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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31

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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31

The glccful laugh of happy children
is the best home music and the
graceful figures Of childhood are the
best statuary.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31

The name of Idaho for the new ter
ritory Of Pixies Peak, is an Indian
name signilying " Gem of the Noun
tain"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31

Gov. Seward will soon make big
speech for Lincoln and lIamlin.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31

The recent showers Of rain have ad-
vanccd vegetation wonderfully.
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ArnOlsl's Writin" Fluid.

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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31
NEW BOOKS!

IL New Books, Stationery, &c.
which he offers for sal" 1T tn" lowest possible
prices rDr cash. His ,'.k embraces q large
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Legal Notice.

Ey HORACE TurrLE, Deputy.
May %, 1860. Owl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
FRANCE.

PARIS, June s, 1860.
Garibaldi-eyeybody here in Paris is talking
about him. The talk of the retrogrades is always
ahe funniests sadly funny. They abuse him and
sustain Bomba H., as ardently as ever, with the
old disregard of facts and new disregard of their
own principles. They quite overlook the signif-
canoe of the fact that the sometime brgand Carl
bald, accepts the armistiee offered By the Royal
General LAMA, and negotiates with that gray
headed alter ego OF divinely instituted Bomba ii.
ON an equal footing-the immense significance OF
Che representative of SOi-disant divine right being
Obliged TO negotiate with the representative of ma
4ional. popular. human right on the level cabin
floor of her Baitannic Malesty's ship-oi-war.
More than that, they quite overlook then principle
of divine right King Francis has at last arrived at
a point which month ago lay within the limits VI
red republcanism socialism. hell let loose, and
chaos come again; he promises, offers WIN tIepl-
dating anxious eagerDess to-day, what none oui
ssnti-s0cial anti-C Christian rebel mscreants could
have asked for month ago. And stl they iaud
Francis and condemn the rebels. Their last dodge
is TO attempt to cOunteract the current OF French
sympathy, running strongly with the Italian cause,
by representing the latter as favored by the Engtth
provoking an old national antip3thy against the
aeyy generous national sympathy-nOt with much
success.
The armistice, which Garibaldi granted to the
Royaist General, aud which was to have come 10
end last Sunday noon, has been prolonged 10
date about which Geographic and other reports are
not agreed There is hardly any one in these parts,
who is not persuaded that the fighting in Palermo is
ended. Whatever else may happen, the insurrec-
tiOnis triumphant there. Now, what else may hap
pen Here We enter upon a very chop sea OF req
ports rmnOrs, cOniectures and vain imaginings.
your humble recording sitter, not prophetic seer,
offer few select grains OF apparent truth and proba
tiIity which may TURNOUT 10 b. chaff after all.
King Bomba III. IL at last scared through and
through Never was man scared with more
abundant reason: there are Garibaldi and Sicily,
and the general movement of minds in Italy aud
fermentation al home, and intriguing ambition Of
Austrian mother-inlaw, and consequent doubtful
loyalty Of hafbrother, Count Traii--lls natural
ally. Austria unable TO help him, France and
England both disdainiully repealed, any time the
lat eight years aud one Of them patiently 'nsdted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ADDITIONAL FROM SICILY.
4 GOVERNMENT FORMED BY GARIBALDI.

The royal mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at ii o'clock the morning Of
ne 9Th, and from Queenstown the evening of the
10Th inst, arrived here on Thursday morning.
The steamer Fulton arrived off Southampton on the
night Of the 9th inst.
The Asias news has been mainly anticipated, though
gives fuller details of the same events than came oy
the United Kingdom on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

were greatly discouraged, and Il was thought vcsls
not fight. 1eErs
The streets, barrieaded and protested by caxnsn
We're in the hands or Garbald and tbs townspeop.
The first truce asked for by the Neapotans was brok~
by them, but Garbaldi appeared 70 tase no notice q
this breach Of faith.
On the Both Of May, on the day the conference wa
agreed TO- shot was fired from NeapolitAn sseamss
al Caribaldis carriage rs he was Descending TO -
Mole to proceed board the Hannibal but ortnnsssv
1t did no harm.
On the 3lst many of the officers Of the ships n port
went on shore, at which time good many dead bobes
of the inhabitants were stil lying in the streets
The Neapolitans suffered Immense losses in hlhl
and wounded during the assault. Garibalds Ices Wa
small. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

