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READ 4.4 . 1-1 . - }L-I*AZI.EII,4 • ?od's•-reoltilel . . 1 1 Rom tht ,Era,lforcr I?eirrfe: 1 STR • - IKE. FOR -111tDoml S tdlte for Freedom ! never e l .; • pigs and Democrats unite; . swear upon your country's alfai• .- • tou'll do bottlo for the' Right! • • f Fpriuer feuds sho;.ld be forgot t 13, : Piitriorista'clahns the row, Ancient land-marks,"6l4 and ten; :-. Ciae.their obligatiotinow. : • Let file Tyrants la3h he clouded . tbi:ialood of innocence; The liap!ess victirn 'ever shrouded irijthe aby: 'of igoerance - ; , hlut I,et it be upon the soil Oeloodly boasted chivalry, *be l ie silence sleeps, and demon smile ii d bowie-knifii" tin riralr " Rut Ipt no In:tasted Tyrant ramble O'er the. soil that now is free, . Witl". their: ehiittels in the thatuble VaTked for brutish slartry. = ' Still the voice and deep the current Sweeping on to victory ;- ; 'lLllot-box and paper•warrafit • Ilene will keep ,the , tiation free! Sttik, for Freedom never 'sluMber ! - ;Law abiding men nnite • 1 iet rs- s with the greafelst nninher„' • God is ever with tlie4tight! Nre,ce,fal ht the ,polls encounter . - - Freedom's old and Wily . foe ; Lelig !oppression still demands it, • • Strikv, then, Freemen! -strike the blow! ar.sntdriN. • '• 1 1 From the Philddelphia Sun: f r A PAS-KA/FE-ADE. . - • .rhe Peril due day 'an entertainment gave -, l'n.denVonittni." Royally the:nrch•knave':' • S.: I!...oug!the infernal guests and kept high :fate; It} -t at the outer portal, known 'as If ellgate, • trosin.ed one demanding entranee. P" besought the porter in attendance: - " tnilittan withont his rard," a 1 : `olee replied, czne of right and must not be denied." Pounded with such infernal' clatter, - Font himself clime forth to know the matter. .4,ereF? he gently asked in tones polite, j4`7l/e not Qf.crlio year neektlothes a hite. Ty tunm i, , , - .K.ts:l:;" the voice replied - .as blandle; That ~ s 4 is good," raid Satan,. speaking granule; het chi h of all the Cain's'?" forSatan'e . witty,, yeti fh - e'Judge of Philadelphia -s• •The" same, mr Lord: "I claim - my ancestral right, emMacc,seek." Quoth Satan, Pm iit-a plight. nt to. ir:iymidenioniurm there cant be...twe; my horns acid tail . um.crew !" Ti.riLz lK.rs individlial, Who is seAing to ertiidre th 4l lyrant, Jeffreys, in Consigning innocent to te.priSim without trial, is the same man who in i 4 sas histrumental in getting up the Kane lett4 represented Jas. K. Polk as a Letter Iti. 4 .Thian than Henry CIAy, • That was one, of the of Clay's defeat and the triumph of Slaver}`in rinexation :of 'Texas—mA f'Or that very fraud; Kane ras 2:e.'trarded by ancleratjon to the bench he Loi-m gj aces • o if.l4li 0173. For. Ike Rrprtaira:q. Politics--Slaveg and Daily ToiL PentisNE - :inia have coine to a ;3;:ad Shtini liocfracy and Slavery .1 sale Free Lahor and Rovtiblientilsin tti the Oth...r. All other are !aid Ntm, let •ilieTeopte rally—evtryniai who. I.;ooA . .;ishr to the pro-per;ty of .hip , pursuits, who is in r. of ;:the principle that the laborer_ig tror;hy , g,/ns hire, in contrac4stinetion to the dv , •tfi:,: that "/ Lay a better riiap.,..or . • d The greet ! , :•,),-,"l'de that. 'Slavery. is National Is th , Deenliar doctrin - Shan: De 'Lt.t them riot in their excess, re (wprisanment of Pa.vstnpre ir:Nam:i-nn and striking down.Go e. Reeder Eansa,v, and degrading, free 14...f0r 4.ur part we are for free labor ; for !A: , And verily believe that exercise to he..keeessary to the pr0:1)06149a thai•i•xereise whieh atviwer heq _ _ . .11,e great end of our being will invr.riably f•:al con:luce . Most•• to out. happitic , -; arc;' calculated .by their physic-al or; to labor to - procure not only:their Subsi4e.bee .and luxuries 2 but : to 'ray up sOre:for an inclerr4nt season, fir old nge, said ",above all that , :;t• tuepoor and needy _aaid re; 'to, o.fortunate.- Indtkry and - taxmo- , areaLsolutely . necessary to elevate; the - Trzr:t: and% remove disiPation and tbe incipient c?napanion of idle wilknol labor ikall not eat,.'- I., p.li , :a , dinerit•founded on too .good au to: L v disregarded arid its a ` .0: " 10'114; fu:fills its own de(ree; . for in the, :ink'Le wi «nt nu . ; toil iiiil sure lic has nothing to . eat. But the LAI w e : wisn to,uiryet our :AU:a-. 1 o duit .1 1„," sit corp,,.ruc. •,r• art:endow e d withifaculties of mind which require action to keep them Pri) , :r . tOne. The fact is obvious to all; a l i eustettied to labor . delight . .iu enga+.4,•aud. the profits derived by.:tn ' , .. , :5y are is cotithurtal stitrolus . tors freater L , ztions, :at the sante titne the fung's. ==strengthened by the purity of.the attuoc,- . :•vre, , and tie whole sy.4tein iuviy,,orated engaged. Then truly sleep is 4,;,, to relish does not require the .] ;( o :ticsseitkl. Thus the ends of nature are . ` ,, ere 1, and disease banished, 'and energy . of character wrought in, 'o,r,-rat her. sac result:S :of obedience, to the -lawse,..of re • NUi this the t„)ulyadvantage.- - • 110 U I . S .61 .rest heelm)o.4a.o i r,e.?ugNe.“Me, tl,, n, ptd is tellerßrepared„,for some ;'.were well to Jivc.jyAUCh. , rier, our time to!the, prosecution hitving ourleisur,e. devu and to - t.)4 .tnaq tirne'spo4,s49l4e.vi -orig;i).. In abwit,the y-earAno InRE Ell di . 3000 ''.We find ~ Iti declared in the inival . , coacc ": sit 'days sltalt . ihoti labor and d 4 'all. , ' , f , .‘ thy Work.' Ilene it follows that to abstain frOtnllahcirOr . the lii . osecution Or our daily b tisiiii4 ''(furw hielt'.* e :are so constitutional ly itclaiitfd , and .. onr, o,Ood requireSl is an in frinOnnt.' or thelM,Oral law, poisonous' to Me gloOil order and Well being of society..... No n> ipti. or com4ttlity ;can be happy and r 4. prospe ous where ilahor is • not left free to seek t. keward.' in order to be happy,.peo. 