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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-31

'-----I.ts tarl tnss ir . role
when tctt az che t,F.us .atSu4 aud '4t '
Once or twice IN eIecuting .ome sudden and
eItarAgsut gesture, he osmd very near tall
ing Of the platform, which vas not ,rt,
firmly lad bu, nothing could da,urb him
lie felt h,s soul IN ann. and eager Tor
the ray lie could sec uu,hlng LcaI
nothing. and feel nothing hut the how md
Itic theme And tDt t'us,qur I,ht
he deuNet.da syeo. u, OF suupas,l.. lui.e
and beauty "A speech which held IT.. suGl
ence nj times almost hreaihless snd which
dehed the ait of reporters to record. Ii waA
IN fact speech Of such maCni6'snce Of
thought and dlcuun that we never eNt&ct- to
hear It's equa IN ktad al lt ct. We have since
heard nearly all tie great orators that tins
country can boast, and have carefully ubset.
we'd Their merits, particularly those OF the
impen ioned class, like Mr. Bancroft: but We
have never hCato ut seen The INA. ihst we
could make a speech 80 ietvid, 80 richly
wtoUgh, and nlalt with beSu,le- 81 lony IN
tone, - magnificent IN eaptcsSlon, and 90
iul Of sound sense and bold originality Of
thought, a. tina, whi.a we have described
above.
Mr. Bancroft 10 probably much less enthu.
stastlc on ufdiuar, ocrsslun, than re was
AT the tunstd dInncf--but We are assured
that his speeches and addresses, although IN
no respect uupleasaully redundant OF over
wrought are grrctaI,y distinguished w sim
liar lctt7r aud hrilisncy OF style Iii, his
ioucal works, Of course, alc muio closely
pcuned.
A politician and stntcenan. Mr. Bsrc.
roft IS believed to be somewhat too impctu.
on, and poetlcal in his iicas-oftcn radical
in opnlons-and t. lack that severe disci-
''l'c Of thought \ 1t m 1T "hl"h - More
tile education luan o. one purely literary
Mr.. Bancroft, We believe, va, educated for
the mlnlstry--a profession wkisl requires
but small stud Of tie powers 4 the uni
yer:al dollar, or of thc c narrative merits
Of Free Trade, Protective Tariffs. or any
other problems in political economy In
politics human interests are decidedly par
amount to divine Observation-Disclosures it is
no marvel that one educated man as Mr. b.
was should exhibit some lack uf adoption
for the Office he la. held Asa minister to
the Court Of 81, James, however he will bc
more in hls clement, He is an elegant
gifted, and highly cultivated man. cmincn,ly
distinguished in tho literary world. by his
historical labors-and wei fitted. in every
respect to maintain the heh position which
he occupies among the sdranS Of the earth
As successor to Mr. Everett, at the British
Court lc viii rather adl to, tlan diminish.
the reputation which that clceaut scholar
and finished orator has created for his c,un-
try-and we rojocc at his elevation TO the
honorable posi-, which, We have no doub'. he
has long desired TO occupy Daily MaH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-31

The moueut NJ Wooster closed and Nf
B'hotut ~s' announced he dariei from ,cst
IKE an arrow rom bow, ard ustng Upon
The hP, OF ins toes, viii uplibes hsnds sni
screaming voice, 20 launched al once iutu
= torrent OF his most imretuous spqucnce
ieitld.g lowing and bu,hsnI IA tho sIirsms-
Gaming and JA,hiug. and casting Aishs tor
tcrt-uke sptsN TIMED wih u!ubo~ hues-
and maintaining Ia widest and most gut
geous flights, clear vein Of ,ione good
sense, and vigorous org ln,luy Of thot
Which astouish ed, while Il CARVED captive
he lss,' poctcsl 81 minds Ae; tie sposkei
pe i'otmed more osoluhuus thin French
daucing master IN a plrouu'-and tossed al
most
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

