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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14

CILBERT's PIANO FORTE AT AUcTIoN.-oN sATUR.
NJ uday Oct Is will be sold of the celebrated nclian
attachment Piano fores u Gbers make probably the
offered at auction; has pearl KEYS full and
beautifully carved legs and of solid rosewood be sold
30 Seventh al 101a o'clock piano
sold at II precisely. HENRY T. LEEDS. Auttoneer.
Second Third and Fourth few doors from
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TIENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
IL Is Nassau street-HKNRY H. LEEDS 4 4 co. will
sell o. auction BY order Of A. Beeksn ESD adminsratcr Of
O'Clock at ISL and 1853 Attorney street IA Horses Carriages
single and double Wagons Sleghs, Harness, Saddles,
Bridee. Robes, DC, &C. Hfa'
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Sttamb0ats,

ee,sl[@e~@ BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
F RFf b ES and sE FAyRE
The steamer LANCASTER" CAPT H To mi Ali
Fl I$E92 ig FL FE9EFSD4T NsR
f5ET 6Efdsf 81 off RI} HESs&TTRg9Rs win
a MEnEESBAY at o'clock and HAvRE DE GRACE at
1T The steamer PORTSMOUTH" Capt VIM W Travers,
the Tide Water Canal order and run eay yoG %ii Is
Fright received !ay until O'Clock.
Tea II JOS. JAMES TAYLOR, Agent
E.sil FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
ss,;' rs7s III The steamer WM sELDEN W g. Krwan,
apta' VII resume her route to Fredericksburg and land
WHARF F@"T S"' IS TTa al ZEN re- her
win eave ddsEgaTy ed Il at d oGofk ESqg
EVERY S Y5fFRm BFY EE lG IT,
Freight of every description taken at low rates Horses
comaby ys stock generally handled with care and
edSd TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded as soon AS
at Esr F Gf n Gs s6 IF sg R apply Baltimore
fl2tf Ns. 4 X N FPIITIii'iIiiiiFs'%Fy Eo
E.-siE%N OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
The Companys boats having Been put in rrr
S n ARE now prepared to execute every description river
az" Tb na C"%n 1"% nS at the shortest notice
Steamer Steamer TEFGEEEE$S, C CaPan InTf Ieasae
an cGaHasfS are experienced masters and every guar
oWse viii bs nSt REASONABLE in fS sa D Ie
ia' on apply to the Captains Oh board, OF the agent
iaIstf 40 s 81 ' v Frat street.
III FOR THE SOUTH
F hiE and h2H SEE T yd he PHlLADEL
TO 5H2EE2Ekt Ed bHLEfH TEEMSaFoS
Spring ,$$b $ ANR fkN 4 fHHElEAAS
BAY LINE &N5 GSTiTRt sfR%&2{y$3 y2 RAILROAD
The Schedule 6 5%E 4s So nfSTq ' r FIgF
Ne" f 2ifkn Sc &fiEH Hf$&T%$S NC
From New York to Wilmington, n, G sls 90
$ p,.,. - $@f"lE' and Portsmouth Va, l sS
r''la'" to %%i Within. e n &c. e g
Baltimore %%i%%.%s'Ss3.' 3 G. ! - 3
between the BE.I % SG,r G gEase If charge
The BAY and are iv f@ g or nh mt rest
h? IT. :%i iGfiF IA % aeF as New y
aha liiIadtIha by this Line wh have their baggage
on the Fay Boats to Weldon c. from thence to points
Fer further information aud Through Tickets (Which are
ompayHy;S dS S or y c Apply in NEW YORK at Tie
aD9yr the AStor ons at The New Jersey Railroad once
pany 4nicc W corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
q mo Rs Depot Broad and Prime streets And in hAfTi
Of nion Dock on board the Bay Stcames '00'
ne new and beautiful steamer LOUISIANA Of II2a tons
Pr'; lSple'e with every comfort and convenience. has
thee G5 s@ aGdsG to the Line 1Ge ge being S"mcd II
ana NptIH CAROLINA, Capt Jas Cannon having unsur
passed state room and berth accommodations " 's "'
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will lq,vc tho ,o,,-
Daily, Sundays excepted. - '>N'i'" 81 'hhl'
, RIA O'CLOCK, p. M,Tg
Or immediately after the arrival of tile E,n,ees yf
p NJ ' anu ih''''e'Pha AT l2'@
The following is the Schedule
New York, clock, A NJ Portsmouth at ~ ocIk NJ
fBa aitimoIp. :. N y. at IL
r2I Ansus Charleston ana the South via the Manchcs
g., u:
points on the james River connect with Jamcs Rv,r bnts
early next morning after leaving Baltimore - '
~ Passengers for Edenton Plymouth, Newbern Wash
si Weldon Goldsoro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable route. ~ NJ X 'EshI'iTSS anu
Baltimore, Sept 1858. irrtiIs1,t
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lines. 4iQuors. kk.

