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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

MID CAL COLLEGEOF OHIO.
ME Session Of lS43-4 cnmmeno e. on tho 9th
November aud continues I'LL the 1T March
The Lectures will be delivered by the follow ing Pro-
lessons:
Anatomy by J"hu II. Snotwell. NJ ID.
Chemistry hy John Locke. NJ d.
Surgery by X ID Mussey. NJ ID.
Naern Me lea by John Harrison, MD
Midwifery hy NJ b Wright. " d.
Theory aud Practice. by John lIoorbead. NJ D.
The DissecIiug Rooms under the supervision Of J
Judkins. Demonstrated, will be opened o. the Isl
Octohcr
Clinical lectures, and surgical operations twice a
week through ihe entire Session, al The spacious hos
pita OF the city.
The ticket of each professor is SIS Malricula.
ion s., Hospital ticket So. Dssecung ticket $40
The two last may he TAX or not. at the option OF
the student. To constitute foil course The six tic.
ke's must he taken. and paid for ia advance Ora.
dualion fec S25. Good boarding was obtained last
winter At s. per week. fuel and light included
JOHN F HARRISON,
aug l5-Cin Gnz 2w. Dean
FRESH ARRIV Al or SCHOOL BOOKS
NLNEN'S Geography and Atlas.
~ Cums,ock's Manual Philosophy,
! Walters Schuol Dictionary.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Eclectic Arithmetic.
Do Fourth Reader,
Do Thud do
DO Second de-
Do Fret dos
Du Spelling Book.
MIIchelIs Primary Geography,
Also a supply of
NlasUn's Sacred Harp vUls. | and ,. Just rCcei-
we'd aud Tor salehy Inug Isl w } ROBB.
MUSTARD SEED WANTED-For
lNh which the highest price will ne paid ia
CASH, hy OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST,
| Jy - Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

HHA6GE FOR THE AMERICAN
~ NOTES, IA Letiefs fr,su J,i,,l,s % New York
by an Aaencan Lady. Pace - cents. Jo reed
~ iaug 25l WA ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

NNfCOLLCH'S AzET.
lNl TEER. Nc > AlisOs's H'story 81 Eurspe
No IL and Bsluje's Encyolcpg lis, Mott Jgst
received md SEC sale ~ WA HOBB.
avg -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

NEW GOODS.
% CASES BleacIcd hlusns,
% ID bales IL and ) Thrown do
do Ticking.
d" Suffolk Drilling.
80 pieces cold Camhics,
300 do style prints,
u do SalIineus,
Blue and mixed drillings, Nuukeens sc.
Just reed and for sale low,
JOHNSTON, BERRYIIlLL d co,
aug ID 10 Main Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

AJOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS 1000
icei 81 Mahogany Vcneeys al superiur qgalf.
an, and i,s sale lsv 81 Cash. 81 Ne flJ Msin s.
Whevlmg "a MENDEL A. uARBOR.
aug p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-28

u iR"INIA-IS CHANCERY-At rules held IN
~: me cltTk office of the county court of
1 mo county for the month of August 1913.
ie'eI saver, Complainant.
-.
Charies Motto, aud Charles Dencwert.
~, Defendants.
the defendant Charles Nottie, not having
entered ms appearance and given security accoI-
uihS 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules of this
LouiI' ana ~ appearing by satisfactory proof
Uat ne Is not an mhabItant Of this Common
WcalthIon motion OF complainant by counsel,
u Is ord'red that the said defendant do appear
mere on The first day of the next November term
OF rus court and answer tho compliments bill.
ahd thdt copy of this order be forthwith in
:. tteu IN some newspaper printed in the city of
W hecllng FOR two months successively and pos
ted at the front door Of the court house of Ohio
county. copy tesle,
JNO M'COLLOCH, { c.
a WILsoN, for Comp'i. aug 2I
INOR THE LADIFS-Lisle Thread Chusans
new and beautiful article TOR dresses Al
paGa cloth, Striped I.unetta, American, Cariston
and Manchester Gnghams, Alpaca Aprons
PLAIN and hg'd Blond fer capes, IIsIe Edpinns
Black Gotten lloss, &c, &c. For sale cheap al
No I3l Main Street
aug2l JOHNSTON, BERRYHIIL& co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

