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FOR SALE AND RUNT.

x FOR RENT Possession given immed a te
r. The TWO story frame Dwelling House be
- reeH 2i'n and 25tn streets. Church Hin i'm
exc eai TepaIr-newiy painted. Appi, to
Mrs. +. l.. VAN LEW or
n, 9-?w VAN LEW. TAYLOR co
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Friday morning las.
large rock gave way in CHARTERS Tunnel,
on the Hempf1eid Railroad, near Wheeling,
Va, and crushed beneath ii four laborers kill
ing John sullivan almost instantly, and Sc.
riously injuring the three others. A fail Of
earth and rock had occurred ih the Tunnel
the day before, and the men We're engaged in
clearing the same way.
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THIRD DiSPATCH.1

II
CHARLESTON, May AT halt past O'Clock,
the Convention took a recess until ) O'Clock
The last ballot taken was the 2lth. as fol-
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THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.-The London
Times lii speaking of the late prize fight, says,
on the authority of the referee, that he CLOSED
the conflict only In com mpliance with the wishes
of the Americans. When the ring was broken
the referee was forced away, and was outside
the crowd round the com batants while the last
three or four rounds were fought. The friends
OF Heenan insisted on his return to stop the
fight, claiming in accordance with the rules OF
the ring, that when the Enclosure was broken
into the combat should cease. They therefore
made passage for him to return TO the men
and stop them, which he accordingly did in
spite of the wishes of Sayers' supporters who
were confident of his winning in Il fe ~ minutes
more. No other hostile meeting Will ever take
place between the two men, as the supporters
of each consider that the courage and endu-
rance Of both men have been sufficiently
proved, and they Will therefore consent 70 the
late contest being considered a drawn battle"
The Times, in leader on the great fight, re-
marks that nations without great qualities
could not have brought together two men will
ling to pass through such an ordeal as the ter.
rible fight of Tuesday. The London Star, in
its account of the combat, says that in the
thirteenth round Sayers was "giddy, unable
TO defend himself, and ought never to have
been brought up to be Knocked down again,
II adds:
This shocking struggle lasted from half past
seven until fourteen minutes TO ten. l ended
with the thirty fifth round, when Heenan got
his powerful arm around the neck of Savers
whose neck everybody expected would be
broken. The humanity Of the mob was arous-
ed at last. The ring was broken intO with
great violence, aud the fight put an end to in
fearful confusion. Two more rounds were
actually fought in the crowd; bnt as the uin-
pire was thrust out of authority, and the po.
lice made their way to the men, the fight WAS
terminated, and Is left undecided. We sho uld
not be surprised To hear if fatal conseQuen ceS
yet ensue.
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FATAL STEAMER EXPLOSION IN GEORGIA.
The steamer J. G. Calhoun exploded her
boiler near Columbus, Ga., Monday. Mr..
Crawford, the acting captain, was mortaliy
wounded, and Hugh Atkins, two engineers,
and two passengers were seriously injured.
Six negro deck hands were killed.
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~ DEAFNEss, -
uo1sps IN TUE up,, DEAFNEss.:.
Cured WITHOUT PAIN,
.ns., srsdsRx nR; EALING,
10 HER MAJESTY.
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
nA DR.. EALING leaves Richmond in two or
Those requiring his professional aid had be. er
rooms, - MAIN SHEET FEW DOORS
AB0vE. TIE POST OFFICE. my s2ts istp
AGES fEei1
AT No, aus MAIN sfREET.A - &
Returning our mos, sincere thanks for the liberal
announce to our friend, and the public generally, :,
that soTrLNa syf shd shMmfEESTED EST
THIS seasoa aud that we shall contnus to keep al
Ways wa snty The se.y1stt articles "f LAGER BEER.
We shall ,a6 al '''" "rae1s ief. with u.s. in our
store. No. 2e8 Main street, either from CiTY or
cM0gNTk CO.. Y, with the greatest dispatch.
S$i: ,"' " tos 7 rs .'i
John II. REGNAULT, ,.,
Hasin .,q 5 ssG5e n his SPRING SUPPLY oi ''
FIRE sGREENs.
