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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

cdly opposed to "taking her away" and
Thereby endangcr this glorious Union,
and destroy the ascendancy of T. Demo
cratic party. Our Democcatic friends
will please take notice and spank their
children when they catch them humm:Dg
This inccndiarY ditty.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

A Locofoco paper has discovered new
trouble, that if not speedily suppressed
will result in serious disaster to the Dem
ocratic party, namely, the singing of f"Nel-
lie Gray" which is so popular among the
Juveniles. The theory is that the sing
ING of such songs has tendency to ex-
cite a feeling ofsympathy for the aforesaid
"Nellie Gray" which makes them dccid-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
Gbe 4lotter 9uurnal.
COUDEgeSPORT. PA,
LFqrsaqy 1Jofqi0g, 4Jay 5, 1859.
T. S. CHASE. Eg!rGa AND PUBL AlER.

LEWIS MANN, Esq, our Legislative
Representative, returned home Tuesday
evening, He looks well, though he has
noe been long recovered from severe i'll
ness. He has been visiting his friends
in Chester county, since the adjournment
We hope Mr. Mann will consent to b
returned to the House next fall.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

ScRIPTURE LAW.-John Graham IN
dertook to Justify Sickles in the killing
of Key by quoting from the Bible, but
he did not refer to the Epistle Of St,
James, chap, il, verses 10 and IL, which
read thus;
Whoever shall keep the whole law,
and yet offend in one point, he is guilty
of all. For He that said. Do not commit
adultery, also said, Do not kill! Now ii
thou commit no adultery, yet if thou kill
thou art become a transgressor of the law. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Me1ndl.


% HEALTH OF AMERICA AN WOMEN O0
e)<s Previous potices -.sb go
hsbed fact tba, THE GRAEFESBERG COMPAkYS MAR
SHALL UTERINE CATHOLICON the nly reisble
viii he live, Of from Of Is
upward, miserable ooy themselves.
Tnsse dsesss attic. married AMI ale sod social posi,ioo
refinement OF living condition In fs sfGds any g1santy
against Besde tho local Cts'iIs syup,oms they
often attended With
Dersnx-j Monthly Periods
Irregularities Observation-Disclosures
Dersngsd Appetite sllow Complexion-
Pain in The Back and kidoeys-Ca.lls-
Cold bands snd Feet Observation-Disclosures
Neuralga-P4lpitsion Of the Bear-
Dizznss-Seryousnsss-He scscb@-Res,rssness-
Disturbed Seep-Fushes OF Hea.-Genensl Pain
Crawling Pain in the Spine and betw S9oulteA3
sest0n-
Difficult passing Of Urire With bsa, sasT.iDg-
luhr sbr ming irritation Of the Uterine
Hysercs-ADX.ty-Red Face-SeryVGs rwi.chiag-
S,artir E-Copstpsiiou--
IrrsbIe mper-Ssdness-Deprsysd Appet:e-
Fls.Iler ce-EiOsed and Irregular BOwels-
UuplsEsAn. Dresms--Paips IN the Uterine Ofgsns-
Egnbness ara Pain ia the Laba
Los OF Memory Il the Fe--faL In
THE 6RAEFENBERG hARsHiLLS UTERINE CA.
THOLICON prepared BY educated physsn and may 10
fully p-nted lpoD Ali other pre- partitions should - avoided
Latter test~osais from esy9vnen and pEthe Of
dsnetton ean b s.<n ne the Gyayes5,rg Co No.
&c Payk,osc Ses and eonrtas9 reference pson i.
Pvee 81 SO pc, bose; fss bots for So team be safy
srns sy s1p,esa Aad,ss JOSHUA y. BRIDGE H. d Serve
.s,g s1s Tss's,SS PS,s'an G'a<sabes Co~paHy TO- 3|
DI skIDGE asy be e0nsshsd PROBATIONARY ., by lftev
Clfc<A0s,s 10 and 3 ta4.
" Gtssc>t Opinion IL required By letter, 81 i1rs: be
irchsed 10 insure reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Uater Cure

nR. Z. J. LOWENrHALs WATEk-CURE
IL and GYMNAsiUM-Hoel accommodations Tor TrsnsienA
and Permanent Bosrders No 10 Bleecssrs. New York
THE NETWORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GIENIC INSTITUTE ls heated a. Nos - and IS Laight
st. do from s, Johns PsTk-G0Od BOARD c,n BE- %
boar from 81 20 IS Transient peSns per day
Gym and privileges for the u free IL
cbsrs. Office Cous lltaIoDs from IN. TO N. z. T.
TRAIL NJ d, and A. GoRfON, n d, Physicians X
FANCPFR Proprstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

