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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
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\ CORES p0ndeut writing lrom Liver
pool narraies a touching incident that hap,
pencd on the voyage Of one Of our packet
ships, so well told and 70 characteristic
Of noble hearted seo captain, Ihs' We
copy entire:
"A little gil was returning TO England
in charge OF the captain. She was he
only female on board, and by he! sweet
simplicity had woh the love OF The noble
captain sud pasO myers. The poor child
was very, very sick, nearly si the way,
and became much reduced IN strength.
Spasms OF TIE stomach almost immediate
ly eusued, and before TIE moInIng came
the lltlle sufferer had passed away 10 q
better world; mourning most OF slI,lha' no
mothers gentle hand would close her eyes
in their last sleep, nor mothers prayer
lnger lat upon her dealenIng ear.
Bul the great olaiwaTI CaPloin had al
most mothers heart. He whose voice
could he heard high up ooft, when 'he
tempest ragged in is Jury, had tones oI
geuteness and love for the poor dying
chllG; and though he scarce knew the
word fear, tears feel like rain from his
eyes upon The wasted iac3 CT The Ii'.!e
corpse.
Beautiful, mo.t beouufuI-though fol.
of gloom-was the scene presented IN that
cabin on hist wild winters nlght-wIlh
exc qls.te d lrcacy and almost sacred ten
derncss was Tie corpse lsId out and pre-.
served. Boz another IryinG time for the
generous Captain was ye' TO come, for he
knew that the mother would haslen TO the
dock gares to meet her child the moment
the ship's arrival vas lclegrsphed. And
she d.. The Csprsn saw her in an IN
slant, and as soon as Ihc ship got near C.
nough 10 eDsb!e her voice to be beard ,-he
could no longer restrain herself, but cried
on, in uemu.ovs accen,s-'ls Mary on
board
The poor csPtiin scarcely knew What
to say, SurIequc-ied the mother to 60 10
his hotel and he would soon be WITH Ter.
| dare not sr,enrt a description OF the sub
sequenI srene. of this simple, though sad
dfsua. Suffice II 10 say. thai when T..
B Chopper goe. TO his IssI acrouri, oi
III, touching incident It wlIl surely he
sliI-lnasmuch as ye did It to the least OF
these my llule ones ye did 1t unto Mg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
THE
VALLEY CHIEF,
SELF RAKING
REAPER & MOWER !

> offered 10 the Farmers oil Berkeley
i and Jefferson Counties, with the GUAR
ANrEE iha, it OiU cut and rake Uet.
tangled and lodged grain, even when i,
lies fiat and directly from The knife,
better than il can be done by the ordlna-
ry cradle and mandrake.
This fact was fully tested in the hsr-
yes, of 1868, and we respectfully refer
TO The following genllemeO who purchss-
ed and used these machines Messrs. w.
T. McQulIkin, Adrian w. Jones. NJ B.
Lemen, Thomas Files, Hiram II. Lem
en-, Jenifer Hudge!, Aaron Fulk, Hugh
Mckee, and many others
THE T4LLEP CHEF has two
DRYING UHEELS. and is double
loln,ed flexible bar machine. giving ii
more advantages in taking up lodged and
tangled gram than other machines have in
moving. Height Of cut from one to fii-
teen inches can be regulated without STOP
ping.
THE SELF RAKE is perfect and
never lsiEs on account of the wheat being
net, dry, short, thin, tangled or lodged.
Pamphlets containing full description
and testimonials furnished on application
Price of Valley Chief
Mower $40, freight added.
Combined Reaper and
Mower. usual size, $500, freight ad.
Large No. Reaper with
extra Mower, 1928. freight added.
JOHN 7. BILLMYER,
Agent,
ShepherdsIown, West Va,
For Marsh, Grier & Co.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
March 81, 1869. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08

