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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Wonderful Gre Of Pulmonary Consumption
M Thomson compound Syrup Of Tar ard
Wood Naphtk0l

Wonderful Gre Of Pulmonary Consumption
M Thomson compound Syrup Of Tar md
Wood Naphtkol
PmL.DUr PIMA, Mo, ,. II.
MrSP Thomrson-DoB Sr-ll is not Within
he power of lansuugo 90 express 10 YOU he srtu~
mds iec, hr your kindness, but md ! ahilty The
aWo ID ,p.f medicine sbou'd he s1Bnlca through
uuf lhc world ,oi ihe benefit ol suffering lumluuy
u every cline. DO not say Too much aud we'll
,ue.,td iacs bear ne oui, when say YOU'D com
G. uua Syfup ci Tar gEj Wood NnpilhU, hls.iat'ugh
Pmyileu,r. NIc5,ly raised me irom r. delih he'd.
Lasi hl I contracted severe cold r|csniIag In
violent inflammation al he lungs which thfeA mc
inc % mptd decline, With fsehiug co"sh, spr-ug 1i
hfuld. pllpHaii1u VI The heart oud oTpsrs,iuni atd
al times ihe oItCuii,ion seemed suspended, a yuil.
ness wonld come pvsf me snd ielt lint the pow.
ors ol luo we're hsi giving way. Nothing ! iook
/ benefited me. my pypoWe having 'cu me. my siu-
mach ard bowels uoius completely d~owngei and
my h,siciao gave nc up. ,aj ING ! was post nclp
aud musi d,o.
81, vickc,s. one oftbe puJorsieord, called 10 ssc
Z scd kodly brpuebt ms a huulc % yUus mtd,CinC
bot iou.d me inn dying Stale, he iolt iho medir,u'
however md p iaf feyiTsd as fu swallow VIII
rfeai difficulty 81 elspounnll and astonishing inase.
w. Bic sTscisj bsise tskiug my frt bauir ! ,ifsJ
on 6om my lungs "a large guaruy Of ,orfurl matte
Nhch relieved me wonderfully hud enabled m
lungs 90 heal Pie dises.e sac crmP'eeIy auss'e,
snd TO tour invaluable mtd.riue ainlc rAn m
, msomhon 90 hsaltb. Fotsonc ume { hal ch5fG
, ct the Jeae fsou r a soc.otya H,nd.rs Rr,m. goo
thousands tu1w mo nod cn bear ~rHss, dat Oh
Iorsou ststemsnt BE- strictly tuc.
WIN feelings afi as1ng rf,u'ut-.
tam respectfully gours Vc.
= WASHINGTON WArK.
Charlotte street shltc Grfgo
We Inc undersigned, trinT personally nr4 I'Ih'.
with Wishsaton M,cb and hs suh'n g.. no.
witness io Doc s.ansuinI sieeI' Of Ihom-'n
:, coussanuI g, mpo OF Isr auI Nlpaih', pnd zoe ifnl
= offhf above statement.
60 m4Epu WfEEER. go NJrh Third 81
DAVID yithbB- 70 hlu,.i So
if uuGu MClNttY
f. .rrarnfT.mrsnF Hri FHud' SH.
grl W JOHNSON. Mlik, Square.
..ff En solo Nafntl.f Western w..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
WESTERN lNspRANcR COMPANY
nrnN Han

-- IAFfTAf AVV-UUV
This eompany being now DALI orsanlte1 y
- prepared tomske Insurance. on FFsfg ues
irr Houses, Store "a onscs Newtth their con
rents. Aiss, Steam Boats Fiat Boats sud AZ
Boats with their csTeocs, 20 aadtfoHla nyfor'
en- TIVE Ohio lad Misslsufppi rivers. ~ theif fFlp'
uf.Fy streams. Application for lnsufanccto ~
made f,r the present sitne 0hice ofthe Vince!
ng <lvfnea fustitntlon
" RETURN uEMtUMs.
yUvuE WESTERN INSURANCE ComPa
ny Of Whceiipg will rclorn 10 peT eeni
on al premiums received for f~Isklfsssa iron.
this dsts, wkeie no loss has orcafs
March .isis. seefe'sy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
nIIK HATA.