GOOD NEWS MR.. Kerney, 81 81. Marks
" psc. cured II Liver Complain by using bottles " Dr.
LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK sfRUp Depots Nos: $50 Chs:
ham 81, So Grsndst ssd &c Broadway Ladies cs 90 her.
CANDS' SARSAPARTLLA.-THE GREAT
~ AMERICAN REMEDY Er PURIFYING tho BLOOD
Ah ulh safe AID reliable al VI tie year. asd IN ell
conditions CT hesih n the FALL months this parey se
table remedy PECULIARLY beneficial 20 sxPe norod amos
and preven the dfzureHszt u posus pGpies and other
eryrtOns upon the
Aev bottles viii generally dsp~rse al scrofllo1s .sndeaey
vaie improves sp sa iaviss.ss he Constitution.
PIepsndby 8 d. SANDS, Dr1sSists,
Ne ~ Williams T., New. ysgk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

GREAT REDUCTION THE VANDERBILT
" EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAM-
SHIPS ,ail EVERY FORTNIGHT between NETWORK
solTuAuPTON and HAvRE, uader mail contract leaving
bi. de .sch SATURDAY the other side each
Alternate WEDNESDAY.
4 FROM NEw.YoRk FROM
yos SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
HAvsE bEw.YosS
A1sl Saturday Oct r. "Wednesday Nov g.
Ocean Qneeu, sesblry saturday, Nov D.. Nov -
Vanderbilt. Lefeyre saturday Nov - wednesday De-
These 81 anships base wat-Ftifnt compartments.
Prtcs II pas,.ss either Say the sane. VIZ: -
VANDLHBILr-ls; cabin, CID AID 500 "a cabin, $50
and SO - -
OCEAN QUEEN-lr cabin, elco and So; q cabin, $50.
ARIEL-l,t cabin, $50; % cabin. soO
Third cabin limited number SO
Cerfcss passage issued from Europe 20 America Specie
delivered In London and PARA
D. TORI ANCE, Agent,
No Bowling Green, New York.
God. freis AZ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
MOTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co.

IE6ULAR rHRoUsn LINE 10
San TRANCISCO,
PANAMA. kkILkoAD,
ana connecting only with GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE JOHN L. eTEPHEHs and SONORA,
Of the Pscisc Mai s,ea1Ahip
Company q PrsnA
DIRLCY TO AsPNWALk
TIE Dsendid sesusnips BALTIC, ADalAflC ssd AfLAN
TIC having been entirely lifted snd adapted 20 the Saaiorna
tsle vii herest.r run above leaving hs po en- ne
SIN AID 8rTa Of EACH MONTH.
from The FOO. Of Csral<-, N
The ATLANTIC, So0 burden, H Pssrsoc, Conr,An
eer I'll leave the 9Th Of Oc.ooe Ct 20 connect q
Pansns sih he veinown spd superior s;eAEsnp CULLEN
GATE r l. Whiting. Commander.
The BALTIC utl follow he S.h OF Novemeef
An experienced errgecn b attached 70 eaen Snip
ThrocIb fresht ard Passenger vii be lmDeeAey fcrvrded
upon arrival Of tie Steamer Q, Aspinval
Each Of he Above Steamships has capacity fer 800 20 500 turs
Fr.!sh. which viii Be taken st moderate rAtea
IL believed that the accommodations Afforded BY The above
,hips s-s unsurpassed BY any In he world
ship Always in faIAnA % thsa there
w be detention In forwarding psss~nsers Baggage and
Freight 49, A., A.. mn
For .sh, sppy he ON ice Of the Company No So wAn
For psssse sPpy he only once OF he Comrenys 90 me
vhsri feot Of CsiAlst, TO WI n "iShha1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Albert X. NIcoLAY. Auctoneer.
DEGCLAR AUCTION SALE of STOCKS and