Ths despatch has now been brsere the pub
lie for more than q year, AMI although the sub
isci OF ~ has bcen referred tn ian conversations
with your Esccllcncy. and has been discussed
I'm the Chsmb~rs. when, il my memory serves
me well. both the concerted action and the
conjeciuIed protest were disclai,ncd, I have
Z never received the slightest ~in,iInsiion from
the French Government that its state ments
! wen, questioned. The positive allegation Of
the paragraph | have quoted. conveyed in Ian
r,me~ OF characteristic ~cosrscnsss. which
~hould not lightly bc applied to men who have
i'm eminent und responsible station long pos
I sesScd The confidence Of the IL Government and
country. IN, wing been conspiciously reprsitced
in a Trading Ministerial paper, under Tue eye
OF The French Government, 10 rinain silent
any LONGER were Ia manifest an unworthy IA
difference io private reputation 5s well a. pun
lie con-,de raiion. The former hss never be-
fore been s-siilcd: when the latter can b. with
impunity, 1 can no longer serve ouf country
with honor and advantage.
| feel il ms duty, then. b. fore giving public
contradiction to these charges, al once TO re-
quest your Excellency TO enable me To state
that they have not, in the slightest degree, tie
authority cor sanction OF the French Govern
meni. Whatever feeling may have been eN-
cited BY rcen, political transactions cannot
but persuade myself that IL will give your
EScellcDcy great pleasure promptly TO exone-
rate from such unworthy accusations a DIS
organ OF the Government oi the King. which
cannot and should not be considered rcsPon-
sible for what j. publish 1t therein, whether
for articles emanaiing from that Journal itself,
or those borrowed from foreign journals. j
add that. in regard to the question ct Texas,
nj the same time that the Government OF the
King has pursued the course which seemed to
b. ia conformity with the views OF a wise
policy and the interests OF fmncc. II has
never had, a. you have already received the
assurance. the intention to do any thing hostile
10 the United States, or which might give
them a just subject of complaint. | take
pleasure in repeating II To YOU.
Receive. I pray you, Sir. the renewed ussu
rance Of my high considc ration.
Paris, Jan'y 3. GUZ0T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
OFFICIAL GEoGRApHY

The order given by Secretary Ams,rong.
last war. directing a government vessel Ia
proceed rom Lake Ontario tn Lake Erie. has
been standing jest since thu, time; aud here,
in Buffalo, we have nsttcred ourselves that
our whereabouts had become sufficiently
snownt To prevent any such exhibitions OF of.
hcial geographical knowledge ia future. Bot
we are mis'nkcp. amt must o~oknowledga .ial
we are OF vastly less importance than we hs
supposed, The tonceiI bss Ocen taken on, 81
10, > nn official document with which ",
have bccu favored by iton. J. Wentworth. IL
answer 80 his resolution calling fof iniorma
tioii. the Secretary Of the Treasury reported
the amount OF hospital money paid by officer
aud seofnen Ia The merchant s~ervicc. on IA,
lakes. Appended To this report is a tabl,
showing thc amounts paii aud expended IA
The several collection districts, the sahs,anc.
Of which we have heretofore gwen. In thi
table Buiislo heads The list of ports on Lab,
Ontario. Ignorance like this Is %unpsntona
blr.-BHg. Com msrciaf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
Legation Of the Uaiied States,
Pen, I.ut, "A sfC

49,
Sit nave the honor 10 acknowledge your
E~xcellency's note Of this morning. Ny letter
was not wntted upon the assumption that The
Journal des Debats twas the organ OF The
Government OF his Majesty although in the
very article copied. that journal j. qualified Us
the principle Organ OF the French Govern
mcnt." Its object. as stated. was to yndsstc
my reputation, public and private, rs grossly
-ssaiied under the very eye 81 the French
Government. in a place omt som which gave
to the calurnny a certain degree OF authority
before the world. | presume, therefore. that
in marking yous wo,e private" (pariietaier. )
IL is mt npteIsis-l by your EKcellcnry that i,
il mo-, TO bc used by mn in any manner which
! may think proper 10 attain that end.
avail myself oi this occasion TO renew TO
your Exccilrncy the assurance az NV high
consideration, VIM. X. MING,
His Earrllcncy NJ. Guizot.
Minister OF Foreign A1sin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