WA DE De ooRMIs 8 ROGERS ll'AA ROGERS.
60 IMPORTERS M AN3 &c ,I
VINES sRANP g5S GINS Wholesale DEALERS IN
sS SSFSH AER 5 HAH RwHsKErs
RhWILLIAM F. GETTY -S-s ss-sss oale
GE5 DEALER IN FOREIGN
G u c,,u = AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
E. 'oASEk calvert AND LOMBARD STREETS,
nves atfnon to his carefully selected stock Of
WINES,
with the assurance fIom him that every aric sa
and at prices but te above the cost of
o,ou DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
OF all grades constantly on hand. ia,ots
- hloE gtaFAt SsAAE Z GhiGFg5
RGgP 81 DG GSfssHfS EiSfd Baltimore
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
Gag ;rv;te .,o o,..,., ofevery description
p 6b % fsgSa Gs
SWEEP 4Ha ieysa W YTSYrEisties and
ranted to give satisfaction VI winch G insn W5f
M3A CHARLES H. ROSS 4 CO.,
- ., 70 S564sVcSok KSftRMcdFN sTRE ST.
honse constantly In store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGNAC BRANDIEs
koCH ELLLE BRANDIES
Seignette, Peevoisin &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
~ WIN
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira NoIao, 10
c.,.. AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their ioroa st.l -,
Wi, OLD RYE WHISKEY, "
winch cannot be eXcelled by any housa in tba initial
States, including Extra Fine Super or Monong.bai o
son, Family Pure K. Rye. 's"''a' '"eh-
Also Imitation Sweet
NM, MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceled by any house in the un;td
States. ' "'"'e III VIC ohiteu
,,,,r DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
fohh fSIr>lKITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEYJ
~ WILD CHERRY BRANDY
All guaranteed TO give satisfaction, will taken back
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KOuT OUTTERS.-A supnlv of Cnt,;1,
a. saIs sf IN for putting up SOUR KRbr on h.,S
....u ALFRED ri REIP anu
niStf :" tne housekeeper's Emporiuyr
No. ss1 Baltimore Street
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Fail 4oa0s.
IL q 80, PHMIL14lD5lELPHIA, :