GARDEN SEED, rarGated fresh and genuine ,chosale and
" retail, By WILLIAM PALMER.
ARflCHOkE-Grsen Globe
ASP&RAGUS-t;iant Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Esry Mohawk, do yellow six weeks do
China red DO haf moon do Rachael do Royal Dwarf
POLE REANS-Larce Lima, small do runners Dutch
case knife, red cranberry. French soison
BEET-Eariy Blood Turnp, Long Blood, Mangel Wurzel,
white and yellow French sugar
ChBBAGE-Eary York. Early Sugaoaf do Battersea, Large
York. Drniea Fiat Du;ch Large nerren Deumead Savoy
Green G@,lsd savoy Fed i,a Dutch Infnp Rooted
CkESS-Curled or peppergass
CAULfFLOWER-Eary and Late
CEIERY-Whitc and Red
CUCCMBER-Long Green, Early Frame Early Cluster, Ghir-
kin
CoRN-Ear'y Sugar and Tuscarora
ENDIFE- Green Cnrled
EGG PLANT
KALE-8ue Cured Siberian, Green Cured Scotch Rape or
Cote
LEEK-Inrse Scotch
LETTUCE-White Head Ice, Early Cued sllesia White and
Green Coss, Brown Dutch
MEIoN-Green Ciron Nutmeg, Pine Apple
WATER MELON
NASTURTiuM
MUSTARD-Whte and black
Notwithstanding Early yellow, Red Annual
OKRA
PEAs-Inndrh's Early, Early May, do Frame do
Cbaton Blue Prussan Early Warwick Bishops Dwarf Dwarf
Marrowat
rEpfER-Laree Bell Long Yellow Squash Cherry Cayenne
PARSNlP-l.afce Dutch, Long French
PARSLEY-Fine curled
RHUBARB-F0. Tars
RADDlS-Iong Scarlet, Long Salmon, Scarlet Turnip yell
low do. White do: BlacS Spanish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sQUAsH-EarIy Bush, White Crookneck, Yellow do.
TOMATO-Larec Red
TURNiP-whfe Fiat Dutch, Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga
Flower Roots and Seeds
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds
Peb. I6 9I-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Messrs. HorRIss, HurARn, GooDsos, lEAKE OF
G., and BowDES, presented Reports from their several
Committees
On the motion of Mr. sroTTs, the Committee Of
Propositions and Grievances were instructed TO en-
nne into The expedlency of amending the law lncor-
porting the Iazeweil Whte sulphur springs oo"''
peny.
nir BYRD Of Frederick submitted resolution, in.
struciinp the Committee for Courts of Justice to en-
ouire into the expcdiency of abolIshing or at least
diminishing, The costs upon forthcoming bones, nciu
ing the fee of counsel Tor the motion y award execu.
ton thereon, and the Sheriff COMMEMORATIVE, INTO
the expedency of authorizing the essWsi Clerks OF
the Courts of this Common wealth, upon such notice
as may be deemed proper TO issue execution lhereon,
subject to be quashed for good and sufficient cause ny
the Court from the Office Of which the same issued on
proper no,ce.-On Mr.. GooDsos's motion, this reso
luton was laid upon the table.
| On Mr.. WILLIAMs's motion, the 9th rule was sus'
pended for the purpose of reconsderng inc P]eeteu
engrossed bill "Ceding the Commonwealth right 10
certain lands TO the Trustees of Preston Academ =
and then, on motion OF MIR. BRows oil l. the sau o'ii
was laid upon the table.
Petitions E!esented and reieFred-hy Mf. AL
WORTH. from Rica Stevens and others, Tor PERMISSION
for his we and children 10 remain IN Inc common
weoh-also, several petitions from Accomsck reis''vs
10 the planting of oysters-By Mr. SrRnTHER, from
the citizens Of Flint Hill in the county OF happahan-
mock, asking for the incorporation OF that town-By
| Mr. NEAL, from William Dwo.th, praying that remu
ncraton may be made him for certain losses sustained
by him in the construction of the Saunton and farkers'
burg road-And by Mr.. TAvEssER, from Lewis coun-
", for the formation of county out OF parts OF
the counties Of Lewis and kanawha
/ Mr. BYRD of Frederick submitted resolution, IN
stuctiug the Committee Of Propositions and Griev-
ances to enquire into the expedency OF providing by
law that any who has acted as deputy sheriff foi
the term Of four years shall be ineligible 10 act such
in the county, for four years. some other period
thereafter.
On Mr. LErrwIons motion, this resolution was
indie 6nitey postponed.
The House then proceeded to the Order of the Day
which was the bill "extending the Jurisdiction Of
Justices Of the Peace"-so that "any one Justice
(may) exercise jurisdiction and try and determine
all actions Of debt founded upon note, bill or other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
FoK TIE ENQUIRER.
Democrats of Charlotte! .fwake