'Cie r 4144 be engaged, and, while they are:en gngeti they . - are firaucing," and as all proPer ty is Ithel_product r Of labOr, so the•more labor the ne property - Industry', and economy ' i,e • are the I sure road ;to Wealth, 'respectability II f - . - ~. and hol y t., a position Which 'all may strive • .1, to Attain in - Order to do . good and alleviate Liens of the' needy. Thcn let Our • k• honor lo the man who lead.i. a' , ~. tticl quiet life and is known as a man toil'; and to the furtheri:mee of this let - us d0%6 - w ith the Sham Dernoe i Slavery; and up with the laufner of I )qr. FroelTerritory, and Fr"ee - Man. . f - llF.ar - 'MclitNNE,r„ L;;(leHville, Octobcr 1,:1535. . • . • EIRE In.otto peatieful u 1 d:l4 pOwipt, rack -.mil Free Ln to • For the Rerriblicag. ttkiablicans:of Susqueita.nnaZotitity. i are alreiifly • . awitre,.obr .eandidate leortirni/Isi ! iiier, Pais more Wi'lliatn leclim:d•Otl nontinatiim;-and a can . - ntrie . 4.l by 11 :',11 • ••••ii.oi.---, - )I1.:t basi , i (A . op-, ti)*the Siit . vry• policy of the tea Tonal . . 1 • . i, • tration--pf.the old Whig, the A'uter iean; and Ilepuii.litan..parties, ha-z been substi tuted.- ' : . '!. : • " - :- • . - , . • 'fir, Ni / boliton,4the new nominee, is a',gen- Oxan of tnidoubtk mil integrity;l . 1.,,, ~ ti 1,- ii :. l. . 7 ~, t , • L i h„e,ll,o9s. , „ie . 's. at present, (rash-' Teeitlurvc under 'Arr." Slifer, a . / hielt Itelorirterlv In;1,1 unJcr .litage - ' I. 1 • - 'id substytently. . under Gidet - in J. frith t:i a.llV.Si.t "Milt' men his char , . .. ttegritykis so high that they nev 'l•lxi-rtd4offhith, althotti; . ll fonds to t . of .:::/:i ,000 . are - tift.en in his eltarg. - 1 l ! eing . ben a inemlier of he Legis. El . rposeil tie lull which was•,.ub-3- I 1847', t`intii/ted jinto ~ t 1:1e.•: forhid.. •=e, .Of tale) jail of thizt : Common- . [thee Gefierid Government, .F..r the ' ottliiitl47g. Slaves. -• . . To the AS \ MC sm has didate n WM Admin sit)ess ire of tliki ME= Banks, at, Ball ; and. acter PVT! er' require lii 1845' lature: he =IMI mum [MIIIM 1. , :1.11'11:.C. ti ices hinitupon pod substantial free and itla dr'it:l when to be • a free. to ar;4: ti!el,ci principles - meairt Front these opinions and senti • • '• • las not iwetwe • _ . • - . • .our Committee conferred nitre Willinison With, regard to ;lion anti 4thdrawill, : lie express inuchi . 4.t'ified with the result I". • • ionCnlerition, as lie considered &is of the t1.1:1..s 21teethig held at • • to be fully enJorSed by that con;- Ie prlrred to have hi.. posiri on ofjudijial tiranny stand Upon-its t t„and rica tO be brOught into the and declined a .propOs;tion to in the Li.milativntieket under eir;; . whieli+. lola not fail ,of success, This pl.: soil groun soiler an,l , z( . .!7 - n-L•ihSi!!g ftlelitS , One of wit}, Pa,s his tplinitla; ed of the .1711$ the prineip Pitt,burgti rention as a N'i et 111! own ineFitl ptAitica - 1 a be put up eumstan 1 e reascins. l • l i 1 i., I tefore earnestly ttr*e upon vou the , t . ~ e. . imperativel duty of gityng t 6 Mr. Nicholson the • fali,. -4divideti ' :mil hearty .support of - I the Anti-NebtaskalpartY of this county; It -I • i is allcgcd that he i a menibef of .the Know- NOtliiti uti;anizatien : this is not true, and in confirmation thereof, the 111.1 r Ward CA )uncil • passed re,Olntons o l f 4.4, sure uimii Mr. Slifer, for tippointing Mtn, I,'ettause Ihe Yrai4 not a 'tn ember:o . llol . e order. I :Put wire it true it i would nOt justify any • Fr 4 -.• Soil voter in castiner Iliq rr .1 l't h 1 vith 41 . 4 other . . vote a ain , , 1111 % cp. , 1 r. • candidate in the fii , id bu t t Arnop Plinner,the i t . Pro-Slavery, ..Nebraskai candidate,--who is I finally P1a4,4.4r• the hetid - Of !the Tree-Soil . . e.. , DernocratiO' tiPkt't in 014, •CIAIC!,:. .i. • x3i. i C., rstxur, 1I) Co i . , ' ‘) L ..' ! 1' of v . ) r . 'A ' • '....•nalrttl:erk /I.2lV4:;:l'ari Ci ~ ,, o Opilitit r., r ~,' • : i,t ; •i ; '. TTW rl 7--------1-' 14. . LIO t ilf.r b--o IT.:- 1 1 ..). - 1)/.!trti.Ve 1 ) crat. in .4)e,tiklita 1 of P tssrnore, Williatrison. says that in , iteid of utaiiiitg a iigal return to the writ of 11:theai ...'.,rpi.1.4 it•sQ.d by. Jtidge . Katie, be"cluitOitt'id ttilit:4,-If wiill tnerelv.,.4lt:-- nyttg..-thc'jti - risdiction (4 . *the o)ntrt." "'re find thi . s eO,l fed into the ;Engle"'; without eon itradietion. •I• That the gtaitotlent ir , as; har4fic ed illi:ireraii•Tita6,ll:a - ;'6P:r di , graiatif thecol. u Inns Of alltink er. ric.- will:per, e..-,:-ov body con- . ;versant wiih the fact 4, and' . eireturnstances l'•-kitows ver 1 ''. • 11 - Mr W - 1". f did not t ; we . _ ... . t 'la nson 1 , deny the right of the Court to ii, ,, ue the writ, but.did. ma ft full -return to the:,; writ and in .a legal. f 9 tn. •,..4., man posie.ised of oven a pettifogger's. stock of ie g at,,' infi,rl, l , 4 l6n, would licit'fatiblisb suet a siatentent t, and we . inove that-T1 • fl. Ohase,Of !ifontrose, and' 11. B.', Beardslee -of..lioneithile, be vfiviitted .to practice • - in I.Judige. Kane' ,,, -Cnit. forthwith, and that thcrier's fee . , in their ''se, be, shat= ed, and expended fottltWo eop4s;of . a work errtitil , d,"*iiiy Man 'his oicial,"erteiyer;" and a copy prestinti- to eao for i*,ernsat.' - The bar of ,Northem l'entolrania an pOorly dis .. pense, With ;two suelx . .e,;4traf.Tdiqax.Fiellmql4, l l, but tallow -i l isq . )l6 a . ted trllL, rower iu ilieelty; r-and'a toter Allie 'shift nniV' lii. inade 'With a 1, - hraee•fif sitentiy , 'di - P .iti'' the* lahscheej-- 1 Who tecon si-t he Motion ?—.4. l .sz ! " l 9ita ; I". .- A I.l , ;'it' 14as - heetl 4.6tittnineid, yin the j . .17: . : S. Circuitl t , Court for Col, Johit 11:"Wheei-• I er, a.gainst .1' more Williamson, to recover I•t he value , of ,Jittii 3 . 