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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
Amrxmus WAKn At CIRKRLIs

AAE&A52 W A@N AZ VNA - u
is q great place. The Kollidge opens
With pFaFe and the Eaw YoEk Tgibas2e
IL read. A kollaasbun u shen taken ap
70 buy ovarkoats w4sh Fed born Buttons
on them for indigent kullursd people Of
Canady, hav to kontribis literally 20
the glorious work. - shsg kAwl it hear.
At the boaPdin house the kallured poo
pie sits at the frat table. What they
leave ia made into hash for the white
people. AZ don'E like the idea Of eat
in nay vittles with niggsrs, | set at the
roand fs6la, and the consequence lie PVs
dsvowsrea 80 mush hash that my inaEds
are Ia = highly mixed up kundishun.-
Fish bones haE made there appearance
ali over nay body and potatOr peslins air
= spgingin up ali thru ny hare. How
svss, don't mind il. Pm gittln along
veil in pecuniary pint Of Visw. The
kalhdgs has konferred on ne the hone
y title Of K. g.. of which | am sun
etentiy prowd. Unless 60 to Gseawsy
county, shall be in Kfsgsland next
week. Fairwali, Whsge ere Rome
he never forgit thee. *Fwagnt you TO
gft out ny handbills in famin stils.
ARTEAUS WARD, K. T.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Lamd WaFraHa4s.

Land Warrants are now selling In New
] York, a. felloWs-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

H4EIRnAp AccEDRx1--~W 3 are infaFm-
ca that hgakaman oa kha HanBibal 3.
Road met with very essaRas Il net ia
col acsidant On Friday last, near Chilli
1eoths. He wsa engaged In ooupling cars
and standing bstweea rack and boz
ear, the former loaded with iron for shs
Platte Country road, WHOA projected
sons distance bsyond he end N gbe ear,
his head was eaaghf by she Iron Aad
EaAmglsd in fearfal maansg. We wess
naahfs 70 learn his nams, ard haye n0e
heard whethaR the wounds will prove "a,
taI 81. W. Daily Hssss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

To JAass LHanos. tals Of Ugah Ter
rsGovy~-SSe-You are requested 10 In
fora the undersigned Of your Posi- Olkes
Asldrsss, ~ be has important businass
zaasssgs to tEaaaaes With yoa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

DRxApFUL AeGDzNT.--A child fell in =
70 . we'll at the corner Ut Thirteenth
and Wash streets, yesterday. The agony
Of the mother can better be imagined
than described. No ladder being at
hand, the crowd could offer no sSsislanes
and il the hight Ct her horror new
sslsa struck her. She rau into her kisch-
en-, got box Of j. B. Wiggenhorn &
Co.'S Infallibls Yeast Powders sud
threw It's contents into the we'll. The
water raised tUthssop, bearing the child
on itg-foamR bosom. and landed itin the
mothsg's arms. Tbs good deeds of this
article will never end.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
aA10Ua Dsa . J

Ine proper qaamtam amd EaaAa nnmaaaknn
/ q Tbs Bile u ge msmsaksus lnHsrsznea IL
tie health a tne hamAa kxamss Ia 3 aastI.
nalloas zeafElns axpeaE tha hfadKn assaw e
the eampaaanky aaa FsndaEs all IA AaAas
asa ancgetaons pure and Gaant, eseanalnk
asd rssuaitatin@ tbs siGaI fnaetlaam AZ Is
boay. F&EE - e =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Thkt sns lady Eapheiia, when de-
seribfng ia she ssRambIer'' Der rfepara-
toms FOR saHmer sour, exeIaims, Sat
length / had oil my sIo.has Ia trttRk,
and saw the coach at The door" In a
tYnak 20 How maryslOaaly things hays
changed If DIR. johnson wera writing
nov be would be sonstrained, eat Of re-
spscs for the laws Of probability, 10
make Euphslia say somethIug like this
ssAt length I had . few Of TIE prsstisss
and aainsisss Of my clothes in Eve doub.
L. chAmbsre2, sevsn.ssoriad arks, nine
carpet bags, thirteen bonn boxes, swo
reticulea, snd pna basket, and heard the
ears ia the distances.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