without siding with either party. Lord John kusss.l,
however promised TO recoRmend onJ no.sassons
in The Peninsula All the powers are uodersteed 70
have declined in more less positive TERMS any oHee'
intervention
Later.-A Genoa telegram of the Sth, says that re"s
had been received there from Sicily to the effect Una.
the capitultsn had been concluded between Gai'adi
and Gen. Lama, but the conditions were not known.
II was reported at Paris that twelve transports mao
,et Nanes in tow of steamers to embark the garrison
of Palermo.
II was stated that the French Government was
sbout 10 increase it's squadron the Seapoan station
in order that all French subjects reading IN Naples
might be taken on board
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

uated Pekin, and the Emperor Was expect
cd 70 return 10 the capital Immediately.
L1vERpooL, Dec. l6.-An American ship
was seen burnt 10 the waters edge, Nov.
21st BY the ship O. G. Duncan, which has
arrived at this port
LATER. 1.-The ship GsorEiana, Captain
Salier, vas burned a. sea Nov. 10th, IN lat
87o 46N N. long. 60o 20\. Tho Grew were
saved by the ship Woodbury. from New Or
leans for Liverpool and landed here To-
day. .
Passengers By The Canada say that Il
was rumored at Queenstown that Garibaldi
had been assassiaeted. Thepapers by the
Canada report that Col Dunn Of the ST.
Gillian army had been wounded in an at
4 tempt 70 assassinate him. The Fumor Of
/ the assassination Of Garibaldi probably
arose fran this oiroumstanee.
Among the passengers By the Canada is
the Rev. Father 0hiriquy.
LIvERPOoL MARKETs. ~ BFeadstuffs gem
orally steady. Wakefield, Nash s 90. re-
port flour has anupWard tendency, with an
improved demand, quoted at 2Ss98ls6d.-
Wheat quiet and steady; red western, lls
/ 6l2s9d; white, 12s(9lSs9d. Corn, quieii
mixed and yellow, S6s6d; white, S9s6d.
Richardson, Spence s Co. report -four has
o declining tendency, and priees have re
ceded Cd per bbl since Tuesdays market
Other breadstuffs sieady, prices easier, bui
unchanged.
Provisions generally dull Biglsnd. Al
thaya Co, and others report beef dull
pork, dull bacon, quiet, fne qualities want
ed; lard quiet st retail quotations, B8s970s
tallOW, quiet At 5esf959s III 80
Brokers Circular reports ashes-pOts
quiet e. 2ss5dCa29E pearls, quiet at 29sG
29s6d. Sugar, dull; coffee, steady; rice
heavy, and slightly declined; spirits Of tur
pentine, heavy at s2s982s8d; buyers de
mand 3 rsduotion- ,ls
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring Bros. re
port wheat quiet but sdvanced Is per guar
Ter White American 6l065s, red 67S
6ls Flour 2S952s. TalloW quiet bu
steady at 606803. Linseed Oil 29s, Te
dull; common Congou at ls2d9ls 2ld, an
nominal.
HGYRE MAREEf.-Breadstufs steady
There has been 3 slight decline on Ameri
! can wheat to arrive.
London Money Market generally un
changed, with 3 more brisk demand. Con
soils closed ct 92399lE for account.
Weekly retuEns Of the Bank OF Englan
show 8 decreases in bullion Of e21S500
! Barring Bros. quote bar silver Of 5s ] y
3 American eagles at 76s Sd.
Z Barring Bros. report o. S SIS uf '65 at 9
L(69S4, Pennsylvania 5's bonds Of n 3
4 l84; do 5s at S6 Erie S43 Illinois Ger
/, tral 273 discount
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

NEW YORK lIARKET-DEC. e6.