@@ For sale by Henry Billings, Drug
glsi, SbepherdstowD.
April 10, 1868. 4w
QTONEBRAKER'S Family Medicines
y and Preparations, for sale at
DR.. Mngruder'S
april Dug Store.
OFFALL. Corn, Oats, Screenings and
" Family Flour, for sale by
Nc CWdy 4. Duke,
feb 27 Cha lesiown.
uCHENK'S Ses Weed Tonic. Pull
y monic Syrup. Mandrake Pills, for sale
at DR.. Magrudsr's
march 6 Drug Store.
nR Chevalier's Lie for he Rsir-res-
y lores gipy hair TO lis original color,
beauty ard softness. and will STOP lis la.-
log out, for sale al
DR.. Nagrudsr'S
march 6 Drug Store.
GLOVER SEED for sale. good ar
y ucle. hy J. 5. Meiria,
march 6 Elk Branch and Unionville.
DRESH Garden Seeds for sale by
Il J. S. Merlin,
march 6 Elk Branch and unionyllIe.
WYNN Books for the use Of the Meth
q odi.t Episcopal Church, South. al
msr2l Lloyd Eckiiders.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
uEvERAL thousand feet OF one inch
y Pine Plank, also Gonrlalo Plank, sides
and ribs. J. S Nsiuiu.
March 81 Elk Brench.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
PER CRUCEM AID LUCEM

She kneels upon the shore Of Time.
Srrewn with bright records only.
And get there pesls molrnluI chime
Across The waters lonely
For sha lows Of the fleeing past
Float DER tie rapid river,
And ,ad waves whisper, hurrylng last.
Forever and forever.
She kneels upon tie shore Of love,
Her eyes to Hes,en Uplifting
Clouds. resfly tinted, ssd soove.
Through tie blue silence dunioG.
And yet, with yesrning, IoubIsj he.r',
She sees the brightness sever.
And murmurs, as they bre 4 apart
Forever and forever,
She kneels upon the shore Of Youth,
Hands cls-Ped tn silent yearurng
o light OF Hope y fire OF Truth !
Why, Why 50 swift in burning
A shsIIop, parting from tie isud'
Ghdes down the tireless rl1er,
And sad waves wall acros, the s'raud,
oTeEer ana forever.
She knces upon The shore Of DeaIh-
Cease blllows, cease your sohblng-
Mark how between each weekend breath,
The tired heart Is throbblng
Hush. cruei tide. your endless moan !
White foam wrea.bs psE, and sever
Another bark rides forth alone,
Forever and forever.
She kneeIs rpon snotber shore
The lasI trail links ere Tiven.
The dropping heart will drocp no note-
lis the shore Of I.eaYen
And as the " hie hosts OF ilutterlnS wings.
The brightness part and shivcr'
Far ia tie depth an angel sings,
Forever and forever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
CALIFORNIA s OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY.
We furnish Farmers with the

We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from insectifOrm or ether I'm,
purities; grown from AUSTRALIAN ana
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
And Weighing
65 LBS. TO THE MEASURED BUSHEL.
The Ears of Wheat, when mature, are usual
ly Eleven or Twelve inches long.
AZ Put up and securely tied and sealed in
linen bags, and sent by mail free to all parts ot
the country, on receipt Of price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08