HRa0sll9 A0aa 40 dane 81 tFgfalK o fes a.M
SIS Of this regulating ard xsMasmtimg ram
sedy, thAtsvsg msy6s kkdlss asmnasSmf.g 4
gsn BE- tsksa With saessy Id an psrfadleal
amd othee dlsotg AaEx atashs rs sheets Il al
but KIraealcue. "a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

I III Too ii i III - lasl
smya ths Aar1sa I'D. Coz sFeial, 1
Ilasas black aags viii q whsss apcs An
- 1855 - dlseoysEaa sitaang 60
~ nj tAls = &C - -
- me @uA s. ths b alsEs
and irfsaiasihfe Sow Of taa ansry oar
seeas 8 10 seasA - WiaA i skia wsald
kAve beer ~ ardnous. and perhaps q
dang@ons akssmpts Althupli tie asass
p@shiss pf fhe LOCKERS on we're desply
enlisted in hls behalf, no one he'd che
] hardah0od to brave 4 rsscna. ~ short
iassgssas the deg womld rise up, and
al0wly traverse slss limita 81 his inhes-
pIsAhla and dangerous nEia0a, - II be-
were msdilhtsng assne IA ssEssta pIaas II
sacass has kading nons, be cod again
eronsh aswA 30 - hapashsgs apd throw .
hing up bis head, MSasa utter ! pftaoas
aEd IMi ativA ~ II, ~ If hope had gisldr
90 % aAepaEN 1lsls oeasknasa d aunS
as las was Ii 81 khs, bss Ek6 current ear
gisa slong bis leg gefs wilh Irresistible
faFcu, and BIZ was borne away 50 bis
fate. Whg was bis owner, or how he
became involved In saoh peSiloas sit
nations axe aliks aakAawN ~ rs
AsorHKR P0xzxscAI tELnggz'--The y.
Y. Express saga shat Cider Peek, the de-
faulsing Rspnbliesn State Treasurer Of
Maine, has POE some years been doing
The dirty work 81 Iha. Tempseanee r..
pabHaeam D@YsY aR Msiass aiin pnipss
did NOT ODER him Q aeId vide snoush,
and ha left il - sonaact paper called
shs sTempsranee Joarn&l,' which found
na lnnkumas Toe abusive xad siln te
sAEss u saaaa sx ganasie senpsr alscs
which caEminABsd In Maine ID The shoot
iaK in shs arrests Of daAu Robbins, 70
the qualification Of Elder PECK, and his
bondsmsn a. State Trsassrer, posi-
given hin IN paymars Fer bis pasty ssr-
viess.
The standard bearers OF political tenn.
psrenes in Maine have had sorry bot
natural end MRgshal WsavR efahaz |
Eled the liquor money Of Maine, and FL. |
der Peck ID HoW In prison for embes-
sling tha fuads Of the State. His sure |
ties hare pat sheir property ont Of thsiF |
hands. RspublieaniRm, than, does not
quite realize it's slain Of monopoliEing /
all the religion and virtue Of the land.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