II
/ FLOUR-Markket a shade irmer with moderate
I demand for home consumption and limited export
Sales llsOO bbla at Ss0O@s5lO for superfine state
t5,2@SYS3 tor extra state f5g0a5,l0 for superhue
/ WESTERN t530y4Y5l60 for common 70 medium extra
Essterni aud y5,seg5'60 Tor shipping brands extra
CANADIAN FLOUR-May be qnoted a trifs
Pster Pster with moderate business doing Sales are 55C
/. ~, y e g ELOUR-Selling in q moderate wsy At
| CORN MEAIs-ouiet and 6eld pretty firmly a,
y, V V l9F Jersey S35o ~ sREandywine.
| Sales are $50 bbls at ls56c
WHRAT-MarEet quiet and trife better, with
moderate export demand. Shippers, in view Of the
decline in feighte, buying With little more free
/ dom.. Sales are $500 bu northwestern club at
I so bu ember Wisconsin and Iowa at Sl,25aI,255<
800 white Michigan Sl,3s9l, 40: and $50 bu white
RYE-Quiet and steady at 7Oo
/ hAhLE1-Dull and nominally at T01S0c.
hG77ilarSet little better with moderate ex-
mixed western a. 6s@7oc, chiefly at 69c delivered
-, OATS-0nly in moderate request at s7@3T1kc for
Western and Canada, and 3Z3g3sc for state.
PORk-Market firm and demand moderate
salef are $50 bbls at Sl,37 for old mess; $500 for
Sl625 tOr heavy new uninspected mess including 2O
bbls city prime mess for January delivery at si6
70 bbls at SeOO9l000 for repaoked mess; 5OaII
PfSIifF MEss BEFF-DulI and nominal
HHEE HAAIs-Duu and heavy with sales AT
tll ,e09l3,o1 for western.
CUT mEATS-Dull and heavy with small sales
at 81 en6c Shoulders; Sf1sHc hams
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet at s5Sa6Nc
LIEE H0GS-Steady at 55Sl5ke
BACON-Market active. Sales are O.On0 lbs nick
led bellies at s3ci 100 boxes city Cumberland cut
middles for January delivery at &c 100 boxes west
ern short clear to arrive at gA and 500 boxes BaIfi
more short ribbed middles for January delivery on
private terms. ~
LARD-Market steady with moderate demand
sales are 2OO bbs at lose for prime western lose
:, RITTER Selling slowly at i6@llo ior Ohio,
CHEESE-steady at saIsxc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
THE PONY EXPREss.
FoRT KFAREFY. Dec

The Pony Express vest vas "a hours
late, owing to new rider losing his way
and freezing to DEATH He was German;
name unknown. The c. o. c. s P. P. Ex-
press coach passed at 2.SO yesterday with
three thousand dollar in dust and six pas
sengers.
DENVER, Dec. 22.-Patrick Waters vas
hung yesterday ct about o'clock. When
an The gRIloWs he confessed the murder Of
Freeman. His written confession has been
published. He had meditated the crime
for three days
A new discovery for saving gold has
been made by 4 man in the geld district
diFgihfs II still is secret He took q pan
full of itailingsp from one quartz mill
supposed to contain little or no gold, and
BY subjseting it to 8 process three different
times, he obtained nine dollars, seven dol.
lars and two dollars and seventy cents re-
spec6Vely.
Chess come from the San Juan country
A vast extens Of rich Placer diggigns is said
70 exist in that region, besides vast agri-
cultural vsllsys
We had alight snow the 2Oth, but al dis
appeared in few hours. Weather since,
very fne
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
TELEGkAeiIil
'UTn CAnoLINa CONvENTToN.

AAuM Nla a1N.NaN-NfA NfAAA Y AaAN - ~
CHARLESTON, Dec. %.
he Convention met 90 noon, Mr. jane
in the Chair. Prayer was offered.
be Committee on relations with the
ehol6ing States OF North America re-
ted The following resolutions;
Resolved, First, that the Convention ap-
NJ Commissioners 10 proceed 10 each
vehOlding Stale that may assemble in
Invention, for ihe perpose Of laying be-
se them the ordinsnce Of secession, and
specifully to invite their co operation il
rming q southern Conlederaey,
Second. That our Commissioners be pro-
bose the Federal Constitution as the
basis for q provisional government foE. such
State ss shall have withdrawn from con-
neoiiOn with the government Of the United
States Of North America
Third, That said commissioners be au.
ihoriEod to invite said seeding States u
meet in convention at such n time and
place es may be agreed upon, for The pur'
pose Of forming permanent g0ternment
81 these States.
The President read Communication
from n. s Perry, Commissioner from
Florida, pleiging that that State win FOL
low the lead Of South Caroliua.
Mr. MagIalhs s resolution instru5ting tn
Governor TO make forthVith on prepara
lions which may be needed to assert B.
f6rce the right and jurisdiction Of sOutl
Carolina In its Territory, vas lost
A discussion t6lloWed as to the expe
dienoy Of transnithng 10 the Governors o
Tie several States, copies Of the secession
ordinance, and the address g he ps9pl
Of South Carolina. eit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Dec 26.
Ii the US. District Court to-day, on mo-
ton Of Assistant United States Attorney,
-hel Court granted an injunction restrain
ing the Bank Of the Republic and its Pres
ident from disposiRg Of any b1nds in lis
possession until further order Of the Court.
The bill charges that the above bonds we're
stolen from an iron safe in the Department
Of the Interior, and that some Of the stolen
bonds were deposited or hypOtheoatsd by
Russell, Majors & Raddell With the Bank Of
The Republic.
Judge Smalley also granted an order, re-
tufna6le next Monday, for the Bank Of the
Republic to show cause Why the injunction
should not be continued permanently.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
, rsr nr aprnrF1o REAlEprEs