democrats OF Charlotte! .fiCdke
1t is known, that Mr. Louis Bouldin, member Of
The Senate, from the district of Charlotte, Prince
Edward, &c, intends to retire shortly from The pub.
lie service, and, it will be remembered, that abou,
the lst Of this month, writer in the Enquirer in.
ved public attention TO Mr. Dennis, now a member
of the House of Delegatee, from the county of Char
lote, and strongly recommended him q suitable
person TO represent the district.
| cordially approve and second the nomination of
MIR. Dennis, whose sound judgment, irmness Of pur.
pose, unezceptonable moral character, and devotion
to Republican principles, entitle him TO the conf
dence and support of the Democratic party Of the
whole District In thus sustaining Mr.. Dennis, do
not design TO disparage the abilities claims of others;
but 10 support the nomination of gentleman whose
nnassuming moGesty has been the of his being
less known throughout the district than he deserves
With him their candidate, the Republicans OF the
district can, ought and would certainly succeed against
"Boston," or any other candidate, who might be e.
lec,ed by opponents.
Should Mr.. Dennis be brought forward ns candi.
date Cor the Senate, then hope MIR. Richard Gaines,
of Charlotte, will consent to be candidate for the House
of Delegates. lie has repeatedly represented Charlotte
in the General Assembly, and his countymen tee-
tify not only to his capacity, but his unwavcrng
fidelity to the principles of The Republican party
ROANOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
The ungenerous attacks upon me IN The House OF
Delegates day, calling Clerk" "Deputy
Clerk" and "son Of Clerk" and imputng to me mo.
tives Of interest in opposing the bill extending the ju
rsdction of Magistrates, perhaps should have been
noticed on the floor of the House If had done so
at the time, ] might have used some improper Ian
suape, and therefore prefer the publication Of this
card As the mpuaiions, they wholly uniounded
and suppose those who cast them intended thereby
TO gain strength TO their favorite might
have relor.ed oy saying, that had no honor or dig
nifty as Magistrate TO promote by such measure.
have, Sir, afforded these gentlemen every means OF
information in my power, even TO taxing The costs oil
suits have suggested to them various amendments
TO the BILL and although opposed to the principle
of their bill, wished them 10 perfect it, after which,
designed to offer substitute containing the same
PRINCIPLES as those embraced in MIR. Talaerros amend
it is The only plan which can, with my good effects, be
attached to our present County Court system. If
have imposed myself upon the House upon this SUBJ
.c il because my situation has given me greater
opportunities Of knowing the operations of the present
law, and the means Of judging of the effect which new
measures would produce. shall not he driven from
nv purposes by these dcnunclatons: nor shall make
any appeals 10 the dear people, proclaim that am
maintaining their peculiar rights. ] am prepared to
settle the question with my immediate constituents
who will properly appreciate my motives, and perhaps
will place as high estimation upon my capacity as
that Of these gentlemen who have thus attacked me-
Yours, &c,
SAMUEL C. WILLIAMS.
,po1nood,v Fob Is 1919
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
cacp op ,,-ncp ecorr