611ft..4,t1n -'atitlil -bill ik and I fisaiiiit- AtAia m , ifuld =ldatimies, •Jbr,.. pc4.tioilil Linansjes...Thinearetirat.oi•of Wflliam4on , for • , . tsaY.,i/Jl:ir', ll j44 , lt r...,l.'filiet fri.,e, is, not,.enocign.-+- ne,must b 'nlade!tn pali,-.. - for 10.1'44 presulitk. tie') still InO e erefely,it,the U. ''S." Judges ;tan be mad subservient •to thi'Satithi'and i e bow their ka Ir . to the dirk Spirit of Shaver#.' for the sa =I WaitelaPw,lever still 4..untinites its ravages ~Itrioik. sad PortsSouttr t though with isetchat abated . latality. ; 7 • ',. : O l R . Op : Di .~~ti~ceffahcous. :.. ~'. THE KINNEY EXPEDITION. `Ttui (oil ..ne „ following accountot ; .ne late igs in San Juan is extracte fromKianey's newspa per, the Central Ameriect - : . aineeting of the cit i zens of San Juan . .del Norte, or Greytown, convened oti the 6th day . of ptemter, purSuant.to a call signed by a nuMbea of the citizens; after being called . "to ordet, Mr. Benjamin Mooney was 'called upon to preside. Ilavingfaken his seat, the . following named gentlemen were appointed officers of the Meeting.. Waltey Sutherland awl - P)lin Campbell, Vice President-,; A. M. C. IWOod, A . . Cando and Thoinaa S. , COchl, Secretaries. The .Meeting being duly organized,- the President -stated the object of the meeting, which isalso to be found in the preamble and resolutions hereto anexed, at some length, and invited a :mutual ..intei•ehange- of senti :bent. Co!. 14 L. Kinney addresied the meeting. at ecuisiderible length, and. wal4 followed by W. 11. Young, E•q., and others;; after which the • - following, • preamble and regolutilina were read aild;unanituously adopted, artiele'by-ar , ticle V.- 1 • , 1 i ',_Whercilts, We, the pe9ple. of San Juan del Norte orf.Grey town, and the territory there i .nth i 6 , I untolieloii.i 4:,ng in convention assel, do . 7 1 reeoginze: , :it as . an ,inalienithl6 right of all men living tnOther as a emnmunity, to sseeure for i: thetiisel4s - protection of lit'e and 'property, and the Su i table ' maintsinatice of order and good (wallet ;. and affirming:such to be a flin.: I danlental principle, Without tire sacred otscr- - xatiiins of which no community can exist and rtro,:rier: I .. I • And wiiereris-., no reef ~.griqell anthorities..,ete ) it or Military, tor, the purpose. above named Ido row o.ist "in thi§ glare, io'tlie detriment land drawiliteii.t.X its inanifl And trti . eren..;, trom the II 1 1 in view of,the niimerouq reek I.oiir pnpul4tion, and the largel ed soon to arrive antorigstl eta. and Ilidispensable "that -> eminent ,iliould be, establis l t her delti ;- the ref, ire be it - : .3:e.:ole0, '1,0;,. - - That a.ei l , 1- g.it.erit,,r be e134,4..,•11 by the i in!i pow.-11. •,1141.1: lie delegate, 1 ,,,.., 1 t of such subordinate ofr! rontnil 'h,:ieilafter nained, ri •, nient,of 'tieh C.fli(k.s and whd -t reztiiiith•ii• 1i. , , -hall appeartt i ...et], t ie ; 1,:,.._, prohmtion of il l ! and weitiLr t - .., and the earryini refzulationi into effect, the si l i with•the advice and e?..ncent ne"-401velt. 'II, That a commJ 1. , - t ed of Itre per.4otil=, be. clic I ple,• whfis,itidiit-, it :Alai I be and' advi4 the Governor connected • with.the public cons.ent of it nnuority of whq essary to the; appointment ()I the - eneatorimt of any law or 3d,, That the d ings Of the Aiovetnor and 4 open to the' 'public, unless, i the ClOvert i'Or.; the public goc wise cleinaitd,.• Resolved; 4th; : That the council be em powered by the people to draft a constitution, . which, after' receiving the sankaion of tU Guy-. ernor, shalt he submitted to them fOr their • adoption by . . Resolve 4, fith, ; ,That the provisional gov ernment now established- shall continue in power-until k stich time as it May seem fit and expedient -tli the peOple to meet and elect .a permanent One under the neWconstitution. Resolved', Gth,,Tbat - no taxes shall be lev ied on the Oitizens:Of San Juan, of Grevtown 'and its territory,' without the consent of a.ma jority of - th 4 eitize.rni, being owners of real .es, tate or persdnal property to the amount $250; excepting such inhabitants) haYe 'been resi dents-six mhnths and upwards. . • Resolve4lth, That all folieign vessels, ex cepting. mail steatnzr4, 'eattiring the har bor, shall payi the 4arne port! charges as :for merly levied' in port, front and after the first day of OetoberF,next. btlf. That, the former printed constitution Of Greytown, orj San Juan del Norte, shall ';,be adopted as aliasis to govern the action °lithe go‘iernruerit. . ResolvoclA9th, That nothing in the forego ing artieles'Anill bei construe a depriving the people of their right to assemble togeth f er and discuSS:'matters relatiYe to - the public good, and init.rtiet the Governor'and Council upon any subject afrectingtheisame, . Upon the Conclusion of whiO the following resolution was presented by Mr: George B. Keeler,: i - • . ' • Rex)lved, ilia Col. Henry'L. Kinney be, Intl- i$ ihereby appointed .civil and military . Governur or the city and. Territory of Sin 1 "Juan del . Ntii,:te, Or Grey toi,cn.: - t • It being dtjly seciinded; it: r .*as put to the I meeting:: andtearrieil: 011 M0t.1914 it -was ; Resolved, That. Col. H. L. .Ktrincy recOve his appointment by acclamation. .. The meetirigThh'en proceeded to eleo the members of the Gmheil, with I: the -following reFult,: 7 - Meksrs. C.4lin Campbell, Dtk. 'llea. Cody, Pillar,Esquivikl, Samuel Shepard, Sr. A. M. C. Wood. ; The afoiesid deaared eicetc 4 h l as 'toembeis of the' City Council, it sY4Qt,"/ 1 !PPti9n • • - • Jtesul red, Tha,C.441.11", I.3..iiiriney be sworn biro by Abe, proiding'officer et - this Coil. .velitice, gills place, at /0 u'vlock A. NI., t() w(rrow, • --. • It ) ia.i.furtkieet , .