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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
A FAIRCIIILD,

Io5 MAIN STKEET, WHEELING,
IDEAL@R in Watches. Clocks Jewslry Silver
- aud Plated Ware. Fancy M! Variety Clouds
~c-ofers nj Wholesale aud Retail. q complete as
sofonen; Of S"'ds in his line. Among The leading
a'"o'es OF my assortment arc tho following:
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY Gold Case Full
'eweied Lever Watches. Gold Case Anchor Escape.
mem Lever Watches with Gold Dials. Gold DUPLEX
ma lArihe Watches. Gold Case Verge Watches
Silver Deiach Levers. Silver Ancbor d., Silver
Lepne Watches. Silver Alarm do. Gold Guard
oh"'ns Gold Fob do. Ruby. Emerald. T-paz, Cameo
nn'mei SAPPHIRE aud Geld Stone Breast Pins. Do do
r'"sef Rings. Gold Ear Rings. Do Shirts Studs Do
Do Guard Chains Du Fob do Do Guard Keys. Do
ron DO Gill Guard Keys. Do Cuff Pins. Steel and
o''' watch Keys. Gold. Silver. German Silver aud
S'ee' Speciacics. German Silver and Morocco Spec.
iacIe Cnses Silver Pencils German Silver Pencils
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

.CoMBs. IVORY COMBS. by The zens, :.
~ gle one. Shell Tuck Combs. Shell Sid, Conf
shell Pocket Combs, BnHolO HON Comhs. B,sziI,.
Horn Combs, BihEisn Horn Turk Comls Bt.zili,
Horn SIDE Comb. English Reddiag Combs. n,
Needing Combs, Horn Pockei Combs WonJ Pc.
Sn's German Silver Pocket Combs For sale
I Ofe 10 40 FAlRCH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
JUST IN TIME WITH THOSE GIRLS


TMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
II Mat LOT Of Toys nnd Fancy Goods suitable
II for Holyday Presents, have arrived and are
now opened and ready cI sale.
Those oiour friends who called upon vs. a few
days SINCE con now be accommodated wiih any
thing in our line. J&T HORNRROOK
dec "a Monroe a.. between Main a. Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

ESEiVED this day. at The cheap Hat and Ca o
Store Of D Harper. lot OF Genileme IN :
'o o'a'R Siouch Cloth Cars. with leather fronts
new aud fashionable article, for saIo law can
'"o see mem. dec 4 S ID HARPER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

SCHooL ROOM FOR RENT-The scboo
~ Room formerly orcupied by T Jones. in the
basement story oi the Union Church Applv In
"ec JOSIAH POWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

NASHMERE D'Ecosse. beautiful patterns, aud
" great variety. Cashmere D'Pomradonr, Lo
Polka. and many other handsome materials for
Ladies, by o w HElSKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
NoRru wEsTERS BANK or Va, }

n
December llrh. 1874.
ME stockholders are notified tLa, tho annual
y elsclion Of five Directors Of The Parent Bank
aud Tour OF each Of The Branches, will he held a,
The Booking House in Wheeling. on Tuesday the
7Ih Of January. 1915. between the hours Of II a..
clock, NJ and 2 PM LIST
oeC "a Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

bEAUTlFUL Cashmere Shaw Is. en,ey new
I'D Cardinals. Silk Shawls. New Style Gimps and
Cords. Worsted Hoods. Worsied Goats for boys Jus
received by o. w, UEISKELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
WpiSS NJ EADAaiS will open o q leci School ON
Monday The 9Th of January niho sch.ol r,om for.
eneriy occupied BY Mr. iildreib at the corner Of
fihh and Munrpe Streets.
Tuition from s3.0e To $500 per term (sle,sn
s~eck,0
For farther particulars enquire ot
Rev. II n WEED.
THOMAS PAUL.. ESQ.
WILLIAM r. PETERSON. ESQ.
Mr. JOHN ENOTE.
SAMUEL WILKINSON. E.q.
Dec 3l.--2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

a Lso 100 gros, Of wisan', Patent Ms,cb.s
n by dec a. r HORNBRooK.
A superior assortment OF Cloth, Hat, Hair BiselI
IA iLg Scrubbing and other Brushes for 81 10 very
10" at dee J 4 T. HORNBROOK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
Dee: 18Th.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.--IN CnANcEnY.-
AIln the Circuit Superior Cour Of Law and Cham
Gerry for Ohio couRiy
Hugh Nichols
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

