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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
licnds keeping on hand an assert
Ready-NIade Work.

Oh all sorts aId sizes, which he will warrant Not
10 Rip, and will sell as low as similar work can he
bought in Airshal County
He is thankful for past favnrs and respectable
sehcits continuance of the same. An are invited
TO call and examine his stock aud prices at the.
sign OF the RED BOOT. He will cndeavor t..
please the eye, fit the foot, and suit the purse of all
IL REPAIRING done on Short Notice IN
Sept S-f3 Holm GITIPE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
Republican Ticket Victorious

Hill, Tor Secretary OF State, received nearly the
whole Republican vote We cannot now asccr
tain the vote on the constitutional Conv,nticI
questicn--but think this county votes decidedly a
gainst Convention
The Republicans in town after asccrtiining thai
their ticket successful. became very ju
biI=nt, AMI expressed their good feeling BIZ
luui hnrrshs all b,nfrcs, &C., &c. They have
cause to feel proad of their vicfory--for IL as
su-es them tar they lave the pDwer to succeed
in future when their hosts are proper ,y mar
sh,lrl- The contest between the candida. e.
for Clerk very exciting, and both of them PLAY
Ell we'll their part Mr. Puck trd can console him
s:lf with the reflection that no other Democrat
wouii have received nj my votes as he did. He
WA untiring in his eT'rts an LETT nothing unonc
that would hive advanced his AMI his pirt,'s inter
ests- To him the Democracy much for this
crrdir,he defeat.
Ma that the "smrt mill'' his cleaned out the
Court House hope for better times. We
s.i sll ever he fourl enlcavoriny 80 have the Re-
pnblicsns rule to the glory and honor of the coun-
y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13

ParsnrrrRi,S Social CiRcrE-W III he held this
evening at tl'r residence OF .. Mstiin-Iy. E~q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
THE SECRET INFIRMITIESor
YOUTH, AND NArs-RTrv


! just Published, Gratis, 25th Thousand.
| A FEwWORDS ONTHE RATidx tT,
kEATnESr, WITHOUT MEDICINE, of Spesmatefrboea
or Local w cakncss fnfn,<I = M a go n -,
ana Nervous Debility, Prerrature Decay offhc SIS
'em' impotency, and Impedments to Marriage
BY B. DE LANEY, Md.
fm1mportant fact thatthc many alarming COM
paints, ORIGINATING In the fn1pfudcnce and solitude
CINE, Is IN this small tract clearly demopstratef
ana NE entirely gey, and high " Successful Z. tre.
mcnI, as adopted by the Author. lly explained by
means 81 which every one is enabled q ' cure re
siastLy perfectly and at the least possible cost
day. = - - -''1lf5 '' ''''f " is'fe
2ens 70 any address, gratis asd, post, zee IN y
sealed envelope by remittpg (posf paidJ txd p1skI
sye s11pPs % HH' H. pzlsxEr 81 East 31st Street.
-'S" io'A lily. lSept 15-2mis
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
Warsaw Nursery!
No. ZOE Randolph ST.,

-
TNHE PROPRIETORS of this institution take
l. this method of informing the Citizens OF
Marshall County that they will have on hand by the
next Tree Planting Season full assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
of all kinds and of the best quality. Our apple
trees have been grated from bearing trees which
account they will bear much than trees graf.
ed from Nursery Scions, and this fact also enables
us to know with certainty what Varieties we have.
Our Nursery bcirc situated within few rods of the
Railroad Depot we will be able to deliver trees at
any Station in Marshall County within "A few hours
utter they are taken out Of the ground. We ror-
rant every tree and shrub that We sell to be alive
and in good condition.
III. b. Pcrshing. ut Plymouth. and ]. o. Parks. at
Bourbon. are authorized to take orders for us. and
we will be on hand when the Season comes to FIJI
All "rler-w trust TO the entire satisfaction OF all
who may favor us aith them.
BRONSON K FRASER. Proprietors
Warsaw, Ind, Aug IL. le59-4lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13

DfED--In Plymouth, Oct. Ia, Is59, SAuAvrH.
Granddaughter ut Henry d. aud Samantha NJ
Pcrshihg, I'D , months and - DAYS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
>SNAlssa pile.a. d. a.. I,lss-s :.