• '. • , - .Itenlverl; i`hatilie'ConYnntipri rionuvilid tfurn';' ti) leitiLiemble•u):itiorroit (Frida) ) at 'lO o'c • ' Friay MornineS*.'t Pnieiiant - tiii hi) adjOornmen!, the . rublefil at the- bonen .'narnod, acid •trai OidArl37 Presidint; Benjamin, ' l4 -conlY; - F 4 14 v 4l4 "l llol7 iltrftlite - tol`r o • the-oelhA)i - utEne-srati •add3i mitered to Cul. H. LiOney, whO • wandeelaredldiOted as mil and niSilitary Oovernor, of the city atIEk)SES - : ' li r r i kj_RDA . I: 5 6.) . T9BER: ' .. 6, -15.55 doin fith intvreit•:. croP.ev i.f 1 1 .1 e ease lit. addition.; to numbers eix..4 t us, it is expedi provisional gov ied.-witilout tit and mintary E..ortle, to .wh43in for the iippit'int. exvett the' ind the estab!i-h, ile ., --onte, laws and .t.o hint be-t gotera p.aft•ty tg stwhiaw, ime to he OA)lte . bi t h e et)uneil. HI to be corn pos .sen by t peo . ito consult with ipon all matters tnterest, and tilt , tut shall be , net , . any &facer, and regulation. • bciative meet touncii shall be tbe . opirnoti • of od shoujl (Aber- ME and territory of San Juan del Norte.° 1171/ tkpeople of Stitt juan, Del ..:Votilto4 its nrritory. rott:,have seen fit,' by your unsolicitbdi suf . - - for:Lies,. to elect me G9verner•.of •§"tin Juan. and its territory. Thankful for thet honor. thus:conferred, I accept it with a deep sense of ir,s respon,sibilitiel, and, 'with, a fir 4 deter . miniftion to make the protectiod'of thepiiblic, interestS committed to my care the sole! t tno-• tine IT my official conduct. • .' r i , / t - 1 • Thu are now - -; familiar with -the purposes_ i which broegbt me to your shore -o ) .titrary , Vi tiro malicious rumors-which preceded irriy - arri 61, You now see that I-have net ct! l nneto nib and - de.:troy, but to -build up- yonr city and 'your_ fortuneS,and'by peaceful emigration to assist in.the ,deyelopment of your ; entire m cOunlry. '1 a iappy, alert-fore, in refetTing tug-the late election as a flattering and eonclu siVe testimony of your confidence in myself, and - Of the/ sympathy and co-operation' which. I vOnite - disposed to' extend to my greati tm-' - , • i ' - IdertAking;,-an undertaking, to say We . 10st, .qUifd as beileficialto yourselves as to ine. Tt carry out these-phjects of mutual Lad vantage, howyer, it is necessary fur pa not only :(.t be united, but to establish snvh aeon ! stitniion, and such laws and mitnicipal. r'egu- lotions as rhaN secure tiir us respect and con ..,Ater,taloa abroad as well as at Boma, rl'he Oli•ietice oldie customary form' of wiodd deter many &Arable I.)..rkins frotn; settling among u', and certainly W. 1., es -1 tahliThinent- and . ..maintenance of sitch forms caiiitot in any way operate to our prejudiee, I;re:qite, fellow citizotet; it k hardly' t , ne t 1 , co-t4ry here for me 1 . 0 repeat, Wll;Lt nave - so ofteta'..atid.so.pithlicly suited, to you in Lintver . ation, that under my adtnitt6tration, in ! diiidital ritzhts, at - vim:din good faith, hefore 414, fAntilation of the preent govertirdent; scrupulou-ty reF4peeted. .'ln saying ; 1 . :peak the sentiments; of ail tny ' • )ulrefer. , tiee to the long Standing diflieulties with ri he. Aeces.ory Transit 'Company, tatnl still in hopes- that they will jtatorrhe removed by: anticabie negotiations-Which naty 'result in 411!;arrangf,client advantageous to the epni pailyaild o) vou: To .'effect such - ettle aneity witii.iSt of jOitice . itnd honor,. 1)61. the '-c..:1-,!;ant. or itn.y . ex,'ations.. ...Meanwhile I .. , koy!ti e r .: 1 .6 - 1 1 1 11 v , ure steady; abstinence !Om ail hasti. l atid Merely retuitatory measureS; let. no *Akin. itatalten without full and .cilltn deliberati.tm, ant) Itt nothing be done whioi cannot be..jus tified latfoi'Li.t. , he World, or ;:which we slid.uld berashamedlo vindicate at the hazard of !our. . . property and our lives. . . • ,NOtwithstariding . the. failure of• the. Just t CoitOess of the United 'States - to - make; an appropriation remunerating; the. citlienFt , of San Juan for their losseS from the . bombard ment4,of the city by ("apt: there is a cheering prospect that justice. will be Yen-- dered-'at its coming session. A measure; so irupoltant "to• the business interests the people,. and, urgently demanded by', every consideration ofjustice and Until:laity, e.annot be postponed consistently . : With thei gUod name °of the Airterican v,ovettiment. Every etiltrt,Of ,vrhether in an official a private capacity, - stall be exerted to procure front that republic a speedy relief to those who :;re now so unjustly deprived of the pro• ceeds f) . f their own honorable industry. Finally, [ congratulate you, fellow citizens, upon the auspicious - commencement of the new gOvernment which you haVe eStabli . S4d. By the. - accessions to our population not in prospect, it is sure, if properly sustainefi i hy its fotlnders, to become at no Aistant 4.1&,v xu r. , orgazfOtion of..commanding importariee;to the civilized world. Belying, as ['do, InpOn cordial and undivided support of its itoitu tionA and laws, 1 will Only express the hope that 4iitever else may serve to proinofe the publicwelfitre. and add dignity to.. the state, whethi'ir it be• the enearagernent of uglichl ttre, the extension of commerce, the duetion'of arts, or the advancement ttf pubic education and religious-frecOutn, will obtain from you a zealous and Affective co-opera tion. • " H. L. Kr:4er.; , San :Yuan del N'otte" Sept. I`2, 1845' j ) ; NEfAiNDIIIEtSCICEME.. ! • •., . . • • • We fptlint.this 'a:Mining; full accounts of the movenlents of Colonel Kinney and his.mepp, aq repOrted ~oflicial - organ, ikthe Central American" newspaper:, This Whole enterprise has, throughout, - so. unigne, that w think - feW will, omit to exam in 1 the mode ih which Kinney became a ; Govdrnor. The laSt previous,effort of this renomiedi . libustet .was to apPointMr. - .John Nehmu, Jute U. S. Commerical. Agent at Tick's a sort .qt' ipluinatie. envoy to negotiati An!. tweed his - party and the government of N.4.t aragua),` The serious manlier - in' which ciirrespinidenec was conducted, no doubt eX-; cited the mirth of many - a readet. before Kinney became Governor," - fOr it seems- that even then bis,party was "a pow4t in .the earth,'' in some . way, of such impor tance as to require diploinatic a,... ,: retits . to Man age its ?tisiness. But the. ''harliquin - ade 'is Ovet at,lust... The fdilibuster chief. his - -mini- inenced.kshowinitthe teal nature of his:" perleair,; .