IL q EsSs.....,. PHMIL1ARELPHIA,
---1 Fec BAL Ei Jd6RMFIRN ,Fr e9Sn AND
or and oftd w1E GyERR ffERtS2HH IHHAnE4RoAD
nPdsP vii RES6 6 rPs sTRsF tr 6ESGT F
hXrRsSsY FR lHIiR az s 8 f Sa"cs
FROM Gn FiIfib nAf ii 40 70 AZ
ON SENDAYs atS4oP. NJ only All the trains connect.
DE GRACE and inteada fn S Sag IA
PASSENGER. FOR, For sFRA a I,I1B, DELAWARE.
train and $40 n t fSnnf Rd Will
with 3 Is 4. N. train. ~ ''in nahihore
be required to bring some responsible white person w
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing to sim
n29tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
lLA - 60. FOR G THE avn so,,ru
@1 F1ff7N5iiT AND oH RkT Ea Hf3 f"VTH
sI ana after November 10Th, 1885, the trains will
Leave Camden Station, BaltimorcslaI Except Sunday
I'm VEST A&3 N!krHfTWAEEsrl A RE n 2h
th hes oyer next morning. The Express goes directly
Between ati@ore % and ped hSShMG s ee train
Re hma %he TRAIN aRd 1 HeTsq Grafton and
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 10 P. NJ,
TIE ElIIG0TT$ Mills TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 20
az ~" 'o T. M and Eicotts Mills at $50 A. NJ, aud
1o,r I'3R IyASHIyGToN AND THE soUrH
leave baltimore at 20 and $50 A. NJ, and 30 and IN
snd ana on Nj hs na esdS S n sn1 b @
only from Baltimore stop way points The second and
tpans ms from Baltimore and Washington with
p E9r tickets Of every kind, information, &C. apply to T.
H"ND Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W p SMITH.
NJ co, Master of Transportation
i. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent n@7tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
L. -. 81: s.y::
po.. WiATER ARRANG ENENT
lows, viz: ' i'' "S ioi-
=. FOR THE WEST
lS The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eXcepted) at II
WITH i ry ing at Harrisburg at2 % P NJ there CONNECTING
,..,., PpITTSBURG IND TIE VEST
arriving in Pittsburg u IS A. NJ Leave PttSburr bv E
II Iay @f nlp az Chicago at A. NJ CIeayeand
at o KY ri 4 NJ and St Louis at 80 P NJ '''''''
Inc I9cnatl and Chicago Express leaves daily (Sun-
gay eNcepted) at $50 NJ, arriy ing at Harrisburg NJ
take supper and connect with the Lightning FTnsss Trni,
over te Pennsylvania Railroad, arriving in PittSnr a, y
r a ITicago at A. ~ Leave Columbus F. NJ and ar
TIL. ON SUNDI 7 ETENTVG "' Lou l. NJ
trains s h leaves at r. NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
80 hours OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CHICAGO
IS . 81 NM
'''''''''-''' LOUIS.
:. FOR THE NORTH
~. me NAL Train leaves Calvert Station ot S15A
Wijiionsnptt sunday arriving in Harrisburg NJ
The % port at 80 P NJ, and Elmira at 92O p NJ where
me buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
S99h,ly excepted at 330 p NJ, and lrr in Hors,rt
Rni' WIamSpSt at u so NJ Eimra at 40 NJ and
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS il WEST ~ Rl NF lVT
,,.pr, YORK AND CANADA NE"
anu az Biao with trains for Suspension Bridge and tbe
VIZ the treat eSteIn Railway for all parts of $3.50 e
por G "a Y pa AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST.
ror lC NETS and further and reliable inflammation
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert station r r"rar
u ''i'ef' and franklin streets + B nB h1y
j. II. WARNER Ticket AGENT pi'hoN' superintendent
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Business Garos.