i s. ,u'fd 'hst rdnrc Imis Nspolsou
Deplisw Of DE gfsa E.l. anil ut ..a..
hoel a'a .,st' ri~'nefa Ir csstle ~ H,m
De- Dsen OFF, b.. rlrIt, rrnviiedb Doe vonla
p,eig his honor never io ds'mb To-, s@s,.f,or
tev, fnSaeni 90 Ffance hai boz decline. q, =.
osifc bis freedom on sacli conditions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

we p'n'ive by thu savcufsement of the
Company 81 ,e Balimo., American. that
the transportation OF goois oycr il,e Balnmose
sni ohio Railnoad has becu resumed the
hreseh "a 'h~ iniise Of Eys,alc having been
rstmifed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

distance OF about foautcen niles. This occa.
pied them nearly three days. When arrived
at Annapolis, through, hs interposition oi MI.
Hall. one of the leading mcu, arrangement
had been made To notify the steamer by the
iiTing OF cannon from the tort, ~ that when j
came down 10 the beach nearly opposite
Granville point, the keunebcck was proudly
cbsmpios her bal. The Ioe had formed over
tne boy however, NJ ihat II was with grrai
hnictity that | gut on tn0Tl. ani ihen AZ was
IN. o. mn be.orv ihs steamer hai passed those
DISTRACTIONS. This uas an UNCOMMON occur
nnce-so swift l. the TIVE here. that durng
the coolest winter for ils last 40 years this
bay has been fnugci oniy Oncc. Thc isfc was
IN the worst possible state iors pas,sge oui.
and we only succecdci with the loss ot eight
or ten paddle blades, which greatly retarded
our speed afterwards.
Ftom thence w Portland we had . fair run
except a head tide FOR . great rart of tn dis
lance. and arrived the 9, on "Wednesday alter
noon at ia 30 L. NJ. We had been telegraph
ed 10 miles out and ON our arnva! the whole
city had literally turned ont TO meet and wei
cone us. The piers. streets and railroad de-
pot ssanned with human beings OF all ages
aud sexes. | started oil the Montreal express
sgcnt, who was in waiting, and amidst the
dcalening cheers OF the collected crowd, the
engine bclched forth from her iron nostrils
and ] was ON the road TO Boston. The time
on the ruilusd was something short oi three
hours, bat ! WAS detained somewhat atcross-
iug from East Boston, and | placed my foot
upon Boston wharf al precisely ) O'Clock
Here my duties enicd-the combined causes
which delayed the express between this city
and Your own for fully eight hours beyond
what II should have been. YOU are acquainted
with. and they need no remark from me,
Respectfully your obt serv't.
GEo. JOHNSTON.
I. S.-Ib have rccei,ed by the steamer many
congratulations from friends in Halifax upon
my escape al oW Informing me of the indigna-
,ion felt by the defeated parties at my final
succcss. and OF the good wishes expressed by
the inhabitants gencnlly for the success OF
the whole enterprise. upon the resul, OF which
heavy bets had been made.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
A CARD.

NM
We, the undersigned. being nas.e,,.v, a.,
The new and splendid passenger s,eam@r CIR-
CASSlAN, Capt. Bennett, on hesrrp<5t trin
iIom Cincinnati To- Wheeling they take great
pleasure Ia recommending the Circassinn with
h9r very clever aud ge~ntiemauly officers. as a
boat combining great speed with superior se-
Communications, and la every respect worthy
of the public patronage.
James Lees aud 2 ladies, New York.
u. "A. Hunt, Cincinnati.
w. +. Psrhall, Lebanon. O;
J. S.. Gilchrist
J. III. Shropshire, Kentucky;
James vi. WOssan, I"
Srm1 Smith,
=. Noyes, New Albany, Indiana;
y. Co@1eIi Lebanon, o,
X. w. Gilchrisi;
g. NJ. Master
W.P Stowell. L.banon, Ohio:
Lewis Coppage, Nv;
Calvin {. Wick, WAYNE, O.
Isaac a. Henley, Springfield. m.
Lyi ID. Short, Cincinnati;
H.. T. Harris, Newport, Ky.
Doctor Stewart. Covington. XIV.
John w Cochrsn. Pittsburgh:
FEdk n. Taylor, North Middleton Nv.
yobn b. Cobb, Cincinnati;
yo-cPe A. Walker, Columbia, Tenn;
Moab Saith, Nv;
Saml Allison. .
w. TslbOit, +"
a 7. Peek. Danbury. Conn,
Ihos I. Bysn. Nv:
VT ISmbiin. Rising sun, Ind;
- " Garter Pusski. Team:
Thos J Kelley. Columbia. "
GeoTe D Cock, B~fownssille, Pc,
John Hunter Wheeling
John iewis. Ohio.
thsfies kin,h, CiaeitusA Gke7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
HOUSED OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
HARBORS AND RIVERS