• expedition. ..1c has; . exhauste4 his financial abiiiiy in purchasing,. without men; 'imillentie tracts of land, of which othes , Bove-thit . 'fkeiseAAorioind having inaugurated siiii.iirtiOtiiail'..:business..of his 'adventure, , by building a house. 4010-44ililigt t , a. newspaper, he,tias,tiecurnis.a Governor in the-course pro gres.tiott, , , • .; Now; of'wii Lt iti'Ft Oi.A-erriOr, and how did he obtain -auth a:position telegraphic 'news an' eiecuon Sart.:Juan del whieji.be wAo do:4'4AL . , What. -)wrt. of atrehictiot.l 'it wit; oc.seen by - , the .• - • wunt pu tA. , lgo, potls were 1 - 4opetietfliny -there.; the regulutly Conetittl ted auttionities of the city took no pat; in t 4 . . - • . . Jausineee.• - 'lt dues not appear to have.. seep legally . ordered by any body. But it 'Was a r " meeting of" the citizen's," ttc., Kinney'a pa per says. ;What - the qualifications of a !cid, - .ten are, in iSsn Juan;.wedo not know. They indefinite Inaturel for seem to Isitaara -very Kinney hiinself, a - citizen of the United states stilll under] bouds .to appear and :answer in Our courts 'Of justice.an alleged breach of our neuteality.laws, was there as one of the- Citi s Zeus, and delivered an address as such,.( and was chosen Governor as such. All-his Force -was there hiltewise, 'then& only .just landed from a foreign country. •And . :thessewere.the " citizens" :Whey undertook to filch froml.the sovereign State of Niearagua the rah able .cemirierical position of San. Juan, on . 01 6 of the most important travelling• routes in :the world. ti . Before the ads'sent ofKinney,,SanJuan Ilea 1 aintalaed'a species of independence,_tbr the re - on that.!Nicaragatt has been toommeidis- tractk, byintereaLwarS tO assert her knve reignty there. By the bombardment find destructiot'of the place, .the .United States seppressed the:assumption of sovereignty on the part (41 temporary ; residents- who were . described Officially, tlty - President Pierc'ci in his ineSsag'e to Congress; as .3. ,herde . ott evil lispOsed persons, living by impositions? . :and depredittioeSeiPon the inter-oceanic tra . t).—, :The place is now in the complete . pos.sesiion of an expeidition of filibusters, who sailed froth our oWn shores, with hostile designii a gainst the le g al government of Nicaragna.— Analf .tha i Administration felt it nccekary to protect the. interests 'of .the Transit 't1.411- puny in theformer case, it ought certainly to feel it to beanuch more so in the l airesenti in stance; AlreadOhe assault upon the rem-- pali has been commenced by Kinney who 'has, in the manic of his `cgevernmentfide mandedaftelsurrender",of the canon and un-rii- Lions of war shipped to Nicaragua to aid the Nicaragua 'government against- the inveders. [ These arms coesist *of four twelve pound can non, fOriye'tight eneskets, arid a good s 1 iiply .1 of cartritigi.4, ~ At the last accounts, these .were, on board the deMpany's steamer "! La Virgin," atil'unta d'Arenas, where. that .ies sel was being remodelled into a Sort of inen of-war, for the deknee of the CutnpanY'alin terests.." Piitita d'Arenas is the point Where the Transit jine from the Atlantic to the !pa cific commences. It is not in &M. 'Juan', - , iyut near it.i- ~- - . 1 t What isKiiiney Governor' Of - I ile Wee chosen be a t the citizens" of San Juan, leo ihi own accountisays, bat it does nut define ihi jurisdiction.':', 13an Juan diirin , its hylkeiel eat career. I n Os fad a llfayor and Cotteril,let never. 'before aspired to a more .di nified fuuctionary. i The tcevii itself since it r vi val, does not s eontaitienore than thrc h ii - dred inhabitants'. Is this the State slieli re ttires a Goi.iernat instead of -a • fate' But San Juan is merely a basis of opeati ns. Kinney bas no idea of joining eith e r Oar tiy.in Nisarligua further than is. neeessary for his ()wit. 'elevation, - But once firilily 'es- tablishedin San Juan. so that he cat there receive reinforei.ment from the United States 'he can gradtitilly pukli his jurisdiction further .and further. is Thetreader will bear iii • mind 'that he pret- f inds to. have , purchased maps- . millions of nte*es'- of land in . Niaragua mid' Al(Ainita. This he - Will undottbtedly cliiiiii as beliniging to •his doininion a& Gov-. erner of San . jjnan, and with the continual ar rival of reinftiyreetnents..frinn the U. S. both— jrig- keciit the union of both , parties in Nics . srague . again4 him, ezM ,preeent his . ultimate-, ly-actOmplisiiing his purpose : ,To do him justice, he has evinced la-skill and' sagactity which would • have . reflect, ed great credit on a better_ cause. }But it is impossible ifor any right-minded . man :not to feel indieruation that such outrages .'should be pifrmittediUnder colorof extending Amer. icau institUtiopi_. .It is'a disgrace to 4, as iL Union that we should. Le constantly steiciiiie forth cipedititins like this, to. iiifliet'ilaon eh: eceple of reg,iims at. peace. with - ;iis the bor-- rors of war,.qpine'and weirdly, A 1-eceitt. European jourrial, in speaking of this s;ebject . remarked *that; these American :enterprises 1 seem to-re Vive again the era. of metliteval chivalry, when bands Of armed adventurers, under able, but