Albert n. NIcoLAY. Auctoneer.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE of STOCKS and
III BONDs.-ALBERT III. NIC0LAY winsen THIS DAY
(Thusdsy l2t O'Clock, at bis Stock Sae'oou No. q
William st., near W all
20 shares Union Bsns s 80 sech 49,
co shares American Exchange Bank, SlOo each
% shares NaiionI Bauk SO each
81 shares Bank Of the C mmonwealth, SlOo each.
Is shares ashinsOn Fine Insurance Company ~ each
Sc ,laes Exchange Fire Insurance Company, So each
20 shares Harmony Fire and Marine na Co., Sbc each;
AZ shares Manhattan Fire Insurance Company 80 each
10 shares PaIk Fife Insurance COMPANY, 100 eecn-
40 shares Gebhsrd Fire Insurance Company SlW esch
40 shares Market Fire Insurance Company 800 eacn
10 shares Groceis Fire lnsuf rance Company =" each
% ,hae, meropolan Fire Company 500 each
81 shares JeherIou Fire Insurance Company, go essh
80 shares Home Fine lr surance Company BIZ raeh'
sbares Excelsior Fire Insurance Company, eoo .seh
,Ares Columbian Marine Insurance Company suo eeth'
~ shares Irving Fire Insurance Company. % esch
10 es Emp re City Fire Insurance Conpsny Sl5" each
~ shares Peoples Fire Insurance Company, So esca-
20 shares Great Western Marine llsursnce Co., . V esch
8 shares Humboldt Fire Insurance Company : uO esca-
40 share, Wilke,barIe PENN Gas Company 80 each
so shares Kerosene Gssligbt Company & . each
100 shares St Paul and Fond gu Lac Railroad sioo each
leo shares Conpouni Metallic Spring Company, g., each
~ shares Knckerbocse r Stage Company, : 100 each
10 shar American Guano Company, SlOO each
{ coo Missouri State per cent Bonds
1900 La Crosse and Milwaukee X X. o. 9 cent bonss
$40 OWi,ccnsin Central Railroad per cent Bonds
AZ 600 AID New Railroad y cent Bends
s8COO Del Lack Western Rsilroad "a mortgage bonds
Securities received In addition 20 The regularly adyeed ~
daring every sale Next regular sale on MONDA1 Oct ~
Ketr Auction Sales Of Stocks and Bonds every Monday ana
fhd,y or every dsy required a. ~ O'clock the
stoch Ssesrco No. - William ST., or at the Merchants TX
nh.nye desired Stocks and Bonds bought and sold prTa
sse aud Brose Board counissior Interest," Aor-a
on deposits and dividends collected sses also MADE OF hsA
Estate public or a; private sale ThsI geieS SycoLAy
s,ok Broker and Banker 81 William at near WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAL
"A SHIP COMPANY, New York, Oct g. le9-Tbe rec uisfe
Of spial r the ors.aitson o. ; company hsSh h
will be bed No III Wes, St In this city on SAT
URDAY, the 18Th Of October inst, a. O'Clock p m Tor the
..rse OF sectiur 1--WE Directors OF the said Company.
EDWIN CROSWELL,
SPENCER KIRBY, ,Commissionsrs-
D. W. CARRlNGfCN.>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