uT- II Is stated OF a celebrated dandy. who
was more notorious Tor running in debt. than
IN paying his trsdssmcn, that hc siways made
an exception in favor OF his wig maker, that
he might be enabled TO declare that he ,rore
his o,ra hair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
FIREs IN ~HnSrON--Thn

FIRES ~ BOSroN.-Thc Boston Jour
mel of Saturday Says-"The fire department
wascslled q five several times during the
storm Yesterday and last evening. At 8 o.
clock, L. NJ. the alarm war caused by the par
tial burning of Brooks buildings in Cam
bridgeport. A, ~ r. NJ. there wa n false a.
larm. Atl0i O'Clock in the evening. The a.
lsrm was caused by the burning OF an unfn-
ished dwelling house ON the fremont road.
RoAbury, Opposite Days factory, which WINS
consumed. This fire was undoubisdly the
work OF an inccndiary. A IL O'Clock the bells
rang again Tor a fire which was discovered in
the dry goods store OF John T. Burgess, III
Hosmer's Grsnile Block, l2l hanover stree.
The fire was entirely confined 10 the room ii
! which il MAS discovered, aud the damage u
the building WAS very iuling. bu I tho stool
OF Mr.. Burgess was pretty welt usai zap b,
FIRE, smoke and water. MIR. B.s stock wa
valued at about 81 900, on which he had So.
600 insurance at the Merchants Office in ihi
city. The origin of the fire is unknown"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

=. s"ss'ls River La'-ry. cia., N. 81
10 Ne ass~" .. w.l.,"s'sa. rA.s-isv. Mach N.
sssovv :' 1000 .a 1890 .s Iees
Is N.~-t2 taikss.. Ticl.,. -. r.rs
Pa,kss- IS ~haies go; share, IN .,,..,,... u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

PstaSashs Rises Ls'esy. No 81.
u ~ ss.~n 81 w.sinsisn. Monday. Msrrh is
as Me- Ia taiLsa. Tsekss a.: c.,.~~Vv
package Is ~hoiss els; shares In psov,r,,.. '"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL
wAsHiScroS. fcb'y %. rs.
SENATE

h
SENATE.
Mr.. Brecse presented a memorial from A.
Whitney. asking a giant Of land for the pur
pose Of constructing a nail road To- Oregon.
THE TARIFF. SC.
Sundry resolutions Of inquiry were adopted.
among them one offered BY Mr.. Simmons I'm.
siruciing the committee on Commerce To as-
CERTAIN the prices OF the leading articlesof Inn
port which come into competition with our
own manufactures, the products of our mines,
&r. FOR the two years last past.
MILEAGE BILL FRON THE HOUSE.
The Clerk Of the House appeared and an
nounced tho passage OF a bill Ito regulate the
mileage .d Senator's"
tho Judiciary.
OREGON DEBATE
The Senate. proceeded To the consideration
ot the special order OF the day, and the Ore.
gon debate was resumed.
MIR. Dickinson, who was entitled To the
floor, addressed the Senate at length ON IN,
question before them, claiming the whole
Territory to 81. 10.
Mr.. ID. spoke until three o'clock, and with.
our closing gave way In a motion TO 20 into
Executive business, after which the Senate al.
joumed.
HoUSEoFR REPRESENTATIVES,.
HARB0RS AND RIVERS.
Mr.. Tibhatts of XIV. moved that the Ho,se
resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole
upon the State OF the Union, for the purposs
OF taking up the bill for the improvement 81
rivers aud hsrbors.
A debate was continued by Mr.. Rhett oI
s. C., Mr.. Grower; OF Tenn; Me-. Mcconnell
OF Ala. Mr., Schenck Of Ohio. aud Mr. Went
worth OF Illinois.
The Committee rose. and the Speaker laid
before the House several Executive communi
%aaiions. among them the Report Of the Com
missioner of Patents.
The House then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
$4,000.