~ ASHTYGTQy, d. e, June II, ~
Ih4fe91 tvSbSUie Of tair. 4erhaofs ~
land Bffers. and have found II very useful in case
3doh asd He~d,ehe,7 and rceonnend IA
to all who need pleasant and elIicacious remedy
and valuable touic.31of< 9TGB
BlE llm me IT prspS5 e i,r s.a ut, IN
" epepgeekzs Fesommsnsi il coni.lcntfy to rIl
suffering from this disease
s.nnl .slcH8RA.E. ScHUCHMAN.
Pittsburgh, Oct %. ls56
Mrs. . = NE vile Of a noted photographer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13

We have not space to cnumcratc articles, every
dcpartmcrt - complete IN tsclf ~
We submit The following list Of prices on a few
articles. All other Clouds will be- sold ennallv l,,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-13
Resolutions Passed
OVER THE
GOVERNORS VETO!

WHEREAS, Having or hand very large as
sortmcnt of FRESH GROCERIES, that mvsr
BE SOLD, and, having recently made arrangements
to purchase any quantity in Cincinnati, New York
New Orleans, and other markets, on better terms
than we have ever been able to do before
Therefore, Resolred,
FIR THAT VIC can sell more stJf:AR
for One Dollar than any other estab-
lishmcnt in town.
SECON D-11,at we can sell more COFFEE
| for One Dollar than any other cstab-
lishmcnt in town. f..,f
III D-That we can sell more r r A
for One Dollar than any other estab-
lshment I'm town.
FOURTH--That can sell more RICE
fvr Ofc Dollar than any other cs-
.rs Enlistment in town. -., ...f i
+ / T I H--That We can sell more TOBACCO
for One Dollar than any other es-
Enlistment in town. ~ 81
5 T H--1hat VIC can sell moro q 4.
ltsa s for One Dollar than any other. c.,
adjustment in town. ,..
we can sell more WHITE LEAD
for One Dollar than any other cs-
Enlistment in town.
ZIG H--1'hat we can sell many other anic5es
+ slosi too tedious to mention cheaper than
i -f.... = any other establishment in town
Il H--That We can pay more for all kinds
Of COUNTRY PRODUCE than
7.fi PIP any other establishment in town.
SD HOOP POLES included. .,f, ~
/ N H-Tlat we invite every prison In
MARSHALL County TO call and examine
our GOODS ard PsslEsi
} 81 p before purchasing elsewhere. sihss.
All OF which is respectfully submitted to the.
Woodward & RlySoM.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
Special Notices.


Hosfcscay's cfafmsDt Is a asssfc bafas
for breast, sore legs, and old wounds, even
thoss that hays defed all other applications for
series of years Thousands of certificates attest it's
almost miraculous doings In the hospitals both of
the cid and tho new world. Sold at the manu-
factory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists, at 75e. aSe., and 81 per pot ape
TAe sacoess aphfch attends she ass of
Dr.. J. Hcstetters Celebrated STOMACH BITTERS
evinees at its ylrtnea in all of debility
and disease Of the stomach. Certificates, almost
without number, have boen published atteating its
almost miraculous power in removing those pain
ful and fearful Diseases And at this time il seems
idle to do than call Alteration to the great
remedy Of the ags, IN order to awaken public atten-
ton to Its exeooneo. II Is tho only preparation of
tho kIud that Is reliable In all casee and it Is there
fore worthy Of the consideration of the ahlieted.-
The Bitters pleasant to the taste, agreeable In
their effects, and altogether valuable AS tonic ar
remedy for Indigestion
rE Fot sale 10y Druggists and dealers generuily,
very where. .ap6
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
New York Market.

