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WAsnrSeIos, Oct, i9--The ofhcisl commsni-
cation fFoo England In relation to the San Juan
dincnly y exeeedingly pscinc and conciliatory.
The dsspa1chss through Lord Iyoas % the State
Department are the authority fos this = 90 .
MI HeLane VIII leave I'm The BROOKLYN Tor
Ayiu receive bis Instructions. These VIII sfore-
shsdsw energetic action sn the part az our row.
9mem Lnesr seseie oanAot be known until the
HeSry Clay Mudd, connected with the CIert.
~ understood he lsbliestiss u Judge DougiasI
psesumed that 4 win not 8 pyviehssd. ~
There hs coAplets lull amcng The President
aakeu: An inanense gstherihg Of Dssnocsais l.
the chairman, It The mGetinG Ct tn National
De9icratfc commtttee - the7th Of December.
The Etands Of eenatoT Doukl3 are circulatiI q
ne eeosy that hn claims TO the Presidency a,e
tuekyr le!aes ffen 0evesnsr meaofln himsrlf
peeeanes snis 70 be IN unqpali1ed fslsehood.
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10 The N. o. Picayune learns that there ID
gssst probability that the U. >. war steamer Ful-
- VIII - gotten OF Of TIE Santa Ronbas. The
vse8 In fhs hull hsa been very much leasensd,
I'D IN eae night, Il il sid, she dried sboul
swsnfy feet. Con- Mcintosh sntsrtxlns the hops
~ - vim soea b In . condition to ~ - The
Nsvy Yard.
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0rhsfsgisfsatioa q voters in New York, IN.
a. - ~ NV, eoaDsaesd On Tuesday morn.
II - There wss general ATTENDANCE a vo-
40 essing The day 1t she diHsssnt regis1erine
passo thsoughout the city. but nothing approx.
nsang - ths number usually pollsd on elsctiea
dsy- other dsys are ct apart Sor ths conplstion
q t. regisfntien. ~ rsss
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III Ths Rev. Theodore Parker has written .
Letter 10 his eongrsgatioa rendering resignation
Of his PsstorshP, bat they have psssd resolutions
refsGlng - acespe Il. =.
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~ The hlibuster "Ashemen'' lately arrested
below New Orleans, no doubt intended to become
ssHshsss a men.n ii9
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u Hssacs Greeley delivered his Lecture on
'Gsesf Msa," At Shiloh Church, New York, On
Wsanoday svesing, without charge to the 20
eisty, the admission Zee being ten cents to defrsy
expoaees, &c. -
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skAyAL IH1.zLGsscE.--wsIs Nam by LETTER r..
eetvsa from The West Coast Of AfFics, dated The
naef p4rt o. Augpst, that the IT, s. door a. ~
vtncennes wss - 81 Psnls de LoSndo-ali' n
hceea we'll The Marion Wa csuisinw ~ ~
Btghe The slave trade had been vcrv .cfivs-
Operations In mat line OF late hayinQ fscei vi &
sevsre ehsck. ewi.g p the pFompt nsssnres tsf1s
y the Adnte!asssdcn % prevent the LANDING al
slaves In The uaitea ets>es; snd & wa tbo5sySt II
thss shs sseassaetsa q scss squadson On The
Cen..eilstiea, Port1south, vipcsssss,r Marion,
Mystic - Sunptee-in eoanecfion WIN tio
E1glisA vgold Pat an entire step d de e. = :"
The sssam GnIkaet Isoquods, 1ftisr out N Il.
HeeQklyu Dayy-yppds q = be psady - Hopernhr,
4, when she goes upon her tFialsip. u = w0o1~a
that owing = TIE nsWe 2om chin1 her dsslinn1loa
- buE0 choo4U1 81 - NEt q = & 80 -
Tks Eisi e fieutsnsst Dsva9 & neaslr elossd
u s1ssEs sG,i.ss Mn vas s'dishs4sescs 4
sisss IL AGIssssola has hem fsssa !. ss1sss,
manor nys theeesqpshannahw il1 ~ n1Asd Ter sbs
Lisusssanf Hast m ~ sisGachsa nan ths =.
celying ship Nes1h Cnrollae, Al eeaeeed q -
lI91nss- L1cgts oy11msd III also beoa dso1chr5
- - ! =; sa.. = - 81 ~ r.
