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, 1859-03-17
Final Decision in the Great Atlantic
Collision Case.

in ls,s, it will be remembered that the steam
boat Atlantic and propeller 1gdrusburgh enn,c
in ce'lisiun near Long }'otnt in Casada, By which
the Atlantic, wurti, S7i,tHm wus sunk. uud the
0gdensburgh damaged some Ss,nnA The
Mcssrs Ward. Of this city, owners IT the steam
cr. instituted suit in tie :. 5. District Court
in Ohio for damages, TN the first trial the OWL
crs of the Ogdrnsbursh recovered :3,'n''. An
appeal 10 the L. ). Circuit Court bcfore Judge
Mclean. reversed the Judgment and gave tisc
Messrs. Ward S3;,M@ damages.
The cn<r WIS takeu BY appeal TO the Supreme
Court ut Washington. 1t was nrgnfd l''cSt
cluhoratcly by .l11dgc Spaltling. Of Cleveland,
antl Henry Sts,,sberry, If Cincinnati, for tht
owncrs *f the OTdcnsl,ns::i, nnd by Him. y. II.
::warnc, Of Ctlnn.hss, O)Iit,, and Jno. :. New
berry, Es.1.. Of t'lis city, for the owners Of the
Atlantic, 1t the term Of tic Supreme court just
closed. TN Saturday t}.c Supreme Court
affirmed the drcrrc below, wIlicl, gives q judy
ment III favor Of L. i. Ward and Stephen Clc-
mcnt, Vi about S;A1 ,.sM.
We arc also nlvisrl tl,at, on Monday .nnr1,-
ing Mr.. Chamberlain, oil. Of the rruprictors Of
the Northern Transportation Company, and the
rrincpa defendant in this suit, met in tlIis cit.
with Capt. Ward, and the amount Of ttc jddg-
1nent w:is fully and satisfactorily asrahscd.
, 1859-03-17

Sn. LOUIS NOMINATIONS. The pro-sluvcry
Democracy Of St. Louis have nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Mayor, Lewis V, a,oKy;
for Comptroller, Richard +. nahcnkanp; for
Auditor, james Null,olland; for Treasurer,
Henry Eals1nillcr; for Register, Henry 9. Car
son; for uarbor Master, James N. Reilly; for
Recorder, john Widgcrv; Thox. c: Che5ler.
, 1859-03-17

BosroS. March l5.-Somc .a, or sou children
Of Catholic parcntaye, attending the Elliot
School in the north part Of the city, caused
Yesterday and to-day quite disturbance by IT.
fusing to chant the Lords Frazer and.thc, Ten
tue Public Schools. The School Committee and
teachers remain firm, and large number have
been dismissed from ths school,
, 1859-03-17

a joint resolution passed both branches of
the Wisconsin Legislature on Tuesday lest, ex-
tending the session until Monday next. This
action becomes necessary in order to secure ac-
tion upon some Of tie most important measures
nf the session
, 1859-03-17

= For sale on ten years sinic. Under new
advertisements. Rc:a advertisement Of first
class d.Giln:s for sale II is Il rare opportunity.
, 1859-03-17

See advertisement Of Qunkcr City $a(
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL L Co.,
ac3G-ly l33 Lake street.
, 1859-03-17

To iiE LADIES or Ca1cAco-Messrs. Cook
Brothers, 1.S South Clark street, are beyond
doubt thc best e'ycr3 ind cleaners Of ladies'
sl,aw!s. t:11sscs, silks. &C., it the country.
They rcst"re crery urticle to its original beauty
and when dyed by them its eolors e'.'' be in no
way distinguished fsc:n any new article trnn
the dry g'ods store. They also pay particular
attention to dycing and cleaning Grape shawls.
Our ludy readers will do well to make nnte Of
tileir address, 1.3 snuth Clurk street.
, 1859-03-17

FREE LEcrunE.-Thc Rev Mr. Collier will
lecture this evening before the Washiugtonian
Tnion Temperance Society, ut the West Market
l[Mll. kanllnlpf street. nj Il Orlurk:
, 1859-03-17