pusF139SEsk i, Coaneai Elaas.
On ana aetsr Nossa AsE Iass isss this
Omss III BE- spae n s1S sssaoeks - -
and eiassa Il 4 p,elock p. a.
sanaayast wlII be spsn From % 10 o.
clock, a. NJ, aad groaa I 70 : o'eloek p u.
Mails cioas at ssaelack, Y. M.s aseA day
nv24Es MT sPooR, Pm.
To DxKTrsrs.-nR~ Smrrass Kleeasie
Oh sGred vsEy bad Carbansss On nag kars
In sas asy, and cured VITA L SsaralgaAs
in kss usiHsssa 10 tie face Of 3 lady paklsmkk.
.. Da. EAroHs gimlra-
Dr.. Eskom ss one II ~ Gassk nentiataI
in MI. Thse h hstnsns equal 20 na-
smsxz,a Elsetrie OIL Ger Dentists ass4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Rex WhassyeE e&aeas sewA@as 81 sasRiss.
and oil sthag gme aek . As4aaa@a lz#nas -
oshaE &iaaTgRHixaklam VI saA eYrkesn. wrsSs~.
90 EnasE khe sfaAiatin@ iaansaoa a. ia
Rli PewsEaal aatasspeis sHa detsrmsnk xsEa )
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Ine gFank sesuKSe a thas nsas@ azsk gaaaaaa
- their prepeg teas, No mntaeF n VA
aidssaB shaps kkia hydra Sg alzAa.s 80
hfbass iesaif, ehas Hsarehing ana hmarrlNss
ssmeag dispaEssa e es0m shs pMsxemApa 49,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21
The Dog that COuIden'I be Whis-
tied back when In Pain. =

The Rnicker6ocker Magazine SCI
ahoat the following account of spec:
ulation on one lobster:
There was much surrounding cachi-
nation where the circumstance was
mentioned the other evening. A man
who was "somedelen fond oflobsters,
was wistfully regarding q basket Of
them in the market, with his dog by
his side, and another bystander was
sticking his cane into one of the dis.
engaged claws of a big fellow at tho
top. "How he does hold on,p says
the man with the cane. 'Yes," ,"res-
ponded the man with the dog, "but it
is because its claws dents the cane,
and they won't slip on the wood
But lie wouldn't hold on to critter,
or you or |, in that way. When he
feels anything givin' lobster always
stops pinching." "Guess not,n said
the owner of the basket. "You put
you're dogs tail in that there claw
and you'll see whether he'll hold ont
or not" No sooner said than done.
The lobster.lover lifted up his dog and
dropped his tail into the open claw,
which closed instanter, and the dog,
"as smit by sudden pain" ran off
bowling at the top of his speed
"Iiellol" exclaimed the owner; "whis-
tie back your dog, d-n himl he's
running off with my lobster!"--
Whistle back your lobster!" rejoined
the other; that dog amt coming back;
that dogs in pain, ] can't get him to
come near me when he's in pain."--
That human citizen dined that day
upon sas fine q lobster as there was ip
that basket, anyhow.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21
U'rutllIuIrKeSS.

Ofall happy households chat is the
happiost where ialsehood is never
thought of. All peace is broken mp
when it happens that there is a liar in
the house All comfort has gone when
suspicion has once entered-when
there must be reserve in talk, and
reservation in belief. Anxious pa
rents, who ere aware Of the paius Of
suspicion, will place general conf.
dence in their children, and receive
what they say freely, unless there is a
strong reason to distrust the truth Of
any. If such ali occasion should un-
happily arise, they must keep the suS-
picion from spreading as long as pos.
sible, and avoid disgraciug their poor
child while there is chance OF its
cure, by their confidential assistance.
lie should have their pity and aSsidu.
ous help, as if lie were suffering under
some disgusting bodily disorder. If
he can DO cured he will become truly
grateful for the treatment. II the en-
deavor fail, means must, Of course, be
taken, to prevent his example from
doing harm, and then, as | said, tho
family peace is broken up, because the
family confidence is gone.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21


.'My darling, don't triae! Am |
to have you ~
My young lady answered NOT. In.
stead, she occupied herselfwith de.
liberately drawing of her glove
Then she turned to me.
"Since you will be troubled" and
she laid her barred hand in mine.--
Nine again!
Shortly after we were married. |
carried Perdida, during our wedding
tour, to Che friends Ihad found for her
and Inc in tile cars seventeen years
before; and this time right reyerently
| kissed the hand that had then so
sweetly tendad what svao now my
earthly all.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

