The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1856, Page 1

‘ WHOLE NO. 7153, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, NEW PUBLICATIONS. sp eeaeering AND &XCITING.— Egapy, THE WAR IN KANSAS; OR, 4 ROUGH TRIF 70 THE BORDER, AMONG NEW HOMES AND 19 Nassau street, New York. And for sale by booksellers and agents everywhere. Siugle sepies cent by mail, post pal IS THE BEST ENGLISH NOVAL and low, I ever read.— Henry W. Herb: ‘JUST PUBLISHED: ASPEN OOURS; A STORY OF OUR OWN TIME, Sy Saincey Beooks, 4 pages neatly bound in cloth, Price 81 25. masterwork.—icndon athenieum. OF SOCIETY, HIGH ert. trun. Ham ton interest —.ondon #xam! STRINGER & TOWNSEND, roadway, New York. the collection will please callearly. All unsold will be removed by the lat of May. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1856. PENNSYLVASIA POLITICS, ‘The Fasion State Convention, OUR HABRISBURG OORBESPONDENOE. BROORD DAY. HARRBBURG, March 27, 1856, ‘The Convention was called to order at 9 A. M., Gideon J. Ball in the chair, Mr. MoornyaD moved that the Convention proceed to ballot for Auditor General. Agreed to. The following is Derwin Phelps was nominated on the first ballot, and the nom{nation was made unarimous. On motiop, the Conv:ntion then proceedod to ballot for Surveyor General, with the following result: Joseph Spivey. Wm.8, Cobean..... 8, Ros (withdrawn) Samuel F. Vage, do.. NOG creas oatsviedes ssuouceuarse setae tenon a ee Bartholomew Laporte was then unanimously declared the nominee, ‘On motion, the Convention proceeded to ballot for Canal Commissioner, with the following result:— Peter Mertin...... Wiliam Wiliamson. Willism M, Licyd Thos. E. Cochran .. Robt. Stitt... Thos. J. Power.. All of the otber candidates were withdrawn before pro- ceedirg to the ncminaticn. Thos. E, Cechran was then declared the unanimous nomimee of the Convention. The ticket, theielore, presented to the people of this saieiss prea 1a oftices of trust and boaor, se weil ns ta the distr.oaton of iu aLTODREC + ereas, Ag Coment tn princtole {« the bon: (oat can unite efiectively honest men in political action there: fore Beeoived. That anicrated by the wpirit of eoncosslon, we will cordially uvite in upport ot the Qundidates tobe nominated by tois Conveaiion, upon toe busily of those princ’ples t which we are Tmuullaliy agreed. * rere Boscived. That the prere ¢ ia/onal adminisiration, by the exerc'se of an unwearrentadie influeocs in the reperi of the jiseourt compremise. st the tonnes sf welieh lng od the and laws of the United Biates—therehy showing 186 powertu: tor mals. chiet. but feeble in the mainievarce of ‘aws for the protection 6f the people and the Eonor of the country-—bax justty forfelted all claims mee confidence aud reapect of ihe people of this commonwealth. Kesolved, That we will use all bonorab’e means to check the evils indicted upon ibe country by the unjust avd sestiona. mea‘ ures adopted by the present national aumluistration brought about by she exereiee of tts patronage: that woare ut terly ved to the admirsion icto the confeceracy of wave ‘btates formed cut of territory once onwsecruied ba a Bito t the extersion of elavery into any Lerritories of the United States now free. Besoived, That we ¢ rdia'ly disapprove of the interferance of foreign itfluence of every kind in our civi: aad political at- foire, ard are equa'ly hostile to the interference of /he govera ie ctthe Untied dtates in the attsirs of o'ber na- tone. rem ing any suca iterfe'erce as unwi'e and in coo {ict with the recommendation of Washington s farewell ad- adéress which inouleates with empaatic earnesiness the po priety of avoiding the adcption of any polics which might ta n unprofitable and Cangerous ecntroreraies with yolve us in erseebiged That rd thi dering of any party to solved, that we regard the par $4 foreign influence aa fraught with anion evieto he couniey, treaiening the stability of our institvtions aod endangering the morals of the people by a contact with th cast Upon our +hores from the nos and prisoos of surope. Besclved, That as Anericsn licerty ceoends for its preser- vation on the intel}igence of tha peop ¢, universal eda sation is the fizet duty of the State. and that all attempts, by whomsosver wace. or from whatever quarter iostigated, to destroy such be- neficen! system by pervertirg it to sectarian purpoees, or op- Pcs'ng its progress and extension, because it is not toe instru- ment of ineuloating ani doular regions creed. ought to be realeted ea fraoght with vealcu'able miechief and evi'. Kesolved, That the respect and confiderce of this convention and the Je of this com monwealth are dus to the prasant Chict Magisizate of the Sia'e ard to the members of his admin imration for the tolegrity, purtiy of purpose and sterling (riotiem manifested ta thelr ofitial ccuduet. and we heer ccromend them to the ‘uppert of every citizen who values she honor an¢ Intereets of the Btate ard can appreciate the virtues cf devoted axd faith‘u! public eervant The Position of Gencral Walker in Nicara- gua Defined, El Rol de San Vicente of the 2d January bas the follow- ing reflections on the postion of general Walker and tho Americans in Nicaragua:— An uninterrupted series of facts prepared and achieved by the old servile and reactionary pariy of Con:ral THE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. Gur Aibany Corrsspondence. Aunay, March 28, 1856. The Grand Demecratic Fusion Supper Party at the Delavart House— Effeets of Good Wine and Good Cheer on Diacor- dant Politica? Elementa—the Temp rance Ques'ion—Se- nator Bradford’s Bill—a Few Words of Advice to the Téquor Interesty—The Hat Contract Bill, éc., dc, If feasting and drinking, specch mak'ng and music, flowers and flattery, osm unite @ politica: party, the de~ mocraey of New Yok, represented in the Legislature 0° the Stats, may now be considered a uait. It is a wel! known fest ‘hat, in the early part of the session, the de- mocres of the House drew off into two distinct factions — the one remairirg stenctast to o!4 hard shell prino'ples, vhe other working for suecers, and willing to compromiss for ita ach’svement. From time to time this eame spiri of antegoviem, between hards and softs, bes manifested itself im debates aad in votes, and has been @ matter of some coneernto the representatives of the party in the Senate—a séléet, but “roble band of Spartans”’—wh> have remaized #gularly united (fcr these days) during the entire . True, as Senater Sickles re. marks, there aig only enough of them for ‘a whlit porty;’? but they have playea their game with marked ability, sometimes winning the odd trick, and certainly holding the houors, Well, the Seaators from the two extremes of the State, from tho Atlantic coastand the shores of Lake Kate, deexing an effort to unite the de- wocracy of the Assembly towards the close of the ses: sion @ matter of policy, issued a day or two since a card, of which the following iv a copy:-— Qricrseronencoorsmerensnnnsnseneneneesetees ote neeeeg) 3 _Mnt slokles aud Mr. Wadaworin request the pleasure of $ members of the cegisiature. 