Many of the members contend, that there is much
more business done out Of DOORS than in-by the Com
mittees, more than in the House One Of the strong.
est arguments in favor of this proposition is 10 be
found in the example of the Select Committee who
appointed to mike the investigation in the case OF
Judge Scott. The labors Of tina, Committee have
been most oppressive and it ia well for the treasury
the Commonwealth, upon whom the expense If wit
will fall. for their convenience, that The Com.
mee has worked with such assduity. Its worthy and
in tie nvestigntiontusng down the evidence the
able Chairman, Mr. Byrd OF has been closely engaged
case, with the most scrupulous care. We canno, too
strongly commend the fidelity, with which he and his
Committee have discharged their duties Nor can we
pass the exerlons of their faithful Clerk (Mr.
Latham,) who is almost worn down by his incessant
labors. The Committee have already been engaged
than one month upon this arduous and delicate
investigation. Near so witnesses have been in attend
ance-pdeed, il would almost appear, as if Burnam
Wood has come to Dunsinane-mos of the distinguish.
ed citizens of Fauquier have come to Richmond. But
they begin to be in sight OF midland it is hoped, that
the whole testimony may be taken, and the case closed
up, by the end of this week. We cannot, of course.
predict The result OF the investigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1913.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.

Alta meeting of portion of the Democratic party
pursuant to notice, on Monday the 9th of February
1913, -,
On motion Of Lucien Dade Esq, Colonel John Glib
son was appointed Chairman, and John Williams Sc
cre,ary. On molten The following resolutions were
adopted
Resolred, That this meeting approve of the conrcn
lion proposed 10 be held by the Democratic party OF this
Senatorial dirtrct Warrenon, on the 22d February
INST and that the following persons be appointed as
delegates TO said convention, viz: Dr. James Thorn
ton, Benjamin Johnson, Lucien Dade, George farrow
Dr. James NJ. A. Muschett James Fl. Reid, James FUR
cell, Daniel jasper, John Gray, Stephen French Benz
Cooper, Thomus Homes, Thomas K Davis, Philip
Lipscon.b, Alfred Tyler, Joseph Johnson, VIM B'uw
ner ST., Sanford Thurman, Benz Pridmore, Francis NJ
Lewis, and George Colyln
On motion of Lucien Dade, Esq, the names Of the
Chairman and Secretary were added 10 the list of De-
egatcs u.
Flag of '9S, Richmond Enquirer and Alexandria Ga
ze,,e. And then the meeting adjourned.
JOHN GIBSON, Chairman.
Jous WILLIAMS, SccTciaTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
Hhin Doctrine from Hhigs!

The Wheeling "Times' (every inch whig) spec
hes sort of Greed of "whig principles and Wing du
Ties and among them the following:
The imposition duties shalt for series of years, pro
@c, &c.
he establishment; Of National Institution that shall be an
h if the Government, and give the people sound and UNI
'Nm currency.
HE Adoption of insure the payment of the State
and preserve their fame aud honor, and relieve the people
'o y, taxallon., =, assumption, Of course.g
Tie IN. Y Commercial [also Whig) says:
Inward conviction, strong and increasing that
i Assumption schemcl must be extended IN some forms ana
ow that Mr. chnson plan acquiring strength and popl-
s i1vor throughout Union"
let, The N lntelligencer says, Assumption is not
''"'e Wing than Democratic measure-and they
ats honorable men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