unscrupulthiS, leaders, Carved out . fortunea atfd governments fur themselves by 'sheer foe Fe.. . -t n.. fi also observed- , t fit' in these modern. Mmes such proje.c,ts are thous to civilized peOple; Yet, it - they'Jtrov sue cessful, they' ate recorded' as 4itring and bril liant achievement's.. • In .tteathig ibis subject we have kept Out of View the se`eret but ultimate _and -Certain ann• of the expedition . headed by. Kinney'---:- P. is secret only because the leaders 'pretend to' ignere,it, - arel the people °rale - United S. have not - yet cognized its truth. Safi' Juan is to be only,ri;. temporary resting place, or et rendezvous, ,wftere powerful• expeditions for the Conquest_4Ciiha may 'he . organized. -,.1t, having been; ford impossible to manage the: business of Orgimization safely in the Bfnited States, it has been deemed wisest- to e Secure a location where, under -authorities .of their Own selection,.ilie fillibusters•may collect to rally:forth with iinpimity. ,"- Of ce . surse,4ll this is strenuously denied, and perhaps ,tfe ad venturers may find such fine pickings in-Cen tral America al to forego the.design,n l l 7,eitist Cuba. Mit :suet: *Yi-have no doubt, wa'S the tirigin of-the affair. -.- - -': - ~ . I- - As to col. :Walker and. his expedttiOn,:we. do - nut know whether it is : .conneeted ,with Kinney's 'or not. They have as . yet. acted separately, and it seeing probable enough that .. . . . ' they may be distinet. Walker, with char acteristic rskielissicai,, has at once .pl niged his small- fot* Into the midst-of hard .IdowS, `where, as its *Myers : ere :limited,' . it, cannot last . long ; f while ,Klaney. shrewdly Stands . aloof, leaVing - t4ers - tO do. the- fightirg,lWhile ; he } quietly peacCesis - to telp-liirnSelf to rtitles and power. - The :.inittaphie Clsiipteb...an winning that Walter's force:bud. (lei . ited.the goVernmerit,.. , 44ops,.;was A oure nfeems seiitation, Origicpting: in Kinney' - s. p'q er 'at . ;• Sin Joan - . ': irlid*ceou'iit - , g iven iiyAh.qt sheet is,thitt Walker *ailing left San 'Juan - .del Si!! and marched to;lVirgin . Baf . witii.7o_tite,.triin dred and ,fifty. `Rion, of ssitotti;:oilly ..iiglAy • were whiteaund the rest 'tiatiie black„, was atttiek ed .. tiy Oen'eral . Guarditila, with' ' hiin -1 ' dred ' gi;vertimeK troops .. Wlio'' ad van' id'-'4- galbgt him 4 - m1 *Rives. - khe result asse rted is . tiust s the goveinment -titiops 'were: badly t 5 -beaten, and yet it is . immediately:. aftetiar * th stated .that %dicer had" returnod,t9,B4/ J r 4- .! . ... . an, ;whenen,he sOrtc4, • Whe c trna,. : 'rmett of the :affair is Ihnelgiven:bY a,piatr'f ill I!- -- ‘ 4, , The ALUM . .'o,lheialcff ttxoltepub)les 461 i . Costa Aica l - dated Se . pt.. 7, states that in Nic- Grey -1 HMI • 99 a _ FZ AZIE & 'SMITH, trer,I3L4SHERS---VOL. I.' No ;.14.0 aragua General Gtutrdio Oasi , been beaten. and.!taken prisoner,by General !Manor. 'who lealrnorially 'Wounded , in Ithe battle, 'has tench into the power Of ,some 'three' hon dred'Deirrocrats, a part . of whom a&.<fratri Leah and a part , Yankee4.l' ' • Thus the great...victory - . of prates to be a battle in yhit.4fle•aeted -as a merit subaltern. • Gen.. Manoz,, who corn matided th'earmy; Is one ,the ableat:chiets of the revolutionary purti:." Guirdiota,-Who. was beaten, is not a Nicaragatit i lbough fight - jag on the side of that Government.. He is from the neighboring rep bile of Guatemala, - he be was sent by the ruler,Carreta, to aid the I Ni6rattutapi- against' the' Yan'kees:-- Ilis:foree ~ wa.4,cotnpased of Indiansi:Carrera and 1 his Whobe army! being Indiana . . also. It . was;_, over' these Valorous! l but: rude troOps,. that', Yankee sicilf, .and cOttrage,and.§panish American. discipline, Itae`, . It is important in vie* alnhat may follow .a.nd'far nothing else. • Thiet vorious force is said to latve. marched :against Granada, -the capital, where the4,verurrlent party i's,strong- Iv fortified: Shahid that '.place bef captured] intheh • '1 - lit 'res_.t esta_. s ment eo the rev ol tionistg 'in powo', and t cro='ttie conquests` of • Walker; mush end,•!. ei,his followers dd not exceed eigbtyj men ;: while', the ..whole. nunibe.r of revoluttotinry troops 'is about three theitsand: They lmay be promoted a's offi cers: and reeieVe god salaries,;bitt as Soon us they undertake ta . domineer- or rule they e niu n. 1 1 . Tor must be crusite d , '. 9 u . .) 7 tit tneii a . -. The Irish -in Anted* ' ' • It ' A .• - Roman Catholic c l e r gy man Of the dio of - helhreneive aletter from ad lrish•frieSttie.tvThomasßeaedtn,pas; tor of . Eastern , PennsYlvania, in --the course .of Which.the writer inapkiritigly entreats - his influence correspondent tcy:tise all his .to (..,.. check what he designates- the insane spirit oft . emigration to America,* which seems to pos. - : f - ~ . . -- - ' • .' Bess ',the-spirit of, the ,peonle of Irelaed. , .--t The: Life of Nap p leon in a Quarter o f an- " They. are ruShing,". says the writer. "on- the .} Hour. • - almost certain ruin of their Souls, while their • - [ . ,;,kbotit ten years ago the following buries- temporal condition is at. best, but Jit4im- . quOuirrat ire . was i performed as an interlude.. 'proVect.'..:. A full fifth 0f..'.a1l the number le4Y:', .in .n.Parasian theatre; by i.elever actor-in the ing ,lielarid.are laid ,in strangrciv 6 l-Yilthin I Chilriieter of an' old s6ldier.of -- . thel Efflii.te- - . one- short year &out- the day:- they quit.. their Ili - silfrers, oftours, by translation,.and Still; native shores, and the greater .- part . - of the 'inore, by being oplyread, while the briskn 6 !.."l - . others 'are soon. broken ddiviv, by the severe. abriiptness,and slung style of. a veteran • are labor to,Whieh they must applx — thernselye., • uneihibited. .It .4i,, nevertheless, worth tip- and the awful cliinate, whit i rapidly. - brings pe4tring even under the disadvantepe. of 44. 