3 Datayan House, ALsany, March 24, 1856. Gear eeeen ne ennnte Annes Nett OADEOL pereroerece® In accordance with this invitation some seventy or eighty persons, among whom were Mayor VYood, of New York; ex-Congiessman David L. Keily, Lieut. Strange, end other guesta, besides the members of the Legislature, assembled at the Delavan. to partake of the elegant hos- pitality of the two Seuaters, Some of your readers, who love the good things of thia life, may be pleased to Look over the following ‘‘bi:1 of fare,’ and imagine it priated upon whi'e satin, with all the extra flourishes:— OOO COLE RIOLIERODEIOIDOPODIEDESOLE DELUDED COOL Our Aavana Correspondence. Havana, March 23, 1856. Miberality of the Cuban Government—Christian Magna- nimity of the Archbishop of Cuba—Death of a Slave Trader Religious Festivals—Aironatics~ Naval Movements, The iliiderality of the government of this island hes never been more fully exemplified than in its condust in relation to the following ci-cumstance:—The failure o the eager creps in Louisiana has rendered certain inteill- gent planters of that 8'ate desirous of obtaining a change of seed; and with this view, some four or fivs months since, ar orcer was sent to a mercantile house of this eity to sh'p to Mew Orleans some four or five thousand gogar canes suitable for seed. These canes, packed in Logsheads, were accordingly shipped from Ceidomas- Move recently a gentleman from Attakapas arclyed here’ proceeded to Matanmas, chartered a small vessel of ab ut a hundred tows burthen, purchased» anantity of canes and ebipped them on board of her for New Orleans. Some other parties at Matarzas, desirous ot following bia ox- ample, yet more recently purchased a quantity of canes, and were about to ship them, when they wore iafrmad by the authorities that au ordor had been received for- bidding the further shipment of sugar canes; aad conss- quentiy they were not permitted to ship those they hat purchased. Was ever such sheer bru‘ality before heard oft. If cannot be a fear that the quantity of canes that might have been shipped would matertally lessen the crop of thia island caused this order, beseuse sufficiont eaxes to plant the whole State of Louisiana migat be taken away without decreasing the crop fifty hog-heads. No; it isa fear that the Louisiana planter may, by hie superfor skill and energy, successfully compete with the Cuban planters in the production of their chief staplo, sugar. Wea ever such meanness before heard of—or, in- deed, euch sitliness!—because Jamaica produ ‘es a fine a deeei in’ ion of avgar cane as does Cubs. and the impovor ished planters of Jamaioa will be glad to find a customer for all the canes that Louisiana may dezire, as they were for their sugar mills end coppers in the p'anters of Cuba, many of which are at this moment {n fail work in various parts of this island, Wednesday last was the teas! day of St. Joseph, who is the patron gaint of the Capiain General. a the pre ceding ovenirg thore wore f.ur military bands who per- formed on the Plaza de Armas until ten o'clock. Tha Religious Intelligence. APPOINTMENTS OF THE PROTESTANT UPI30OPAG BIBHOP To-day, forenoon, at the chureh of the Holy Innocents, Albany; afternoon, at the churoh of the Messiah, Greea- bush; evening, at Grace church, Albany. Wenesday, at St. Stephen’s church, North Oaste— convocation. ORDINATION. On Thursday, March 13, George Hubbard was ordaiar@ Pastor of the Baptist cherch im Ravdolph, Crawford county, Pa. UNVITATIONS. ‘The Rev. G, W. Abrams has closed his labors with the Baptist church at Oppemhetm, and accepted the osll & the church st Broadaloia, Fulton county, N. ¥. The Firat Presbyterian chursh and congremation @! New Orleans, at a meeting held om the 16th instaat eaven unanimous call tothe Rey. B. M. Palmer, D. DL of Columbia, S, C. Rev. T. E, Thomas, D. D., has been vile to the 0. churek, im Hamilt on, 0. Kev. Mr. Niles, of Lowell, has been called to Weet hampton, Masa, The Rev. George I. King has received an unétmous call to the First Presbyterian church in Quiney, Li, o€ which ev. Mr, Marka was formerly pastor. Rey. Dr. J. D. Matth: has been colled 0 necond time to First Presbyterien church, 0. 8, fa Lexington, Ky. Rev. James Beattie haa been calied to the O. 5. churek, at Throgg’s Neck, N. Y. Rev. N. S. Palmer has been calied to the 0. 3, charok, in Grand View, Il. INSTALLATIONS. Rey. Williard Brigham was installed at Ashfield, Mass, on the 12th. The Rey, Ralph Smith was installed over the Congre- gatioval church and society in Wolsottville, Conn., om the 26th inst. Rey. Thomas Wilvon was installed over the Firat churele in Westford, Maes., ou the Lith. Rev. Jacob Ide, Jr., was to be installed at Mansfeld, Maee., on ‘ie 26th inst, RESIGNATION. Rev. H. Wegner, pastor ct the German Reformed eea- etegation in Mercersburg, Pa., tendered his resignation: ot tue charge uncer his care, 10 take etfest om the Lat of April next. DISMISSALE, Rey. Mr. Denison, junior] pastor at Leicester, Mur, has been consirainec to ask, for the sesond ‘tim. « red conan eGlin SHE RES EME EONLG: fe Pe acsatel | ‘Acoerlen miate theeseyababie’ siemicte toe Moksaren et rook rout, Slowed oylars, Toten, aunatural, § | A¥rmuCY of the Pliza wero Uluminated wrth enormous | Sismieeat foom i pastoral charge, on account i ATENT S18TEM OF WBITING.— by this fasion Conyantion, is as follows: solute and perpetual dominion over the country, aftor Barat cel — Comet AEG to) Pes waty Us ably eeaokad Sanaa: ai | Se Albert Pe Alswiesed from Stoughton, ¥: POPAWENT DEBS OF Audtior Gencral—Darwin Phelps (American), of Atm- | yaving destroyed the progressive repuslican portion cf Filet de bout, piquee, aux truffles, Werner were comp oaed ot waaslopitellons Thelma: lo tearinint bm ueceunteloweeaniee tee NACLAUBIN'S ATEN GIStEM OF WALIING, strong county. Ibia de wenn, piquee, en pels pets, . : Saniver CUCAGT as bclacien: Latitte, CWinsint ve: | Gin teuabiiants: ste, too, wea the: very worst I have ever heard on the An inthe present crisis in which tho publican), of Breaf rd county. IN A BET OF EIGHT BOOKS. ruice $2 FER Shr, set can be used by a dozen lear: Pent Ane es AERC ReRaR AGRA, Vlaza, It was called a grand sercnads in honor of Gen, | _*¥+ 1 B- Sheldon has been dismissed from Townsend. Central American republiss find themac:ves involve, the Fried oy ators, me ners. 2, ‘, ‘Ksoolio’ 7 ‘ i DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. + Sent by mall, postpald; 19 any part of ihe Union on receipt ot | eee apmmussioner-—Thomas I, Cochran, (whig), of | prin;ipal point tures om the so called invasion by the Set CEMANENTAL, DUES, pares eced ie ee ad dete ben tia | Dig’, near Decacur, De Kalb eounty, Goarg'a, on doe Pablshed by W. 8 MACLAURIN & CO, No. 349 broadway, | ‘Te fusion is, therefore, neerly completa, each party | North Americans of Niearagua, we ehall commence with ppm LA Gaul plaons butlcenslslyieneninemanateentet Tl ee been MhadiebaneOadege ‘ia the nom es ihe dca ill sitenk weaiaial, eibieih Phere a in the Convention obtained one candidate on | some cbervaticns upon the former attempts of the con” Sembenee 2 ray jevorat I perceive by the Prensa that » grand Ze Deum was | class ot 1814, . 