JOHN J.. KIMBERLY. President.
FRANKLIN LEE. Viz. President.
JAMES I. EVANS. sec'y an! Trcaaurss.
o.. IT,. "1&nnx If nast"n Ill. company ~'ll be ,per
. VT. l. .s,.., Xitany a' 4ay Wsat e!'-:
AZ. 1 ,.: sIF ss fn my, any # i1c H., It, u
' ,s TT ~ W aSx S; 1s !. .1 IN II 3 @ y e.
sirrl. Til. aoInlsai'y have |Inc u
EIGHT sTArS'H Pla'rELLERS.
.p'y isua1o asa th'e2es tnas!nF & e rs ss
ns1.,xt" I.,"x y; Ie; Ms pe fstil, ani
t"n: ,h rspa @ x ,s iii n, r. ,Rei 1ps9 H. ~ 1t r. ai
nlent q ccutf. a!as,'sm IT,. "f e fsu' a ''7o'T'-
CANAL GOATS on THE ERIE CANAL.
and a,r anut In establish tnr IT steam taai Hcats als.
feel wlfrtsss M representing to our n"n4erus easso
t;KEATEK DESPATCH AND At LESS RATES
than .. f,rry.fe ,evn given. etlss,fLv ark tl pub.
c ~ e,utiue the xilae Il1~rlIy l~st"~st upon 's
aa1ans ;n 1s n Fl. iak. . ~ Market street. between Washington
nd q; M"ss streets eA's's M,s H. E. cnAsE xrn
boston & PHILADELPHIA
- STEAMSHIP LINE.
ruisES Isf s;:;s!;s2g; sES2;:EE .,,.,,s a4es:. IL
AESsIS.42S Sir4 of .gsIs gs% sa5f: iax capt Loves
Form a Regular Line,
Sailing With u1a,ty firm s7sh p::t Til Thtss s sts,m an"
Ind FRIGHT af Ill ks |, taken II flr rates. l'ere Sttah
~, run IL cl,4e c1s,ectiun with the fennsyvaa AAFua"
a x' are F~aFe with ris%giRsSs% rns%gRS %issSR VS. :sft'S'
h,,-,yssrsu No. - South wharvsz, Phlladtlphla.
| CTEANl FERRY FROM COU N
| - cIt. uLCFFs To OMAHA CITY
| Nebraska, No. I.
TIL. hist tin capacity t., carry II and lcan
n rh trp aud his TAKEN 1t iuad an head u
fatiIr anil sle can aak 70 ssnk+ nfc zach way IN
tv stn viii ahte ferry ffua fur to i've hun-
l fr,ut
| We assvfc travellers who arr Bt'ns tu the
NEBRASKA GOLD MINES,
r,ah t',ltfornt Orrson an, Washington Territory that
he ns,ds fru. Fa1deid wa City. puba1n 7nd p1ints n-
xin~t.ss hv C",,en Buds anil ns,aha CITY. ard up tAo
nnrt side " thr ra1te River heteF, ne1Frf anu nod
ahuntany .ttrkgi with tEa<s M'iet anu caltit.
poyxuus klA thAn any ether And WIN ths ftdle.
frntA sn .xtts and the Frras and welt 1h
of Nall Essaehea aseay e1trndng IT, foTt hea1e; anu
sou t. b extended al the way to the MIt L 10 !onRe
! yitiernes through III Indian couay pot can y
irayxr i ~ safety md t;teh mof easiE
Fan inv u the rxa4Is through AIrEoun az Iowa
TrTr l. pak tho length IT read I'll the Cited Sta1ca
sn sve an.l entirely without 1rshe sfHxha u baa places
anil 10 nearly straight Tie stlras the norfh soe q ~
Pitte az Ill bfket except fhs Loup Fork and bert the
Western s'ase company 'I''c : t''1 &sSos ESos LOWE
Fur the Council Bluffs a,l Nebraska Fcny Company
| t19ff-3n
, 1859-03-17

plKE's pEAk.-Trunks, Valiscs aud travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gnld Mines at ". 4 e. s. Wright's, G1 aud .l9
South Clark street. {ely-am
, 1859-03-17
AN INSULTING CLAIM PROPERLY
DISPOSED OF.