New York, April 9-PM
Flour heavy and 5@10c lower; sales of
$500 bbls at 5 1905 so for superfne State,
8 55(95 65 for choice do, 6 OO@6 so for e1-
ira State, 5 1902 80 for superfne Western,
6 1906 so for common to good extra do,
6 zoo SO for round hoop Ohio do-clos-
ing heavy and dull. Rye -four 3 1904 so.
Wheat very dull and nominal; sales small
at 40@1 so for Southern, 50@l rs for
white do. Rye quiet at 86@s9. Barley
heavy; sales of 1000 bush. at 62(975.-
Corn dull and lower; sales of 10000 bush.
at 86@86 for new yellow Oats dull at So
@57 for State, and 58@61 for Western and
Canadian. Whisky dull and declining; sales
of $50 bbls at 26@27, closing heavy at the
inside price Pork firmer for mess, but
heavy for prime; sales of 1000 bbls at IL
7O@l7 80 for new mess, and II 81
for old ditto, and IL 6O@12 65 for prime !;
included in the sales were 500 bbls new
mess, deliverable in May, at the sellers op-
ton, at Is 90. Beef lower; sales of $50
bbls at SO (07 80 for country prime, Z so
@6 rs for do. mess; 9 5O(01I % for re-
packed do. Prime mess teef firm; sales of
500 bbls at IS 00@17 so. Bacon unchanged.
Dressed hogs dull at s(0s3. Cut meats
lower; l5o hhds sold at 64@62 for should
ers and 3@9 for hams Lard heavy; sales
of 500 bbls at 11B@114' Butter quiet at
1O@l5 for Ohio, and l0@l5 for State--
Cheese dull at 8@1l4 Tallow quiet; sales
of 10000 pounds at IO4@l14. Sugar
quiet at 7@7A Iron dull at 26 0O@29 90.
Linseed oil dull at 64@66 Hides-holders
demand an advance.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

Colonel Whites, just above Vieksburs, the
river was running across the bend, and there
appeared to be danger that 1t would cut the
town off entirely. The break was 500
yards in extent From Cunnach's Landing,
about 10 miles above vicksburg, the conn
try was entirely submerged as far up as
Lake Washington, some go or 80 miles,
there being several breaks in the ievees.-
Four miles above Grand Lake there was
another bad break, the country being all
under water At this point the levee gave
way on the 5th ult.
( At. Vicksburg, on Thursday, the river
was three inches above the high water of
last year and one inch above the highest
water ever known, and was still rising
slowly.
8 At Laconia, below Helena, there is very
serious break at Carson's plantation, FIVE
miles above the town, which hes done great
damage, having swept away all Mr.. Carson's
negro cabins lover forty, and everything on
the plantation except the dwelling g-house.-
When the Baltic passed, there was a small
elevation in front of the house which was
not overfowed, and this was covered with
a miscellaneous mixture of live stock, white
folks, negroes, babies, and puppies. At this
break, the water is described as being like
the Atlantic Ocean let loose in a cotton
field. At Helena the water is reported not
quite as high as last year. Thence to Co.
lumbus it is over the banks on both sides,
and at Columbus the inhabitants are again
going about on RATS and in boats.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

BGS" The GRANVILLE (Ill.) Herotd hes
changed proprietors and names II is here
after to be conducted by Ar. J. I'd. Clarke,
and TO be known as the GRANVILLE Indepesd-
eat. In politics, the Indepeadeat is 10 be
neutral, caring not a fig, the editor says,
"who is elected President, believing the
government will be able to get along with
out our help. In lieu thereof, however, it
will be the vehicle of all the local, foreign,
and miscellaneous news of the day, the pro-
gress in agriculture, &c., and keep its read
ers fully advised in regard to those marts Of
commerce which most nearly interest them. :"
AS the prosperity Of a town or country
depends upon the honesty and wisdom of its
offiee-holders, to be neutral in the selection
of these, IS to abandon tho very iaterests a
paper processes to support. Neutrality in a
newspaper will not answer Independence
may.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
WasH1ScToy Anril Gu