7 ‘ harge.tn the introduction of the system into schools wishing | tbe, ti SraerSiidy axemeiea themselves magnavimousty; | '78‘ives, who, whilst urging us to refuse the frisadship Geom de Fouued, sur eine sang St Be at Np ceeded ‘The Key. Nathaniel Scudder Prime, D. D, one of the Cee with the exception of » short time Iast evening, they | *md assistance ot the Americans, have never ceaved to SE ae ee eclatie {rious aod most excellent Ser or” ta xopsecented to have Sted oe ea yen of the: Preseytarian ehuvek, SS Kept, the clsorgunizicg spirit down; they Jet the | collet « monatchi:al protectorate, and even that of Euro- Esogue de boul, facie en Gelee, extracted « promise from General Conoda to perdon the Me fanteeioe Tamasonier eam aes seoeneenmnnnnnnne en nnannnnnnnne | Bigger worshippers blow off thelr gas, and ssid but Muyoaise blanc d’homards. aswarsin who so grievously wounced him, and wuose pas | {jr uviy) eq pea) : woancedinins 7 phy-i.ian, and a'man of high literary attain- SAME Rb alin Qe artar ween, | HR toad heh ghd ot hedge | th Empreinte nl se wana th oe | | preanawnts gion, ormaan, | | Signs seeSemt? Naeem guinea | acl Tl ant Sata at pc iC wasn motion. ce of inle Department by req | i2,tve Convention, aad could have selected from their | cepencence of Central America was proclaimed. Who furotied pickles, Cranberry entice, Apple snuicd, ty assort that the Roman Catholic Archbishop ia not a | fiiang,” Or his nous, ome cf them isa phosioten ia West. to Hore Gofapanion Noe Lacd Kugne Gnenary Neg eet ph Atel fren ony Hee Sie Is ace or oom were thrse who courted his good graces and introduced Celery. p i Wr Mhorg the vegent® deaths in this elty ts tha‘ of Sonor | M4 cr ccunty, two cf them are clergymen, aad the . : pam s , : ; wee a naddor Company Ro oat career Oly, tor thelr | in the State where the whigs and nigger worshippers | Phalanx of foreigners for the purpose of aubjugatiog the Poast saddle ot ‘vensia, with currast jelly, Don Joo Maria Cogigtl, the head of tho calebrated slave | {@0zt is @ lawyer of this city, now travelling ia the i OHN A. VAN BOSKERCK Chaicmac™ | combined have one, yet. they gave t) eas of these’ pac. | free inhabitanta of fhis country and of perpetuating their grouse: nize, gnce Maden, tadirg house ot Joaquin Gcicen's Nepvews. Be was | @2** sestertiitiots Privé Rerrer, Secretary. _____ | {ie candigate to harmonize, yet, at the same time, | own dominicm as they held it uncer the od Spanish colo- pike pees idm borted, or racher “‘niched.”” with great pomp, onTaeséay | poy BR, Rosman oT ero has received the the nigger worsbippsrs were continually charging toe Red head duck: evenirg last, There were ao loss than picety-nins wo: Ben rece! OR FIRE WARDEN, jeay: . nialrysiem? distory tells us that it waa the partisans huiks, ry peiptmont of Profwsor of Rievoris and Belles Lerters, AW iY McDONOUGH. Ae ect wan'ing everything. 7 ny P Block ducks, lantes following his corpse to the Campo Sauto. Ho wes * . H. . r. Ingham, the ni yer worauipper, that offered the of absolute principles Nevertheless, reason and justice sive Slave law resolutions last remained triumphant, and we were enabled to-adopt a the Brooklyn P: lytechnic Institute. Hose Company No. 26. ‘The trialcf Rey. Wm. L. Jerman, of the Moth odtat, juails. brolied on tocat, aged fifty-three years, and dted trem a cancer in h's eto- igeons, Proi’ed cn toast. enti-Kane aad anti Fo, mrch. 5 Episeopel t : F soPO, SER DISS Rev aaecen Gres oar WE | Semin, ee act, son Me eae in toe Comrenton, tle | vad un Liberal ply ‘edapted to mane AD aay Fey Chornsaie, | Ss Wet Gettunay, Cag taceateh tent | cies iepagioat tan borane heck erage ae gine‘Company, No. 41, for Fire Warden. cor nectivn with the attacks that were maze upon him, | toa Ligher accial position, Some pre‘end that it was Saute cocaine ee cross’ dey in tke Roman Ca:holic caendar, the bish»p | complained cfby Mr. Wm. Tway, a trustee of the chureh, = = —— — celal conminced him that his presence was no lopger | precisely this course which caused our ruin, But good Kieeee, ata oceme Ttallenne, of thi ¢focees washed the feet of twe.vs poor men; | for an iwprcper intimacy with Mou. Sarah Ann Teylur, of neede at body. serseand experience have proved thatit was the anger of Almords. 41a royal, cur churches were all magaific:ntly iMuminated— | the same place, As soon as order was obtained, Mr. Cornmean offered the Fancy cakes, a la Fraccaise, 3 i : Amorg t! ‘ | z 3 —- — ~: ~— . b its vere. lor loces! piscopall EWARD.—A LADY, WHILE WALKING ON | following, which was secopted:— eee Sonera a ee Betton Fei real bt Flower past eens teavasttnoet eeraest Payee or the lanes of thie Church for Westers Beast cites teen ppt feat totes inal, had Ler Grow completly tiaed by viel | ,HOiolved, That a Slate Central Comamiliae te appointed | bwore to tke revenge by every meann, falsfving the oe Fyremids autos” - city, with large ellvor salvers before them, to reselvo the | held at Watectown, Jeffereon county, on the third Wede it bj nome person unknown. ‘The abovereward | Catal to the number of Senators and that the delegates com | {obished principien: opprersing thore who Lad defended Dzrengo monte, au filet de orame Italleare kms of tue picus ic tehsf of the frncs of the Taiies’ | recday of Avgust text. ad for Boy no ee eee remand | each Sepatorini district select their committee men. teeta tea ieeroetiot iomatoaae preputae be ehet Fazey vesquetgaraie,au (cule la Francaise, Lemieltary Heveficent Jostivuticn, 1 aim sorry to #47 | "Tbe Pursian Recorder statea that evening prayers have Action of the eilender, by wpplying at No. 32Grean- | The tcllowing is tho Committee:—J.R Flanigan, whig; p M4 . ss TE CLEARS, at I fears ve:y Intge amount was not oollec’es. Good A c ‘Ate Jacch Dock, American; Charles Th.mpeon Jone, Amert ee ee oe eee ‘Vanitia cream, ‘Orange cream, {doy is “0 my tho mist pleaeaut day in the year in tins | te py ark oe Overncore. Bete ee eet comsen of — . uv : is ul “ | mcyements. " Eee 1 1% r o ¢ Boat Orne Ors, use the students were so am- : L. Bas as 2 i Catan; ‘ J) Ketther carriuges hor carts being parmtstot in : REWARD 1085, 4 SUADER OF OANERULED ready Wve: u. Stein Srna Dr cerpuan, | Tels sye Cm of uncearrpcrevenge, canted out with un- fiessie Tir, suplen,, _ Fratmuts, tects Gari be gnulce cay: but Tam peossdicg Sercrearee eee secoptahoce nee re rican; ¥. Dartington, whig. Pe er Martin, Ame "7 b moat Heat; it anges, Coffee. sowowhat 1c0 rapidly. readful seene of the ‘ U-uci- | | The Weshweton street o thos rob at Beverty, way one except theo #nor. The above reward wil | Ame! ary, a y Aine | sacrifices, bas been pushed to {te utmost limi.s; it pro beryl a cithi a culated tect pe Masts, Wier a varisly of emanelanee tor baal o4 : ‘Address | ricen: Geo. Huffman, American; 0. ¥. Muench, American; i ton”? was eragted With a peinful trath nines of datall, y of expe ig Hoging by De paid. ad no questions eked upon lis return. a enaclech kaha Saco p pene, Américwn: | duced tee permeation of the illustiious Batruatiy aad | Genrererecenassrerererarenenererserossere scence sere that wruzg heartfel tears ct grief even f:0m the s‘erne; achotr, last week voted to dispence wita the services of hearte. his associates, who transplaa‘ed then the best of the Unt- a regular ghtr nd bave the ringing done by the ¢: ted States lawa upon w ich the constitu ions of cur Usn- been property dis- B David Wills, American: Ab'abam Vorry, American; E. commenced, and Beaty, whig; David C. Boal, American: John Penn Jones, Coil it “image worrhip,’? hat you will, When she abcve gocd things bad cuered. the buses of apeech making 25 REWABD.—STOLEN, FROM THE STABLE IN angre- touches the beart, ard wakes one feel alive to tho reaii- ion. ‘Tho rew plum was tried cn Sanday laat with ex- Bixt 0 : tse] American repusiics are based; it prodused thoi: | was cerried on with spirit for many bours. Every person of sani f tt. opie. jo ‘with Ho 281, nat, wo bereey boron Vlanuett vel Surplai@ creamed | ATetIean; Philo Mors, Arretionn: Wa Jesup, algget | hatred egaiost tke then provinces, now indepeatca: | Serised uuion, ard every Porson Lite iene tiea—the reantital realities of the ee te oa pisewy and geodetece? ne ‘with red; two catakin sleigh robes, one lived. with drugget, ths wes ee ee, ail, migger worshipper: | states, for not admitting their plans and under. | must follow the Circinnati Cor vention. Senators Stekles Virginia. perse: the en-ize tight in going from pode Rey. M ¥ : x with green baize; also ® varslshed Worn whip with Stewart, mgger \iebpas aged voho |N. Howe, | going’ thetc domination, and at Jast urgid them | and Wedaworth (cofts) desired union. Mr. Authoa ginia pe: going 3 ‘ey. Mr, Bacon, at the Tele of Shoals, has to pull back bandlle. and silver monoted. The spcve reward willbe | American nigger worshipper; Mizhenl Weand, Ameri- to iuilame aid drown in blood wo whole | (baré) cestred uni m. Mayoe Wood cesired unin, and | SO MBotker. | The indies, I notiocd invariasty kneeling | file raws, rosair clocks, aad Co his own bell ringing. ald ‘or tke recovery of the croperty and aoprehen-ion 9 | can nigger worshipper; A. H. Miler, sigger wor- | ‘™ a : (Bard): coated Mayes Wood desired unl in, down upen the bere marble pavement, and sayicg thei: | is a Presbyterisn, bus is custained by that gosd eid aoe fro eleves, ‘Appiy at the colinge on Sixty nh sreel or &° | stipper* Yates 11. Shields, Awesican uigyer weeahipver; fue God the, derastvara. ef fam ‘talvdor. aha | Deiet ime ening: might strite that man deed who, | prayers Wh fervor truly werthy of faitaion, ciety fer prspegiting the gespel aisong Use Iedlema,™ , 2 airest, ‘Tromas Milter, Je., American rigger worshipper; Philip ‘ Herat 3 , foa. |" Tirycelt visited no lees then leven churches. Thoss | which is under Ucitarian anspices Spo_s=t aya EDS ESEDESOEEDEE EEE = 7 thea safety of these States lying in sheir union, thearsolu | Alderman Clancey, of Now Beri, derired uaion. Eve pce. REWARD.—LOST ON SATURDAY MORNING | (vez, American; whig; Israel Gu'e- i ec of lene, fists well krew the necessity of bringiog them under Augustin and San Felipe, were in my $16 Mareb 26, on or tear the corner ot Wash! n . A, | D, L, Seymour, a yietin on the altar of dieunton, forgave * . te Key. Dr, Feabody, of Portymouth. han declined the ap- E mandi. | itt Americar: Kubert Stitt, nigger worshipper; Robert | roicign vassaloge and ot thieatering them with toai: | hin enemies, aad raise Ty voice Ber a united detmoccatis Chea Fiicay these won a maken telgieae Crete ot | pciniment cf Presidect of the Theologisal Seminary, at e G ee . ( weight of their projects. have d's effec’—" Bs @ wil be no more dick aud ut resise f Re + He i ington nieve, oF at thebar of the Farmer's Hotel.” a oe Neu of cates iLinabahy cllwe the aasomey ot £4 beuse ct a friend who resises in one of the sires Rev. Henry R. Hokington has discondined his eervices quarr®lling between the “hs-da’’ and ‘ softs’? in the As- ed, That the members of this convention contribute tembly, and that the elegum: tospitariry cf the Senators 01 vi the Clerk's desk for the purpose of detraying the expensea of printing, and the cfiicers of the House, through which it pasred, I will endeavor to describe. to the Cor giegetional church in Wililamstown, Mass, Wrst, came @ fivell body of soldiers, mounted; then » $. RBEWARD.—LOSI. ON FRIDAY AFT#RNOON, THE A fire Episcopal church is shortly to be ereste3 fa the 2th of March between the Philadeiphia cars, the uristocratical psrty agelnst the North Americans arri Rew York, @ goll bicaks forth; for, having chosen as their chlef the og from Kyie agg New Youk will not be cast away upon the 7 “. in sitar fk 7 5 , Bere come ay Daten ee eae AEE eere | The fellowing was tuen adopted:— persession of some Central American territory, he illus. | that Mr. Buekacan and Mayor Wood may reap all the | Sr ebaritable cocietica; these were cucsesced by a-oody head 4 es Te ing | Mocelyeds, ha the ticket, just rominsted will now be waant. | ‘rious General Tayler, President of the United Sta es, | advantage to be ce'ived {com ‘he unique amd pleasan;re- | or cna stlae tearing rome emblem ot the paysion of | ., iu timber cf ministers of the gospel in the servios of mously deciared by this Union Convention. and that we oiler | wished to putan end to such enercac'iments-—hence the | union of the cemocratic representatives in the Legis- Christ; iben she bocy cf the Saviour laid out with great ibe Americsn H.me Mistionary Socioty twon\y seven: 5 BEWARD.—LOST, A BRUWN POINTRR BLUT, | fF 'he suprort of all oppoeed to the national administration. Cayton-Bulwer treaty was made. Who ean be ignorant | lature. splendor cexeath a beautiful canopy, aud covered witha | ©itutnt States and Territories, dur @ past year, 2) avawere to ihe neme of Fanny. Any person retura Con Swat (American) then took the floor, and said | of “cr question the immense benelit Central Ame: | “Tho temperance ques‘ton, and “what in to done now)? | bfyndcr ceceath a Peauiita) a exquisite workmacshtp, | “4 been 1 032, sixty of whom heve presched im the ma- wer aie Rincbe ote capeEes Will receive the above reward | that he covgratula'ed the members of this Convention on | rica cerived - from thet measure—the only one | meets ore at every corner.’ Do not let your readers be preceded ond followed by pickets cf regulare, volunteers, | (¥@, Jargusge of the Welch, German, Norwoigieas, ard iba thanks of the owner. is $e harmonscus ag Jon that liad controlied their proceed- | which circumstances then admitted off Wao de- | roo confident thet the bill introduced into tho Senate by | Eni tcuteras (dreary Khe ealcareee ere encom, | Sweden, Frenshuren ond Hollanéers. The number of = = irge, and he ccntidered that it would reflec: honor upon | nies that to ihe good offices of the Unie’ States the | Mr, Bradford wil not become a law. It will be passed ia | yritcrm for the first ime—a biue frock coat, with yellow congregstions and missiorary stations supplied, 12 whole LOST AND FOUND. them throughout tho commonwealth. They were called | State of Honduras is irdabted for recovering the island | the Senate, ard it may be that there are enough mem- tatirgs and buttons; a felt enako, with a yellow roued | °%, in Fart, is 2,124, and the aggregate of ministerial (\AUTION TO, PAWNBROKERS—STOLE®, ON THE | {¢gether on this cccasion because of tre faithlessness of | cf Tigie, where the Exglish had already raised the ban- | era in the House so fur pledged to temperance as to be feather, about sx itekes in leng h, acd whive unmen- ba ages ‘ aot hese the sander ot pupile J ight ef March 29. from. 208 Chaibam sqvarb, & Masonic Hee Dreeen national administration to all their pledges | rex of the United Kingdom’ there would be rich ma- | unable to vote agal:a: it, They have hichorto argued | tforableas Lies, cersied hele gia’ hear 4 men. | in Sabbath echcols ts 64,000, and there have beon adied stone had a blemish made tothe people, for the sole purpose of sa‘istying their partizan demagogues. He was originally crat, and worked witu that party until they a! their cemccracy; but be now was w bresesoim, with a stone in the centre; the ; terials for a numver of articles if we were to pass in » A reward of $10 will be paid py returning it to ones. review only tho most important facts of the last few years; but it being of more consequecce to our prevent purpose to speak ef the gratuitous caluaales with which to the churches 5 8i4, Mr. Jcbn Stephene, cf Talbot county, Maryland, hae presented to the American Colonizstion Sooty s demo- ndoned ded to the that the t prohititory law being tnoperative, they Denabiting the cause ot Temaperanos by voung for as " quite a pietiy appesraces. There was aiso 4 figure of Mr. B, Bailey's bill. But when they are called uson to one cf the Marys borne tn the processi n, which was ac- companied by no less than five bands, each playing iecord their names among tho ayes or nays on the direct nem a “ y costing about $36 000, to bs employed in c>nvi 4 G OF THE POOR BALL. | principles of the Amerlean party. "Ite wan” sia: | tke cla. conservative yParties endeavor to tarmsh the | question of cors ftutioual prohittton, there iano saylog TenEnt op thd sine OF Cab aOR, SE ORTOR tene | Gate Livets, pi ni cat bare ths woe bey ay snc bracelet. The | cer in his devotion to the ‘democratis party | character of Gereral Walker and his Atrerican legion, we | wher they may cute up. - Aa prohitivion ts proapective oe P eracenin'’s - owner cambave the same by applying to Jas. 4, Morison, 237 °c # 7 n goirg Is but a ‘eoble attemp: at descrip'ion, but which, Rey. John Bailey and wife were not downed in tha Fustoa treet by paying f3¢ i Lavnetinea 1d up to the inauguration o*Goneral Vierc). When he saw | will bieak off om histori al reflections, and occupy our- | only in ita ccnatitu'ional cperation, your retail Nquor it beirg pear'y cark waen it pwsed whore Iwas seated, | lower part cf Virginia, as 1epor'ed, bat alive and im : Stal sete, Pierce's inaugural address he was proud of his vote for | selves with the Jast oven in Nicaragua, dealers had Detier Jay in Iarge stocks, and then they can | js thy feat Lena give. There was rousic in the laze ce | healt om sil aa OUND-A'T THE CHARITY BALL, TAURSDAY, 27TH | bim, and rejoiced that the people had ® peace- | The Boletin de Costa Rica and the Gaceta Oficial de | sell it cut in epite ot the law. Armps on eech of the three nights until10 o'clock. . Exe ee thas inat., on ermize vislorine. Ihe owner may have ths | makeria the chair. But long before that mesasgs was | Guatemala pretend that the North Americans who are Dy the way, it wil be e nice urstion for gentlemen of ‘Thero were far fever ascass'zations than on former Cuy Intenigence. some by Appizing 62 Weat Twentieth street cireulated throughout the length and breath of the | ar prevent im Niceragua, ought to be driven out, besiuse | the faw to detarmite how fer ‘he doctrine of non-inter- | ycarn at this seeron er Cia ee peer founlzy, General Pierce End vi dated wrocy plodge that | they are adventuscrs, ‘and sill more, becwuse our inde- | torecoo with property in possess will ex.end. The | ?°ACencr Mora, necom pinted by Vgasclo Saladrigo, ad- | CHARS! OF Ax AxmisiT at Atsox.—On Inst Friday Cee Bre SENG, AT A EUACE OF | be had wade fo that dc y , patting jon the Lusk | peucenre, the Cathoiic religion, and our customs, are | materials and promises of a brower or » distiller are | yertised to ascend with » balloon Inst evening, Mae, nw | evening a mantby the nawe of Peter B. Furguson waa owner can bave the same by addressing box No. 2,211 Poat Ldle Giant of Llingis, wish the | endergered by their presence. “property in p:wersion,” and wil certainly be icjured | gcme reason unknown to me, the ascent waa mot ma erected by officer Lyon, of the Eleventh ward, on @ cMlee, and‘giving satisfactory proot that be iy entitled to it. the compromise measares, and open again This rash language, by which the inoffensive iniabi- | bye law which protibita their use or interferes with | ard Sener ‘Mor: understand, wes forthwith marched " ?. 2 penn nt ssi ea yah Kem keding wounce of the cvan'ry. Ttwas not tac | tanis of thatrepuade, wR) wich to live ia pease, ure to | thele value Let lawyers go to work upon this propesl, o priton; so you will see {t is ra*her a dangercun ex. | °C’ 8° of attemp:ing to burn the tenement house reer = Oef—ON THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, IN | republicans that opened this agi-ation, bat the de- | te provoxed, is in now'se justiied by the facts. We | iiop. tte pt 'o gail ths pubiic here, cf No, 124 Sheriff street, by setting fire to some shavings Litereabg he veriae OO fete Thee Taian ie |, Weatates «lure mover, WOR. ea eteatalstssion Ir tnt tpeok thus, not enly induced by the icea we have been able to form ourselves of the revulu ivm of Nicaragua. ta | but also guiced by the Judgment of other persors of good stancing. Im fact, if unat State had been iovaced as it ia pretended, and if its inde sendence and religion were put in davger by the cisorder and violence of foreign in- vasion, why dees tne venerajle 1). Hilario Heroocis, Vice Regent of the Bisbopris oi Nisaragua, in bestowing his praise on the pesce and order which, in consequence ci the cceupation of Granada, the people now enjoy, not «ply covgratulates theie government, but also General Waker, who achieved this gicat exterprise? Why, if the recent