CANTON nAr1yess;A sAEfh WHIfE ffEsr4IkSE snd GaEtk tf
DHc TEE, MtsirNo and nd thINfz' CURTAINS,
q%%fSsSF 5hS6Es 225f bAHRs sISE I5nrs and noL
HAIR andsHUcK MATTRESSES. LOUNGES,
Rooms, Ii sLi.s and ENTRIES papered in the
Late latest style, and every description of CPhOL-
SrERf work done. ap7-lm
L WHOLESALER GROCERs.
Offer for sale
sss: HANH 1ps sskASb sas RssoS saSSs
= kegs Goshen BGTrER.s
IS hhds Bright New Orleans SUGAR. ''
10 boxes Adamsnsne and Tsi I allow cHSbLEs.
s0 b"xe. oswego Pure SfAKCH.
10 Ss SsGs fs ks. .ne WaskiEY WtaiisskSi!f BRfkky
and WINE. PARKS & MINER.
NH 14-n 18th st near Cary.
AAGk.TTS.T1k41 EIR SSsETx y
M ward: aasii the next Far. UPON ' tie 7eIIos,ns
s,i;i.n visi.ors on foot viii pay..---. Scents.
Mitsry ccmpsniss I nd ana other A::oci.sons, who
desire 70 USE the Grounds Win b Psrmi.ted 20 90
souspon terms which may b agreed npoa vita the
: Al aaseu..s Police WIN bs alvays. sRoa the
0bOH nos, ana Nd 0lDOF0ofty p0tsOu wiz ~ bot-
mttted 70 remain on fhem
aDl8-u G. DiAMOCk. Socretsry.
N GAS. CAS-.
We have on hand the moss magnificent assovt
g 's'ssAs'z1'1paHzs, 1paHzs,DAs..
And a. other tsas Of GAS rIxTysSa. 49,. s!ss :x-
s'''a :. 'li ss;sslss.l ''''''.''s
To which We ask an examination hefnee uakins
YOUR pnrchases. -
itAH WHITING and PLUMBING.
tnA AfAALE Gas W01Ka.
Pat W IN aay part Of ~ eq9atEy.. .
0W-em lroa 0oeebs oeveenoS elsooA
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A DOUGLAS VIEW.

L Ee washington states OF TUESDAY after
noon has the following
Private dispatches received here from
Charleston, up to O'Clock this morning,
state that only portion of the delegates from
the seven boitIng States left the Convention,
ana that the secession OF those delegates, so
far from Weakening the confidence and euthu-
siasm of the friends of Judge Douglas and
the regular organ ization, mas stimu lated their
zeal, aNd satisfied them that the party will be
stronger by being purged of the dSunion ele-
ment. The secession movement is uniyer-
sally regarded as a concerted plan for the dis
solution of the Union.
The friends Of Douglas after the ad journ-
ment OF the Convention last nigh t organized 4
mass meeting, which was immense in its
numbers and enthusiasm. Speeches We're de-
livered mostly by Southern men from the Sc
cedlng States, pledging Il majority of their re-
spective States for Douglas at the election
Ielegraphlc dispatches We're read from the
chairman of the State Central Committee of
Louisiana, rledging the State, and also from
distinguished gentlemen from other States
pledgiDg the same
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Aifhmunn pispatrh.
rxcowAHpEN aHaMMERsLsy.

rHE DAILY DISPATCH IL served to sub
-sat SIX ssnAQcASIER CENTS PR WEEK.,
ss',e.r. or s2.s0 for SIX months. III advance.
ryf SEMI W WEEKLY DISPATCH isisaued
N rreslay and Friday at S2co, in advance.
sW"THE WEEKLY DISPATCH is Ixsued every
-, ard mailed % subscri be rs - & per annum.
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~ ht$N " ~ H's' r'-',h ,.sS2,a
~ 60 Get assortment of 2CLv1
<~rEINt} AND SUMNER MILLINERY.