GREEN l. ZOE, BENJAMIN R. ZOE
DEALERS II ye GH5iGE f f 2fs,"s va0se
,u,e AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, GROCER Is; LIQUORS
JAMES BOYD,
y REAL ESTATE BR0KER,
ESsafy f'fe.2F R5 SEsH t @ sgsa's and :ps
II II. & J. S. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jal-tf
M2oDoGiNSAlLD & DUGDALE, GEO DV'DAlH
&. ssSlsssa f$ oSHA rEh &c
diff Coz. NcELDlh RIiT TT1TS AND FHsrr sF
~ CASSARD l. son,
~. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi HH6 SsA GESE X
Nos. 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMoRE STREET.
n3u Baltimore.
UTHER J. COX & R. b. WARDEN.
IL GEE o iaRv COMMISSION NM $50 AGENTS,
RAJ Rs ESTATE R fFEESTT Fc FS NoRrAors AMI
T LYLE CLARK 4 CO,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA A. IS + fSaSaS5 TOBACCO
ho-u Baltimore.
III W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES sA AND e GROCERIES,
ol6-tf BALTIMORE
- PROVISION DEALER,
Constantly for sale Ba sogFH s sTEE sds Shoulders
TOHN Ii. ODONOVAN, JR.,
RSD S4S fHs G a b # oUoRs
oL A6D k hFfIE fS WIFI TIE s skLESy
an2sh 80 Cheapsde, Baltimore.
y. ooNasS q IN. R4nER DEALER,
~ near Lombard,
John W. HOGG,
PSI AR lG rE3TA1E EEaSETSs
Office 2, Cup stairs) No II South street,
=lee5ly Baltimore
7 EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
STUDIO, McEIp66wHSEE44 S BGif1p1Sc,
mrsl-y Corner Charles and Fayette streets
9ttorneps.
A TToRN sTnEsA At TIA Law W. n,Dcv,x
o'e Al K aI fARf Ds GRAso Baltimore city,
of lat T STATES sr attSrneg Cecil county,
and IN ne G2urts OF Baltimore city, and in Baltimore
I SHAAFF STOCKETT,
q. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
In addition to the Courts in BAfT rHp Ert cFY Mr.
seekstt practices in the Courts Of HOWARD and ANNE
aaoNDEL Coo NIlES. fe9-lm+
THOMAS F. ROCHE,
No. nmARsHA GET SGiIDfv a. LAW
Will practice in the Courts of Baltimore CITY and the ad
foune' Prompt attention given to all business
A RTHUR l.. ROGERS,
IN ATTORNEY EEEsn ct Law
LOUD0uS COUNTY, v,pc,x,,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims i''iNiA
adjacent counties.
Msssrs Hamilton a, Eastsr& Co,
M Messfs + Eam1d dI ga r1 Bro Baltimore
Messrs: Carey, Howe / Co.
Gem A.aR% Rogers ESQ., LOudoun CO., VA as,sm*
WILLIAM J; r 3' y S
NEHR f s HTfRFEfftf bi StTse
M practice In the Courts of Baltimore City, and the adon
.ns eo1ntes. silly
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WIN ,.on,,,. ..., =, Upper Marlborough, Nd,
the Court of Appeals an9.tf
CHARLES +. PHELPS,
" NOLAN AMr BtiLDiHGy, AT LAW
RG 6} the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
y STOCKETT MATHEWS,
OFFICE No. l GoUNs Hf { f. Hail. AL l. W.
(i6 LEXINGTON sTREETO
win attend promptly to all kinds of business appeanng
w J. WATERMAN,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Cut oil, even in the blossoms of his sin,
Unhouselled, unanointed, unaneled
NO reckoning made, and sent to his account
With all his imperfectons his head"
The New York Nep, says: The known antece-
dents OF Mr. Sickles in private life seem to leave
him little Justification for SO terrible an act as he has
been guilty of.
- From the Neiv York Tribuael
The Telegraph keeps assuring us that all Wash
lngt0n Justlhes Mr. Siekles killing of Mr.. Key. 1t
may be So though we doubt it, At all events, we are
sure that public sentiment does not go the length
OF deciding that all the loose vers in that metrop-
Oils are to be dealt with thus summarily and san
gulnarily. II they should be, we apprehend that
the Census at hand would show seriously dimin
ished population in the Federal City.
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A State Convention, to be composed of the men,
bers OF Bands of Music of Ohio, is appointed to be
neld IN Mansfield, on Thursday, May 26th. The
playing for prizes, and grand concert by all the
Bandsmto close at night with torch light process
sion The competitors for prizes will consist, first
OF Bands that have been organized two years and
over; secondly, OF Bands from to two years old;
and thirdly, of Bands under wear old. The nrizes
are to be cash, and superb flag will be presented
by the ladies to the best band, regardless of age
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NAEAA LAURENCE Thomson & Co
| tTsE@Ej EACHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE
@z<k STREET,
| IMPORTERS
ou BRANDlES, WINES, SEGARS, &c
| Offer for sale an extensive assortment of '
BRAN DIES:
D. Hennessy Oard, Dupuy CO.. Jean Jouis 1911. Sune
Tior old t0gnac; Jules Robin Co; A. Seignetq John
purand Co-o various grades All in u S Bonded Ware.
-, WINES:
uoherry MADEIRA Port, Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
aaga ines In casks Also, Champage, Claret and Hook
dialS. ' ~ anu Na'dsciiiho Cor
HOLLAND GIN, of Bickers ''Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marseles Sweet oil Sar
uines' Maccaron termcelli Olives, Capers, &c, &c
NAV ANA SEGARS constantly receiving from n numhar
oil the most celebrated manufacturers ~ ;aan
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Attornfps.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
IA ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY
olhce No Al ST. PAUL STREET Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRASON,
Late States Attorney, Cecil countyO
Office TowsoNTOwN, Baltimore county
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city and in Baltimore
anu fowalu countess fe23-f
7 SHAAFF STOCKETT,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,.. No. IS ST. PAUL STREET
In addition to the Courts in BALTIMORE CITY Mr.
Stoekett practices in the Courts of HOWARD and ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTIES. fee-Im+
IINHOMAS IL R0GIE
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Ga R. KRAUs CO,
tHS6Es - IMPORTERS AND
$3.50 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES
PRODUCE AND CIGARS
-. NO is CHEAPSIDE, DOOR SOUTH or nup.pnc
oner Tor sale an extensive assortment of Pure onac Rran
dies various yntages Whskeys Old Rye superior Scotch
0lu Monongahea Holland Gin different brands
Bomesc Brandy n Pure Spirits, Rectiied Whisky and
reach brandy Swiss Stomach Btters superior article of
wc we sole the State of MARYLAND Cgora
oclqtf 49, eN''i'NNu ~ Sa'S SnIisiaction
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made the Mayor and CITY Council
Of fillmore at its session, To OPEN AND CON
DENIM Scott street southey from its present terminus at
stend street to the waters the Middle Branch of Patansco
river. fs12 1aSd b,e'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
pication will be made to the Mayor City Co II ell of
baltimore at their next session, to widen Hoffman sire ro
Ioss U, t'ausWortn d24 lawawA
STORAGE WILL BE RECEIVED ON THE
first floor Of Warehouse No62S South Gay street. CAPRoN
- ". uSH
GROUND RENT FOR S25, 900 well secnred aud
desiiaby located, for sale by H. SULLIVAN No "a
--. nat
OE FOR SALE.-500 tons ice from AZ to s
thick delivered in town at the house. II applied
ior mmeaiately. Apply at s. South street fepbtf
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OPS:-Prime Eastern for sale by SCHWARTZ
Il DIX, III Lombard street f-2tr
L EMP.-Russia, American and Manila HEMP
corner Commerce and Pratt streets iaootf
, 1859-05-27
PIERCE COUNTY.
Our Issue Of To-Day.