LADIES KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
4 S'T received nllhe sign oftbe BIG RED BOOT
~ SO Pairs Ladies Over sioes C. years Ptienil
rev article Superior ia quality aud neoiness 10
anything that hiss ever been invented Call and
see thew.
ALSO, IS Pairs LADIES fur Trimmed figured
Rnhbcr shoes JuH received and Iorsse low inf cash
dec "a SAML MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

SPANIsI SOLE LEATHER. 1880 lbs Sill
~ Leather. direct from New York, just received
ana Tor Sale az the owes rates for cash, TIE Sign
of The BIG RED BOOT.
dec IA SAML MCIALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

StC0ND STOCK THIS
HNA- Hn.
AVE all arrived, and ar. now op.n,d :, r..
,vL ot"'e' corner ot Main and Madison stro.i.
"Heephg and are not only the ne Se,t s,yi. -,
W,, pao'ouneed tue nretiiest aud best stock OF
"In'sr 'nods IN the Western country. Ills 80
lec'' ns 81 the following aiilcles may DO 4. 4, |,
70 1Pcciriens al has stock ia general and Mil
wf,i tec3mhense any one for calling-viz.
Hlch Cashineres of newest STYLE
Satln, Striped. Blue Black silk and S.,;.
High colored silks for dles
thnlsiernes, bentiful ne " article.
and variety. Vi e'uS Avie
Superb dark Chintz.. and Print.
mourning Goods, selected with great caro- [, nd
Ginghams, and indeed every d.sc,;,6o, =,
seasonable Dress Goods. VI
Splendid Cashmere aud Tsrkcrri Shawl,.
embroidered Thihit do
Black Llama Wool DO DO
Southerland net Blanket Broche Do. s.Sc
SATIN a nd silk. "'e''o''
Rich Bonnie, velvets. Silks. Ribboas & Flow.
er<. INV
Ncedeworkcd Collars, Chimcz.,,.. ,,n.
STYLE. ""k'"Ss' Nsev
Cant cnmbTic and swis, Edsi"r. and Inscr,in.,.
rlne Linen Camhrics, Long Lawns Swi..
Jaconct, Tarlcton. Book and CsnbI,c Nn.i;,
Plaid and Cnmhric Muslins.
:. me new style Music Bordered' l. Hdk.c
mem stitched. plain bordered dc &c
we've, Ribbons, Cord and Tassels. Gimp, ct,
rnss SKIRTS OF different descrip lions aud hil,
Nnreen Skirts. new arlicls for wi,,tcr ''
be had 'S 'hat can
Fine WEIGH. Silk chain, ganro and comma,
Flannels. " '0'A"o'
Blankets, fine. large, heavy and CHEAP.
Beautiful White Counterpsnes
Linen and cotton Sl.cetlngs OF every descrip.
ton W. eesei'p'
Table Linen. Table cloths, Furni,ur. Good.
ana Frngcs; together with all such ARTICLES or |
the best qSaiily for House Keepers Indeed m,
stock not only OF fancy goods. but Of every 6,,
cTlpilon, may safely be pronounced one of ,b,
most complete ever opened n this civ wb;nt
will sell at very small profits, ""'''
~ VT 3ELBY.
b. My stock of cloths, cassimeres, sam;
nets, vesnnSs, eravais, nndkerchiefs, gloves
snspenders, DC DC, for Gcnilemen's wear !, |
such as wall amply repay an examination beior, !
purchasing, and also; silk, merino, thibet, wool
and cotton shirts and drawers.
nov Is w y, c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
NO LOO!
SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND HARNESS
MANUEACTnuU

- - M N ~ UFACTORY.
MN MING NICOLL. would respectfully
w inform the citizens of Wheeling and the
public generally that he still continues 10 Mao
niacture, a. his stand, 100 Maia street. adioininp
Kinds. VI Si'
Also,sn excellent article oil Iron Frame Trunk ..
as VIII as the more common kinds in use Car
pet Bags, Saddle Bags and Valesss, Draw. wa.
goo snd Carriage Harness. Common Collars
nsmes nc. Tie keeps also on hand. Buffalo
Robes, buffalo Over shoes, Wagon, Riding apd
otheT Whips and Lashes, all of which he will
sell low ioI cash or trade that can be disposed q T
re wonld return his thanks for past n yor.
end ask the continuance Of the public D tronaqe
suit the times. nov to0a E,jS =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

ECEiVED and Tor salo at tIornbro0ks on Mon
N - roc street
The Youths Temperance Advocate at lie each
Hannah iIewkins Of csc dn
Cry'sai huni Melodies lsir do
Temperance Harps al Csc do
Temperance Melodies at l2Js do
Also Temperance Almanacs Sic do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
poOKs, nooKs. nooKs-
NOTICE,