CTPREME COURT.-JOBN JAY and Flea
- NOR X. JAY, bis wife; John Clsrs'on Jay and
Laura J.y his wife Henry Augustus pn Bs and cAthsrS
Heln Dn Bots Dis wifsi Alexander NJ Brsen and LOUIS
Bruen bis wife Benry y Peew and Eisa jay rsi<w hs
William ClaIk.oni Augusta jay FRANCIS 9arettson
and Helen ysy G,Iret's'n, his wife May hnfnsthx9
cLARKsoN JAY ard MARTIN ZABRIsxlE. Trustees
ceassa Elizabeth Cars.on Jays Elizabeth CArhson ysys
y.e for Mary Dswon under TIE will u the said Ann joy,
deces John ButtswoTth Trustee for Eliza Butserworsh
sd Augusta Bntisorth under the will Of the aid Ann Jays
deceased John Cakson Jy surviving executor Of the st WI
kc JAZZ decreased and Mary Ds~on, Elisa bnter-
worth Anu,ta Buerworth Augustus Jay, Augusta bakA
Elizabeth ach Lewis Bach Matthew ClArkson and Susal
Matilda ak.n he wife; William Mead and John Joens Tfuo
tees under viii ~ the said Ann Jay decessd TOT the rh~o
.cs Seminary beousns 20 the Protestant Epscop. ChascA
10 Fsfsx County Nirgns; The Evangelical knowdse sco
~ City u Newiork and The American Trcs Society
Instituted In the City Of NewYorh Defendants Sunamcnss
For Re To defendants aud each Of them; yoa ere acre
by summoned ard required he Complaint In his 90
ton which win be fled the Office II the Clerh Of ne CITY ana
County OF NewYork City Hail. In the City Of New York;
b.cribsu a. heir oce, No. Wall st. In the sad Ctys
wp twenty dsy, after the service Of hs Summons e,
elusive the day e such service and you fall to anwer Ia
s.d Ccup.u, within sfo-sif the psn.hS In tots -
lion apply Court M the relief demanded "a the Con-
r Patntids Atosneya
The Complaint IN iris seton sled In the Office OF tns s9
Crk OF the City and County Of Ne~sot Of the CRY Han
b the said City the twenty -verth day Of nays
isse Dated Aus 2, 1850 sMifHk WOODWARD.
aug Is. lswlowTh. fsinuns Auofoey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPAHY.
L. 8 MAIL LINE.
CALIFORNIA,
From the old-estabisneo wh.rf foot OF Wsrreur-,
North River.
e..r,,. go Second Cabin as First Cabin, see including
Railroad Ticket
FIFTH AND TWEsTlETH or EACH MONTH
Yhe fAvohe steamship NORTH STAR Capt A o. Jones' VII
leave above TAT RSDAf, 2th October, cio.. NJ
copnec,ns VI. Panama Railroad Nth he steamship COarEZ
Extra steamer Of this line always Panama iassrins sromp
connection A. the lstbmus o..o .r.,
tn. KORTHERS LIGHT will succeed he NORTH STAB
leaving New. Yort Nov - -
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Beware OF Ticket s~nirs BOGUS Passage Offices and con-
Germs " themselves M" Compa1ies Unless you
be on your susfd ron will Ne deceived ald dens 'ded
This the ouy carrying the United states Mails on thh
route under contract with The Government
f-sht sppy a. the only once OF ne lane
the City Of Eew-York, -
No IN Wes:-s., corner Of Warren st.
D. B ALLEN, Agent
HB-An persons forbid trusting any oas On account 81
he above ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Sste Of Newfort: City ana Sounty OF AiOeny - cHDt
L. Wilson Of said city, being duly says that he the
Ts,uer d the Central Railroad Company thai the
true according The best 3
knowledge AID belief. olLoEhi L. "iLooN'
Sworn before me, this 9Th day OF October 1883,
A. ID. ROBINSON, Albany Co. Judge
The aforementioned dividends payable only the Treasu
rer oc. The necessary blanks for drawing the SEINE viii be
r,,rishsd ON snnlch,ion al ssid Office. OILS law3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

NOT1CE.--Apeesbly to the provisions contained
IN m ,b. rrus Nrrs.re D--d >xsn Ceusr Rail
ro.a Company, SEALED PROPOSALS., sdSre>sed 70 JOHN
~ PORbFsof Beron, vii received 81 s-h
dsy 81 o. chr the SALE the unssfned q FIRST
siEKIEG FUND BONDS aid COMPANY %. Of $50 SO
Also Of srb-r the FIRST SECOND SINKING FUND
BOrDs Of sid Company 70 ,be vslne Of el5ooo.
NJ. FORBES
II. r. HUNSEWELL, TTaSees
Bo,sn Sept p ASA THAYER
"a = mn CAPITALISTS who wish to
Ws),UIVs ret 10 PER per snnum for their money
VII fu5 orpoiBIy b addressing Box No. ~ Albany
Eew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
THE REGuLAR VAIL LINE u. sroNNs.