. s., ~ BFO8u street. ap lq-1m
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TO MESSkS. A. ,. fEnn ILL,
- wM., g., TALIAFERRO, LkNRAiL
In compliance with yeur request and in sccord-
anse with my own lnclinaMtion; ~ he!ebg s99Synes
co COUNTY, and respectfully SOLICIT the votes Of
my fellow cltlzens IN May next. for that Ooo4.
fce faithfully. Respectfully,
fN 1T hHN u. TAYLOH.
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LATEST.

SACRAMENTO, April 2l-6 p. M.-The As
sembly passed To-day, bill to issue war bonds
to run ten years. bearing six per cent, but no
interest TO he paid until the bonds become due
The amount of the bonds is to be limited to
500, 900.
the Indian hostilities in 1877 and 1855 The
proposition is to apply 10 the General Gov.
ernment to pay said indemniiies. but il the
United States fail 10 do So, California will
at the expiration Of ten years. The bill has
yet 10 go before the Senate.
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HORSE IN A POsT-O T-OFFICE.-Thursday
morning q horse attached to grocery wagon
distinguished himself in Lowell, Mass he
ran up the steps ard through the passage-way
III the Post-Oftice to the back part, breaking
out the lower sash of the window. Here a
thick wall brought him up No one was hurt,
but some thought ne was I special messenger
from Charleston
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RATHER CooL.-The Clinton IN. " Times
says that Mr.. James Nelson, who stole the wife
and clothing of Mr.. Vail, of Milford, N. Y,
three weeks ago, has got sick of his bargain,
and written back to the husband that he can
have his wife by coming after her. This may
be considered cooler than most of the weather
has been for the last few weeks.
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DEATH OF COUNT SZECHENYI-The London
journals announce the death OF the grea, Hun
garian statesman, Count SZechenyi. He COM
mItted suicide in his chambe by blowing on t
his brains with pistol. The Immediate pro-
vocation was Il visit paid TO his house by the
Austrian Police; there is no doubt that he had
become actually maddeued by the sight of the
misery OF his country, and driven To despair
by Austrian tyranny and persecution.
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IHE CATTLE DIsTEMrER.-A meeting of the
commissioners and medical gentleman ap.
pointed to Investigate the cattle dies temper me t
was held in the State House, Boston. They
propose to raise Il guaranty fund CT So, COO
which some will. they think cover all loss and
expenses: number of persons have subscrib-
ed, and these look TO the hext Legislature for
remuneration.
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BURNT IN EFFIGY.-Chas. Lee Armour, a
delegate from Frederick, Md, to the RepubIi-
can Convention in Baltimore last week, aud
appointed by that Convention to Chicago, WAS
burnt in eiligy in the former city Oh Saturday
night last.
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PERsONAL.-Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott. u.
5. A, arrived at Barnum's Hotel at noon yes
terday, en- route for Washington, b. c., where
he is called by official business. The veteran
Is looking as hale and hearty as ever He will
leave ;oI the seat of government o-day. Ex-
Gov Henry "A. Wise arrived ut the Euiaw
House yesterday afternoon, from Washington,
on his way TO his home In Virginia. Gov
Letcher, OF Virginia, was at Barnum's Hotel
on Monday. Ell route for the Observation-Disclosures
SHH, yeSterddy.
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e The two story frame Dwelling House, be
nsth'ey above Franklin street. The mousse is in
excellent fspar-Rewi' paIh hted. ,APply, to
a'2-2w VAN LEW. TAYLOR Il co.
- ptsiHtHLE PRIVATE DIV .LLtNG
t@9N Ninth STREET. NEAR TO LEIGH
i1NIREkI, FOR SALE Ne are authorized
D,'lths very desirable RESIDENCE, located
aa'-h- amt ado nlrL the residence of Mr.. Benja-
EIig. tFd. Ir. The I". fronts 51 feet on the west
Sc etHh street, running back l20 feet 10 an alley
IAs I'VE iHA has nine rooms, besides ample ser
vHtis seconm"datIons. ard is supplied with gas
sG5 "f'eF. HE Eelghboth"od IS an excellent one,
al ~Defe real estate IS Improving N value Pos.
sssea gwen l5lh June. 1859. For terms. apply TO
n 10. bOpDlN q APfERSoN, Aucts
- FOR RES T--The rMddie tenement of
T. bose new IRON front Stores and Dwellings, on
"a rank n street. within few yards of The
trs Market, suitable for almost any kind of re-
"a. GsAess. The Store and Cellar will be rented
"2t'aey' ii desired Apply at No . Nan St; TO
81 kiT,HE> ;OR RENT.-AKITCHEN.