~ es,s,1 = 9 - Neyy, L. ss11G Hs sefe4
84Ic0 y u 7.fss
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..ss:.s Co. ss. W. ~ e s9aIs s ~
80 q ~ MI. " a'ss -, FL 80!
: s:1.n.1Ing eGea e - - 5s-isss''..
pruisses, psenPsSeS - ssss;es - 1SF +, ~
csln ~ e1el1eipeeeSk ~ 5esEI - Is i
tieus &C.. We.t AZ - vsi1 - isti5sS6s.s
..s1ssE.s'< 60 d.
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UWe are indebted to J. shiIlington iwho
~ 10 Shs sals} for copy Of the Novsmba numbes
Of 0sdsy's Lady's Book -,
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ID According to the last accounts from Europe
neehing e inportance had transpired respecting
ths psece nsgotations, bat IL w,s expecfsd NAT :
to1y would b signed 1t Zurich on the ioth q
IN insennts The accounts n 70 the bslligsssnt
sspset e aaAin In Italy and Frsnce, received By
The too cr three laa steamsn, appear 70 have ben
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sni.stioa. On bon dds pssl1hinary 70 isdics,
ment, win commence On tho 18th fnstant, and
shsir indictment AZ trisl On take place the
The cxciteDsnt throughout The Stnte ID iucrsnsng.
The jail has an extra guard Of cizen so1dissy, AID
!: ID pr Sc s - &c III = e. sPs2 e sS e:
2 " asS1ssig d. ne HI g ssd che
llro14S se.nize e exha q "a r. The pre-
49,, ass s Sd & ~ s ss ines 3 - -
and al apprehension Of danger 10 1t aad ed.
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PERSONAL.

MADAM q. CAN BE CONSULTED Concern
lvl ing Past. Present, and futur. Events, At her
and NJ. bsiou 4. rta 90 n n
III NOTICE.
all P.rsoas ere hsrses tersysrlsd aEs.nst her
account ~ vill pay no dsbts Of her contracting,
she hsving len my bed aud board without just
cause. -
oc si-ss go has LEWIS KNEss.
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~ ssss Z ',f CO. fsss rs, se,;;e:
Eaiss.f . - Ssses .. ~ $50 i f =
H. Wilhh ~ sen, In1le,a M epsessa al Z
|. ~ 9 f Z 3 !. 8: - 9. a q. ~
sassl : 3 9 ef<ga
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a =
s... ,...e.J e y, .s.. SOB nD.,: v.,,..,
- 's' dS5b sos:
srASSS xLrWSSsnL Be
ee kHHgpl s. STRIPED and ssTsdsrs foPLiNs, DU.
! ,es ,i:,:: seNsEy4H5iissboN BLACK VEL
xEk cHiEFs. shkMEs c GI11MaRsic c.d a kS1
SON. can b sola less sSsa rsssiss s:is;ss - -
.,, ), az AZ. sad sas e: y, s;osss 4S:,
20 UiCK SALES AND sMALL PROFITs.s
= aaa CLAGEfT 4 NAV 3 "a
A'' joss '':::S sr !. N .Ss ySF ~Ass 49,
500 Pieces Of Silks. d3os3
the chseps.t 0ooas svsr branshe TO this u.sxtst.
q. TIE he asssss thss they lost Spsr cent
s,.rs M s e i !. s.s s'. .sa .ao,.. d.
Bean M ~! lever
e seissnSsdn k0gEs :. - yo.sh 81 sassss
with a.ss essss so sGs'f s az. sis cam. -.
soics s sstsn e M a. end
and thess Who Pey their bills Pro~ptly. = v :
- !; ss: y sssi y e; s
: Oss Price 0zlv. -. - -
asdsst ii efs =; cent s the par
No. ss4 PsgssTIvaslA Av.u.. -
GO y eo8 -. bAtveen 9tA and 10Th IA. II
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SrnAY,,E|qpD ID MAO ThsIsa.y nisht sOtA
"a es,i Y. 3: nes5ah ~ vii = tive.
I osr-sssys.s he Railse.d Depot s,s sserE..
any Sc tks cSnsr fRs ksSe IN j. 81 ssvjss e
"a fn ~ :, kson No AssaeJ Block corner
WAS s5oUSHT TO rsE sIABi.k ~
.ss.s l:.l Io' II. s ss.:r a q
&: E;:s rs !: !ss & (.