THE REGULAR NAIL LINE IA SrONING-
i TON IN sosrUS. PROvIpINcE-t.nS so4's-ns
e: .. ed %s soC K CAVE Js. sn
VANDERBILT cey. D. ars-s sonns.non $500 III. "a
ksv,ns Me-. Yo's day ,suDs.y .re-p'edl tOo Per 10
s .ss ., s INV, s. q I.s ., - sss. sss
s.sDrssn, rom s.:I... . ,,, S W e:
r.. PLYMOUTH sooK. son s.-.Yors, fss.a,,. .rear.
- W Saturday 70" '-.'A'' ''-A'-''' " -
s.ne.. 40 Bo.toa, fIrrs.s Ns rrAia -.ains '.a
ps, N ssvanee Of th,e By roG.-s sP- n~ 'oi
se. al sT,er IL rs,in sArd he ..esu,- ENJOY nsst,
..s md I'D sr-.i,.t hs-r-t -sy- siasou ~
train. so.sectsnx .: PrOS'dence ~ IN tie II sss
FAR nom provis.o,- 70 se.Por, 81 eer..
Baggage psnes he s,s~ner and r,n iAro1ts
s.. =, ss % IT.; ss = n s:s :, ~
the one. of,he Company, No 10 B.ter,-rsoe
NEw-YORX AID SEw HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ lssa spAHEs aRhAH9Esssr "A
fus.usn eacoD % Se~.s5rk corner o. Htr-n s1e fa<S
lna'A'' On TIA fiarss LEAVE sEw.rosk,
sor s.-.ss1.s, .. a, }, MS s;g ts,l sr .'s
IS a s9s sd'sgS T., s,: s,.ss ,-issa So ssasseos,
and ~esspoI- l2;<S 50 sss as On sot sorv.a
b.,..n .as a.,a SIS -, So ~ as SIS as SIS, s.
TT sS' Stamford 1920 =, ~ es a. ~ sS 81 =,
CONNECTING TRAINS
fot borcn s. n tei b S:b q ,ell Fo oat'oft az
sprinfn. tell S:l5 nsxl FOR Cnnecticui hveI k1i
,osd 20 hentr.al ts, enc S:l5 n tei % SoIsoHn'y
cn New isy res Lonjcn ssj Stonnson hsilrosc
a. n. ard s:l5p n Por CspI aalrosi % N,rasnpson
m (el) ard 2:s fof aoisstonic Aslro>A g N Ans
.:Isp, rgr Hsn.srnch Rslroad q n SIS IN Va
psnsurv soS Norvah ea;lrosi. = 8 o $50 p IN.
JAkrs n gOyr. sip~tfnssn1suk
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept
- ls;e rrsn' .ir leave Ch.moer' =, sa,oo 7. Sno-s
PIpress rrains and II and 5p tor hudson !.
Cor Sin Sing e:i5s and and 1850 tor Poushsr~pSs
7:l5A n and l;i5p u for fsuy.osn rs and $50 M !
Tor P-ehskn. 5:Sn The Hadson, Poushheepse rsessL
Sins ard rsry,o~s rrains sop ct moe. 81 the Way 81.
uora Pus.ns-n tsheD o. Chanbe Canal Corstopnet 400
Sla sss rrsins Hev.Y Troy &$S $3.50 aud 10
M and SIS u and Albany soou. Is minutes later VI
sunday a. 8 n a. y. SMITH Superintendent
NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD- For PHlLA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH AID WEST ~ JERSEY
CITY Mall Express Lines l-sv- Ne. Ysrs and
a m ana and fare IS rhrouEh Tickets sohd of cn
eir al West and for Wssshaon snd to
South h. And through baggage eb~ssed " "ssnins"n
Q %. and N raios - ..--.-.
No esHse s be received TOT trs uness delivered sns
ehscte fifteen unn,es In advance OF The tne OF ssvinf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Statement Of dividends declared by the late The Udcs and
Schenectady Railroad Company The Rochester aud Syracuse
RAILROAD Company, noudns those declared BY its Trustees
The Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company and the Albany
Schenectady kAoad Company stock OF the said late
Companies respectively assumed 10 b. paid By this Company
IemaniI for next preceding the first
day OF September eight bundled and nine,
pu ,ished in pursuance Of the act aforesaid;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