No. 1.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2-Por Worm Fever, Worm Colo, "etans ne
'fS No. s-For Cole, oryins Tssthins, aud WaEsfal-
asS 81 amFor Ra bsrrhqa, Cholera Infantu and Sum
@fS No, 5|For Collie, GrpIugs Dysontery' or Bloody
nSt So s-por Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. 7-For Conghs, Colds, Influenza, and Hore
NOS No. s-Por rooth.ache, Face-sche, and Nenrsgia
10. s-Por Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fuilh7s
NJ iO.~DYsPuPsiA P11Ls--For Weak ana Deranged
stomach, Constipation, and Liver OomplsinL. nj
Ns iI-FoR FKMALR IRRRGuLA Rl1IIa8, scaniy' ram
ful, or Suppressed PerioGa n-.,,.. NSen.s. and
No. t2-FoT Lqueonhea FfoluAe "ei'''
N, i8-Por Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breaihlns-
No lA-sALr RHEua PlIIs--for Ely ysiPeia-'' "uF
tons PimpIea on the Pace ,-
or soreness In the Chest, Back, Lolns, or LIMBS
k-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dunn Ag'e'
OP PmPoT Pies, Bind or Bleeding, Internal or e.
0AFor Sore, Weak. or Inaamed Eyes and Eyelids'
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight ,,,
O-Por Catarrh Of long standing or tecei''' e''''9
With obstruction or proiuse discharge 49,.
W. C.-For Whoopihg Cough, ahatng ~ violence
! and shortening ~ course
/ cincs act IKE q charm. The entire disease b ofien
arrested Il once and In an cases tbs violence Of the
attack s moderated the diSeass shortened, and rem
dered leas dangerouA
] Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
ourrence and which 90 often lay the foundation q
diseased lungs, bTonehitis and consumption may al
! be at once cured BY the Fever and Cough Pilh
In all chronic diseases, such a. DySpep1iA, weak
Stomach, Constipation, LlveF Complaints, Piles, Pc
male Debility, and irregularities, old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, oatsrrh, Salt Rheum, and other
old ouptona The has specifics Whose proper ap-
pIeasion win Afford cure In ameSt sVery instance
ofen the cure Of dngle chronic difficulty, such e.
/ DypepGia, Piles or CatGTh, Hsadaehe or Female
Weakness, has more than paid for The case ten tines
4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
ARRIVAL OF THR ANGLo-sAxON:

a
The Canadian screw steamer Anglo Saxon
Capt BellaiIfine from Liverpool, via London
derry the 14th inst arrived at this port at II
O'Clock last evening. Her dates are two days la
ter than per late arrivals
The steamship Teutonif, from New York, ar
rived at COTes on the l4ta inst.
LoEbospHHRT, Dec 14,-Tlis London Times
City Article Of last evening, says
The frn1s his morning opened without altera
ton, and Were steady throughout the day, the
gold into the Bank Of England and the announce
ment Of q large specie arrival by the West Indi
an mail. le
The demand for discount was small. and the
general rate IN the market was ~ per cent
About 900 900 poupde in fine gold was taken
% the Bank % pay. few parcels of sogereigus
were VithdraNn fcr A1aelicay lLl-srst4rf
The ENehange quotations from the Soniineni
show frmness. .l5
prospectus Of the new Turkish Loan attracts
great attenti0n but there Is nqsign That the con
templatHd subscription WI De obtained ~ this
The Rai5Hay narFet closed quirs but steady
Theaeausdisn and American railway stocks have
improved srs
The alice army commenced their advance on
the same day that Pelin was taken The sum
mer paiacC of the Emperor was taken & complies
ly sacked, atording animmnhse amount Of spoilsi
The chief share Of the plunder seems to have
fallen 20 the French, The quaHtity Of the treas
ure taken is 70 be divided, Between the French
and English- Some priFates aresaid 70 haVesOld
their share for 301aQ francs The entire British
share, intending Both treasure and private pro
peIty, E estimated at about $4,000. SO
The Tarfar army Z still in flle aeld, though the
Emperor has hed.
The E1apress Of France has arrived home.
LrFEhPoeI HEEApsgoFFs MARKKr- r--(luiet a.
Wheat firm and holders demand an advance on
Provision market geneFuily fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
FRom WAsH1NerON.
n