A FTyE sssssimsst "a sr1 Nsp Nslestin
~ Al ulss "a be sesi style Aie q gid.
ereg1meet 81 ths masf tssh nsH'e Beaver sna
Nssssa Has. wash 80 rsbr iusife hrtfnesa co
6nfzses snd b~suiF ~ eai torn ani hnta 80
aa<<<fsessj tast5sf stn = faaepi "e"i
- ~ aIa,ssns tsns spi ,afsise "a Hs- arN "
ss44<. shf 81 a. udeh sre @aae cn Ms G~
spsestzf s~sfeespis ~ pine msisfsa 80 ~ 30
bes exs&mes. rA1~e ssh.ng ~ Fafehtse 81
shahsesEe - rsssH ~u s~f q ~ fhfif Hsru'aTl
- esis So $sseia~ tsssse Fsfrhssag - tn a.
ssssise4 eps - - arsols, - ~ fsrtNut bf nan
shetsssf . s8vsstsrs sfs nsapsri
n a. itsss fasnah~s ~ ofiss , s1sn o. e =
Dast k,sxes - esa 81 lea Man . rsst
sef W w rNF e0T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

HhAtIliA E0OIS-A spirDiid assortment Of
~ vanpns shaiss aad sn'of.. Jlst reed and Z .
$40 Ai.o Tor orBtH 60 az %yaflsuf Lawn . les
rspers ~ Nhte nuith Cinysr oad rhe tUgl st
Is~n Grass SEED ifgeHhef Nuh . tui ass"nmrri
ei choice = oset Herb Odd E.cn'sn' Vrgenhis
Seeds fsais - IS TODD.
Al hs siofe 40 y02 Ys,n sfset.
alt Nheshnr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

FPxTRACT or CORR E.-1hr arncIe
4 h1s been discovered ut lte 90 E"f"Ge n'd
De-. Become sr rrisht1l,d slower the tont'ncnl Hiei
every nm.iy 10 hts rsc rtu. noi only o. o s1'hg
pi &C. Tee. b.t ls e rtslaiu f0usdy 90 pn'reu bat
dreadful da,a.~. %, sqrtsH o. approves a. : taste
fine c.H-r.the UHlr AID uvcs ne belt t.c qnah
.Iy oi coffee. 70 t,-ar tIs ,,d,r,ber,r thau cggs
... ria.s pf ssy urrrt 1u~lc, ffc'canng; for sale
li,.s .1-e ON MClNNiS iioitUt square ~hp
'su.s .fe rga.i urhs .olcu Of de genuine article
ntU raf cen Felix Of Pi Who IS . lc Proprietor.
b.ye been w,l itai tctiuiu }cuons in Eost
Wheeling are manufacturing and selling Ucounicf-
irt nsIcIs bo5chy rauu u ihe pahlic against
biz er.ss ingos ION, ! would ulsp cautinn oil who
ere milling and vending n counterfeit article. 70 be
.afe,u boss hey ltmple on RIGHTS secured 10 oihers
Co., justice val bo melted out 60 them amply NEE
.1f.i rat ~ MGtNNlS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
oIL cLoTHs, rs cI0rHs T'tII