4 The Quartermaster's department is cur
failing its expenses as rapidly as the public
service will admit In addition to the two
military posts on the route to Utah, three
are TO be dispensed with in Texas, and
orders have been issued to stop the pur.
chase of mules.
Advices from Africa say the African
squadron is still repeating its monotonous
drudgery up and down the coast, for the dis
tance of 5000 miles. The health of the men
was good. The Dale left Sierre Leone on the
9Th of February for Monroyia, thence north
ward.
The recent order to Immediately fit ont
the new steamers is not with especial refer
ence to the events in Nicaragua. The design
ia to relieve the vessels on the Pacific and
other squadrops.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

GERMAN CHEMICAL EBAsIvR SoAP.-This
il the name of new style of soap of which
Mr.. Korb, Huette, & Co. have commenced
the manufacture. We have tried bar Of it
in our Office and tiud it to operate to a charm.
1t removes printer ink better than any soap
we have ever seen, and lasts longer. 1t is
very properly called Woman's Friend"
for it will prove a great labor saving in
washing. 1t is furnished to the trade ut the
same price as the German soap. Messrs.
korb, Huette & Co. are now prepared to fill
orders for this superior soap.--F.A. Lsdg@.
This soap may be found for salo in our
city at No. At Main steer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
PHIIAnEIpuIA Anril 6-M.

The fugitive slave case was continued this
afternoon. The counsel for the defense
moved that Commissioner Longstretch hand
the case over to another Judge, for the
reason that that Commissioner had preju-
dicated the case, and acted as advocate for
the claimants, it having been shown in evi-
dence that the Commissioner pronounced
the first power of attorney of claimants as
insufficient, and informed them he would be
obliged to release the slave if arrested under
it, and that by his advice a new power of at
torney was obtained. Benjamin Brewster,
for the claimant argued that it was pre-
eminently the duty of Commissioner to
give this information before he issued the
warrant. The Commissioner overruled the
motion
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

ARRIVALS AND DDKpARrrRRs-RRon5 s'eLseh TUESDAY
tt q o'oIocK "WEDNESDAY.
DR.. Kane, St. Louis to Pittsbars.
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson and back
Reliance, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Kate Sarchet, Wabash to Evansville.
Judge Torrence New 0rie ,As to Cincinnati.
New York, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
A. o. Tyler, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Silver Star, Paducah to Evansville
Highhyer, Louisville to st. Louis.
Lightfoot, Cincinnati to Nashville.
John Ray, passed down.
6reenyille, Bowling Green to Evansville.
silver Star, Evansville to Paducah.
Lady Walden, Cincinnati to Ark. river.
The weather, yesterday, was remarkably
fine and pleasant. We noticed very little
doing on the levee.
The Kate Sachet came out of the Wabash
with a good cargo, and was expected to
leave again last evening.
The Greenville arrived from Green river
with only moderate trip
The A.. 0. Tyior laid at our landing for
some hours taking on, and expecting freight
She left yesterday.
This is the day for the regular Evansville
and Louisvih packet Tishomingo. Her po-
lite officers are fast building up profitable
trade, and even now talk of putting on an
other boat The Evansville and Louisville
trade ought to support a daily line of boats,
anu no UOuUL WOutu uU SO Wcio tAC plOpci
exertions made.
The St. Louis Republican furnishes the
following:
The river here was falling slowly yester-
day. In the "a hours ending at dusk, it re-
eeded about G inches. The upper rivers are
reported to be falling slowly by the last ar
~fivals
The weather has turned very cold. Halt
tuah 0f folf L. s-l4
the wind was high and cold yesterday. Bus
iness on the landing was not brisk, owing
to the city election, which created great deal
Of interest on the levee.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Repabli-
can gives the following additional particulars
of the Mississippi flood:
By Nr. J. G. Jay, an observing gentleman
who came up on the Baltic, we have late
advices of the food below The first break
OF any consequence was noticed at Warren
town twelve miles belov vicksbarg. Al
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
WAsHINeroN. April e-M.