DREPAREU CoroanuI for Ppddrngs.
| Pies, Cakes. &c, at
DR.. .NQgruder's
dec II Drug Sire.
DURTON'S Tobacco Antidctc; Davis
ID & Mlllpr's Arabian Embrocallon,
splendid article for the cure of Scraieh"s,
Dls,emper, &c., in h"rses; Horse Pow
ders, and Gerusn Cattle Powders, at
Dr. Nogruder'S
dec - Drug Store.
HILLS Corn Plaster, warranted to cure
Ia Corns, for sale at
Dr.. Nogruder's
i'm l6 DrHg S,o,e.
BUREAUS, Brds,ea1s, Tables, Chairs,
ID Sales, Stands, &c, for sale by
j. s. AIeIUin.
ian 80 Elk Brauck d UnionvlIe.
GENUINE Amber and n. O. Baking
U MoIa-ses, a. Line g. Keedy'S.
DAKER'S Chopping Axes, Trace,
ID Breast and Ilaller ChaIns, llanes sud
Ok Bows, iur sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
feb l3 Charlps,own.
UAGERSTOWN Cook Stoves.
ii L ShGfcr.
RCOOPS Shovels, Long Handle Shov-
y rls and 10, Of very superior Manure
Forks .iu., received and Tor sale by
Nc Curdy g. Duke,
Ceb l3 ChsrlesIown.
4 large Stock of Builders Locks, Hin
4 ees. Screws and Mechanics Tools,
Tor s,lo by Nc Curry q D"6c'
feb l3 ChAleslo"0.
DEGRATII'S Gcrune EIec,jr O,l,
sure remedy for Headache, Tooth
ache, Cr,mps, Rh,umarrsm, Piles, &c,
q, Dr. Uagruders
declI Drug Store.
HORSE Shoes III sizes, and Mans IN
IL p,oved Axes. warranted for 80 days,
for sale by D6Cia b"'7nye'
NARRlAGE Rims. Hubs, Sp"kes'
y Shafts and AXns. for ssIe by
NcCurdy e. Duke,
feb l3 Charles,own.
4 SUPERIOR 10; OF Traces at very low
u prices. Il ShGfcr.
TXTRA heavy Horse Buckets. Plsnta-
IL ton B,lies, ,Grindstnnes. We'll Wheels
and White wash Brushes, Tor sale by
Nc CUrdy 6, Duke,
fth % Cbsfleslown.
DRINE Chewing Tobacco. and No l.
l Cigars, at Licklider's
DOSADALlS for purifying the blood.
III Zngari aud Uos'r,ters Biuers. pure
Old Rye Whi,kies and Old Cognsc Bran.
dies. in bottles, at
Dr. Nogrudrr'S
dec l2 Drug Store.
DAR Iron. S'et. Nils, Horse Shoes
ID and Horse Shoe Nails. for sale by
Nc Curdy g. Duke,
feb l3 Chsrles,own.
UELSH'S Family Flour,a superior ar
" rcle. for sale by
jan 80 Darid BiAmyer.
HALVANIZED Wire for clothes line
81 1t E. Shafer's
A Superior lo, Of Sleigh Baskets and
Il Runners. Srsrs and Tongues. q, the
dec s Hardware Store
NUGAR Cured sud Canvass Hams for
y sale By Line & Ktedy.
Il PRIME article Of Tobacco and Sc
X gars. tor sale by Line Il kesdy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
The Famous Sayings Of J,m.heed.

The irsi wa>: God has ~ partner IN
trs wisdom; doubt not, ,Icfciorr, 'h"ush
thou understantest not.
Ihe second; Greatness f"Ii"wr'h 10
man. oul goeih before him, aud he ttsi $
sssl6uous shsll oye:iake fortune.
The third was written; l!-pe ~ always
a. much better them fear. rg,nge 49,
perlor 10 cowsrjlcs.
The fourth: Seek not ~ much To- AlOw
thy enemies as friends. for ~.,rr uur msn
has fallen BY foes, a hupl,a have beea
ruined Jy scQuslntances.
The fifth: lie that isIe;h dee IhI' tina
art slwans wrong may be ut'rI'cd ba'
he lhai saith that ,hou art al aye night, -
,ureIy liar.
The sixth Justice canr ron GrF'
wisdom, but mercy froh h love 'hrre'
tore. as thou hast not wisdom, be !!HlN
TO merit his sfTec,ion.
The seventh Msn is miN'l 4 virtues
and vices; love his virtues ru o,hers, hut
sbhoE his vice. IN Ihyseil
The eight: Seek not for tn'l', bu' seek
diligently for beauties; ioI uHe tr"rus afe
easily found after lhe roses are laied.
The Fast" Age
The Home journal gi,,s It rCsjer,
long article on Sexual Assimilation" III
which II says:
Female physicians are u.ulliI Il!in2
civil Offices are filed by women; occupa-
lions which hs,e hitherto been cou.id,r.
I'd exclusively masculine are n'urPed by
lhem; they become painters srd srLlP'or';
they pop The question and institute pro.
ceedlugs for divorce; they l'ok l,ro sfd 10
the female millennium Of suiI.age With an
,ssufsnce " hich makes II loregouc con-
r.usion, and our New Yo 4 lrl gan,iH'
even are beginning TO sell papers and poll
in boots. From a strictly so,lJ stand
point ihis nearer approach o' he IWo 'cN-
es is equally apparent. Ladies csrry
canes; they are more ou' ul doors snd
minRle more freely with gn.lcmen in
! their hitherto exclusive smusrnrnts; div.
lag and riding (asuIJe) Sre becoming
more and more feminine rrmvh,hmcnis.
so sre croqueI and billiards, -slmmrng
snd diving, hunnng and h'hinr. walkrrg
and rowing and gymnasIIcs, and We 'hall
hear presently OF female hr'c bal and
cricket clubs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08