DA1A ~<SA@1] VIA
The enormous election frauds ncrprtrntcd in
Wisconsin in le:,G, by which Narstow retained
possession nf the Gubcrnatorial chair until
nustcd by the Supreme Court Of that State, are
nh forgotten by the readers Of this journal. i
more shameless and corrupt procedure hos
n,v4r occurred under the election laws of any
of The States-thc ba!ot-box stutiing md s',oul-
dcr-hitting which formerly characterized cleo
1ions in Sun Francisco, not exccptcd-and evcry
participan, therein, fhc had received his deserts,
would have been consigned TO The States Prison
without benefit Of clergy" Remembering
these things, our readers will be surprised to
to lcnrn that this fellow Darstow has had the
cffrontcry to bring before the Wisconsin Lcgis-
laturr claim Of $g,NN for expenses incurred
in trying to continue lis usurpa.ion Of the Office
or Chief Magistrate Of the Stale! Thut body
made short work Of this i,npudcnt demand upon
the peoples trcusury, and this will be the last
VIC shall have Of it, unless Wisconsin should ut
,nn,c future time be turned orcr to the tender
mcrcics of border Rufian Legislature.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The Annual Meeting Of the Illinois Central
Nilroad Company was held in this city yes
tcrday. Ne arc told that $4,000, out O
10000 {tllc whole n.,mbcr) shares were re
presented, aud talat tue proceedings were far
monlous and satisfactory. Tho following d.
rcctors, whose term Of office was about II
expire, were reelected without opposition
viz: Jonathan Sturgcse, Jos. ". Alsop All
Frederick C. Geblard. RICHARD ConnES, Esq
NJ r., WAS present as the representative il
part Of the English bondholders; and p"inte1
ly expressed his appreciation Of tho polio
pursued b. the Directory, and Lis contideue
in the ultimate SUCCESS Of tue enterprise
, 1859-03-17

Sailing of the Europa.
NEW Yonx, March ls.-The Europa sailed at
2 o'clock, with loo passengers, and $56,t*p In
specie.
, 1859-03-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

WHEELER Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES
Northwestern Office, 1863 Lake street, ChicAgo
GEO. r., ChirrEspEx,
mh5-3w General Agent. .
, 1859-03-17
3)articular Rnticcs.

MONEY Tn LOAN ON REAL
VI ES1.tlE. SEtIR1T1ES.i In s,sls If o. 90 aud up
fcttc1. Afi..y tu L. ARMSTRONG,
ui4!l fii. .w 81 EE.rE xttret,
NOT1CE.-All Agents for the Sale
II tlr srS IT the De.,,rnt li.t!Ing Association,
sl return thy SING or rnr.ess II >,ct y tile 18th u
s!til as i Intended I" 1avr drawing !vi.i, thr
''h"f '!1ii. lul'lI'imi t'IIAs. rEIENT.
, 1859-03-17

New Jersey senator.
TRENTON, n j., March lt.-Thc joint meeting
Of the Legislature for the election of h United
States Scnutor in the place Of Hon William
Wright, will be held tomorrow at three o'clock
2. H.
, 1859-03-17