& a rear Of ny store; two good rooms. with
sRsa-'s +. MccARTsiI4, : Broad fo' st.
& iGh hErI. AH,iOKY AND mutt
lzi = n hL,',IELh t,,.,I BEp ROOMS AND 0FFI
Ea'ef. -as and water closets. Some of the rooms
+" "a upon '.e tAptol square; all are well aired
'''el almost exclusively 30 private and profes-
s"na -eut;emen. But the Blues Armory is still
a.. "" ~ Tue ilSht, ar longer: also. the hrSt floor
t.-ei Il table Tor vdrIons business purposes
~, I1T Rt-N 1 Rnd SALE. DESIRABLE LOTS,
etaBLh and RESIDENCES.
a2-1-lm b. B. MINOR
O. FOR KEaT.-Two new brick TENE
f IN : on the corner cf MAN and 25th streets.
~ I':s'essou gwen from the lst to the 18th May.
A.f'; ioT sale one FREIGHT BOAT. Apply -
aFE-Im- CHARLES HOWELL
& foR HE>T. AND thi VI T. pa. 4.
f%fbSN SESSION GiVEN-That large and conve-
e-elt LII u BER HOUSE. on the south side Of
~ ba. adjoinin g~my lulaber ward. lt is well
s1,i:ed 10 storage of all kinds, 1t would make
@.sJ'aoco tenmery. To gnod tenant, rent will
= IHlsrlfe. l.. ". GLAXEERUOk.
50 % dlm
- a0UiIs FOR RRXNT.-Two RUINS Tor
81 ft- IN the attic story over the sui.scrlber's s
'Aso'e JUAN PIZZiNI,
mAA-s No. Ias NAM st.
s. FOR RENT--One large FRONT ROOM,
lss; over Store liz Broad street, below G:h Apply
~oA lie premises. nh 3-tS
- FOR REST.-The ROeM formerly occu-
t. EPed as Whitchurst's Gallery. No. II Main ST.,
- ~ le iee-, second aoor. is fer rent. Also,
LVD1lN1 ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
'H} to JOHNSON 4 HAYWOOD,
!-2-ts No. II Main street.
a. fok REaT.-'rhe large FACTORY on
81 aF! street. between 10th AMI Ilth streets, near
~pgnlOp. M"Hcure & Co.'s. sulfahie for To-
.a'e" Factory, Wareh0use. or Manufacturing Es
Ntl.a4nent. Enquire of r u. EscHn.
iy-'S
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.


To THE vOTERSOF CHESTER.
~ FIELD COUNTY.-rhe Office Of CON :
MONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the County Of
sinnsI smnov would be fcr tSat rcS.on snd
that reason only. an acce eptahe position to me.
therefore accsdc I" the requests Of = number OF
voters. recently expressed. and declare my self
candidate tor the suttragss Of the people, Ut the
election To- he he'd on the fourth Thursday in May
next, at which time the Office 10 to be filed for the
fesulaf term Of foar years.
a2 ll-tde e.. C.. MCQAE
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~ ATTORNEY AT Law.
Attehds al! the Courts III aestev6eid. P0Vknenn.
henr,eo aad of the city of Hichmoo6.
apE-lm
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HANOVER COUNTY.
PETER w. WINGFlELO is Q
So candidate for COMlSSiONER OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district Of Hanover
county.