IT'S fair, a noble land,
Girt with mountain ranges grand,
Wash d by rivers wide and deep,
Rivers oimajestic sweep,
Over whose Iesistless tide
Ndvies Of the world might ride.
Here thousand wales display
Their green bosoms to the day;
Brows'd by vast, innunerous herds,
Vocal with the song OF birds,
Studded thick with rural farms,
Orchards, with their fruitful charms;
Towns and villas, each a gem
In the fair lands diadem;
See it, all in glory drest,
North and South, and East and West!
Country Of the ice and frost,
of the rugged Northern coast,
Of the prairie's vast expanse,
Where the flowery meadows glance;
Country of the Northern lakes,
Where the sea-like billow breaks
Ger thousand leagues Of sand,
Der far extended strand;
North and South, and West and East,
Let all eyes upon ii feast.
Northern, Southern, Eastern land
Let no fratricjOl hand
Be outstretCh'd d, with bloody rage,
To lay waste your heritage.
In the past years, long ago,
TO redeem it from the foe,
Mid the baitIe's raging fires,
Stand our continental Sires,
Pouring out their blood like wine,
That this New World might be thine,
There was then no East, no South,
North or West 10 bid them forth,
But they drew the valiant brand
For the whole, united land,
Aud the "stars and stripes" that flew
Der their columns faint and few,
Was our standard OF the free,
STANDARD that they won for thee.
Dying in the battles .oil,
They bequeath'd to thee the soil,
To be held for evermore,
As one land, from shore 10 shore.
North and South, and East ard West!
Children. It's your sres bequest.
Gaze upon it! See how fair
See how broad its borders are.
Northward stretch lis lakes and woods
With their everlasting floods;
Eastward, hear the ocean roar
Far as Florida's green shore;
Southwark, Mexic waters chide,
pours the Rio Grande its tide:
Westward, the Pacific surge
Girds Oregons utmost verge.
Over all that South and East,
Over all the North and West,
God his azure sky expands:
Smiling on the smiling lands;
Over all, our banners fold,
"Stars and Stripes Of blazon'd gold,
Flutter in the liberal breeze
From the East to Western seas;
North and South, and East and West,
Clasp that banner to your breast.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

UMr. Keeker's wife having left
his bed and board, he publishes the
following lines in Western paper
1t is quite plain to see that the lines
emanate from a bleeding heart:
My wife has left my bed and board,
For few days, for a few days;
She left OF her own accord,
When / was out from home;
caution all to this amount,
Nowadays, nowadays,
Don't trust her on my account,
For she's never coming home.
MART KEEKEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21
9listtlluutous'

A Curious REToRT.--Hon. Alex
ander 4. Stephens, of Georgia, was
once running for Congress, with an
opponent of unusually large statue,
and on the stump one day the discus
sion became unusually warm.--
Whereupon the large man said to
Stephens, who was small and delicate:
"Why, could button your ears
back and swallow you whole"
"And if u'did, you would have
more brains in your stomach than you
ever had in your head"
The laughter which followed effec-
tually dissipated the ill-humor which
was fast gaining ground.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

OT"My BRETHREN" said q good
old backwoods preacher, "Im gwine
to preach you a plain sarment that
even wimmen can understand. You
can find my text in the first five ver-
ses OF the two-eyed chapter of the one
eyed John" twas some time before
it was perceived that he meant john
l., chapter 2.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

~A traveller, iced by long expo
sure to the cold, entered the parlor of
an inn, and sat 30 close to the fire
that his boots were in danger of con.
fagration.
"You will burn your spurs," said
the waitress.
I "My boots you mean," replied the
wayfarer.
mo, sir, they are burnt already"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21
99ortrg.
From the Journal of Commerce.
SOUTH, EAST, WEST

'The Union, one and indivisible. .IWEBsTEE.
The Union must be preserved.'-JAcKsoN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

OAn lrishnan who had just
landed said: "The first bit of mate
| eyer ate in this country was a roast
ed potato-boiled yesterday. And
ifye don't belaye NE, can show it to
yo, for have it in my pocket"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

GA young lady who lately gave
an order to a milliner for bonnet,
said: "You are to make it plain but
at the same time smart, as sit in Q
conspicuous place in church." - .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

OFWhy is sold Abe" like loco.
motivel Because he runs mostly on
rails, z am1S 4"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-06-21