by Alllkr sEEe: II. nr71En. |
WASrED:-Boar,ling M in a pri-
sssy fs.,:: ,., IL I'D ssai;v
E 9a!e1. z7,;3737-;, =, =
1an ass rss;r; nn, WI WI rsees rs!ess; ss.ss.s VS.
Es.ts Ir:as = Isn sSss;T I'D T:,,s; , S!lss
mhif:t. ' ~'~~' v '>~''
----=@%@t
W @*eN..
ITO RENT-fIouSe No, JAS Wa
Il hash Avenue. iren Nay ii. a1siy to
nh: ss:a SAWYER, FA1GE 8 60. Il take i.
mn 1,r>-r, po, E,,+,r,- o,,1
ma:esS:n S*a1 S1 sXW9EK 1E FIRE aH2} co Is Lake
yI~O pL%r1, H. <,,,. ,f,r1,1.
rrn, ms san! n, r. sous, NsM c,,k ,.nt 'n -Four
.i"1iv. snd lsassucnt, togeihe: or -sI.sa;tiS:
::ss:s' ;:,.>;;;, . 1s.''s,s :'?:'''
e,.,7l'tnx seven rcas e,,le, s::-,- On b ~ u
TT III ,tTs i ROOM ff.s {s and ifaas oasr. ''''
n.hls:ssse::: :ssse:::--------
ITO RENT Valuable >Nllarhng
rnopcnr. Hl7tf Ie{ >. anil ~ In block -, ssl,oel
str. ,hS sa,. q &u,h l;ta,eh between i!a*;a
'Saai aistsin et tIa E. rANSED. ;; ,-tlx..n, st.
ITO RENT-Thc fxc Story Brick
s,arc So,. - and 70 s,u,a Wa,sr ,inx,. The
s.s. s" - :" 7s r.. n H tS shSp F. tE,s iSS
tM1sE y. "A We'a::tss es;*i /; r::'9i,es
o1a~s' ''''' ~ ..--.---=:--
ITO RENT-The Stone-tront three
.3 III aEa @in; i'm '1ss at Sms II Gn tn caI
ii2n An2x + ir@sa c,.t9 Ill III 1si wsisf sS
~|, D7,1-70 ~ 1I:.L:., o,..,o
.e,sr J,o,,z, 10 nm, from ne int of Mav nyx,
ias Il @ Ns;a i ays'!s anS ,i iS;.'a =
Wholesale II cmmi:.ln tsslc. Apply t" CHARLES u.
H. 81 / so2,h aG VIII snta s]s a'<'' " " % phis sss
n,,@-, II x1- 4. 1>::..
IV 1tENI,-ln the " tat DIVISION
"s m ,SS III sa% 81 sa1 t pu9 ami
a t. IN t. % sIniry az es sshcs aea eha,she
um;IbsSs every Il n,lnu'ss AA!S!s - b%{ tdt o. Apply
~ Ecnsfos* building oF n No. " NAY a'es'
a"ls- ------- ,--7- - ----
TO ltENI:-A House., No: 36l
eort ., snrn t." , at. sha sit!s @ a rt.d in
xs' @ TT Wasr1 % s Mn t. % M n
sca Oh ~, u H. ln,;1c % IN i ihc pra Il, thc at*t
. @ s;,.;s .. IT, y s''ss "' N'n en- aIx FL rt
rT1t1 pE\~7r. -1u,,i,- y+,r,1 rnt
MEN n, r.. a 15 r,,s ita ,s 10, TO st *
,c .'', iifans, lrnsas,sy n"fth Z ,se btiiT"f
kT 1s: %ss at t. Il Il st ~: ' s1 H yts Tsss H.
xSay 4 y: fsi ~ p..s:s +, ai,.ai III;
.sr as xhsI ss to H. 81 ise; 'lx or sisiss iSr
oo. i' , u m ts E sn js.r,aSa rS''s s,, or
, 1859-03-17

Capital 100000.
.1N1. ALLEN. ,tr rn-hirnt. y. !. KtNtT. S*en.ary-
SAM. MiIAtisS. flce Ise-- E. l.. FtKSalAS. Tras-
lfa.fus s,mn1csed it, arraernents for the r1t.naG
4ea-tl-shls ,.mlsmy will se pj.1r! tic 1rSnis q
lanai frl>t. MrvhI1ntl~r !s.irssa !''l a"t uhef
psutxftv and fr New fnrk- fnla+frsph!A ssfnn Al
ar Try. anil se'esxl la. a.! p"Fts IN Lakes Enc,
Michigan amt iuE.Hl hy the ltstn is'seF a'o Efe \tA71
III. xuk IT tfs Ess t'arl EnlarEr1sn f*nv avaneett
rs,nr!tt. the l'nnshy r warranted III ltaf'
aiegix Its sch tncrane't pr'spl3T A 't""
raIch between Tcw iurk a'l lsun aa 10 eV'slasd slis
i Line 1t F4ss cLt~ Srrew >r.nrrs will hc regularly
.xtwgrn thi.a, aIr Hak fur fdsht ard %~Nxr7S dur
Ing the r~l1 and The n!ertkne+t peltaisll u
uakc crelr.i- r ur s~n ffexit by steAn xn anal.
Of steam LAka ai Hall I" and fui Buffalo, n tlIe
luwtrs ruling raf<F. - "a, =,
Til, lnis,s r,n an Eaprc~ the New York tenral
Kyr,at asI Lake. aheehy lHrlrnk 70 thr!r rt
tt1.t n III. xev Ut and fu New York ad tho
West
11eon ALLEN. t;encrI y Asni, c'rntlt'. s1p, NY.
J.sts il. Wi1nr., > .A,.ur Iftun4e rutidtng. NY.
:. q. Cnsax. lij itrr. A!xRy.
fk, III River .fxrt, Tiny.
J. u. Wipxn, &'untx .A,tAt :" state ~tr.<t. fhrttn-
LAnssz.. 1srxIlsr. :~evnesHtEsSt; r'n'wa,nla.
y. +. III 1T. MI. K Mi.r. karx! tkek. Milwaukee.
]. l.. t1san + Cu- lnri lhck. pstruit-
John w. TuttIe,
uhlssmrrss; A;rult. f"t of s'At. strv:. thtrak".
AMERICAN TR.ANSPORTA~
L L TlON tuMrASY.-im"1"Es.e,t :, ~n-
Ws"lsE .av sawa ef tho stase "f New York 5es1Ss1
CASH CAPITAL, -. 100000.
, 1859-03-17
SsrkTcx Indicted for Murder.