We have never seen No. Of the "Albany Atlas :
know the clique by whom it is estabshed--or the
nluence by which it conroed-but, in the extract
quoted from it in yesterdays Wing, we see but poor
evidence Of lis just and liberal spirit The wing calls II
"a new Democratic paper'-and here we have charge
against Virginia. that "demands the price her
vote for Van Buren,, in 1874 the repeal of The trial by
Jory law-and charge against the report of the judi
cary Committee that is to ''secure Mr. Van Buren,
reelection To the Presidency What manner OF De-
mocra,, in the name of wonder, is this Atlas Why,
il only repeats the same slang that pours forth from
tho lips Of the veriest, most desperate Wing papers
II furnishes fuel also to the Wing paper of this city,
which shows its regard forsooth for Virginia, by re-
peatng such charges, and cheering on such attacks
G9oa her nds in the Legislature Of New York
llIR rRiExps2 Say, rather the friends Of The Con.
stniion.
Read tho admirable article of b in this days paper,
and then saw what to think OF the course oil the
Albany ATLAS, and of the Richmond Wing?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

Of the Cd section Of tie 4th article OF the Constitution
of the U. S.
Resotrtd, That in The opinion of this Legislature
stealing slave within the jurisdiction and against The
laws OF virginia, IS crime within the meaning of The
"a section OF the 9TH article of the Constitution Of the
U. S.
Rssoired, That the Governor be requested 10 trans
nit the foregoing preamble and resolution 10 the Exc
cu;ive Department Of Virginia.
By order, j. r. ELwooD, Clerk
STATE OF Nrw YoRK-Ia assembly,, April II, 1912
Res0ired, That The Assembly do with the
Senale III Tue ABOVE Resolutions.
By order, j. o. COLE, Clerk.
In addition 10 this, Governor Bouck in his message
TO The Legislature, at the opening of the present SEES.
sion, came out as your readers already aware in
The nooest and most patriotic manner, and utterly re-
Pudaed the heresies of his predecessor. And are
we'll assured that the Legislature will repeal their
odious and unconstitutional Jury Law and thus
the only remaining obstacle to On anicable adjustment
of this controversy
But Tor the zeal with which rights have been con-
stany asserted and The passage of Inspection law
designed 10 protect them although Governor Sewards
course ana The course of the Legislature would have
been necessarily but silently producing their effects
the origin of them would have been forgotten Now,
every feioh mas the assurance of the Executive and
Legislative departments Of New York, that, far
that STATE IS concerned if be offend laws he will
not hno an asylum within her limits and escape the
punishment oue 10 his crime. line knowledge OF this
fact VIII prevent the commission of The offences which
Gov. Seward course invited.
Our Inspection law is the first decisive and effective
stand taken against the encroachments of the Adolf.
toniss; and, if it has produced other beneficial re
suit, We hope It will convince them, that have the
means OF protection within ourselves and when need
be, We will resort to them
The reputation Of Gov. Stewards course by the LIE
gslalve and Executive departments Of New York. has
put an end 10 80 much of controversy with that
State as originated in his refusal TO surrender the three
ugtives from justice. Az have already said, the
Jury law Of New York is the only remaining obstacle
To an an'cable adjustment of this controversy and tina,
will doubtless be speedily removed by the Democracy
Of the New York Assembly. That law passed in
the teeth of their active opposition and the propriey OF
that opposition has been since confirmed by the decis-
ion of The Supreme Court of the United States that The
law was unconstitutional But that decision, although
it establishes the wrong New York has done Virginia,
does not afford her an adequate remedy This is shown
in the fourth number Union lately published in the
Albany Argus, which hope you will, if possible lay
before your readers. B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