The District Attorney asked the court to
direct that IS more talesmen be summoned
and that J. w. Smoot should with them.
According to the present indication the
trial will occupy at least two weeks. The
following are the names of the witnesses
who have been summoned for the United
States: g e 8 E ~
T. Woodward, Hon. j. d. Haskin, VIM.
Bebee, Hon. b. Walbridge, R.. ]. Dillon, D.
Deugberty, U. G. Pendleton, Otone Ranch,
]. Dudson, A. Uphouss, Hon. R. Broadhead,
@. Mccormick, A. @. Kennedy, G. West,
B. Hays, ]. D. Hoover, D. Coolidge, R. W.
Downer, T. e. Martin Phillips, V. R. Want
Bycke, Ed q. Delafile, Ed N. Tidball, Hon.
G. Eustis, ]. NJ. Seeley, jr., for the defense.
! 1t is expected that a jury will be COM
pleted to-day. Talesmen have been sum-
moned from the rural part of the District.
The prisoners father-in-law and many
New York friends are in the court, and
eyincing their sympathy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

s@- Whatever may be the feeling of Ger
many in regard to Austria, there is no doubt
of the feeling of the people of Italy. 1t ap-
pears to be more than ever embittered
against the government Of Francis Joseph.
The emigration of youths from all other
parts of Italy into Sardinia is very large;
and Of such a corps of $1,000 strong has
been formed and placed under the command
of the famous Garibaldi
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
Receipts by Railroad.

TT AprII o, I60J.
10 kegs lard, 10 tierces lard, 80 bbls pork z32
bushels eorn Geo. Foster 4 Co.; 1900 lbs II. H
Goods, w. M Skinner; 40 bbls flour, Allis 4 Howes;
968 bushels corn, Rcnner & Son 0 cases hats
man 447 bushels whoat, Igleheait Bros 70 bbls
flour, I. A. Crane; car load empty barrels, Littles
Ervin Il car load iiooppoles, A. Defrees; bbl,
box, Pat Boyle; 3 bbls eggs, II Dbl lard, George
Miller l box dry goods, Archer q Mackey; box
paper, J. Healy; I box looking glasses, Smith &
Stark bales hops, Phillip Koch; bbls fish, H.
Raleigh bhl sundries, G. @. Crane Il car load of
horses, Charles Scott; ear load slaves, Oakley d
Son. - a-,-s A. X. SHRADER, Agent
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

D8- How much improved shawls are in
appearance this seasoni In examining q
lot of nice cheap shawls at Hughes, which
be has just received, we thought we never
had seen a more graceful appendage for
iady's shoulders. Be sure to purchase one
before they are a II gone.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
ssa We are informed that the severe cold

HsA- We are informed that the severe cold
and heavy frost on Tuesday night has COM
pletely ruined the prospect for peaches
This ia to be regretted, as we arc informed
that by d little care in this matter, such a
result might have been prevented. Those
who have tried it, say small fire kindlod
under the trees, 80 that the smoks will as
cend among the branches during the night,
is an effective prevention of frost.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

Dr. n0Oper's Female C0Td3af.-ThSs
medicine will cure all Fenair Complaints, such as
Excessive. Suppressed OF Painfal Aenstrnaiion.
Flour Aibas, Whites. BarruHness, Sallow Conn
plexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Fright
fnl Dreams aud all diseaaes caused by Colds, Check
ed Perspiraton, Excessss, over Exetemens, etc, OF
the sexual orgaDs. For all Irregularities If the
Monthly Periods, Or. Hoopers Female Cordial is
SPEEDY and POSITIVE CURE Ii ha. been amply
tested, and he most gratifying reports of CURES
are daily received from every town and city where
it Is known.
ssS Price 81 Per bottle, Or six bottles for S.
Prepared by DIR. EASTERLY, Corner Third and
ohesnut streets, ST. Louis, No, sole proprietor
sT0DDARD Il THoMPSoS o.
L. w. SAWYER AGENTS
EVANSVILLE Indiana. ieczI-dSv2u.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
CoLuMBrs, April 6-P ,