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- GEO. DABNEY wOOrrON,
A1Srel n AGey

- HAWES II. sc IRON, ArTOKNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOrAkY PUHLlC-
Practices IN ali the C"nrss cf the city Of HieA-
Office corner Bank aud II. "a sire. ts, kichmOn1
Va heis also Commissionsr Of the United NtaGes
Court Of Claims. ~ u on
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On taking the 2}d ballot Virginia claimed
the right TO vote individually, which right
was accorded her, and Douglas thereby gained
one vote on Hunter.
THE SECEDERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-21
xxxvIth CONGREss-FIRsr SESSION
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afterneeu

In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went IN
50, reports from the various Standing Commit.
tees were made, and properly disposed O..
Among others was a bill reported from the
Committee on the District of Columbia. TO rein
burse to the Corporation of Georgetown. In The
District of Columbia. a sum of money adj v,ncad
Tor the construction of the Little Falls bridge
Also, report from the Committee on EIect;or.
In the case Of the Nebraska contested eIecton
recommending the passage Of resolutions that Ey,
Perience EstabrOok is not entitled to his SCAT ss
Delegate from Nebraska, and that SamuoI r.
Daily is entitled to a seat as such pe)eG,ts THo
| report was ordered to be printed
MI Buriln9ame asked leave to introduce the
IolioWlng preamble and resolution:
Whereas the kingdom of Sardinia, by oreat
access ons, has been raised to first-class po,yer
extending from the Alps to the Adriatic 80 ~
b.acing within its limits the rchest ,n ana en-
Populeus portion of Italy, over which extended
DOMAIN a constitutional representative Govern
ment has been established order maintained and
1ne freedom Of the press and Of reli gion sec1red
Therefore, ''4fe".
Rssolred, That the Committee on Fore,or A.
lars De instructed TO inquire into the expediencv
Oh raising the mission to Sardinia to a first-cIass
mission Ai''-Ci"'S
Mr.. Garnet objected He had all svn,,,,hy
with Sardinia, but would not raise the RANK of
mission on account Of the nations greatness
Nh Burlingame withdrew the preamble. whore.
upon tue oDJsction was withdrawn, and the reso-
Luton was adopted.
he House went into Committee of tie Whole
(Mr. Winslow in the chair and took nm ,ha d.
vate Calendar up 'ue II
:, The bin for the relief of Cassius M. CLAW ,vas
discussed at great length, amended and Ia IA aside
TO be reported to the House o
The Committee then rose, and tho n,o,o,
qnes1lon was seconded on the passage Of the hill
AL twenty-five minutes past four O'CLOCK the
House adjourned to Monday next
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u. The thieves who recently stole the safe of
Adams Express Company. on the New Haven
railroad. made an unluCky choice as far as they
W we concerned. in tjecting the safe containing
. o.Vo rom the car, for right by lis side was
sncther safe in which was deposited $40 UO
ney might have had one just We II as the other
pU1CHERT BY MANiAC.-On Monday last in
iu,old county, ia an insane female slave at
esed ana killed four other slaves-an old woman
III tnree children, belonging to Col L. Chanton.
ne oVerseer, to save his own life wa, comneIied
!" shoot The maniac dead on the spot.
.,, nAiAPLhING WITH SLAVES William Cline.
SnbI"Etd on fishing smack from Cecil connty
heS oeen committed to Jail at Leonardtown. Md
- Coaige OF tampering with slaves Another
mar on the same smack who was also spsn. i, a
"A,ae MS escape. So says the Beacon. ~
rs. An American trave'er REV. u ID. Collins,
N Deen lecturing lately in Calcutta ON his ira w. -
w., ,ou,a America, with occasional dashes AZ s;,-
M "a me Grand Rapids mich Eagle saws that
Richardson, Of Laphanyille. has been $500 s,s,
sfryehnine Ni' WIG ny giving der
~ ~ AIways doubt the sincerity Of a pirI wh.,
sc her wipe her mouth after YOU his, her He''
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CLOSE OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN cox
tne 10Th inst, the delegate from Washington. ID
=, announced the intention Of the Washington
CIV Association of publishing Il Book of Ser
mons ABOUT Tue nrst of May. He requested assist
ance In tfecting its sale i'm that city The matter
was referred to the committee on business,
II Louis was unanimously chosen as the place
Tor the next Convention.