Tie 6fsi question that d,.lurbed man
ass the woman question. and Il bids fair
to e TIE lts'.
An lrIsh lOser remarked that it -
great comfort to be alrnf. 'e.prcI.liy
when yer swsiehsrt is gIJ ye.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08

A man preached Ia Washington city
lsie!y. aud took for his text. "Goj made
man IN lis own image" lie then COM
msnced: An honest map IS the GoblesI
work OF God" Then he made long
psuse; and looked sesrcbingly about lhe
audience. and eIclsimed. "BU, opine
God Almighty hasn't bad JOB 10 ,Iai-
ci'y Tor nigh Unlo fifteen yesfs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
II. STONEBRAKER.

s4 Camden Street, Baltimore.
Esg- For sale by Henry Billings and
Dr. Magruder, Druggists, in Shepherds
town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
Noble Sentiment.

This is an agreeable ~o!id alter all. II
We would only 5r!aS Ourselves 10 look al
the o ipcis that Surround us IN their true
lgbl, we should see beauty whore before
we beheld defornIly, and Ii5'en to bar.
mony, where before We coGld hear moth
lns but Giscord r. be suro there IS
great deal Of anxiety aud vexaiIun 10 meet;
We cannot expect ~ ssIl upon sUmDer
ses forever yet if We preserve q calm
eye and q steady hand. We can 20 Im
our sails and manage our helm as to
avoid The quIckssnds, and weather tie
storms al threaten shipwrccL.
we are members OF one great family
We are oil travelling the same road. and
shall arrive al lie same goal. We breathe
free All. we are subject The same bouLiy,
and We hall lie down on lhe bosom Of
our common mother 1t is not b coming
then that brother should hale brother II
is not pr per that friend should deceive
friend II Is not right that neighbor
should lrjure neIEtber. We pliy that
man who en- h-rbor 'nuIiy against his
fellows; he lJoses hall tie enjoyment Of
life he enbUiers kls own existence.
Let US !esr from our eyes he coloIed me-
dunn that invests every object with the
green hue of jealousy and ,u-picIon turn
deaf e4r 10 he iaie Of scandal breathe
lie spirIr Of charity rom our lips. and
from our hearts leIs the ficb gushing, of
human kIndhe's swell up as from foUn-
tain. so 'goijeD age viii become m
hction. and lie .Islsud Of tie blessed
bloom IN more than HespeIian beauty
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Ppnd The f0HOWing Letters:

SuEPHERDsrowN, July "a, lS60-Mr. Henry
Stonebraker- have used your Bengal Pow
ders and they acted like charm; they cured
all nv chickens First fed twelve and it Gu
red them all, and next fed ffty-lour, and 1t
acted like a charm-it cured every one. At
first, used Messrs Clotworthy * Cos; after
fed two chickens it killed both, and fed thirty
SIX. and out of the brood there was SIX left. l
recommend yours very highly, and ~ neigh
bors thought they were splcudid
Yours truly, THIS. b. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
cn M,nr,s Cn Irre 10 lsG6-Mr Henry

ST. MARY's Co., June TO- l866.-Mr Henry
Stouebraker.-My nephew tell: me that you
wish my opinion about the package Of P"ulter-
er's Friend used of Messrs. Clotw orlhy s. Co.'S
make. could not say that it killed the chick
ems; only know that more had the Gapes ard
died after using it than before, and the neigh
bors around are OF the same opinion as myself
concerning it. My brothes-.n.law had thirty
chickens, and after feeding with it, lost all but
four OF them. am respectfully yours,
r. j. PENN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
TO THE
IA RNIERS.