OF. CLOTHS. TtA CfrTuS rAblt
CIOruswlNpoW BLINDS ffHFSCHttNs
rOon pirrfs COACH CURTAIN sltff
gHEfs HAiIE fOn sinE woARu@. So.
pFkts STANDS e. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS tOB CiuipHtH
Vs.FH WDup 20 EttN Heeitsf va1ll fr
..s.f.I aam - tafhr = fp
Z 4 sseee sfisr of tsff fs'
n BEL as fetra- i
unu pn b. Csttf sr ffff H.af't
tre.ttt 81
%
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
no run LADIES,

lhhvc ra.i nSI sitica'., Wicnuun in as 80.
fcr'nts % stN'cs o,A q]la'jis, 81 CEt.. ~ 10,
wanisul ihs ltjtts lui hes Will dhi my s.,L o.
tosaiDr ahie Goods Jar .uras.iug any oiter la th,
city. Nhth ihct cW easily see ~ rtiiue and *
a,ntpgthcm They crn ave ihrm.,lsr. DE rrauh',
OF iD1sios cheNt,re, MS they Will aui any pucr-
und q%aaiii's ca rnt !-u 81 please. sp IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
JOIN N. oHEM A co.
MERCHANT |TAILoRS
No. go BALrinoRr 81

No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.,
N9yihisss' cor. Of Charlie, BALTIMORE.
Ava fso.stI EfIf s.uns aHd aDnimer
s4gpy 81 Ciofbs C1ssunsfes. yF-inE.. Sc
81 slieU lev u W make 90 order Boo HE best lnf
rus' Fashionable sfle
GENTLEMEN's CLOTnISG.
Cu soc .r.D.I f .tHtI HsU altdms Which .as
hrtu teI as 'r. .bs .trasf, wNI fa i.IHi %
.sfaa ra.4rtr..f ~ Iae frsf sra mei.um lHs'f 60
1I CLOTHING READY MADE ofs1rsryf af.e
lri F1.f roH.H
no VARIATION ly PRICES The '7ss''
pfle o.. ao.g ai.ssl 90 fsufes on e'ey gar
mfsI
Ife as.s~.r. Ee-u t.r'.me'y dued 1n Fog
10 -.ie Of gore. .g .a .l..- t.y rfee s
u.rf 80 gIIItls t--lHf E Nt~'l>a-
IT IF
al.I
D
81 r.ss a..Dhrt s ESQ afa.
"a ..If urUs0N 81 MORRISON
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coLuMnUs, 90 )INsURAScE ooM
pa<E

sGENCY FOR WHEELING
II X LIST. AZ ShugeS s. Sieile's Wafqhcuse,
watsr street.
vWyuEY will iskc risks on Buicings q Az
Minds
Sseanboass md Cavgocs. Factories, Mills
Kselsoer. Flaltosls ant Csrsoss s.. against
loss 20 damage by hGe,or The daDerfs and psfut
Of The seas, lakes OF ugefs, on ytry lagofabie
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Their agents are authorized "a make The i0l
losing tsfnsS Sith their ruAtolntfe;
Asy prrson insufipg q single ftss hY winch
rs trss 10 The company D. sustained shsb re-
csie8 4Sfetnfn on application 90 ttc agent, ol
10 p<f1ta} 90 fhe am eai paad. On nsu srns,
presfv1ne esid each year. amounnng 10 son
OF over, f3f 3 per ceai on Do; anoootrg %
2.cQ1 Or over, 10 per ceat. Jan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
B o d "a y xOR EN .

NiiObESiLE AND RErAiL.
zam~lIoOA STORE.
4NE ktt, Agt, Book seller and Station
eNS <A,alu Street Wheeling, Va. SO
,i,it tHe7sS8onagc Of his former rriends and
customer a. has OLD stand, where he will b.
ubietn supply them with Books and Stationery
az reduced pllccs. Tie has now nn baud a larg lie
gssottmsNt, aud ls conatOnllY receiving supplies
sf MedrOl, Miscellaneous Theological and
school hooks. Also, Bibles Of very variety Of
Bucior, MI OF which ~ is able to silotd "a
CHEAP as ihey can be gotat any Othet place ~
tsc t!ty.
HiEhsstpr.cc siyea for Rags ia exchange.
sep -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