II EEPERS ci ofdnarcs and CofIse bop.c. =,
N hereby notified that The ordinnncirs will
e"croed for selling Liquors on The sahha.h ID /,
according TO their tenor. SANGSToN
dee l5 a., $500,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

NoMPoUND SYRUP OF SARSAPANLLA.
~ The best preparation Of Sarsapara over offe f.
cd to The public. Prepared and sold by
dec . OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

ARD OIL The subscriber begs 10 inform the
a public That he still continues the manufacture
Lar 'hiim Market Alley, where he is at oil times
rared 20 I'LL all orders he may he favored with.
lie confidently refers 10 those who have used IT,.
"he'her Tor burning or machinery. 10 testify TO its
supenorne. TO sperm oil for those purposes and as
being equal 10 any LAID Oil manufactured in the Tn.
ION. nj WARREN
dee 81 If
SSMITHS SCHOOL BOOKS just received Smiths
new Geography and Atlas. Smiths Arithmetic
Smiths Grammar. Smiths new Arithmetic. for sale
wholesale and reisI! by WJROBB
dec % Corner Of Main e. Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
JANUARY IST Isi5 is FAST
APPROACHING

I'M or before which time persons knowing them
Ite'ves indehied io me, will please call nm
tafti1 Ihrif respective accounts anil those having
contra acconnis against me will please prescn, them
Sor settlement. SAML. NJ CLALLEN.
dee %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

RlLLS OF LADiNG.-Just received Ivy & 4
~ uOfhbrook. an assortment Of Blank Bills al
Ladng, suitable for City and Counlry Merchants
Tor sale low. l.. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
NEW YEARS GIFTS.

WOSE who orc d-sirous Of purchasing suitable
u Presents for The Season. have yet an oprortu.
n,'y oi obtaining some Of choicest Annual. and Sen,
.,d Bucks al reduced prices. by applying n, the
S"is OF JOHN J IASWELL
"e' OIL Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

SALT PETRE-iOOo lbs. reed and Tor sale by
dec OLIVER PRYOR.
EW YEAR PREPARE TO Sc P'TL f
L v As heretofore will have my accounts made
up 10 New Year and will render them in tho 6fsl
week Of January for settlement. all who have con-
ira accounts with me will please have them ready.
dec 26. 1874 W.T.. SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

LNRENCH. English and American Beaver Clofhs
l. very supsriorlh quuliy,for sale ut reduced prce
ny w HEISKELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

"oMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS - $50 pair.
w Women's Kip Lace Boot. Of The right stripe
Just received al the Big Red Boot
dec 4 ShML N'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

VEY Stock ofS bawis is ven good panjcnla,Iv
IVA those ofa finer qualify snd are al much low .,
prices than early in The Summer
Wheeling dec % W.T. SFI.gy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01
Winter Goods.

Nv have now received iroin The East, a lars.
w addition TO our stock OF Fresh and Chsap
w'ner Dry Goods. just such articles as you want
for The season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

dec OIL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23
New Publications.

~ THE INDICATOR AND COMPANION BY
LrIcn Hunt Part H. has just been issued by Wiley s
Putnam as No. Xxx. of their Library Of Choice Read
ing Price so cents.
~ GoDEY's LADYs Book for September has
articles Ivy w G. Simms l.. A. Poe, Mrs Sarah j. Hale.
Caroline F. Orne and others, with An Engraving and
Fashion Plate 1t is sold by Burgess Suinecr Co. and
VIM H. Graham. Tribune buildings
IL The UNcONsTITUTIONALIrT OF SLAvERY,
by LYsANDrR SPooNEP, is a neat so centpamphlet OF
l56 pages published by Bella Marsh Boston and sold hy
Finch & Weed lis Nassau ST. The case is ably and
closely argued hrou ghoutas for instance the Treaty
with Spain whereby acquired Florida stpuates thai
the Inhabitants of the Territories coded by Spain 10 US
by this Treaty shall be admitted may be TO
the enjoyment OF all the privileges, rights and mmun
ties of the citizens of the United Staes"-lf he Florida
Slaves are Inhabitants here is pledge that they shall be
made citizens.
~ The CHURCHMAN'S LIBRARY, Vol. III, Nos
2 z have been sent US by j. r. Durham. 1t is an
Episcopal history OF the Christian Church and the mum
beers before US nsrraie the Life and Ponuhcae of Gre
CORY VII. (Hldebrand)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23
Yale College commemorative
Conferred. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
- II - A.. ii ofsi