7 WILL ply tie hi-hes' cash prices
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Oats,
delivered n, Kesrufy s,Il!e, Duthe!ds De-
pot, and erherGSiown.
For sale, and warranted, Hawke cole
br1ted Flour, for families.
J. II. i HUN TER.
November "A, 1868.
WALLACE PLOW. Page Plow, Val
" lev Plow, and Llvlngst'n PIow' Tor
sele hv nc CW"y y D""s'
Lb 2o ChsTlesioWn.
THE Improved DlAwarc Corn Shelter
for sale by
lic cCmdy e. Duke,
feb IA CharlestnwD.
NOAPS. GIenn's White Windsor and
y Golden Palro; Worslry's: O'nnlbus;
Colgate Honel: Glycctins and Brown
Bath: William. Ponc,ne Snsp: also Nblle
and Muulrd Imported CASTLE Soaps. Tor
ssle at Dr. Mgrmdsr'S
march 6 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08

DR. Naoruder. DuOoisls. in Shepherds-
town.
April 10, 1868. 3m
,NAKE pc Ir,n Sooons and S,rainers.
. for sale hy Jas. Law Hocf,
march 90 CharIes,own.
,,2.RpFP,S F.-,y Mills Family Flour
X e., ~ .ala 1t' 10 " Ls Io,r UooE
-, on Cbo,Iss,n.n
C,,CuC -, s,.h ,ya;ob,s Inorovsd
= I H,nos. 70, loy lie bv
,JGs Lar Hoof,
march l3 CharIesown.
DICK, Shovel and Fork Handles, for
sale bv jas. Lcy HooE,
m.,ci, % Charltstown.
DREAsy Chains-hom ne made. for sale
3 bv Jas. Lalc HooE,
march % Chs1les;o~p.
nBE,L sl(lers and half Bush,l Meas.
3It nre. for sale by ,Jas Law Hoof,
r,.L % CharIes,own.
HIoV Lin , ard Rome II ,I,ers for ssIe
Nv ,Igs Law U,oG
m,,cb on CLarle.,oWn.
0i.RRIAGE and B.Uov Wins, for sale
( Nv Iog Eor Hoof
,.,a,o, oO Cbarles,own
TAN nm r,o;,;,c G,l limo or Ru;Id.
s-a ~ Rardnor. .mf GnoIs helnnoinn ,o
~. ..oIa - g, b;ch ,,,i,. .t,eo,,on
Jas. Lar Hocf,
april 10 Chsrlesiowp.
DOPE, !, ], J, and u inch, for sale
IL bv Jas, L0V HOof,
april 10 ChslIeslown.
DRI,H uocLs and Mortar Hoes. new
3 Psuerns, Tor sale by
Jns Lar HOoG,
april 10 Chatles'Own.
4 XES Of al Patterns, for sale by
x Jas. La,O Hoo6,
april 10 Cuarlestown.
IXLE Grease, for sale av
p I,o yn,, U,oG
r,o 0"'' 1I~~ 10y,
apr" ~ E"a''eS''""'
IA AohlNU Machines, ana ringers
" lur sale by Jas Lac HO0D,
3lrI 10 ChGtIes stOWn.
o,,,,o u,.
OLOOuh "i all kIhus' 'or sale oY
I Jas I0W HOOH,
sPr'l 10 CharIe''""n'
UUTTA Percha Curry Combs, for sale
~ oy '"'' 1>|I .O?D'
Sp'n ~ "''''''1""
Jyg. lar HooT
.;,o rL.Ies,1wn
r, -
4 U6ukS ana ANgoF 'isno'GS' 'D' 20. sac
n nv Jas Lnw no.D'
T -,
itohN o"e's'' ''J ""' ~ I. ~
y ny JUS 1-"'' I'0,V'
apfll ~ ",' -
0A Iokes and Bands ior sale oy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19

A RELIABLE MAN, WHO CAN INVEST FE'
N hundred dollars In patented article having an o
tensve sale, will be taken partner IA Park place, THU
door, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19

GEE ADVERTISEMENT FOR WINTER BoARDERs OF
- the South Orange Mountain House, 60 minutes from Ear
clay street. from station half New York prces all modern
improvements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19

