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Capt. McCowen, against the Nicaragua Accessory Transit

Company.

Miss Elizabeth Ann Smythe, one of Miss

Nightingale’s assistants at Scutari, died in the hospital, Ku-

Julu, of fever, after an illness of only eight days, caught in

the discharge of her arduous duties.

President Pieice has appointed G. Fastis

Hubbard, Esq., of Boston, U. S. Agent at Cape Haytien,

Has’i, vice John L. Wilson, Esq resigned and returned to

the United States.

3 he Richmond “Dispatch” says the story

about the sister of Airs. Stowe being insulted by the students

of the University of Virginia, at Charlottesville, is entirely

untrue.

Our Caracas correspondent, writing on the

26th ult., states that the Venezuelan Congress had conferred

dictatorial powers upon President Monagas, in order to meet

an anticipated war with New Granada.

The Presbytery of Chenango Co., held a

meeting ou the l/th ult., and adopted resolutions excluding all

“Know Nothings” and members of o:her “Secret Societies”

from the communion table.

Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Avery, while

crossing a bridge at Granville, Ct., on the 15th inst., were

thrown from their carriage by the breaking of the king bolt.

Mrr. Stephens was instantly killed.

Dani«l Mitchel Davidson and Oosmo Wil-

Ham Gordon, colonial brokers, in Mincing lane, London, and

distillers, Essex failed last June for £500,000, and absconded.

They were nabbed in Naples, and are now in Newgate.

Additional news from the Sioux coun

try, confirm previous reports respecting the combination of

the Indian tribes for tbe purpose of waging a war of exter

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New-York dispatch. (1855). New York [N.Y.], 1855-05-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030364/1855-05-27/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York dispatch, 1855-05-27.