NE,g.HAvEN Aug q, o'clock, ? NJ.
The great day for Yale College has come and
gone. Seventy one young men are thrown upon the
world with Diplomas in their hands and high hopes
in their hearts How many Of those bright hope-
to be crushed how many iowery landscapes
are 10 be turned into chilling ice-cad mountains =
How many of these young men are 10 prove that
College Education i not all we need TO prepare u
70 wrestle with the world They have weighed
anchor however aud now they must breast the bilows
OF sink beneath their rage But am getting too sent
mental and therefore shall content myself with givns
merely the Degrees conferred to-day BY this venerable
Institution.
! intended to have said in my last that Hon d. d
Barnard Of Albany has been chosen the orator OF tn
Phi Beta Kappa for next year President NORTH Of Ham
ion College IS chosen substitute in case OF the isur'
Of Mr. Barnard Rev DANIEL March Is appointed Poet
Tor next year.
The procession formed this morning At little after
o'clock md marched through the beani u green to ine
center church where an order Of exercises including 2
pieces gone through with. The cnufcA "a' eIo"e
I'd 10 excess BY ladies and gentlemen.
They then proceeded 10 the college yard wnere ON
provided for the Alumni OF hls and oner Coz
.eges, under an lndiam0ber Tent OF enormous ',ntu
After this the procession was again formed aho
the order of exercises 10 the number OF - more, was
taken up. There was most excellent music ~ Dod'
worihs and kendalrs Bands The latter Of the-e AZ.
giving Concert in the Exchange >a-oon
The Degree Of B. A. was conferred upon II young gen
tlenen.
The degree OF " A. vss conferred upon large mum
Der IN course
The Honorary Degree Of NJ A. was conferred on the
following: - -
Rev stephen Doid Of East Haven Rev. Oiyes .; BUY
ierret, OF >ofh Brian; Thomas d. jane 81 rI.a-ri
plla; james II. Sanders. % Washington - - h1"uo
a. % Ell.n sior
The Degree o; VI. d was conferred On -
James Austin. Gardner Barlow. = VI Desils.s, = r.
ara, T. " Forbes. B. NJ Fowler IL II L '1ai-, " III IL
Rosscl, J. H. Thompson. Z. J1oi' = /, NlnirH
The Honorary Degree %; " d was eonie,,su On
BEN amin Rogers. George Blacknan Off1 ni,ri' n 4
Manwarng. :. :. Moves, r. 7. Wsire- o. II. = yy.u-
The Degree OF l. l. Z. conferred ON tns i'.o".--
young gentlemen. members Of the Law >ch1e'
d. 3. Beach, W a. CLARK. {. l. & ulaoi1' r L. LOWS
l. r Robinson, : ". R0v-fon.
The Degree o. Ii. D. was conferred "a ~.
kes. President Oln. u the Wesleyan 1Mfris4! Ms
Escel.ency, Roger ;. Baltwil-
The number Of students already entered the present
year Is over sixty Of whom soPhomoTe' the rest
Freshmen. The Freshman class Will probably be IN
creased to 100 al the beginning Of the term
JAMES g. GOULD delivered the Vsedciory he s
grandson Of the late Judge Gould. Of Liiehned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Thirst for Mnr.

The W lshington Union OF Thursday say'
For the information Of the numerous gallant citizens
who viii wish avail themselves Of appointments N i
army IN expectation al rupture vi Mexico We DEE n
u proper % state what have learned from the " ar
Department ths the presen; military establishment can
in no event be- increased ri0n fs Vrr0ns 'fgfslfiog
of Con gress snd OF there viii he no such sp
oirfeuts 10 BE- made until nrst authorized by aw The
militia only can only BE- called oui in Aid Of The regular
army. Is now BY law established.
There are now attached 70 the army many upcrnrmc-
rrv rraaus,es Of the Military Academy. Il for the
sctve and important service
We are happy 90 notice the signs Of patriotism
md chirairy which have been excited throughout
me republic hy The very nrst whisper q impending
var Tn. gallant officers oi our army and navy
esg,r for distinction honest cause. are literal
nnndsting the departments with their prai,e~oriiy
,n,ir,tions for active service while The people pre-
IN an almost undivided front against the menac "a
,-,s,uae assumed by Mexico. Whole companies of e'
~ We una, rstand have volunteered their al IN any
FORTS which the government may assign them Ia he
sr.u, OF hostiies and should general cal be- mace
10. he nation for volunteers who can doubt the aacry
With which would be answered oy muitiudes OF fear
ia. spirits from every section 70 ne country an- te
,isIy from the green valley OF the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23