$50 SEWAR .|,.s g s.a sUssY sssis..
ron Loal:isns s aSsnss. s g. ssenIhs
herse yss large daek hay, about " ysassN6
si - seal e tsss
s9rtsd ~ I'LL, and I email bolt out q the f5(k
sss sss :.' ts ss; =, 81.
The thief And rstarn q TIE horse aud bnExy, 6iors
S s: Is vs. 81 R s;' !: S. /.
sss ne esss 8 s ss sss.s. sS -. sss'sd
i: -: ~ 3 + s;:t 81
ssa s is 4 s ssss !. ..ss 9,
l q s ss1 and Canal WIN, pv.s,r,.
81 .k.Eiw.AAIkpE p : ,ssrsysd ave. on ssisrds5
eas aesk srovs viii sesss korss. = e. ~
81 Shss sey ylh ysalQu spots aad ssck
SO; So: s.: q
I osT-Qa &c nereins .pfsAs IA instant b.
E'kfE;i SiS Z, s5 81 :'::
SIss::I s: ssS LII !: I'm Ss 5; I: ss'i:s
WHITE Co. corner oil ssd p So. % ls-sls
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DTscoNTrEuAxcE or rHE Music AT rHH CAPiroL
AND PRRsrDENr's GnouxDs-On account of the
advancement Of tbs season the Secretary OF Navy
has ordered The suspension durlng the fall and
winfef months Of the music by the Marine Band
At the Capitol and President's grounds.
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TMH MuRpxnxp Crr,xrus

The special cosrsspondsat Of the Baltimose Re
change furnishes the following Interesting De
tnfls:
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On touching the watef he immediately conmenced
:sns aao sim s. 1 ssy q bullets
Heated between two q the pieu, where he LODGED
ana at noon on Tuesday the body was SIN Einy
OF those shot opposite the rifle xo,n. =, a..
Shenandoah four where Hoated dewn the river
while The odtss Of two lodged on the rocks ~ here
they were allowed to bleach In the sun.
When the engine home was hken, the wounded
Old Browns son wssu living when Arst aid out
but In few minutes he gasped his lat bresfh
ana nSn. ,sy there With eyes open and glazed, and
cold rigid, having died the previous day ,
TIE PrasosALArrrAaAscs or sHRInsvaerxrs. :
Brown, the leader, Is . small man, with whit.
head and beard, and cold looking yrev eve
w ben MT apeakine HE liEs. ana cossn:c And
ns has the aPPesra9cs q : most determined man
his TWO soss fs.s dsad ver. st.iki.gly allie in
eleven inches high, with spare yissee. uliow
compiexion, sunken eyes, and dark hair md
se:rd The esasd w.s spasss and long, ahd thSir
usdeubtsa courage, snd nom his celd ss1,s 2.
manner ope would suppose did net ssk for q a..
II; .,s syneetaE As e :. @oti.liy vossdsd. g
Although sufEain3 ths ma in1sNl1 AGONY fro,,
TIE Wolnd II The abdomen, ke al nof eorznsisi.
Or - tof any Myos, and de oa1y Sv1dencs IS
f 81 ~ i1s -. sss..,s.s,ly elsea.
va woundsa so1 n6Ddays sesenson ma 49,
peisoner, b physIcally > inoael- mn III h -.
~ eleveu l6e6o high, with Ans brawnV IL IL
DER snd lssss slessy li!nhs ~ d nuiti = SscT
aad - epdou6ted ressaati6ss Wken t11cs -,
- 3 ssa p 8: =: 3 ;spsss "a ~ zee
.1 esepis 40 xss xl.s ps.,s. .si.,., -. !.