events in Nicaragua are of such a cesperat’ and aitlicting character, do the ‘ree cit!zens of Guatemala, 1m Ceapite of their great distance, publicly and spon tancously congratulate, through the organ of General Carrascora, the government of Niceragus, and the Gene Immediately after the excitement attending the par- tage of the Hat Contrast billinthe Assembiy had praeed awey, the fclicwing protest was presented by Mr. Kieilly: We, the undersigned members of the Legislature do solemn- ly protest agulust the Paesaze of ‘ke bill entived “an act au: thorizing tve Inst cctora of Etate prisons] to cancel the several contracta of Charies Wu'son. « contractor for convict lavor in the sing Sing Sate prison, atd to cater tuto new coutencts with raid Watson ” Jobn J Reilly, Daniel Mahen, Charles T Mills, Buel Maben, John O'ak. Arhur Woods, R.H. 8 Hyde, BB. Spinola. James Bredv. John Hanford, James Hayes, Ben. Kay, bli Curtis, Peter Dawson, The Weather, TO THE BDITOR OF THE BGRALD. ‘The cold terin 18 holding on to the ice on the Hudron , or in the 10 o’ciock tain from Newark wo New York, ® r 89. containing some artic of jeweiry, &e. The foder will be Wberaliy rewarded By leaving tt with the subscriber, at No 13 John street, New York, ‘or fb Franklin street, New: country #0 entirely signiican’ for evil as the present. They hed done nothing t) strengthon our inte abroed cr at home, but had srenkered shen in eva reciioe, The only thing desperate that they had don» | Peninidhat 7M DURAND. | way the bimbardment of Greytown, » little mud town, | O8T-AT CADEMY OF MUSIC, YESTERDaY | Cownon the Gulf, (Applause) And now they were (Thursday) evening, a broad fold livkes'hand or bracelet, toid that they wer ith England; but the with a large cameo clasp The fi.dor wi'l be rewarded by | inst stenmer brough whilat eaving the same atthe oflce cf the Mverelt House comer of | wax quarreling wich Lord Palmerston cn pa Fourtasvense and Seventeenth stree’. | intrg with the Queen, and had spsilt the ObT—ON SUNDAY EV&NING LASt, THE usp nse. | oietor by uot diriog wich him. at the concert given s1 the naw “i'y Avsembiy Rooms, a | Woald be ruinous to the count inh ck opera finder saall be Hoeraijy rewarded on | istra‘ion tollowed up by Buchanan. Ho felt satielied the result of this Convention would secure the de- feat of the demceracy in this State next fall. Thanks wero thon voted to the officers of the Conven- lard, the French ceronaut, has advertised patcent with bis balloen, accompanied by his wife and some other person, J believe, to morrow even. irg. There is to be » grand dull fight this afternoon, for the berefit of the Ladies’ Domiciliary Benevo'ent Institatiza, at which Gereral Conobs is advercised to proide, al- though up to late last evering he bad nov returned to this ety. Be is, however, hourly expected. We are to have series of marke balls at Race ariza’s. The theatres, too, wilt be shortly reopened, so that our gay inbati‘ants will have the power of making tremselves amen?s for the long abstinence from these pleasares they bave en: ured curing Lent. ‘There were dramatic performances on board ot the Uni- ied States sloop of war Fa'mouth tast evening, which in a woodshed situated in the cellar, The circumstances under which bis arrest was mace appear to be that the acen+ed wes seen in the cellar with another man; that chort'y af erwarda he acked one of the tenenta for some matches; upon gettiog the matches he agsin returmed into tLe cellar, end -vas seen near the wooushed door a boy, who at that time discovered smoke and fice insl: the woodshed among the shavings. The boy gave the a‘urm of fire, end Furguson was hurrying from the pre- mises when stopped in the alley oy Mr. Delaney, the owner of the house, Furguson refused to stop, and en- éravored to get away by assaulting Mr. Delaney violently on the free. The alarm, however, brougnt officer Lyow to the ass'stavce of Mr. Delaney, and the accused wae taken to the station house, snd aubrequent y before Jua- Bushanan paper he was Tord Mayor's He cons!dered that i: to have Vieres’s admia- returning it oman, 10 Waveriey piace. O8T—ON THE 220 INSTANS NEAR BOND STRYBT, JPR large black Newfoundiand doz, with walte breast, apyied‘ogn, white pot on beck of he Read ard’ whive Tip is | ‘cB, anc tothe Speaker and mewbora of the House of | ial who in at the head of the Moerating ‘Grmy / Lastly, | siver, and has improved the natural bridgs #0 moch be- janet no cearis Vike ome Gaae mens Oe tice ape ve committed him to awaitan iaveatige- * tal, A reward of five dolars is offered to whoever anal | Reoresentatives for granting tuem tho hail. why, if ite independonce is in danger, does General Cana- | 1 Geeunh t a ne a tit g him to HK, Droz, 9% Fulton i mer Tae! consiiutoval Tresi-cut of Honduras, ever the | (e8 Albany avd Greenbush§ that raliroad passengers | mstie exbibitions ‘om board of Misstssippl broad When, after a few rardom remarks, at 11 A M., the Convention adjourned, with ‘bree chee-s fer ticke’, Varfeet good fecling on all sides pervaced tne >ars on lhelr edjournment. Immediately after the 2djournment of the Convontion the Central Committee met and eleced H. Jones Brooks, of Delaware, chairman, Now that (he ‘all campriga it this State is fairly ojem, it perhaps woald be in place to take a glance at the coréition of the two par- ties. Tho democrats met he-e on the 4th of Mareh, un- der exceecirgly favorable auspicies, and nominated a tieket with perfect harmony, Two of the men, Lowersr, et they nominated were taken ont ot Wimot’s district —that section of the State where the demosvatic party is Tos Bxyry Cray Frsnvat.—The admirers of the im- mortal ‘ Old Harry’ will celebrate the birthday of the e of Ashland by a banquet at ihe Metropolitan Hotel, on the 12th proximo, The Hon. J. P. Kennedy and other dis‘ipguished persons bave promised to be present. onthe cecasion, The memory cf Henry Clay still lives tn the grateful hearts of the ere of the United Stat sna we ree thaton the 12th ¢f April the Monumental Aseociation will, in adeltton to their usual celebration, lay the foundation of a atatue to perpetuate his fame. Bravy Brow— Tux Starey Istayp Feery.