INDlANA-Wc are disappointed in finding that
ali three parties have not been able to rout tine
Wings utterly. The Senate remains lie, last
year but the Lieut. Governors vote will unite 1t the
wrong way. At least two Districts have been
thrown away by Wing divisions, and the most
duous efforts were made to throw away two or
three more, but without success In the House,
DISCRIMINATION and negligence succeeded in giving
the Loco Focos a triumph, though not in half the
Counties where the chance was offered. In Nigo
County for instance we said knor by mistake, on
former occasion) ten Wing candidates were started
10 fiji two seats and though some of them probably
declined before Election, the disoreanization was
not remedied, and yet two Wings were chosen
Last year, two Wings were chosen from that strong
Whig County by Loco Foco votes over the regular
Wing ticket. The post OF Wing candidate must be
agreeable in such County.
The Bneyites have thrown their votes so as to
put Andrew Kennedy back into Congress TO go al
lengths for Texas and Slavery. when they Nigh,
have elected man as hostile to Slaverys encroach-
mcnts on Freedom as any OF them. Dr. Thompson
i, dead but they are alive to do just such trick
again. whenever they are needed by Kennedy We
presume they have helped in some more of the eich,
Loco Focos.
Gov. Whtcomb Hon. T. A. Howard will pro-
badly be the new L. :, Senator. The three Wing
Supreme Court Judges will OF course be elected, to
make room for Loco Focos. 60 ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23

We learn by gentleman direct from Delhi, that
= strong mounted posse left that place on Tuesday,
in a North Easicrly direction, and was reinforced
1t Roxbury TO make ii at least two hundred
while similar force was preparing to join II
from Greene County Its destination was under
stood TO be Blenhein, Schoharie Co. where il was
reported that Scudder, the Indian Chief at Andes,
lay concealed, with one or two conederates, and
where concerted and formidable resistance 10
their capture was apprehended. The posse set out
fully armed, and anticipating collision We trust
his expectation will be disappointed
Delhi is camp, full of prisoners and guards
with two hundred men constantly under arms. The
deepest evaporation against the Anti Renters still
prevails there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23

The Union publishes the following letter
1880. -. D l.lE

The Union publishes the following letter
GALVESTON. Aug Q lsf5.
We have no late inteii-ence from The Convention.
Rumor says that the President has .sit "asinso 10Y
Justin having been invited 20 DO by the Convention
Who wish 10 ~ bis consent 10 change our form 81 Go
.erpnient Immediately The manner Ia which Il : pro
no.ed 70 DO this. i not known do not believe nlseN
ba Pre- sdeut Jones Will consent 10 any such measui
dis friends here generally. are OF he same opinion
nave every reason 10 believe than Mag ponelson 80 lar r.
1e i concerned would decidedly disspprose Of such
move I DO not believe, however ihsi anytln- can ol
-.s,bili-v ~. done 20 csfea. annexation The people
m, determined upon ard il j, 70 be hoped that no
Drcc,ae action on the part OF those delegated 70 aot
Tor them will throw difficulties IA ~ way hnd am
.,fisf.d in my own mind that President Jones VII a.
ID in his power carry ont the expressed wishes OF '
.eople He viii DO ii in proper season ana IN proper
Vay and have no doubt hut he viii Ia AL matters
show himself worthy Of the h. confidence 81 me PEG
uia of Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23
still Later from Texas.

The cutter Woodbury., Capt Foster, which
left Aransas on the 9th and Galveston on the 10th,
has just arrived
Major Donelson came passenger in tie Wood
bury.
The ships Victoria and suyiah Were to leave Ar
ansas on the 9Th.
The United States steamer Monmouth had arrived
at Arkansas in leaking condition 90 bad that the
pumps were going continually TO keep her aiioai.
We have received the Galveston News OF the
ih. The sloop-ofwar 81 Mary arrived a, Calves
ton on the 5ih from Corpus Christi. There are 1000
troops at -. Joscphs Island where they are com
iortably situated. Their Interior destination seems
not to have been fully determined upon The Fal
mouth daily expected in the Gulf Speaking
Of the Mcsican elections, which took place on the
1t instant. the News says:
The result of the contest for the Presidency Of
Mexico between Herrera and Gomez Fariss which
vas To take place the lst instant, will be LOOKED
tor with considerable interest Herrera u said 10 be
in favor of centrasm, and Farias has the full conf
dcnce Of the liberal party. He advocates the resto
ration OF the Constitution OF 1894. II is said hi.
prospects of success are far the most favorable
Possibly his election may give TO Mexico period
e comparative rcposc from the oppression and an
archy of a succession Of civil revolutions.
y o Tropc Extra Aug. IL.