snssll lstsid man -bsst vssy 6e11pae1lv SnilS n
n.s nges Blue e. .Ra sse esly ere Q u eatil
ssid q ~ ,vs.saa.,,s ~ +. hse< sad
manner g ~ss 2 - = - - ~ %
powNi .sese5ee - sse1e ~ - 3 go ~
nsn2ef, isyycl4 - ygyef6hlf 8 ARA -
ssSssssssss.s, "a s.p,s 81 .ad v me.a ~
5000. - es|ses sd - = sssy tsss1
!. lEZ TaSslt ~ g yeaIs, yhps.as
ssss..s e = - ctae'.aas s'sss p. =
arPWi1hln ~ yoon. Inn1nna N epasooa 4 =
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o n, onlnsloc1o1o - ~ Wks1s niiis-,y 49, y
0sxuneeb -, gsw Yesk, ineIr1ir2 80 -
neAas.es1 ssssals. mn s1ssg Is - -
$3.50 is = SS s:i CO. ssoss e. s,'sf s
Thoe Teefuts, ~ - - By - oGeoss n 60
-, lnogs o'Gnssow h - 1850 fos Or
s.s l.s :s';a sssss e. s7 49,: s. s'.A ~
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TEXAS AKMy Nxws.-Cspt. C. d. Jordan, sth
lnfantzy, has been ordered 10 proceed with his
command 10 occupy Pendencia, abont IS miles
from Fort Duncan, on the road 10 Corpus Christi.
The commander Of the Department Of rexas has
relieved the present escort 70 the Geographical
reconnoasance, and Capt. A. T. Lee, 9Th infantry,
has been ordered 10 take post with his company
1t the junction Of the Ffio and Leona rivers.
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Commonwesith Attorney to prosecute the casss in
the State courts. The best legal counsel in the
n:,Ennossosa T q ss ssiynsd the prisoners.
stores, miners tools, &C., captured and brought
to the asmory here by party Of Maryland troops
and sitiasns Of Virginia and Maryl.sd. they hss.
and other outlaws In Maryland, viz !: b =. -','''
zl0 shasp's rides; 1os pistols Of Massachusetts,
A Fms cc'j g powder ds:ks q Ma.aehusssis
guapowder 1900 psrcuson riss c.p - 1ss o% g
sharps rns some sssy damaged Sad b1 wss e.
o LA So,ss sharp: Rsi%e H. lead balls
s. cd hsyene6;. y old artillery swcfdG ss3
Standard speafg $50 broken handIes; 1 spears: iS
picks 20 shovels; tin powder ease; 1. ssek coat;
e I'D pJs sna psI sss Ps sspyss g
nap y & kS.9s.s pesss. nP e 6slsw.Is ana
esssil; Q PEE holdsss; boxes wsSsss "a mail nah
All hssp v EFT s P sssa l sss s Ssr :s.
.aeliag p.ss "a wesS e sssns p bee .p 1s
sssslss medicines ! large fsssLi 1 one osss
and nsighborhood are insd wssh psrsoos i aP e
desenpuens, whe s.s rosming about With GOV.
eminent arms In their hands, some Of whom are
Ps1is: wisss ss :ss'' os'ss B.ls ssscs e
miles nom Town oy some - theno passiee hoca,,ae
he WSs sfsangee y them, and ha1 Z a., ~ ~
hand. HeWn0 of eonfse immedtn1elv eslcneeA ~
the authorities 81 the town. II. o. WvInens -
nedison Corn Hease w, de1txate 9 I'd -.
nysedsn Synod % ShephefdsfoWa. W., w siSo
tsken Int custody and seleaped fhs juSfjcss 81
q.e pnce have made afspnge1enls to have III the
NM e the e1a1s apd gene5zl gssesnanent n ths
hen0 = snsh parties collscted su1 ysG1ored. = 3
9oe ine1rReM Hsowh reato1 his honseftoSn n
Aeneeoy, ~ sk tAiSky W. dof5rr rerf
pr year under ne name ~ Gmj$h =. g ~
Nc Wn. Lees living nees Nh paAoe, son ~ ~
he Bead Wsakins Les, reinssd 3 bosirus. ~
g Ilqsos q 81 S. esrsss nnss n ss "a g
81 . ssdsssiseis a. sh.s ~ .Is.,. 49,.
hkeS rslssesrj nads sIsIr ssc.ps asc1 ~ ~ -
son g ~ - t?osta.lsy and Returned 8 sss5
= = l1Ssslys ~ -. - larlei11r
~: 1ss prolss,as.s = iyneA hin wen ovek /
ns: ssssssi - dyl!ss g - sstss5l |
4 I g g; 1ss.ls: - g - { 49, 49,
3oSesGgpont ppopoToy f..st - - = . - 4.
Mr.. Boeb6ur, w6e returned ~ eurevw - Il
liG&G ~ qnpoot = eDpg1nGnna1 ooH1igy Ws~r< /!