—There wae quite a storm on the bay on Friday night. The veesels borns,”’ but it is the firct of my intreduction to them ou board’ of our pationel armed vessels, I give the pre- ference decidediy to she “broad horns” and the Chap- man Family of twenty-three years gone. The entertatn- ment on board the Powerful, which was eo much enjoyed by everybody, wanted acmething in good taste or cour- tee ere was no fleg of the Unitea States to be seen— the stare ard stripes were not permitted to biend in the orpamer tal pavilion thrown over the company, white the bsnners of every other nation (the Turk not for- gotten) were displayed In it. Tke Vnired States sloop of war Saratoga and the steamer Fulten avrived here yesterday; of course you aware of the previous orrival of the Potomac and ( can walk over without getting wet foot. Mr. 8, who writes in yesterday's Herat from Cayuga lske, probably resides on the shellow:part of the water of that wonéerful water basin, the surface of the bottom of which cnce formed the suifare of thegrourd. My friend, Mr. Begart, formerly Clerk of the Senate, whceo home is at Aurora, on the shore of the deep Ei of Cayuga lake, ina letter to we, weitten in April, 1854, sail, thet about the middle of that monib, one fros'y morning cf moderate temperature, the jase opposite his place akia med over witn ice, and that during the intense cold of that winter xo ice bad mace cn that para«f the lake, although the friend avi defecder of ine ependence, recognise the gov- ernment o! Senor Rivas, and accept the horors tended tobim by the army under the command of Genera Waeiker’ And if these arguments are irresistible the other { of no less welgnt, toat there 1s # national govera- ment in Nicategua which acta in its quality as Central American one, ard would fee! grievously offended if it wero suspected of being traitorous to the nation. ‘This much decried invasion of Niesregua by the North Americans is, therefore, but an investive s calumny of the aristocratic Let The North Americans who are in Nicaragus acknowledge the Patricio Rivas, and give respeciabiuty to the repud!ican O6T—ON THE ZTH INST. THE PUBLIC ARK CAU- Hloned agaitst recelving ® promissory nole signed by Smyih, G'Bourke & Herring, No. 475, deel Octo rer, 1855. 8 monibs, for $099 74, 10 own onder, ‘the payment 9° which bax heen slopped. J. 0. HOWE & CO, 59 Brondway, Lost O8 THE WEET SIDE OF HUDSON, OR IN LR. 4 roy street. six amali keys, ona tis! ring. Auy toforma tion, verbal on by letter which may lead to tacir recovery, will be paid for. by applyir g at room No. %, Moftst Bul'ding, Broad- way, 0 at 120 Leroy street. Losseo* FRIDAY NIGHT, COWING 4 Gees, Deterecn Broadway and “ix. t. Whe finde FROM THE enue, % fur tip goveroment of Sr. D. re will oblige the owrer by I ving 1 atdl East hi the weakeat—and the other from the Eastern part of the | laws, which were so many times on the point of disap- | tem 6 went down a long way below zsro, He has ‘The +h Adinira! has not yet mads his appesrance; | j fu uffered, mie required, Uniternty pines. A snllarte re- | Stato, Waving that portion west of the mountain, without | pearing in the hands of the conservative peety, who sigh | reat Mir, S.» asriele im pestorsay's BusatD, and incor ne Beis boeoai mousy exgeries ix tin Bonen nat et a oe pte ites pa yeti ie — wi data any titania — | & cardidate, This cavse’ a great dea: of murmuring | jor kings and monarches. General Walser, making | ry elbow end sey::—‘S. ia th ermar, Fir the Grst alx be accompanied by the Kurydice and another frigate or | little. The Staten Island ferry, as usual, got out of order I OST~ ON THCKSDAY EVENING, 27TH INST, AT ben, the weste ndemocrats, althougt they Lept tacit | known to \be Minis‘er of the United States his Prinoiples | miles scuthward from Carngn. bridge, Cayuga lake Coes two, atd three or four steamers. at the first blow. Two of the boats, the Sylph and 14 the Academy of utic, a suunll ermine tippet.’ Thy | clseatisiactlon to themselves a: the time, bat It bas since | wd yrojceix, decleces that be ia a democrat, and will freeze; but beyond that the lake hea the deep water and » ticder will de ebarscteristics of Seneon, and freezing is a very rare 03 ‘The American c'tpper ship Sword Fish, Orgood, maater, arrived bere yesterday in eighty-one days from Hong broken cut, and the indications now are that it will se riously camege their ticke! ia October next. Auaic, 8 sual ocming dpe.” 2 Horchback, were disable’. Yortunately no ives were whintap, in'Central America, liberty and the rights ot lest. There was, in consequence, no six o’slock boat t sue people, In his reply wo tho ilustrious Sr. Hilario | currence, at long intervals of sears. At Aurora, twelve | Kong anc St. Helena, bringing 375 axiatic colonists, The | fromthe city em Frid . Nn ew oa hae he pea th The fusion Convention hss just adjourned, yr inlete vs rejigious matters, be declares that, withou | miies rowth of the bridge, the tate, ‘even this winter, was | sword Wish, a6 ia customary with abips bringing Chinese, | from the ‘nana cn pa Cesedan are in tavcrot and endorsed by Fe A. htos, west, | tere under the m: st-sdverse elroumstamoen that any 0 she wis of selipious principte, these cantot be ® good | cicked but a few dyn, and bos boom open almost three | bas teen piaced io Quarantine. o’elock A. M. Many persons are abandoning the island - 16 $156 69. All perzons are forbid negotlating namo,as pay: | Yention ever assembled in. They camo here, the ms ,uveriment, for the fear of Cod Js the basis of ali sociat } miles of its wit. ven during the very nexoro winter Tho Brittzh biog of war Arab returned to this harbor | and going to live in Brooklyn and Jereey in conrequeree meri has been stopped. A snitadle reward will ve paidon | \hem representing principles antagoniniicrl toeach other, | sna policical o:ganization of 1864-56, the lake there wan trea of ice. Nor is Me. S. | on the vist iust,, having been absent only five or six | of ihe itregulariiiea ard insecurity of This ferry. recoculng it @ subscriber, 23 William aizee!, rom Xo ie with men holding extreme views on doth sides; believes the opinions it rignt about Se: ako. Tooro are repeated instances day. A «oy Sown Mi cr! On Fi nig’tt dips AD. te WHIPPLE, the exeepifon of roma ten or twe've men, (who mai fenght in Nicaregue to be the leglimete dedus- | when steamboate could Ee tee use nas ein, aaiatakiaiinaian Liew’, Bennett, off mira aed pel oor! : 9 * ST. . y 9) the trouble), a more judicious Ket o tions of tbe coctrines of our Saviour. nt | the features of climate, &o.,evout these laxes should © CH ut. ott, of the poilee, anus. “WATCH LOsT—AN OLP, FASHIONED OSKGHIS | sent, ihe Americans baving the oon‘r ‘fhe revclution in Nicaragua ia, the solution | be understeod.” 