MEL, MOORE & co, respectfully inform
y the travelling publ,c, that they have ny az
nulufemcnt vi'h Vouthcs q Co. ard O Hinton
extended iheIr splendid National Rpal Stage
Lines direct 90 81 LUIS. through Indianapolis.
refm iI1uie ond Vaudaiin, onI that unsurpassed
uulc.
EAST MAIL COACH leaves WheclinE daily
az 10 r'r.ocs = N, 10 Cincinnati IN 36 hours. To St
Lauis 6 j1ls
Flot Coach leaves Wheeling dbl arl0 o'clock
p W. 80 hours Go CiuCirnai. d,
TALLAiADIE'S Good IricrI Co,ch le0vea
Wheeling daily ~ 10 o'clock z NJ. 20 hours Ia
Naysyille, Ky.
Extras furn5hei M III ibc above lines 10 pnnies.
auh he p]uyteee Oi,'eeprg rInyclIagatni-ht
rs hoy my wish. +,
CGrc No IS w,refsl. Gyst door b,low rhe u 5
ilpicl Wheeling Va
ian ~ 81 COWDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
LANDRETHS WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEIB.

4 AFAYETrE MNEGLY, mkes his meihot
4 of inloruing INC public dni he has just 10.
cciS,I hrs Usual supply 81 Flesh Garhcn Seed.
utat'y pHi up 10 small PAGE q fnr reioilirg A. hs
seeds r,fUc TO hnn warpn'c!,aHd % he has ies'cl
the yialryurul ollhem, be Vtll wafIanpsil seeds
sold 10. hm o, be iu.h ard nl The hss' variety
Ito ha. Gl.o fsro,sfl a large assorlmeut al 'he
m1al bcouliiul vlusHts % Flower Seed. fIufsis
come anl examine hem.
( Sicn uf hr RED MORTAR nurJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

d. Shoe TLIoad itsis. BusIe., Knves. A~'s, Pee
y Bot Web. Cln ~. Boot Trees. Mails spatshle,
g Boot 1nd Shoe Ka,s up "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Or = T. UUlLNliNhfs
E@IlST4~enotst BE- Give 30 ionrh
-fg.t fs.s 900. hsfW D. Cent nal-e eea
ode snI $50 d.oes HrLsu s. ffefl itHeu tbntta
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&SEDE&.
LEATHER.
FETDEEGG.

btst baIHWDto t1IHiV soc Ic8'Ier. Vp1f
f%eaiher. Calf skius. Boot Morocco. Rid Lu.og on
Binding Skins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Az KEGs KENTuCKY 8 TWIST 40
~ TobAccO s., .ss ~ -
- Is W RAXrOy q 90
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CIINNCERN SALE
Tors ~ wnEtLING ANp I4rRANcr

LOTS ~ WHEELING AND IAGRANCE-
FHt bcGGSF NGN-LANOIN MARSHALL
COUNTY. &c &c.
aDtk>OANF r. he irl decree. node ~ tho
c"eu" SuPrrer Coau 81 fsw snd Chanrerv
= .A'o csn"iN Nrftaa.o 90 the l5s dav efJ4 .
ie'4 aoa -oh dag 81 May 1875. a. ,he suns n
bs'"eon TIE General lsssnace Company ofAlaay.
""e' Complainant.
Avn
'''fF ~ ; ltnr administrative Of Ehcnrzsr Ztur.
accra'"i. Aioxspt,f N CLsphAo. eteeuipi ui
Mos w Chap'iue. lhe sshi Aosapd,r. Josiah
"F"ncroy al May Aun has wile. ord oalefs.
HSfssisa,s.
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WA Cusr'y src Get-isu ash sgasfsrfsi. txcspt that
trtdas TOE wrtuen Signature 81 pr Swayne Cfcat
e'fe should BE- 'aken % purchase from tie fesuiariy ap
pnintat ascnf8
Tie Press, ire Mtdical FacUlty. and thou.
sands t0ko hare vssi DR.. Sgayne's con-
pound Syrtpof Wjid chsrry, all concur IN
proHouHctHg L one ofths best remedies evsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
The NIoralit, of the prsss.,