49, GPye1 esi1e1s . -. 49, eSSis CT, Il
!: 81 s| =: -; Z IS 8
Wi,-k .aR;4Af;5
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MsnoHIAL yloM DacorAH.--A memorial signed
BY . number Of citizens Of Dscotah, setting forth
that the settlers Of that country have been much
inconvenienced and tn settlements greatly re-
tarded by want Of suflcient surveys, has been
received at the General Land Once. They ssk
that surveys may be commsaced ct the earliest
practicable moment
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q No. =. - e =: S.!3i' -. 2: - !:
is1y. ~ s5s-eSss!s5 y 3 - - Sssss -
ssssss..s q -; 10y 49, -
= :sses 9 q = e. -, =, - :: -
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e ..ssss ..: 4. ss| .!s
81 the most modern stylsa Of STOVES and -
CRATES. IL !. . beautiful eight. worth ~
rious styles and patterns that he has nov In -
store. EA0LE STOVE house.
~. Sin e. r. 4s1 ra y. & E.!
, 1859-05-06
miscellaneous.
ARMY NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
y the U. S. Troops at Fort Steilacoom, W. T.,
with Fresh BEEF for the year commencing July Isl,
1859 will he received at the 'ce Of the A. A. c. S
Fort Steilaroom, W. T., up TO O'Clock An on Friday
the 2O,h of May, 1859.
Beef must be fresh and good. AMI Of o wholesome
quality delivered In quarters, equal proportion OF
ch (neeks aud shanks to he excuded) ordinarily rec
tunes per week, In quantities varying with the number
troops at the post The amount required at present
er week u abo $50 pounds, which NAV BE- increased 0r
dimir isOed during the year. Payments to be made
monthly.
Proposals tn be addressed to the Acting Assistant Com
mi sTy Of SII slstnce. Fort Steil4coom. W. T., and
,niorEd Proposals for Flesh Beef" The Witttn
guarantee Of two responsible persons that the contract
II awarded will he faithfully executed must sccOmD nv
each pIoplsl Contract will be given 10 the lowest
responsible bidder. The COmmissary reserves the rgh
N reject all biIS Bidders are invited 70 be present Of
E. J. HARvIE.
lst Lieut. 9th Inny,
A. A. Q. 2.
Fort steilacoom, ". T April 2Otb, 1853. "a
az Pioneer and De- crat copy times and send bill
10 Herald Office,
, 1859-05-06
PROPOSALS
FOR oTESIE0 THE U. s. MILITARY Road FROM STELLA
COON To BrLLISGHAN BAY, W.T..

FOR oTESIE0 THE U. s. MILITARY ROAD FROM sTEILA-
COON To BrLLISGHAN BAY, W.T..
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiyed BY the undersigned, or the officer in
Charge Of the 0fre T U. Military Roads Fat Van-
cuver, W. T, until noon, on Monday, the 9Th Of May,
1852 for opening TRAIT practicable for pack mules
and stEk dfiving from - aite Tor pDnt there,
TO be Designated by the Engineer in charge) to What
Oma distance Of IS miles, more or Lesson the above
The ruad has been carefully and completely blazed
throughout and the work thereon required will be TO
cut down and HmOve all such trees and other obstacles
~ may he Deessry to the fdlament nf the conditions
ii It's icing good and practicable trail.
Bidders will .peci;y stipulated sum per mile.
Each proposal must lie accompanied BY written guar
sntse, signed by two repOsble persons In the OF
1890, that the lid5er will when required, u his pro-
poa be accepted inter Immediately into contract and
bond with good and sufficient security TO the amount Of
Ia compliance with existing laws, Il must be expressly
understood beiDFe making CONTRACT that member
Of CIngress shall be admitted to any share or part
therein, or any benefit to arise therefrum "
The right Of rejecting sll bids is reserved The con-
tract awarded, will be given to the lowest responsible
bidder, who will at once enter into IT, and, when the
ntract is made, the work must be Immediately CON-
mencel The contra will be submit,rd " tne Secretary
1t War for his appnNal disapprOval Should ite6e
iisaPprCye', payment will be made for work actually
done aud satisfactorily performed under the contract at
the rates tht rein sps' iiled.