7 ain vary glad of having so re |, REEULTS wt more noentacee tenis Pie ber of street walkers one charge of disorderly condi :!. er, Bra Vuh ead Tee EGET IR eae Bee fa |) Sf Sal, Sees peo hems IF rae cottage, may | tucEAible a endorser cn Ceyuga Inke, and hope it | Goccte gives the Agures showing the increase of business | The qulsonors, eight. { ber, were conveyed before bear Seoond aventte. views, and after e dsy's Isvor, the lin ard lvab iil | anucexpected way Hberty triuicphs in Granada, aud | will be aatisiasctery to. my friend 8S. Tae iand Ls ; Drlsoners, eight in num! 7 Ke'so down tegother--the Fillmore or sational Ag ply ‘0 sol w vis Eew lite to Contral Amer:ca, restoring the people t» | which borders Gayuga ax A Senace sakon, ia under‘ald by | {#P##cted at that point over corresponding periods of ; Justice Welsh, at the Lower Police Ccurt, where thug PAWL. a aera aaleur clasped to therr ¢mbrace the Seward nigger worsuippors | tLe full p.esesaicn of thelr rights of peace and order, 89 | water on depsa aa. that of the Doad Sea; and when. an | lst sear. ‘The value cf the imports for three months | Yor held to dail each in the sum of $200 to answee VW latke brent, COaB aA SOBOONSR'S YAWL: TAS 4 | —the free trader# and pro‘ectionsata shook hands with | that civil vation and natlopal welfare may no loogec be | Covthuunte qasces.an tisctiie shook thretgh thote suite | Wee 5989, 1656, Increase, | Stent complaint hea been made of Inte againat stovel green Forte hice een: wim while Waser ‘ine. and | each other, and thus snoeceded in breaking up in harmony i inhebitanta of this fine coantry { warerr, w fr'gocide ousreat is prosteed of such Intense. | 1, are $69 000 $180,000 g1orcog | Walkers frequenting Brose way daring the night time, ow JAMES HAND, No Ooenttes Their Uecket ia composed of men of wbdility and well covtinvally destroyod each otaer | energy as to shart tho surface of those lakes with ica. fe 59,000 207°000 148000 account of their (cscs | conduct towards ci,zens fie ss rele | usiified for their reepective poste, and iikevwine woll cia- | rd general! the Metals who succumbed. The | The nisdure of pourdad ice with marie salt, and of + $9) Sead 148) having occasion to be abroad during the darkness, Pegs AS 1 ee Fone erhis aurivad Sota eke st etn eps Bs #08 ioe With Sagseeise aadts, Fane ee Anoent $118,000 $367,000 $249,000 Avwox ASSAULT WITH A SroNG Stot.—A sailor named 3 Mee i foot es bd ages i" evaary that North Americans sionld come to tt to chrybializs mezcury. Sued aaits are hel combins- phy SADE ERMLRLA RS) y . ; Le have taken # strong man from Wilmot!s dintri y wad on? derty. The demecratic party fs triumphant, aud | titn 7 tbe was are totes farno lakes; aed when the |, me a three thes the amount of the same period | Jobn es hee a pogo atreat, waa ar. ATE, OR OOAT, OF, | | ee toed Ms 4 Sens Sere ke —_ Mate i tele tateenph 1s the sateguss dof national inlepentoncs: fete brea bags of an eaathquaie are rom get | ine velue of the exports for the months of Janaary rested bs riday nig 4 tern penned Gt the Firsa, , Bonk iy ee » hi " he southen art ot they Caiences s @ empire of Iturbid-. the: 1 10 fren! ters | Paberdd 7 ‘ ward police, on a charge of rg feloniougly assault» Retail price, obe dolss bee ton, Ibja chstetbation will vary’ materially’ ateeagthen thetr | fered it teem Donsieguor in, the fortsees of Omoa, aan | yreas,cold ig mubarted to the surinag of tho fresh waters Re AA ce alah a Jaks mabioy, of Noc 12 Gcviaiek Sea nich ele ersignel abe toon ctied atts Wal Sinatra ot the | Ieuat imenty ie tnoueand. mepsityagalnt the domo | “ot Prowee 1 agntnal the attacks ofthe aratocrsth | Am eertaquake lian the abundant ability to exnduct | {ti rciys.." rs W000 | shot, aud inkictiog 'm vevere wouad yon esomtene ces aun 1 i h | Ie i [ ‘a arene SERRE cold ait ¢: : a Y Culler qualitioe of the cll” secs amp Binge hake equals ees | crata, If, then, they sncoeed in keaoteg the differoat elo superior Court—5; ‘Term. Cay vga aud’ fenace lakes wich ice, in moderate weather, gue | Coeten thas Lovee teen Conat eha oars o_ eix-foot gas burners, . ments united, (bey will carry everything bofors them. | te One Hoff Free Testlanaay: Gis this cetxh, Which (s cumelasive, Wai ss did.s iv dav We bvon 07 Vissvere i IY ourt, wes oO try he Kerorene cbinmney. 2¢ 2F Cursing this, by wdept- | Strange to fay not a word was utiered in the Canven: | pind ant. ruse, David ve Townsend dadgment against {Tees taal les vith the ighe countsy, neve apent | ‘The exports last year, from December to May, only | bail in the sum of $1,000 to answor the aoarge preferred. », "Eicell been seach eead kg eniting of tk toe j tion about the Presidential question, and netther of the | gah cf the. celendants, pertonally ‘or 8.100 montoued | monty in cxeininicg ita gevlegical, mweleorologisel wud | arrovnted to $126,000, which in more than equally cl | *eninet ntl of rd ; . : 1 skp, —The " wick | toring tho wuciace of tho wick Towel | candiéaten sominated endorre tho Fi mince and Donctsry | iA Tne Gate Clisintreal aut mas declaring a lee toes, | ageuiveloel ieaterae, Witte ibe shores of these laine | viced ty {ebruar) of this year, The value of goods | Cowriarnt Dismistkn.—The aerusation made by I'lees witht surrounds the Wek. eae an tein dette pomaians | ist vpon the furniture in the Mercantile Hotel, o‘ntsiaet | shall bave tescme as populous at some parts of eae od We re pee gt Pe pant Eaq., alter a fall ina, A M8 ar { : wht hI, . | ing set ecwe to x certain mortgage, and for the ap,oin- ‘orld, the euriace wi found too Ww support the 15, vestigation of the Justice Flaadreau, haa bi AGBIREA, Kgmnteat lhe Revoeens 0% Oomonny, dioeatattaiatation, aro, sivitee Loe teueeeTeeenoknisas, | went of w recetver, mn nap. | TAEIRAL Mall have aconmmalated aon (1; then, new | There Hewsos do not of coaree teal dit | Jumbeed, there being nothing “whatcvor found agaiont ———————— oe | fo cing on some questlor 4 of governmental poiloy divers opia, |. Welkes aut. Laight. Judgment construing an ante-nip- | lakes will be found. sin’ Wise: Anse cite alted’ Blntecr and would amount to many mi lions | t@cbarecter or conduct of defendant, and be hea SiUYTG OFF TY CENTS PER GALLON: ONE Gate | iocs: yet it is Lelteved ‘hata large majori'y of tie freemen of oy bali eee RK pa ras pee pas ual the he ne watera er es anes ae tae Vel tan It must be borne {n mind, too, that duriog | Dem honorably acquitted and discharged. © on burvs cne handred at y hours, giving a» light 4000) onions isa ties Core Doolitrle agt. Naylor .— Judgment vet the rights | a cdcoroive that if paced le. they “ ee fijunl (0 wee; no, dteaxrcenrie, small. no explosions giver a | ive cmeuy hy (ver ete ot tho HucoUe! compeemare: Deine. | wid coulis of the portion to the fd, tes ae ok eee | Mill wontence Len cae etauat Had tore ioinuey | the wonthe of January and February ‘an eaibargo wes Fur D x Re sirady, bea ital Hels, pec iarty suliau’e to read or sew by; | vne'egutsed pollay of tke vational edml istration 'o impose by | Teter Nevler [would eile worein decal upon this subject, for have | laid co all kinds of business by the huge snow crits on ast Day IN MASSAORUSETTA.—The (overno Ano he stores, Inciories, tc. Wholesale acd retal, by if. | viclece and tad elavery pon Kanaas, contrary to the Gilvrtow nyt. Alcock —Principler, ef the axe ‘ oats ‘ ining 9 scion ot gaara en | am reiirceds, The present month will ahow a larger | of Maasschuretts has appo nted Mhuss*sy, toe toh ge ‘ veasurer Elivic O8 Company 208 Rroadwa, | sihencem ricyimaorty of the inbatiwuls; aud by lin aa oe aeavee if ies ¢ . if | Coa then any otter month since (ye sqepmioa | April, to he observed oun day of fauting, was vy rll tah li | & iibec, and ami-Amentean profeconce ‘in the app teber te meen et Jfetesmine), ang valeurs to | *E ms ale. ™ ft vp a deh pemolp ing ’ ' ptm) dr, throughout # PHorlol reign Meth over tows born npaa the 9