OULCAbIs' -hPtII o N =
Z The dry house of the tab and pail COM
pany was Destroyed by FIRE this afternoon.
Fifteen or twenty persons were badly scald-
ed or bruised. They were standing on
platform about fifteen feet from the ground.
The heat and steam confined inside, burst
the large folding doors with an explosion
like boiler, forcing them off the platform,
together with the burning timbers. Many
are seriously injured. Two, it is supposed,
fatally. -
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
WAsHINeroN, April 6-F


The arrangement by the counsel for the
defense in the Sickles trial is for Graham to
make the opening speech. After the case for
the prosecution is closed, Stanton is to make
arguments on points of law. Brady is to
examine witnesses, and with Chiffon, TO
present the closing arguments.
The uniformly intelligent demeanor of the
ITO men summoned as jurors, struck with
surprise the New York counsel. They say
they have never seen SO fine collection of
jurors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

py"The Wabash Express, under the head
of " Good for Connection, announces that
the Republicans carried everything in that
State Governor, Congressman, and ALL
Whereabouts is the State of g Connection p
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

CHICAGO, April 6-PM
The election yesterday for Judges and
Clerks of the Supreme Court, resulted in
the success of the entire Republican ticket.
Average majority, 1000. The vote was
1000 less than at the March election.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

ia All of our exchanges speak of the
fine prospects for large wheat crop this
year in glowing terms. We do not remem-
Der noticing single eroak from any Of
them. One good crop wonld set business
buzzing in the Wabash valley in way that
would almost alarm the natives.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

N We would call attention to those
beautifully colored pictures called Chrome
types made at Tileston Brothers Gallery,
opposite the Post Office. Also their beauti-
fnl plain and colored photographs, of all
sizes, from one-fourth up to life-size, ambre-
types, nelainotypes, and all the different
styles of pictures to be had at their gallery.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
ST LoUIs. Anril e.

The river has fallen about three inches at
this point in the last twenty -four hours and
still recedes slowly. The Illinois is station
ary, with plenty of water in the chan
mel. The Missouri is rising slowly. Newly
made ice is running at Lacrosse, in the up
per Mississippi From Keokuk down the
river is falling Weather here is clear and
warmer
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

ny The Irishman who was on trial
on Tuesday and yesterday forenoon, was
bound over for his appearance at Court in
the sum of $500. The trial of the other
parties implicated is to take place Saturday
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

ay- At the city election in Terre Haute,
on Monday, the whole number of votes cast
was 8l6. In this city the whole number
cast was 800.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

pG- n. l.. johnson, book-binder and
blank-book manufacturer, keeps every des
eription of books usually kept in q book
bindery on hand and for sale at eastern
prices Mr.. Johnson has one of the best
book -binderies in the West, and is prepared
to furnish any variety of blank-books at
very low figures Petersburg Reporter.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07

Dgy- Letters from Lieut.. Brooke, of the
surveying schooner Fonnimore Cooper, state
that the deposit of guano taken possession of
by him at French Frigates Shoal contains at
the least calculation 5000 tons.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
Local and Miscellaneous.

nA. Messrs. H. Nelson 4 Co. call the at
tention Of the ladies to their sale OF fancy
dry goods. The sale commences this after
noon at O'Clock.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-04-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FromWashington.
lWAsH1SaroN. Anri

, WASHINGTON, Apri 6-a
The dispatches sent to Gen. Lamar are, it
is said, of the most positive character. They
instruct him to demand from Nicaragua an
apology, restitution, and indemnity, on the
failure to comply with which he is to ask for
his passports.
D The home squadron, it is said, will be
strengthened, and the vessels placed at the
command OF Gen. Lamar, to use them for
the defense of American citizens, their prop
erty, and their rights. 1