Oh tuesday, the committee on business report-
gu on We washington City sermons as follows:
hs$otrSd, That we heartily commend the ac-
.tch OF the Washington Young Mems Christian
t,;.. i is III issuing the proposed volume of
tblrty four Sc MONS 10 be sold for the Isrpose nj
ralsing funds to build suitable hall i'm the
national eaTital, and we bespeak for the enter.
Prise tne sympathy and encouragement of the
AsScciat ons throug hout America Adoptsd
During the day the Convention adjourned "a
visit the famous Battle Ground a few nils
below the city, and after short evening session
II adjourned sine die.
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The GILL Net QuEsTIoN.-The introduction
into the Senate of the United States Of the hill
now before that body to suPPrt IS gill net fshinu
i'll the Potomac, may fairly he regarded as the
elimination of the war of words waged for
years past between those who fish with mile-ong
selnes, and the great mass of the Potomac river
nshermen, who fish, each on his own hook. for
the support of his own family. The former NAV.
be counted by dozens; while the latte, number
hundreds Few of the former arc citizens of the
District while nearly all the latter belong in this
city Being unable to comprehend any Just ri eht
OF the seine haulers to monopolize the fish Of the
Potomac, or to appreciate the force cf the reason
Ing that attributes the decrease Of the supply of
shad and herring to the multiplication Of small
nets rather than to great increase in number and
length OF the shore seines, and to the increased
navigation of the river by steam. we trust that
Congress will not make the bill to which we
refer above, d law
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WAsHINGToN, April 2O.-Evidence is to be pro-
duced before the COvode committee with a view
to lmpeach the testimony which led to the di mi
cuity between Governor Walker and Judge Black
1t Is said that the members of the Cabinet are per
fectly willing that Mr.. Walker stall obstinate
tlose 10 whom he referred in his opinion
shaping the affairs CT Kansas in 1857
The Committee On Elections were almost IMAM
inous III Their report in favor Of Mr. Daily sainst
hd EstaDrook as delegate from Nebraska
The question involved in the protest of the
Spanish Minister against the capture of the Marin
steamers Is as to their legal tran ser from the Span
currence. W.
The amount of money in the United States
treasury, subject to draft, is nearn 81 zoe 600
an increase OF upwards of half a Eifllien dollars
over the sum on hand at the close of the preyiorS
week. i
Thomas M. Smith, Esq of this city, has re-
ceived letter from Ex-President Pierce, dated
April 18th, at Nassau, n. 2. Mrs Pierce's an.
probation of the sin9ularly equable climate Of
that island is illustrated by her mater a lly i'm
proved health Gen Pierce intends sailing for
New York early in May, and will immediately
proceed to New Hampshire
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Personal.

'''' Hon. John V. Bright, Tenn is at Browns
"A correspO ndence is published in the New
orleans True Delta explanatory Of ian affair."
which nearly occurred lately between Col
Lcckr1dge and Gen. VIM. Walker Lockfidge
met walker on the street and denounced his late
DOCK ON Nicaragua as totally false so far as il re-
should hold him responsible therefor at an early
day To which Walker answered, ssVhen Won
please, SIR Col. LOckridge then sent note bv
his friend X ii. PurdOD, which note it appears.
was Withdrawn for explanation. In answer to
another note, Gen. Walker replied that in his
book he did not intend to impugn the honor or
courage CT Col. L., - and so the affair ended with
Walkers friend ~
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ArRIL u. 1860

~ A Tubac (Arizona) letter in the Missouri
Republican throws some light on the disagree
ment relative to the formation of a Provisional
Government The Western settlers termed by
the Mesila inhabitants ''Ohio abolitionsts' ~ and
the latter say in return that the Mesilla settlers
Being ne trly ali Southerners. have apportioned
the delegates unfairly, giving themselves a large
majority. The called meeting Of the citizens of
Tucson, for the selection Of delegates, was very
IN 9armonlous. and broke up In confusion. No
measure were IN the minority at the meeting.