As will be readily observed, our issue of
to-day contains the entire letter Of the 3rd
Auditor of the Treasury, (Mr. ATKINSON, J
to whom-was referred, for investigation by
the military committee of the House, the
report Of the Compassion, created By author
Hy IF Congress- to examine into and report
upon the war debt of Oregon and Washing
ton in the years ls55-5G-a copy of which
reached us by the States mail Immediately
preceding that Of Wednesday. This is not
the first time that Congressional documents
have failed TO reach this "outsiae" territory,
weeks if not months after they have been
due, by Regular process of our peculiar San
Francisco mail facilities, because same that
we have every reason to believe have been
punctnalIy forwarded, have with us never
seen the advantage Of day-lght-simply be-
cause they never reached this latitude
Neither is this the first time that we have
been permitted to hear the taunt, as enun-
ciated by "SrEcrAroR," in the Puget Sound
HeraH Of the goth inst, that important
public documents had been suppressed from
the people. Such are no new "dodges" with
certain aspiring politicians, no matter under
what circumstances, mode, or howmuchever
of real truth may be contained in them. The
simple truth is, that members of Congress
are apportioned pro rata number of the
regular publications of matters connected
with congressional proceedings, and no
more; and that if they fail to reach their
destination in due time, it is not the fault
of the delegate or representative, as it is un-
derstood that they are always duly mailed
which we have every reason to believe
was the case in the instance under consider.
alton. 1t seems that this garbled report of
the Srd Auditor upon the decision and
, 1859-05-27

the quantity of land necessary to meet
their claims, would say that, according
to the construction placed on the bounty
land act of March 8, 1856, by the Attor-
ney General, and adopted, as understand,
by the Pension Office, in the execution Of
that act it is held to apply to oil volun-
teers or militia called out by q State or
Territory and who are paid for their SER
vices by the United States. Upon this con-
struciion the California volunteers above
referred TO are receiving bounty land war
rants understand, however, from the
Commissioners of Pensions, that services
rendered during hostilities that occurred
subsequent to the passage of the act are
not recognized as coming within its provi-
sions. These volunteers, would, therefore,
not he entitled to bounty land under the
present legislation. They come within the
principle laid down in the bounty lard act,
but are excluded because the services were
not rendered prior TO the passage thereof.
| am, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
Il. j. ATKINSON,
auditor.
Hon. G. ]. Faulkner, Chairman Committee
on Military A. fairs, House of Represen-
tatireS
, 1859-05-27
Deferred News Items received by The last
Mail

MoRrnY's Latest SuccEss-Mr Mongreden, Pres.
ilent Of the London Chess Club who stepped over 10
Paris for match with Morphy, succeeded in making
draw of the opening game after which Morply won
seven successive games, winning the match.
THE GREAT EASrERN.-A lettet has been received
in Portland, Maine, which supp2es it TO be liked
fact, that the Great Eastern viii sail for Portland
sometime IN August Of the present year. and the state
ment receives weight from its repetition in a letter
fron Mr.. Bennett, an eminent British engineer.
AS- NJ. Belly is not receiving in the Nicararuan
Congress 50 much encouragement AZ he expected and
s said 70 be growing rather ds,ted with life in the
tropics. He Is now generally looked upon as a mere
adyenturer, without capital, skill or hackers
RSPldre VIII, Walkers Minister has returned IA
Nicaragua, general amnesty having been granted Ia
old political Offenders.
, 1859-05-27