96 ;premature old,•.age, and hurries the victim' English_ dress. .11.(e present it as itproposr io. 1 into an ' early grave From the "hour they •., the present attempt ot . Napoleon the 'Litt le land to the_ hour they die, they are despiked . tq enact the part oriNaP° 43 / 1 th'e•Greati -', '. and spit upon - , and in -thou's:aids of-.eases.they '- i : Silence ! ' and you shall heat? about Nit „. die without the least rites of the elfttrell,-Or .. I I • • ' POT 0/ -, a famous indiv ideal, .I..oriy,in Cors- any of . the cunsolations . whieltatiliome :would -: en, - a little' tail. o f l a eountry,' not two de orbs smooth their dying pillows, and prepare-their -, from tilt.... se:i—w helre the • native ; i have ' a f - souls for: th soli inn moment of departtire.: ItigaVng, habit of la c-'l -1,, b ' - othei . , 1 havehaen uch experieik, of the mode of 1 fi-Jin father to son.' - His -parents put trim to I 1 life into which 'nearly all our people - are- . i 1 -3, military. sehopl l —fell of talents—With - a 1 drawn, and -I I soleinilly "believe thaf if the-ves: s i little:"three: corlici:ld hat, and his hands he - eels' which bring them over werOuddenly to (1 hied: li t' back —i in ila t :;‘ig„ al ready his portrait. founder and carry every cre,ature„on.board, t n W Ile so hai'd .. 01;4- his eyes were hol- into the depths : of• the oceari,:l.heY 'would - 1 ;• low; :fli)d ..1;11S flee—tsti V 6 y ( )Ul' . presenee-the' have• a better chase of - salyitient than: they i!Oloi , if ilankeva b7eveht"l.,- W h tli the Ma - i" have . after they have lived,- for some timein L ie the ' selioe'l saw this—they sai4,l this eenntry .Sp entirely- convinced -am I - There's a yciuth . who Jias real taste for the i .. o f the -fearfal havoC i of souls ,kvhich IS theta _ , ertillk.ry.” • salt of corn ug here, that,. were - , Altnighty P l '.e'eliti.3', havino g -,6 " w a hi" a Berg 'God to give.' ie thediouVer of bhilding a.Walt young age, behold - 'him Gwneral ! very thin. .of . .fire arenn I Ireland to prevent' itS:peoPle bat withlong hair to be sure!' . Tile govern; froin leaving, it, it would be Wilt befere the - ment of that epoch; which was composed' . of i ink with whi h. I . Write this line -would dry. fiVe Individuals, adorned with feathers, 'sent. For the love of Jesus 'try- to keepyotir.p fi,r-hirn, alit' said.'. "ISirow, then, _my -.good-.. "p e e at holite; for every individual . you 'keep; -little ma", Y" .se e `the ,thilig is - tills - 1"u i vim snatch a soul from 'hell. -L-Loado'n „nines. .must-start for !tidy, where the Austrians are ' 1_- - ~. .• i playing the dense at forty stills n Wad and. ' I give them such .a shovethat the, 101 l would - take ams r for i t. When he heard all that, I .stivi`.'he with funnY, hair and. VellOw face,— I''' in Agreed—say no ore!" And away to It-- 1 sly ; fhe.country of Vermiceli and fididestrings. Ite. drosses Sr. Bernard—a great: mountain; vvry liigh- . -three - times.„.likaittnetre, where, there is a famous hospice 'kept by the monks. Here 'are ~ poodle;dOgS„ charged by the goy- . ertiment to go and scrape for individuals tin -- der the snow.' it is aLgreat philanthropy,. That same, on`-the *part of these . -poodles.— For any P.srt,,l hayei no :talent' that - . way ; I was i nk hrqd to theibuSlae'ss small enough .; -one must 1.,3 caught i young, fur that ?ere Tice fes-zion. -- , • .. i . ' i • - Cii - • • ie in Italy, lie 'did' serve out to the Au's- . • Aus trians ,such a pounding, and . returned to -Par is ,Witli "millions of thousands of . colors and . glorie.J—:to fill the In valides. Step a,- -bit— r our Thee friend; is. (ifr fur Egypt .Ah I Ye' I gods, - big -and littlejmy good friends—a tras- . 1 tv territory that'Eygpt• • (so' said my cousin fiaptiste, a drummer, of the 97th, now getting, on with a wooden leg)—aleoUntry ofl6o.de grees of heat in thotniddle of whiter, and noth ing to drink but ~.fine sand=fine, fine, fine, sand:---and :crocodiles .walking ahout 'like , good citizens,. swalleWing • up..ebristians' with their aims and Ataggages , --aceording to theliet anists I—.oh, dear-a-tie; ,there the Old-broken • pillarsl-past e serviCe,l.and . huge vagabonds.ef 'sugar-loaves- all in stone, where _them -there ,folks keep their . kings fresh;' Which . - is agreat satisfaction id that .eountry, .enamelled 'all" 'all 'with careels.and dromedaries.*-- .• • .1 It Was then that the..Mamelukes bad , the. pleuSur,e;---that i ~allthat Were not, SO unlucky es to catch 'a cannon bill:---or to be drowned; r provistenally in ! thel _Nile. Napoleon, who was .then Bonapartelonly i :When- he saw -that grand, i'nfusiOn of MatnelukeS,'Sitid " Is it - not. I delicioys ?"- •Baelthe Comes, 'to France. ; leav ; ing 'behind pm: 'General . Kleber who. found Infos-elf as:.as.sinated was day ~by , 4 ;villain ; thereabouts, Who - reenested - to be 'leated, :on a...bityonet, which is the way alley ' , gitillo. tine - inilividuals.itnamg , the - Ittoheinetitik-- Then. Napoleon married hialvlfe, ti t .lieantiful, woman r -very beautitul 7 full. of : good quail ties awl, - mueh sweetness=--all along cif having been • ' bbin in' 4aftinktue,. the country', you 1 [ know, Of sugar. canes.. ,.. ' '. -: '''''" '''' • - .1 - ' '''k '' '''' . ' ' .' 1 3 - . .., UDGE ' AXN S - ... QPIILARIIIr, 11 , 4 EsttsvAya-, : . Nextl you have !din: again:at, the enemy•, - , , c iii i.:;ti , i y e lt • anaiVent to Igedia., - In: some banging away at .Eylau. Friedlapd,„Auster...... i .„ . • ....g: , ..,.„..j a .,..,, ; . : - f i oni -li f i,-. k i ,„; intr.: - Th'e devil's in the' little main' -aWhat,.-a ' ." 4 • 18 , . fluce .i: an " -- . °° " 48 "`'" 5 ."7-• 2.,. - 71 country; dencel 'and . ] whet. ra44ilS'ibef'lMn- ' , I T k i, ' e t it i r Pe r n i .... . ,,... /bfan i i t i l l n . 