Such is the title OF the leading article in Sstur-
days Courier X Enquirer OF which though very
long, the following may be regarded as fair sum
mary
|. Fe!sehood is shocking bad thing
.. No gealemaais ever guilty oft
;. Ml'tCry gentlemen especially abhori,;
4 The Evening Journal and the Tribune have
been iytRg awfuly about the Cour Y Eng
S. The Editor OF The Tribune lies habi,uallv.
True, the 7Nesrs editor has claimed 70 have
any respect for the character. habits feelings o.
ysytleslR he Is levcler and eschews all such ann
Democratic precnsions. With him the ,r,h ia mo-, ).
rci9toas principle He does deem il essential TO
good morals because morals OF but little importance
of society which would IN oar op'EioN the world
into one grea, brothel by the abolition OF marriages and
the announcement OF universal righteousness. With
him therefore Is everything snd II talsehooi
will .reompsh his object we'll the truth he habi
,unIlv rr,o-.s TO il and Is utterly incapable OF feeling
that il Is either immoral eowardN or dsgrsceul II
ed that il is unsenteinsny he rdieuies the term rs
belonging srstocrats snd unworthy u 'sloftaihs
philosopher II its immortality were suggested 10 aim
&c would probably laugh the teachings OF the priest
hood point out the great objects OF his phosopcs re
form and under the plea that the end ]9snnes the
means so on his way rejoicing in his isssehoeas ana
he wide circulation he can give them
The words az oar opinion, above marx de
cided Improvement in the manners and morals OF
the Wallssreet levis,han. At any time hitherto
the charge would have been made without this
qualification. Let US take heart the world IS
growing better
6. The Editor Of the Evening Journs! has been
permitted to associate with gentlemen. therefore
has no, the same excuse
!. The particular whoppor which the Evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
Railroad Accident at Norwich.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence oil Inc tribune
NORWICH, CT Aug. -, l-l5.
\ sad catastrophe has just occurred on the Rail
road within the limits OF this city. The Long
Island train OF cars had left the Depot for Boston
when il came in contact with a heavy freight train
coming into town There was killed. and
the only badly injured Mr. Fisher the coEduc-
tor. Mr. Stowell, the Superintendent OF our Company
the freight sne but with the ngineer jumped
his life The other engineer and both
the iremen also saved themselves by jumping The loss
by tt.is accident be great One OF the engineers
e. Norwich and Oliver Graves closely locked
together that Is almost impossible distinguish the
line that divides them Al baggage and passeng ger
are much injured and several OF the freight
Fragments OF board. and iron thrown d number
OF rods OF. know not exactly where the blame les
the freight behind time. but the managers
the other OF this TACT and proceeded with
care. In haste, truiy yours. MOHEGAN.
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LATE FROM HAyANA.-Thc Schr. Merchant Capt.
hEAN arrived at this port yesterday. in days from
Havana. BY her received files OF Havana papers 10
the Goth inst. inclusive.
By an arrival from CaIppeaciiy intelligence
ceved at Havana the 81; inst An official paper II
SeO XIX) published NJ Merida the capital Of iucatan.
in is editorials expresses itself in favorable terms OF
the declaration (propuncjameHt0) OF several Mexican
Departments and upp!aGds the cali for Gen Santa Ana
The paper also that the Congress OF Yucca
tan had unanimously approved bill for the admission
free OF duty all Satpctrc and sulphur intended for
the manufacture OF gunpowder
The Diiro de Ia Marina of Havana states that the
steamers Montezuma and Guadaoupe, which lately De
onced 10 the Mexican Government, had been purchased
by the Commander in Chief OF The Naval post OF Havana
for the Spanish service and tcrm part OF that
Navy. Charleston Courier, 9Th.
FROM NAUvoo-The inhabitants Of Nauvoo have
again been thrown into a state OF intense excitement
Il Will be remembered that person named Carn went
there few days since for the purpose OF making some
arrests and was laughed AZ for his pains BY the fol
lowers OF the deceased prophet; whcreupon Carlin is
sued proclamation, calling upon the "ordcr-lovins and
peaceaolydIsposed citizen OF Hancock county 20 as
selble mGsSc march 70 Na;voo and bring the mock
OF his authority justice, dead alive. This
proclamation tended but 10 add 10 the determination OF
the Momons 10 resist the entrance into the city OF the
"Genucs" Hs the ants are called The SAINTS. nj the
last adyices were represented be sleeping with
in their hands. ready make deadly resistance at
moments warning and the ANTS were preparing 10
march upon their acknowledged enemies. 30 we may
expect hear OF another bloody OF these de
luded people in day two. the ants appear bent
upon driving them beyond the borders OF the Mssissp
pi al all hazards and at whatever cost.
FROM SAST, FE.-A number OF travellers arrived
ST Louis Sunday last from Santa Fe They state
that Gen kcorncy probably arrived AT the latter place
about the :2d Il supposed that any oppo
into Chihuahua as the inhabitants OF that region were
rather predisposed IN favor OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