By ISAAC M'LELLAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

Webbs New lors Courier and Enquirer is one o..
the most intense Black E,puhIctn pspsrs I'm the cour
a.. .t.-f.. 3: ..t.. ~. t.,. ~ $50
"'' '"'N " 7 t~'''
eNpedeacy hut all The time insists on the running OF
s.rughtou Republicans for Office, goes In for cleau
i5-v or clam defeat" under the broad banner Of IFS
.t,...,
""" vi s'-.-''''- '''-, gov, ms -''-
the tssa OF opposing he NOMINATION. oi baie' OF Missouri
by the Republicans 40 Chicago Itriussts that nobody
.-. r....r. hold t -..-....l .
defeat pe tle sure ies-''' "Hl Dos e1'',e Is seward
Blt II oyerrued u Eos policy and j. tie party c0uc,ul
90 90 oat.., of It's own organization for au available
l.f... ;.., s, D.,..,.s f.. ..,r.-... .- .r .,.t-
o'.s'1'' ID -'. '-! '' ' ..'' ''' QUO
m 'sl acerpa'e on -oe score OF liNti' we copy Dee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
rho Schi.m Extending.

The fruits Of the schism IN the Charleston Convention
are rapidly upeuing The party is rent in twain, aud
tle hostile factions cherish Tor each other more bitter
and uuorgiyug hatred tbas they exhibited for their
party antagonists The quarrel &, family eud, and par
takes Of AN be cordial -W and hearty hostility that
usually characterize such affairs.
The adberents of Douglas, Who ksow no King but
Csar lose an sight Of their party IN blind devotion to
the fortunes Of their chief and spurnng all compromise
demand that he and De alone shall DE the partys Prcs
dental candidate In The reckless frenzy Of their wor-
ship the sumberug hatred they have long entertained
for he enemies Of their idol bursts FORTH and they rail
with vicious energy against the muious Of the Admin
isratou aud the "olgarcby Of the Senate for their
persecution Of the Illinois Senator.
IT, sbor, the friends Of Douglas rapidly becoming
loud and bold 10 their deuuucaous of his opponents
and especially the President and bis Cabinet and respond
with the sturies uaedctous TO every call TO duty that
involves support Of the measures OF the Admiuistra
ton.
On the other hand the friends Of the Administration
are no less emphatic in their hostility the who Is
the author Of tine schsm that has rent the party asunder
destroyed It's chances OF success brought shame and CON
tempt upon the President and paraIyzsi his policy.
They regard him and Dis followers as rank heretcs
entitled to party fellowship and fit only for the wrath and
condemnation OF the faithful
To heal such a division Is utterly impossible. The
split at Charleston extends in ,s ram,dcatous to the
hottest exrcmes OF the naughty party whose boast has
been It's weLmain.aued integrity amid the wreck and
ruin Of other organizations. Democracy is completely
overthrow, bg the self ame force that has shattered
other organizations auduo cunning Platform. devised 10y
che viset doctors OF the dsmembered party, hold
on common basis the Sg1at.er Sovereignty advocates
Of the North and the Slavery Protecti5uists of The
South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

The Washington correspondent OF tle New York
iraaI Of Commerce SAYS "that the Southern States viii
be only partially represented u the adjourned democrat
ID. convention al Baltimore. So the signs indicate
'There not tte least idea be SAYS, "hat the dsen
sion in the democratic party viii cease prior to the 18th
OF June. when the ad.our-ed convention meets Every
body VA. agree sikh him IN tl.s-and most persons 60
s1 Ear as to believe that {. viii no, cease then. The
convention vl either fan into another dead lock- be
adds "Cr De again broken up That appsHs 20 be Us
.,.tls. f.t." Almos, everybody viii agree with him
in tiis 100.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
Any Platform for Dourlas.