We call the attention of the reader TO Mr.. Tyler 8
frank and manly message to the House of Representa-.
tyes. Rather than the government. run aground
ior want Of unds-or, the finances supported by the
mbecile expedent of adding deb, to debt, and living
from hand 20 mouth, by re-issung Treasury notes as
fast they n-or, rather than be reduced to the
odous alternative OF Extra Session Of Congress, he
forward apprze them of the fact, and 10 rouse
them Ia Of their duty, We admire his frank
ness and commend his irmness. What Congress ought
to d. carry out the proposition Of the Secre-
l-y about lea aud cotlee-ond 10 modify essentially the
di'ss Of the present abomnabe Tariff, and to return
gradually 10 the principle of the Compromise Act
Abolish ihess Protective duties, change the whole mi
nimum principle; and ,ha, measure alone will augment
the revenues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENo UIRER.


Sir: The several articles which have of late ap-
peared in the Richmond Wing under the signature
of eROANE," have created somewhat of a stir among
the political portion Of our citizens; and ], therefore,
deem it the duty Of one vino is we'll informed of the
fact, TO state Qhus publicly by whom these articles
written, as IT is ,be impression Of good many Of
worthy citizens thatthey actually written by
certain blending Democrat" in the House of Delegates.
The writer of this article asserts, upon good auho,
rity, that they were actually written by "Doclor
- of this city; and, therefore, no great denl of
importance need be attached to heni seeing. most OF
our citizens have with regret that the Doctor is
thing more less than 'reckless politician" II is
but Of justice TO that leading Democrat of the
House of Delegates TO make this "a putlc) statement
of facts connected with the author of those pieces.
would also ask friend of the Wing, if he is pre-
pared TO deny las he is always prompt 10 deny the
TRUTH that Dr. - did actually write The articles:
and, if he is, am prepared to prove IT, also have
the name OF The author of that catalogue" and if II
is needed, will transmit it to you and The world. We
would also advise the Doctor TO be little par-
cular hereafter there is about this place of
Richmond, Feb Il. BUSINESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

Mr.. John q. Adams seems determined 10 play the
madman 10 the last. In what light we to regard
any American statesman, who will dare to egg on a
i1Tsgn naon 20 attack upon his country: who even
threatens Mississippi with British aess and Nachez
with Pa'xhon guns: The verNedpRashion which he
makes is an encouragement raSreat Britain, and an
ia,a', upon the U ssssr6 jusS, as John @ Adams
has done, the outrageous atack upon China is bad
ennugh--but the American, who could go far 10
declare upon the floor of Congress that if Great Britain
Should attack the State of Mississippi, .he final result
would be- tina; not only the principal and interest of the
csb would have TO be paid, but in the of China
with regard to England, twenty millions besides
I" writes himself down an ass"-He is unworthy of a
seat IN Congress. We are anxious 10 publish Mr..
Gaian manly and scathing reply.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16

bill 20 repeal the law prohibiting the inte.marage
OF white with colored persons, has passed to a third
reading in the House of Representatives of Msssachu
sets, by majority of 66 votes No wonder the Bos
ton Advertiser expresses its establishment ut the result
No wonder Mr. Fow lie has lavshed his indignant elo
qnence against The odious innovation. BY whatever
party tha indecent outrage perperaed, lis members
ought 10 be held up to contempt. The true retrbutive
punishment ought be, that he should be tied, some
,"is Ike the captves of Mezenus, 10 colored wife
II seems, that scme of the coored women of Boston
nave petioned The Legislature against ITS passage up
on the ground, that they may be superseded in the
chance of winning husbands by the poorer white women
Of tie town
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-16
.Mischierous and maiicnant Meeadiary.

The Bridge across Little river the Richmond &
Fredericksburg Railroad, near Tayorsve, was burned
about II o'clock, on Monday night. There can be no
doubt, that it was the work of some malignant incen
diary, who should have persisted in the flames which he
created ltwas certainly not produced by The train car,
which had passed the bridge some hours before There
is howe ver interruption of the mail and passenger
trans-and we are happy to understand, that arrange
ments are making for rapidly rebuilding the bridge