WASHINGTON, March li.-The Grand Jury
hare found true bill Of indictment against
Daniel E..~Sicklcs, for murder. They hare not
yet decided respecting sButscrworth's completely
in the ufI;1ir
, 1859-03-17
auctto11 Sales.
pY GILBERT j. SAMPSON

PY GILBERT j. SAMPSON
AT AUCTION,
Rich Household Furniture, carpets and Silver
PlAted Wa1o.
IN THURSDAY and FRIDAY Mon1nes March i7,h
and 18th 1t 10 ouck each day will Be sol Il our sales
No. 3. Iaks street. ehtcn and beautiful aAoFtuent
Of every description Ut
PARLoR, BKDRnoM AND DIyLSGRooA
FURNITURE
Rich pa1io suits In hreIe and plush. elegant bedroom
sisA s,aA, tn7fttop thlea book easea Earsof
ty and Ercktuk thalt otnittA reception c1ass Ea1ho
xa1y and walnut ffrnch hsCzt&aA, IDAEbefop buFSalA
and wsshxt7n carl and cxntre tahl. olnEt waFsttnbes
cherry and walnut waastau ma1ts@ases. osk and walnut
extension dining table. and c!aiEa-
Very elegant Velvet, Brussels and Enxraln
CaFpetlngs>
Cut In qlant1ties to slt purchasers
choke and beautiful selection u SlLfEK.PLATEu
WARE VIZ: TIA sett* E1bc, dessert a2d tea forks and
spa dunxr mi tea knlve. napEta nnKA elegant eatars
&r &e Xust u the abovs furniture made by of
the best manufacturers III New York. and viii t fuu1
pxsips to auythlux cdeFe. II auction In this c!tr
GlLEEHT + SAMPSON.
uuhls-1t cl77 4Ancs.one~r@.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES
11 Harness ta11tsscu Magma ie, to be soli At
tion hy E. \. JESsE y the Shtn.aa n9ase sf:lts IN
Rhe IT tbs sherman Iuuae FRIDAY M1rrA 3ss,,
fssxs Harness l~.> &C.. .se. 7sy orIer u Tie Mo1t.
Eakre sale poslsisc aud without FESTIVE.
nhltt!.eA3 NJ. l0a Randolph ~t5ret.
, 1859-03-17

ITO RENT.-A House.. No. 361
J. uh!. *nrt- The II,"l%e Is new: built g f.'st sn1
cnn+ Uf Iseurnt Hrirs Ind lttlc. al l. tHrd In
thu very trs style Throughout with t;at 1tan an llytfan
Water. 1kath; Water GosS lsel's Speaking Tn'T. Ran
Gc- Sc. At4. j g,u4t brick iafn in Possession
given tEt of 3ay 1nEr the pfrns In the after
n'4t. If J. MeEHEN, u Moth Wells and Pear
.tr&rle: Mht3!xs
, 1859-03-17