PaympntS Rill be made on account By checks on the
Assistant Treasurer at San Francisco, CAL, monthly,
or work acu4 ly performed, V done In . manner ap-
prDved y the u Engineer In charge, To the snOunto
so Per cent the contract prizes and the baance will
paid when the whole work Is completed. ius, ,eced
and approved The work must be completed or beOre
the LIST II October next.
Perons desiring TO bid will please call for further IN
fnrmItion, IL desired, the Undersigned the octr
n charve, al the Office Of The :. Military ads, n
Hulsnn Bay Co.'S buildings) Fort Vancouver, W. 7.
Proposals, sent through the potable or otherwise,
must be endorAed, Proposals for opening the u s. Mil
tITy Road from Steilaeoom u BellnRbam Bay
GEOIsiE THOM,
Captain rnpIgR >, T. gineers.
OGice U. s. Military Roads, March 6I
, 1859-05-06
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
ATLANTIC ITEMS.


On the 10th March the telegraph announced:
There is much reserve in official quarters as to
the extra session question, and no satisfactory
response has thus far been elected, but tonight
there is reason to believe II is held in allegiance
for the present, liable to be taken up at future
period There is subject pending which pro-
badly produces the indecision namely, whether
the mail service can be carried on by certificates
instead Of cash, until Congress will make the
necessary appropriations. II is generally ac-
eeded fact that nearly all the members Of the
Cabinet are opposed to the calling Of an extra
session Of Congress.
Governor Hicks has respted Crops, Zambrill,
Corrie, and Cyphus, delaying their execution
till the 9Th Of April. He warns them not to ex.
pect any further delay in the execution Of the
sentence Of death:
The respite causes much talk in Baltimore,
and the weakness of the Governor in yielding
to the entreaties Of friends is generally CON.
demned. The american and Exchange both
condemn the conduct Of the Governor. 1t is
stated that the Jury who convicted Corric, un-
animousy recommended him to mercy, on the
ground Of his youth, an the fact that he was
Intoxicated at the time Of the murder.
Public opinion demands that the sentence Of
the Courts he executed, and any misplaced clem-
cncy is likely to be attended with serious cOnse-
quences.
hin has bccp introduced into tho Canadian
Parliament 10 incornorate a company with the
design of layinr down A telegraph cable from
Quebec to Great Britain via Labrador. The
capital is placed at Sl,0OO,00O, with power
granted to the company to increase that sum to
S5,OOO,OOo The principal condition to bc full
filled, Is that the telegraph shali be laid ana IN
operation at the cid Of three years
Satisfactory assurances have been given that
the Arizona emigration scheme is not connected
at all with Walkers Nicaragua expedition, and
the opposition TO Gen. Henningscn's movements
has ceased. a company oil emgrants is being
formed in Washington.
H., r.vo,,a Nouol,or CorrDor,,, n ,,,,,ho.
of Convrrss. and rrceutlv Governor of Wash.
;ngton Territory. has announced himself n can.
di1nte for the ihirty.sixth Conrru,s in The Thir.
tecnth district Of Virginia, and has taken the
stump. The district was represented in the last
House Of Representatives by Hon. Geo. W.
Hopkins.
A dispatch from Savannah Ga statos that
Major i 4. GREGG. the CLiri Engineer of the
Flcridr Railroad. was shot dead in JacksonyilIe
Fla March l0th, by Alfred n s, ara an Assistant
Enyinecr Roth wcrc from MsssachnSetts S,ays
was arrested and lodged in iai 10 awuit his trial
There was great cxcitrmtnt in Jacksonville as the
steamer elt that place, and fears were entertained
that the people would break into the jail and take
the law Into their own hands BY hanging Sears
without Judge or jury.
, 1859-05-06

HENRY W. BoYNroN, Of Wiscassct, Me-, aged
about nineteen years, arrived at Portland on the
9Th April on the Northerner, and died on the
llth. Owing to some suspicion in reference to
his effects, an inquest was held upon him eight
days after his burial. The verdict was that he
died Of dysentery. His brother, Of Olympia,
was present at the inquest g
, 1859-05-06
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, 1859-05-06

Hon. NIKE WALSH KILED.-The New York
Tribune, Of March 18th, furnishes the following
particulars Of the death Of Hon. Mike Walsh
About Eve o'clock yesterday morning, the warm
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A small pool Of blood which had flowed from q
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nt Of apoPlexy, after which he was robbed by
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, 1859-05-06
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, 1859-05-06

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