We find the following in the Washington correspon-
dence of the Cincinnati Gazs,s It looks so ike truth
that we believe +, to be true
Il heard an auecdote this evening which forciby IL
lsraes the tactics of the Douglas men, aud their entire
readiness sacrifice principle TO prominent
friend Of Douglas approached Governor Wise Of Virginia
some time ego, and warmly urged the nomination OF
Douglas saying # the South would take him he would
consent 70 the adoption Of platform fully satisfactory
% the South. Gov Wise responded, DO YOU really
think Mr. Douglas would accept "a nomination on such a
pa form I'm sure OF IT, replied The Little Giant,
friend so am l. answered the Governor, "and that's
the very reason We won't consent 20 bis nomination -
The DOup'lsite retired
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

A letter from Washington, in tie Pbladelpbh Ledger
tlys Ex-Governor Wise Who, as well as Senator Hun
Ter counsel cd the Southern delegates Charleston "a
seeeie Is warmly urging the movement for a Southern
Convention. He considers Mr. Hunters chance for a
nomination as gone aud his own come. The South
err movement one that he viii press with an his eucr
~. He viii be i,s master spirit and will control it,
But many other and very influential Southern are
bent upon The Southern movement IN favor Of South
ern platform, and Southern ultra State Rights nominee
for The Presidency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

n
whereas has pleased Advise Providence 70 remove from
GU m Isl esteemed and loved friend JoN G. CHt NJ
Ese presiding Justice OF this Court rom is FIRST organic
whom recognized and ladeprndsnt officer, faithful
coafdlg ecd accomplished gentleman an honest and
christi whose character life demands and viii ever re-
ceye admiration and regard o. all with whom be was assoe
aed private and public lie and whose kindns5 aud beneVo
l-urc made him truly loved by al who knew him.
Resrsf tender 90 his family In this their hour or ar
Fiction our most sincere sympathy which hey well
the death Of him who Justly loved
By an the good citizens Of this county.
Esred That The o. his Court It's officers and bar.
vii for thirty days. & usual badge o, mourning for hin who
l. u.
Er That the foregoing resolutions be spread on the min
ute OF @ Court that's them be furnished q the widow
o We Deceased and that another copy be furnished % the Rich
1 N oy ne clerk with The Request that they shall be insert
ei 10 Inst and al the Richmond papers
Ala ~ further testimony % regard for the Of The
deessed Il ordered hat Be adjourned an day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE EIBASsY.-The embassy
to be quartered Wizards Hotel snl The States
says:
The eastern wing of the hotel, extending from Penn
sylyania to f. street. aud embracing suit of
sixty rooms, will lie given up to them. Many Of the
apartments newly furnished and elegantly adorned
The japanese will be spared all intrusion; they will have
their private entrance their dinng-roOm, and
kitchen has been contriyed expressly for their
They will enjoy ample bathing Bathing facilities and a
balcony has been erected for hem overlooking the
with its fountain playing.
1t is understood TO be the intention of the President
to have the formal interview with the ambassadors,
Wednesday, in the presence OF the cabinet the Off.
Of the army and navy in uniform, the members of
Congress and other dguiaries. The east room Of the
Presidential mansion where tie interview will take place
learn has been decorated for the occasion in style of
oriental magnifcence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
CAPTURE OF ASLAVER ON THE COAST OF CUBA
INVOLVEMENT IT HANANA

NEW ORLEANS, May l@-The Government steamer Mo-
hawk with the bark Wilre, is below awaiting orders.
The Wi!dfre captured, on the coast Of Cuba
She has 500 negroes Oh board
The steamer Star of the West which arrived to-day,
with Havana dates of the OH reports that the capture
OF the bark Wildfre by the Mohawk had caused great
excitement at Havana.
Sugars al Havana were steady
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
Platform Enonsh.

Tle ,,to0 Courier commends the action OF the Bal
timo-e Convention in not putting forth platform, be-
aase he Co lstlioull Union Party is party of the
peo.l theulsev.s organized upon principles perfectly
expressed yy It's name alone, and requiring no further
defu.dos OF It's principles, than devotion TO the Union
and h C1n-tiu-'oa, and resoiu.e determination to
maintain both. To Obi, standard the people will rally
Tor under it the coautry must stand or fall