NOTICE to SHIPPERS n CENTRAL AMER
IN lCA and WEST COAST Of SOUTH AALMCA-Of-
TICE Of the sORTH AfLASr1C STEAMSHIP Co-fns
Goa psry prepared ,hruoeh Bihs Of L@dne u con.
Nercnaneise 70 Ceutra Aneres and re Ws Coos o. sou
Arecs The facilities win sSo be Afforded on snfs
kon C~ni America 70 Liverpool by ssns~meut vitn ne %
nArd Line fs ,tes Of fsisnt spPy he Orc % ne S
psny, No. % eslss, lf STEPHENS SCI
NOTICE To CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN The TICKET OFFiCE for the Pacific Nail s:~snse,l
Crupany been aINOg I'D from No III Wss corner Of
Wufer he oe- Of The North Atlantic S:ssmsep Company
an he harf foe. Of CAnAls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
fnsncid.

THE NPW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
i COMPANY-TsrAsUsEss OTYicg. ALBANY, De. s,
1853 sA q Divo'ncs eaed ard payso.e stock Of
iris Con p.ny Witch have remained Inclined By any
O,ized TO sceire toe for
the To- dsY of Stp.sGber thousand ss sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

rTNHE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
Steamer fom NEWfORk drec, 10 AAsGOW, a. follow:
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, October Il, At u
O'Clock - - -
EDinBURGH, Cumming, WEDNESDAY, Oct %, At Il
noon.
RArks PAsAsE from New York Phisdephs Boston 70
GLASGOW Liverpool Belfast Dublin Loudondsrry trst cisss
49, eeersse found with abundance Of cooked proyons
$50. EoI freight OF passage spPly 70
RoBERf CRAIG No. 3 Broadway
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-06
Nscstagaa Aaairs.

PmLApeLruIA, Amil5.
The correspondent Of the N. Y. Heynii
says, that u. Rummclls. the nowly appointed
Consul, at San Juan del Sur Nicaragua.
len here to-day with dispatches for General
Lamar also dispatches icr Commodore Nc.
Clung Of the Home Squadron, and Commo.
dorc Long Of the Pacific Squadron, who 20
ont in to-monOw's steamer from New York
These dispatches arc understood to he. as
stated yesterday, Of porcmptery char.
actcr aud viii show to the Government Of
Nicaragua, that the t. s. will no longer
submit to their double dealing, and if Gov.
Ouslcy has been weak enough toyield to the
influence Of Mr. Manning, the British Con.
sui, IN Nicaragua, and exceeds his instruc-
tons, he viii prove himself unfit for the i'm
portant task hc undorlool, and ought to be
Immediately recalled hy his Government.
Great activity prevails in our Navy yards
in getting ready vessels for immediate SER
vice. The Lancaster, Hartford, San Jacinto.
Constellation, John Adams, Levant, Ports
mouth, Mohican, Wyoming, and Narraean-
set have been ordered to be prepared for sen
Immediately.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-06
From Washington.