" AAaaAAAaN NAAitf Aalaa -
The War Department can take no action
ia references. 10 the recent movements at
pittsburgh, until Ofioisl Information shall
le received from the officer in charge Of she
Allegheny Arsenal The order for the re
moval Of thekuas. was recently issuedi and
directed them to be at Ship Island and
Galveston BY the fine the defensive works
ut those points, though unfinished, may be
ready 70 receive them,
Appropriations for the purchase Of the
cannon were long since made for the pur-
chase above slated, and the order for their
removal there Was in' accordance vita the
Law and regulation, without any reference
whatever to political occurrences
Capt IngFaham, Of S0uth Carolina, in
command of the sloop-of war Richmond
attached to The Mediterranean Squadron
has asked and obtained leave to return
home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
sattdtetnes.
aEAa WHAT rHE PEOPLE sAY.

Tn. undersigned having used Professor HUN
pIiRFYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN ,sF fslulies With te most satisfactory resdita and
having hhl confidence In their genuinene.s purity
sos ylo wish " have safe, reliebie, and eheReious
rehisiiea al hand for private or domestic use;
me Rev WIN. Hpuuer, editor Of : The Noruern
,oil.eenJent - Auburn, n Y he Rev 4. IL Ores
ssv b n Rector o. e. Peters Church. Auburn. n d.
~ Rev I Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn STATE
Pri..o DE Rev spencer NJ Riee, Rector, New be-
ord. Mass tie Rev. Allen steele, NeS-tors on
ferspee \. Y the Rev. P. s. Pratt, Dorset, VI the
Rev John &. Roble Buffalo A. Q. Hart, ESQ, Uaea,
nv ne Hon Neal Dow Portland, Me ths Hon.
u,Tghreys' M Y; Henry b. Cook, Esq., Editor Of
tbe aObio state Journal" Columbus, Ohio the Hon
n Il Graham, Moline, III. the Hon Thomas J.
Chase. Monticello, Pla- the Hon. Joseph Bepedic,
utea n Y Vim. Bristol, ESQ, Utica n. I. : a 9
pooJ Eso uticA, N y; James Plunkett, ESQ, Nash
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
ARRIEAL oF TnE cANApA.

llAAlNAA As lee-
The Cunard sfeansisib tanada. from liverpool
on sltuzdiay5 Dec, l5, viz Queenstown on the
16lh, hag arrived ct tins port,
She has 500 900 in nspecie on board.
Ihe Canada reports passing, on the 10Th, the
steamship Africa, from New York for Liverpool
alto p Az I4th, passed the Arabia from Boston
-or LiFenD5Ol
Inc gener9l news possesses some interesting OF
hcialdespatches which confirm the previous ac-
counts Of the capture Of Pekin.
lAe ship Geofgiamn from New Orleans for IliY-
elpool, was burned at scS November 10Th. Crew
All saved.
A.despafch from Pelsin via 81 Petersburgh sta
teltaa1 peace had been concluded with the Chi
Nee aud the Emperor had returned 70 his pal
An sftempf had been made 70 assassinate Col
Dnnn, Of 1he Cieilian Army, which gave rise to a
ru1aor Of i7aribaldi's assassination.
latest Ilaslset reports by Telegraph to Queens
" heat lifn with an upward tendency.
Provisi0ns dull
1-OEpoE, Saturday leTe-Consols closed at 92%
and 923S account ex div
amount Of specie by the Canada was f2I CO.
American st0cks-Sales were III Z. 26k dis
count; Erie 500 n Il. G. 78GS0.
fAHIs, Saturday eve.-Ihe Bourse closed dull;
Rentes 68f6oc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
THs PoNY ExPREss.
EoRr KE1RSEY, Dec. q

A-As- y l2a-As-aAs- 49, -
Weather bright snd bitter cold.
The Pony Express, Fith San FraDcisco
dates to the 18th inst, pissed here Al 4
o'clock this forenoon. @
The steamer Uncle Sam sailed for Aspin-
wall on the 9Th inst, with S1,455,00 in
gold Among the passengers were large
number bf aspiring Republican politicians
en- route, no doubt for Washington, where
they propose spending the winter.
4 II understand thht Gov. Weller accepts
The positiea Of Minister to Mexico.
nv Pony n4press, with St. Louis dates
10 the 9th ult-, l~aehe6 san Francisco on
the IIth instant. n assn
The Republican papers charge that Sc
cret organization is oonooe6ng measures
to establish an independent Republic On
the Pacific coast in case. Of a dissolution Oi
the Union.