I sk1kFN PLACE CHARLES STREETA.-A WELL
M.f ttf8 Nala. wfl nnd closet lei = gentle
NNs tosrt II = ~ iocsuon erceaeuL Reference
80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19

a. Fxa wNEx SOS coon noARn, WIN SIN
~ Bosom farisa rnnn lac together rss Board BY day
20 ~ iaaaasst4 alshs ~ wosk, - Dupont House, 10
NaiNNs ssfaaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19

az 1T MKHKts FLkCE-PkRLOK FLOOR IN
- sa4 ~ sa1'f, arfiref - respectable parties,
#H s.s = ftW gentlemen accommodated with table
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-31

men, reposing all confidence in his
patriotism and ability-the best
guarantees of success-do hereby pre-
sent the Hon. ID. w. @. Senter as the
candidate of the National Republican
party for the next Governor of Ten
nesSee. f.a-
Reso4Ued, We adopt as the express
sion of our principles the platform OF
the National Republican. party, as
framed at Chicago, and indorsed by
the nation in the triumphant election
of President Grant. -ft
In regard to the State policy, it will
be the pleasure and earnest desire of
the Republican party to administer
the government upon basis of rigid
economy, and labor to reduce the ex-
penditures of every character.
Let us then unite in one grand effort
to ecOnOnise and advance the true In
terests of the people. -.ai f1a
A. T. SHAW, of Shelby county.
J. JAY BUCK, of Montgomery county.
ID. W. PEABODY, of Davidson q"
c. j. MCKINNEY, of Hawkins -
ID. G. TREwHITT. of Hamilton ''...
JOIN b. BROwNLoW, of Knox
JOsEPH BATS, of Bradley "Ii
Radical speakers are advising the
negroes of Virginia TO burn down every
Southern white mans house over his head.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-31
FROM ABROAD.
Arrival of the Steaaer Alaska interesting
liens.

NEW YORK. Nay 30.-The steamer
Alaska, from Aspinwau, I'D inst, ar'
rived with SlS,4j9 in treasure. DR..
Long, the American Consul, had en-
tered on his functions at Panama.
The smallpox had broken out on
the British steamer Chameleon. -Four
teen cases are reported.
The State of Panama was quiet
MOsquera. the candidate for the
Presidency OF Colombia, was gaining
ground,an would probably be elected.
The Colombian Senate was discuss.
ing the Isthmus Canal question. Tbs
President expressed a great desire tC
have the treaty with the United State
on the subject recOnsidered. Many
Senators favored giving the canal
grant to 2 private company, rather
than allow il to pass into tho bands oI
a foreign government.
4 proposition has been made 10
make Panama the Capital Of the Re
public.
General Fitzpatrick, American Min
ister to Chilli. was at Lima on the 18th,
On route for his post.
The report that Batavia had threat
cned an invasion Of Peru, was false,
and fears Of war between the two
countries had completely died away.
The yellow fever on the South
American coast has considerably
abated.
The revolution in Guatemala has
been foiled, and the leaders defeated,
and their troops dispersed.
The yellow fever Is raging at san
Jose, in Salvatore.
The volcano Of lcalO was III active
eruption. and enormous streams Oi
lava We're pouring otto the plains.
The breaking out of the volcano was
preceded by several shocks Of earth
quake before reported, which were
felt through the country.
The Costa Rican Congress met on
The 1st Of MAY. The Presidents mes
sage declSes the country tranquil and
prosperous.
On the 9Th Congress declared Don
Jesus JeFmaneZ elected President, and
he was installed on the sth.
LIVFRPooI, May 30.-MinisteF
Motley arrived to-day and was re-
ceived by the Consul Of the port OF
Liverpool. The Chamber Of Com
1nerce viii present ap address to the
new Minister tomorrow,
VTESyA, May 30.-Ismael Pasha,
Viceroy of Egypt, has arrived in this
city.
MADRID, May 30.-Gen. Cabelero
de Roda win sail for Havana on June
18th.
The official journal viii contain to-
morrow a decree appointing Gne.
CabelerO de ROda, the present Director
of Artillery. as Captain-General Oi
Cuba.