Gra'd Cesss f'ds'ei L.nuy. elss N. II.
To hs drawn ., Wilmington. Saturday. s,s,cb o,,
] 81 sJooVo ! al 10000 I Of 6o00 I:.f 5000
% N".- IL n'''.,. Ticket. sl2, O~u,heA,e Of
package rs Whole si75; share. ~ pro,-O,s,u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

Nav OaLgtKs Fcb. lob. 1910.
The Legislature have just elected NJ SCI
". Dowss. L 8 senator from 'hc ga Marb
1877. He hos hir ialcnts. but lsa blt,fpar
si4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
STEAMBOAT

W
the Norfolk Herald, dated Elizabeth city, y.
G., 18th instant. says-Wc have lust leaned
that this mprniug about u O'Clock, Tee stsa.
mcT Pioneer burst her b0il,f. s~caiiing four
persons N badly that their lives are despainrd
Of II appears tbe Pioneer was Ou her way
down, aud got aground on what - called the
Moccssxin track. omd while tle hands were
10 ir act 81 getting her Oh the boiler b,usled
.toaing away the stern in spch = mannc ss ia
eause hes ~ sink immediately. TIE iOuf
PcfHops scaldsd were to- engineer and ,hfec
nrenes Il is s'5ted thai SIC lies immediate.
y scrUss tiF track aud tits impossible e. set
ovens yawi boat b. h,t.
Times Of battle-ground ~ t1mman pleas IN
20 18th tifruit Of Ohio.
~ mont lsrch2 Ma, IS s-p,e,,.., ~
hgarot April 10 IDuc 80. Otob.r 10
tgergseg-M Mach 13 June y U-,ol.r :
Harrison April e. August ~. No,cm
trr2
Lg,ysoH- MAY T. September 2. No,,m
! bcI lb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

Representatives on Tuesday last: w. cou-
fcss we do o oomprchendit and think there
mus, be an error ia the publication. We
have seen the mail fail TO cross and connect
more ,hm the number of times somcd, in TIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

Pskom'ke Rives i.-,sr,. cias. N. 50
u" he drawn 81 Wilmington. Tuesday. M,rh "a.
god $4,000 ! 81 5000 eis3es0 .f 1850
rs S's, u h-iio,s. Tickets ss. e.sn6es,e. %
whales Is d.iiss.; shares in psuyssison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

P~"k"uake R,ves Ls,sry. eisss n. IS.
I'he drawn al wiln'ss,"s.. "Wednesday A,.rol ,.s
! .. sisoco 81 1000 "f2tiS loii1sl
Go N,--tt bsILsss Tickets a. ,.,,,sr.nss
- Whistles SO d.i.; shares In pr.p.n,.o-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

P..kcmok- Rivss Lottery. Glass Ne ei:
To be drawn n, Wilmington. . har.dsy. Msrh &c.
! a $4,000 I oi 5000 oi 1000 II of 500
Is Ncs-i3 ballots. Tickets e2l; esri6cs,s u
package &c wh.lss esT; SHARES IN lryt..ri~..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
CoNFLICT MYTH INDIANS.