OWNERS NsSrs;,,-..t the i'olice Office, for II
double i,arre1lcd gun, :sn ut the Statom lJousc
Of Piukr:ter's Police for i black cloth frock
rnnf
, 1859-03-17
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

w 7ANTED-Trnnk Makers. Ap-
W ply immedssely 70 ". G. S. WRIGHT. 81 and
al9 Clark street. mhls eASs =
NTANTED-A Situation rs Book
w keeper, Thoroughly competent - take eha,ge q
any set Of 1o1k: Bcs. Il tetsIacss given AdAssH y
hcyS hAki SH-
, 1859-03-17

LINK To lr.-Tlte pressure Of the late crowds
is telling upon the appearance, and worse thnn
that. upou the safety If the stairca>rs at the
Cour. Il."ssc. Lrt rhr matter bc looked 10 III
ti,nr
, 1859-03-17

ITO RENT.-=In the West Division
L Oh Mas TINT, between W.shinxroh and Madison
.ryvt. two threy-ssoy .tEndl,h Basrn.sAt. Dwelling
heanhfnl. They e,,ntan twelve run.s. With G@ Wstsr.
Iltll &c. In tLe vicinity rd Schools a7d ehurvhs
Up.,b4txe@ eyr y nllnutes. Address Bx %i6a apply
At No- rru,er1ys building. II No. 70 May azret-
, 1859-03-17

C,rr IArnosENgSr$-N'c notice that the Ex-
change Euiling an tl!e corner Of t:larS aEd
Lake street is being brought 10 g1alc by raising
the tl"rs Of its principal stores, the walls re-
1naiuin:. the same
, 1859-03-17

ITO RENT.-On Michigan avenue,
i several Cuttazrs from the nrss of May next
u, the LIT cu11Irr VI Michigan ayc.ltse and Harrison
STREET Ata Sture Nu IL south Water stnrt suitable FIR
pCTUY No y; Michigan avenue i, at Fulton Elevators.
No Jtf 5ortb Water etFxrt. u1l3 In c43
, 1859-03-17

REnrlLp1SG.-Tne old h3nck Of f,lr story
stores NJ, South Wntcr street adjoining on the
West. I.onn.is' new building Oh corncr of South
Water anil Clark street, is bcin. rrbni't into
first class $tures.
, 1859-03-17

SPECIAL NEro-ir.-A fine little infant If u.1-
known rrlrntagc WIS f'uE.t On ilc .lo"r step Of
j. :. Sewhonsc Yesterday morning. 1t Nils
handsomely ;Itsire!.
, 1859-03-17

ITO l;ENT-Ihe Stonr-tront three
l. story ard bascu,cnt Iluu%e. No. :ot North lasa1e
st1r:, ~i'h a ~! wM s,,,l III tbs Eca!.
Applvta L. :. ..ssssEl'AEn. No.l L.sn!l.' iiuek,
mhl-clkks4 s4u Garner tt.tk sr'f =. Water ~.
, 1859-03-17

ITO lsEET-A Fine Lot OH Wash
inxtnn slr~t, t.t~ees Maftet AMI Fr1nkln st1tcts.
Tic lut |, fnt ty ir feet ap t. i et rAnkt.!
alley. Ths n. Is pared xitA block s'.t aud The lt VII
JOHN WRIGHT. t,utectunrr, No. s. South tlrk s,res.
O,tusty the tuurt ffurse. mll!.cl[tfu
, 1859-03-17

PEnstSA1.--Thc t"luwin; arc ::r1ra:. III. gen.
sIcncn 1T tl,r Kicllmnnd Iinusr: Richard too.
dcn, E>:I.. u. r.; ". II. Osborne, ES'I.. President
of the IlIiu"is Central Railroad and linn. G. {.
WaSllburne Wis
, 1859-03-17

ITO RENT-Thc Fxc Story Brick
4 S,orc. Nos. e's a2d 70 s,ut!1 Water strst. 1he
given uh &c IL i- u next. ~,pplr t' tKts,r
t,HAsE No. 4's wellsG;'5s r letter K f... 9n.ec
, 1859-03-17
T'g lSent.