WAsHNGToN, April 5.-Aeeording to the
present indication, the Siekle's trial will oc-
curry at least two weeks.
The following are the names of the witness
ses for the United States Thos. Wood
ward, Hon, j. b. Hawkins, John Belec, Hon.
u. Walbridge, j. Dillon, Daniel Daugherty,
y. Pendleton, Francis Boyl,J n. Reed, JOS.
Dodson, Abel Upshur. Hon. r. Broadhead,
Cyrus Mccormick, ambrose RengsIand, n.
X. Alberlis, +. W. Canes, II. G. West, b,
Hays, j d. Hoover, d. Coolidge, r. w.
Doriner, P. G. r. Vandyke, Il. NJ. Siball,
Hon. G. Eustus, John NJ. seely, ir. For the
defence, the following is the full list j.
Ginnity,A. + Borelaed, 4. Langley, VIM.
Brentis, 2. Allen, Sarah Ann Sesley, j. NJ.
Seeley, Matilda Sseley, John ourlin, q. w.
kmerson, Messrs. Stewart and Rubbly, W.
McC0fitY Mrs, Macy, Brown, John A. Lin.
tonS Jaiaes Miller, David Wolch. Joseph
Edwards, q 4, Winter Thos Morrison, u,
N King, 5shn Grey. -. s, Parker. John
Thompson, Wm. Forster; Charles Mason,
Chas. William, Wlp. Mcdonald, and j. II,
AcBlain. 80 iar tie above, named witnesses
are the only ones snfqmoneC The defense
have subpened their witnesses'to support
the theory ofjustificatioh Neither Butter
worth nor Wallbridge is among them. II
Is further stated that The prosecution has
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WAeHEorou. April s.
Shortly after the meeting Of The Court
this morning, the talesmen were soverelly
called for the purpose Of completing The
number Of fJurorsi only FIVE from the rean.
lar panel having been selected yesterday
No additional Jurors were to-day accepted
until the 3ith name was called. The dis
qualification was on the general ground al
having lormed opinions from newspapers or
conversation with witnesses, and. therefore
incompetent 10 render o fair and impartial
trial. No additional Jurors had been Sc
lected, when the fitieth was called. The
pressure TO obtain admission TO the Court
Room was not 70 great this morning. as il
was Yesterday, for the reason, probably,
that II is not expected to obtain Jury.--
The Court Room. however, is filed. The
box, or cage, in which the prisoners have to
sit, has becnpemoycd from the out Of the
way corner IN which it was yesterday, and
placed in front Of the Jury.
The table for the lawyers occupies the in
teryening space. II looks a good deal like q
hencoop.
Much dissatisfaction has been expressed
by the friends Of Mr Siclles. at suhieciiug
him to the iudignity Of occupying this cage:
particularly as there is nothing but the usage
Of this Court to justify it. and even the
usage has not been uniform. The District
Attorney refused to interfere ia the matter,
and hence the necessity ofapplying to the
Court yesterday
accommodations for any There appears TO
be agreater. desire to-day to give facilities TO
the Reporters. The Father Of Mr.. Sickles
and Mrs. Sickles, Mr.. Bogiol, occupy seats
together. Among the friends Of the accused
In attendance, are Peter Byrons, Of n. Y,
and the Hon. Mr.. Eustis, Of Ia. The
Crier opened the Court at 20 minutes past
10 o'clock. Some time elapsed before tile
prisoner was brought in. The five Jurors
who were sworn in yesterday, were called
and answered TO their names
The Judge suggested that the list Of tales
men should be called in their order. The
District Attorney said that he preferred the
adoption Of the balloting system. That the
names should be placed in a box and called
as they were drawn out.
Mn. Stanton preferred the calling of the
name, in the order Of which they appear on
the list, as the defence had arranged their
challenges in that way. The Judge ordered
the names to be placedin the box and called
as they were drawn. While this matter was
in course of arrangement, the prisoner was
conducted into Conrt, and took his seat in
the dock.
He appeared calm and composed, though
his features were marked with the lines Of
deep grief The Clerk then proceeded to
draw the names Of the talesmen, Mr.. Sick
les stood in the dock conversing with one Of
his counsel, as the Jurors were in course of
questioning,
Here large number of persons were ex-
smined as Jurors, and were all rejected be-
cause they had formed or expressed an
opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the ac-
cused. They could not, under the circum-
stances, form an impartial judgment They
were all disqualified
Eight persons only have thus far been
selected