The Milwaukee Daily Gazette, OF the 9th
inst, states that, just as the Wisconsin Leg
~islature was upon the eve of closing their la
bors on the 81 inst. they were advised of n
difficulty which had occurred on the WILSON,
sin river at Muskoiay. near the line OF Grant
aud Iowa counties. between several Indians
and some whites living there. IL ems that
a small party ofthe Winebago tribe of Indians
stole a canoe belonging to a white. The own
ef OF the canoe. in company with several OF
his ~neighbors, pursued the Indians aud gave
them a pretty severe dubbing. The Indians
| rallied, 10 what number net known, aud met
the whites again, who had secured a party Of
about forty, both sides provided with firearms.
Upon meeting, the whites sent a messenger
with q flag Of truce, who was received with
tokens OF menace and defiance; Indians
then fred, wounded two whites, SNyth upon
being returned BY the whites, resulIcdt riiher
in the death or wounding four Indians. Thus
ended the contest. The application 10 the
Legislature was 10 lcgalize the organization NJ
a company Of horse which the citizens bad
rsisedfss their own protection, fearing a gen
eral attack by the tribe. A bill for their relief
osay passed the Council.
The New York Express Of Saturday, p. NJ.
says
There Is decidedly better feeling in every
thing since the arrival Of the steamer. Pub
lie attention is now turned to Washington 10
see how the news will b. received there, and
what effect IL will have. Although no one
article has jumped zap, yet there is renewed
confidence. and persons who were waiting
are now prepared to make new arrangements,
and TO embark in new business.
We have Seldom Sren more striking effects
from any news Produce IL held more firmly
hat xxithous material chance 10 ny,ce. H..
u dull; the last accounts dO not warrant ship.
mcnis. Rye and Corn are the only d%escrip-
tions Of grain that have improved.
oCgTHE BREACH REPAIRED.-we
are glad 10 be able tu state that the breach i'm
the Delaware aud Chesapeake Canal. which
we mention On Saturday, az having occurred.
has been properly rcpaiHd and that boats will
b. passed a. usual this morRiRg. The chssm
was ninety five FEET wide. but by enerpctir
end~avOr IL was elcctuslly aud speedil, closed
up, and the Canal again pfcpared ior nayiga.
toni. s. Gaz. 23d.
FlRE-Thc Cleveland Herald Of Inc l7,b
inst, says-The Salarsfus FACTORY and Lard
Ofi establishment Of Nj &. A. Dian. on 81
Clatfs ~, wcm burned last evening. lnSut.
gncr IN Hartford Fiw lnsursute Coiouny of
S2OOO on stock and fixtures. which will GOV.
- damages, and $50 on build.ngs-some
siOOless tau los.
CAPT JUDkiNS AND THE EXPRESS
-Gpt Judkms 81 the Cambria declared n
his passengers that b. wosld BE-, m.
press three hours in Boston n h. hsJ ~ -
hs boilers. The Agent for ihe CunarI sie,n
en 81 Hsl6s ss,e order, az 49,
should b. iet s. thsp pauI ts Cambria
lln 10"
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BRIDGE AT wHEEILNG.

From the Postmaster General. scco,npan-
led nv a report Of the Thru Assistant Post
master General. sitting forth that tho public
mail ON The Cumberland Road has bccn inter-
nipted by the impossible condition of the
Ohio river at Wheeling during the period en-
braced between the both November, 1912. and
lst January. lei6. twelve times. Between
The LIT January. 1910. and 29th November.
1912. the mail was interrupted by distractions
deemed insnrmoun,abIe, and consequently
failed six times. That the records ofthc Office
do not furnish the causes Of these six failures;
the probability is. from the period OF the year.
that they were caused by the impossible con-
di,ion OF the Ohio river at Wheeling. That
inference is strengthened BY the fact that the
proportion of failures between November.
1912. and January, lSt6. causcd by ob-,uc-
lions in the Ohio at Wheeling. and other un-
avoidsb,c causes, src a. twelve to four. The
report was laid on the table.
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$3O,OOO!
Nl1so0,

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The correspondent, AT New Orleans Of the
Baltimore American writes under date OF the
lith instant az follows:
am just in possession Of an item Of news
On Mexican affairs which | believe can he re-.
lied on. The garrison at Mstamorss has de-.
clarcd IN favor of General fareies' govern.
ment, and Aris,a has been suspended from tbs
command OF tle Army in the North. Thu,
the fresh atteInpt at revolution ia this dis,mc.
ted country has been defeated ia thg very out.
set.