ITO KENT-.A Desirable House,
cntaitnx sevcn rpcls h-.leS t.sf-. BE- hn4i In
few weeks by En4i party reasonable. .s;fy u
1T Jh'1T, Juo Euon. rErss and Trhnae uiaee.
mil
, 1859-03-17

"ANTED-A House on the 1st
~ My. within hah 1niie Of the court House. IN =
guild. hetny nckA''lscrs h.use IT To fols With
Eas md wate1 txtnn. cunp,te. AID wihuu, fuEutu,t
Asde1S sasng ocatun. INIT aad Sir u hous, D1 ls6a
tGFt t2Ct. uslD
, 1859-03-17

For sale low ~ NA; LllIlE i tD-
nhl: ci.n fcn sou'h water@.
FOR S4ALE.-A New Large Brick
j. Residence Oh one Of the tsst In the South III
vision. and south Of the Kai czsng flushed In the
best yic Eith f. los stables and ever eonycuerGe Tor
!uI. TINT. itpiv Box aol T. u. nlhls-ew-elA
, 1859-03-17
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"ANTED--Good Business Paper.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-02
The Late Fight with the Camauches

Amongst the passengers i'll the overland
mail which reached st. Louis on Sunday
night last, were two or three gentlemen from
Sherman. Texas, and Lieut.. Powell, effort
Arbuckle, who commanded in one of the re-
cent engagements with the Camanches.
The St. Louis Republican says that the
accounts relating to the late engagement with
the Camanches are fully confirmed. The
United States forces employed were from
Fort Arbuckle, where Major Emory is in COM
mand. Lieut. Powell twice encountered the
savagcs on the 9th ultimo, and both times
defeated them, the loss of the Camanchcs in
both actions being fourteen killed instead Of
nine. rs reported in our first adviccs.--
Among the killed were two chiefs, War Ea-
gle being one and the other being q nephew
of old Paynco. warrior Of considerable
renown. Three days afterwards the troops
under Lieut. Stanley had their meeting with
the Indians and routed them with u loss OF
nine killed. The Indians were well mounted,
and the cavalry horses were in Indifferent
condition from coRstspt scouting service
during the winter.
In Denton county, Texas, the indians,
doubtless the Camanches, had murdered sew
eral families and run off the stock. Fhc peo-
pie on the frontier were greatly excited by
these outrages, and were armlng and orga-
nizng with the declared intention OF exter-
minating their Indian prosecutors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-02
A Homogeneous Party.

If the elements Of the Opposition are in
c0ngruous, are the elements of the DemOcra
CIV homogeneous? Have they any principle
upon which they are united. except de
voted adhesion to Federal power and Office!
Are they united in opposition to any princ
pie, or measure, or policy, except removal
from place!
While the Southern Democracy on the
question of slavery hold with the hare. do not
their Northern allies generally run with the
hound?
Are not the Democracy AT daggers drawn
upon the question Of the Presidential meas
ures for the purchase of Cuba?
Could there be wider line Of division be-
TWEEN two conflicting parties upon any ques-
ton Of National policy, than that which
separates the Democracy of the Keystone
State theaded by the Democratic President of
the United States,) from the Democracy
of Virginia. upon the subject of the Tariff?
Is there any congruity of opinion or prin-
ciplG between tho Democracy of the great
West, who sustain the President upon the
constitutionality and expediency Of the Pa
ctic Railroad. and Democracy of Virginia
ami the Southwest. who repudiate both its
constitutionali;y and expediency?
Can the Democratic party boast ofany unan-
Unity, or even Of any reasonable degree Of
party harmony upon the Kansas question:
Was not the Democratic party of Virginia at
distinct loggerheads as to the principles upon
which that exciting controversy was to be
settled?
Upon each Of these questions We ask if the
Democratic party is united, a harmonious,
well defined and distinct Party: or broken,
disiointed and loosely defined organization
without congruity, without distintive poll
cy without any Conference. except that
which results from the united grasp of
power.
For our part We do not consider, for the
reasons we have given, that the Democracy
is Il party. in the political sense Of the term.
Upon every one of the issues, We have named,
it is hro parties, As distinct nv irrecOncilable.
as defiant in principle. in policy and practice
as any two antagonistic political organizations
that ever existed.
If then the Opposition can be charged with
approaching the same end from different
points, and by different routes" we do not
think that the Democracy can lay claim TO
any superiority By way Of contrast
II, OF the Opposition no question of CON
stitutional principle or administrative policy
is to be asked, we stand at least upon as
good foot as the Democracy, who, if in
quired of as 10 either constitutional principle
or administrative policy, answer both rays.
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