H5r The following letter, which emphatically speak,
for ITSELF was written by the Dean of the Faculty
the Philadelphia College of Medicine-t0 the editor,
Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, Sar
Francisco, for publication
PmLADELrHIA, January II, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal '-Gentlemen Ny attention has been called
to an article in the December number Of your journal
in regard to the ad eundem degree granted by the
Philadelphia College OF Medicine to Dr. l.. j. Czapkay
When the application for the degree made 10 the
Faculty, it was accompanied by atidavits and testi
monals to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular
graduate NJ D. of the University Of Pesth had served
as Surgeon in the Hungarian army and was a regular
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength Of these
the degree was granted. The ad eundem degree, as
its implies, is conferred graduates only and
gives ms new privileges. Had there been the slight.
est suspicion OF irpgullrity, the application would
have been refused BY inserting this in yonr journal
you will do act OF justice to the college and confer
favor on, Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine.
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
COmpanyS office, San Francisco The Doctor offer,
free consultations, aud asks remuneration unless
he effects cure Office honIs, from A. NJ. to 2. NJ
CERTIFICATE.
|, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby, that Dr. L. j. Czapkay has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty as Chief Surgeon in
the Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance,
whereof have given him this certificate and do rec
ommend him to the sympathy, attention and protec
ton Of all those who are capable of apprecatng pa
triotic sclf-sacrifce and undeserved misfortune.
KOSSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1859.
RS- Persons not wishing to lose time in CORES
nondnr uleasc enclose so In their letters and the
will get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, l.. j. CRAPKAY, ". D.,
San Francisco, Cal
October, 1855. Sm25
, 1859-05-27
WALLA-WALLA COUNTY.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
EDMOND H. BARRON.
, 1859-05-27
NOT CE.

THE undersigned, the Democratic candidate for
l. Delegate to Congress viii address the citizens Of
the Territory al the following Tunes and places:
New Dunginess, Monday, p. M. May 80.
Port Townsend, Tuesday, p. M, May 81.
Port Ludlow, Wednesday IL M, June l.
Port Gamble, Wednesday, 81 p. m, June l,
Sebeek, Thursday, 81 p. M, June 2.
Steacoom, Saturday, p. m, June 1.
Lee, Uny,s Harbor) Tuesday, p. M, June I.
Bruccport Wednesday, p. M, June s.
WLlopah, Thursday, p. m, Jbne ..
Oysteryille Friday, p. M, June 10.
Chenook, Saturday, p. M, June IL.
Cathlamet, Monday, a. M, June Is.
Oak Point, Monday, 81 p. m, June Is. .
Monticello, Tuesday, l. m, June IL.
Lancaster Precinct, Wedno lay. p. m. June L.
Patterson Precinct, Thursday. 8 a. M, Jun l6.
Washcugal, Friday 3 p. M. June II.
Vancouver, Saturday, p. IN, June IS.
Cascades, Monday p. m. June 20.
Walla-walla, Saturday, June rs.
The remaining appointments will be in Lewis and
Thurston counties OF which due notice will be gyen
II is probable the canvass In Lewis county will COM
mence on Thursday, June 30th. The undersigned
respectfully asks general turnout Of the citizens of
the Territory, irrespective Of party, and Is ready to
meet In debate those opposed 10 the principles en1ne
ated by the Democratic Territorial Convention and to
the election Of the undersigned to Congress
ISAAC /. STEVENS.
Olympia, W. T., May II, 1859
, 1859-05-27

Col. WALLACE having announced himself an inde-
pendent candidate for delegate to Congress it has been
arranged between him and the Democratic nominee,
that they shall meet at the several points In the above
notee, and alternate in opening and closing tho
at Skokomish,-Col. Wallace at Graham's and 20 On
through the list The opening shall be one hour; the
reply one and onehal hours and the rejoinder half an
hour; The time may be abridged by mutual consent.
II Is however understood that the above arrangement
shall he subject to such modification as may be just
and proper IN the event that any political organiEa-
lnn shall hereafter present candidate for the next
Ie!egate,hp or in case any other independent eandL
date shall take the field =.
ISAAC I. STEVENS.
W. II. WALLACE.
Olympia, W. T., May IL, 1850.