2' f , n ,; : efir :: ! ::. : i . ,: h , f t . : - ,, ~. 4 , , 4) :, w . • -quished 4 all foreigneral and all speaking Ger.' l'r" .=, . man I. 'IFor <ter pati . 4. '-efiniot , eomPreheitd , , ;.--` , ..e i 5 i. , .5 ir ..1 . 1. -. .. ' 'fi° ll %, di F e - e4,t9 . 1: ill k-* Bl . l : CICTICO. ' . . • . ; . . 7 ; . .„, ~ • , t 1 ~ how they manage to: enderstund _zest+ : other. - , .. Avai will .... 01 - I . ‘. .b e. g ood .kn oo- g li 1 8 : he . 0 1 .4 'Says NapOlam one dziy. dB to, Ihintscif-says : ' 114 him ' .th i Judge Kane Wishes Id see hini.ll' I he, leoue thukk a lit l c Totnent-41 . eked..., ~:, , Jo ., .K wle 1: :-. 111 ,6•vi n c Judi g oic ti t te l .. happen' .ci die, Whe's to take the reins OfgOv- , y 9 7, s jit. : l .. ,c:; f. ,::.:,; 4 :,• : - 'O, a „ , -',-- ,?.:; ! ern merit 7.'> l'ain vCryi i4,)riy, because ti! how' ':' . ,-. w e il ,. .sio: i . I .. 'O y k so ry o lt .. to be lie eve: .you, seei,josephine. Is Ty: wik and J have the i , : ha ho . ‘i , :yoti n i nin - avoix hoe . i . , , , , ,0 .- .4 . 410t, highes kFonstde,Tatiw. t:o . r her,; - hnt . ,:n - kon ]?spal , v ,., ; , lit "veitgobil'iiiiiiiii=. iii th'esViiii i i;; • ” ittfitt ' riim n um i r t liP emV•rti s '. l '' 4)4. , elP "P ' 01 .' t '''`"' , don't'-keepie idedlifdtk Out 'they'll- nieVytiu.? never 'tin - Take tuatliellid4 id the - witrld . : a' ~,....,, Aller,eonie ‘fUrthar'.. - . cniloquy, , •thiiititut present of a Antall 'king 4:llOine- . : . •' my rii i i- , .4grA4 ,io? in form Ur,,11:7,-7--14iatil Itt4ge . liou-li Or. exttetne tritiality •!".:-AVeil; o ff 1 ,.„; 6 Kane, wished . to.,.see,him, - and:'-,did, 50 f , , .,.14r; goes„to.the Enipsriir.44',AP4!.*.whcib-17,.4:1'1Ct1x4i1114: ... ; - ' I. ; ' li . 1 0g.q4cPei:An4 said. to him, . - -74 . 1u, 1 ”,t-tl-:,,,: t y iidge . line , I:A r otiv . iii i .lif .., th do . k in. , friv th h an drii (la I t ta t i frj e lfi ni t t e eh b L e k 4 i t n ). ; °n ll ° •nt 4 l l ;6' rs h ; l !l ch t ;‘' ,t r t,ot i -' 4 l /de ; vil 14° , 63 ,, h !` . 7 v : 0 ,i .. Y . ! i . , - "i„ , 4 ,. ,, ig:. nt , '..:5... tavel.,rost,;...; ti.:. :•-,,,...... :..,•1 r..,... ~ T he ettkperdr efAustriN , thintung, ni good ... , . ._. : tdoki -Chi with,* geod - ?plicaigdvehinklai - ''' "' '-- .4adglitek.Oltieo4-,Tf. i- , .}:i ::;-; -:•1•1,.., ~. •-. • ..,.,•; r , In ifiviirt4-Pf in. ) 1 90; "NTPlc o 4 . lkOntt.:, rib: fak e A, Walk' in ,EiSsia-With edit, -hundred., ktliddsdnd' clever iiidiTbiliiieliiiTitiegittiiet like cold; cold . that,: (tote _the Very fi re, and • =I I. - , IMMO MEM ri . .4.Y .. 'r'';:.z,...;:. :i.: 1131 =I •vrhielt was'only a little warmed by the burn; - big of Dict,sw:4w. After: burping their town from the top.. to bottom, Chti enemy some how . or (Abel. cOntrived to mine, to Paris * salsa& the, audacity;:tolty . , galepa,s,l'they have eon: Altered use` - Nist then °nit little ursurpei, ,finding al/ the world - "against - him, Antieed ft," and, . ' - back to tiator front. Helenai I—rill nerosty actual= -and -enoughqto ,pable of inns ..n .But he digging; digging, digging; and 4:me fine mor ,nin,,,a, he will jump out of his hole ,with\his little three cornered hat,..ini his han%As behind back, and three: minims qt nigger* . for theN o igood of his untry. You beim the history lof Napoleon - - • PENNSYLVANIA: A 'union of all the elements of oppositiea to the Pro-Slavery Democracy has been fected. and Thothas Nieholson of. Beaver Co. is th'e Repnblican candidate for Canal - Coin:. M issi one - Wel regret the withdrawal; of name, for we think,it wo'd haVe Called tbonsan,ds `,of (=nod men to the polls Wliolo.ig,litiotherwl s t Way. flow-. ever; ithgs been' , - `thou.- t advisable by 'iiorr: friends-to have on .candidate against the pouglasite and Ire 'cOunsel acciulesciiiee in that decision.' If followed up by a- union of , all Free parties i?n County tickets, the pactri-" 'lice will have been fully jtistiffed. Thelinie is shOrt, but we Urge the Freenten of the'sev eral Countieato withdraw their rival tickets, and unite npon men who can he'elected. 2 Let the Cohntry heart that the-Key-Sione State is true to Liberty- and Unlon.'.. -L2- ReMember that the 'election iscnext Toesday. Tribune. • ar' By the i4rrival--;1 the Star- of, the West we have San Franciscp dates to the stliof September. Thn point of interest was the' election, which occurred thodsy the steam er sailed. Ihertare 'reports frona OreffOn ofdreadful massacres by the Indiens,bnewe tryst they are exaggerated. The most inter estingnews is from Nicaragua. Hera is the paradise' of fillibUster.s. Col. Monty, I,s last a Giiverntir, and hivi,;written mangu-: rat:" He boollfalludes to the United States , in the course of itas &that RePUblie:annonne es his intention • of 'seeking" an 'indemnity of tbat . Republic,'..for the ,bombardmentl, of Greytoivri. The Transit Company will', be terribly 'frightened it the way he has WI ex.' era himself to keep' his pack froni rushinilnp on them. The mass meeting of the 6thlOst.,: which appointed him,- was so wonderil/by faiorable to the Kinney Union ,the Matter of officers as to eXcite ,, sonne surmises as ,to -its conipositipri, We do not know - how friany •Werco . Prksent. Walker otf side (if Ihe - country;is-equally prosperous:.' =Ai the' head of a. speckled: army of /6Q.he:is, reporte4to have defeatO Mandiola l and :400 men -with immense slaughter, no less 'than ,5Q of tthe 'itierny being liiiicisd - hbrs du combat; .R vas:. • was about CO fait before` his 'Vietbrinuseiar s. Tribune; _ • z - ' _ ;WW I ,roung=.:EptisOttai,,,desr4taim, 41e .. 7XurA,g*,.1 4 0,4 1 ilatkoN.IL:=„-t- - ,41 Ltyr.4i*yeripu : anii $: Goldsborry of Indiana. ' - - .i I 1 F. • , lEEE MEE II , r - • MSS MN •
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