DREADFUL EXPLOSION or FIRE DAMP-The
Pottve Miners Journal OF The 2eh inst has an sccour,
Of explosion Of gas which took place on the afternoon
o: Wednesday last 81 the colery worked OF Mr. George
Rich on me West Branch Of the Mt Carbon road known
as Lewis ve.n which most disastrous in its results
Il was followed by what i 70 miners as choke
damp. and black or after damp b. which eight men
were oTerpowsred. 60 vioen. was i: thai for long
a-ne no assistance could De extended 20 them
.uy and Mr. Rich, TIE owner who entered for this pur
pose. was near falling vicn MS philanthropy Al
4s taey were excated. SIX OF them perfectly lrsers
Die one named John TIley. dead and long after vet
another VINO though IN longer than any OF me rest
yet recovered NJ. Rich himself was. for long iIne
II state OF Inconsistencies and de!uE bur
Ing. al who taken from the snatt alive The
Of heartfelt in,-restthe prosUa:ion OF the
sufferers the dsmay OF the spectators and The agony of
TIE families of the injured presented OF those
persons who do not I've II mining districts can
form adequate idea OF.
LA. voLrSTEERs.-The brig Leopold ODonnell
arrived from Brszos Santiago yesterday bringing t.o
companies Of the 9Th regimen. Of Louisiana vounteers
Al the Louisiana Volunteers have now arrived from the
Rio Grande. with The exception of the two companies
which hsTe been formed from the brigade and received
Ato the service for rwelve months Lieut. Col Peck
accompanied the last detachment in the Leopold ODou
nell, with Captains Smith and Brasse!rnan
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had formed in hollow square. addressed them in
speech well written and considering ,hs, !, wa, read
from the paper. well delivered A Bible, German. En-.
sl-h or spanish. presented TO every man in the
regiment by the Young Mems Auxiliary Bible Society
and Prayer Book By the Bishop White Society and
others every man who desired it separate Bible
and Prayer Book were also presented TO Col Stevenson
Lieut. Col Barton snd Major Esrde. The Colonel Upon
receiving mis- sf, addressed Rev Mr. McVicksr in
eloquent snd impressive manner.
~ a meeting took place on Saturday evening
at the Park composed of about $50 persons in relation
70 certain alleged grievances which the present volua
teer corps on Governors Island are suffering s, the
hands O; Colonel Stevenson The meeting was address
sed by one wopersons when resolutions were adopt
ed condemns,ory OF the of Col Stevenson after
which the meeting separated.
- The Sunday Mercury mentions an article
in the Deutsehe Schnelpost from which would seem
that neither Christopher Columbus nor An,erigo Yes
pucc; WAS the discoverer OF the New World but one
Martin BehAin' or. as the Portuguese call him. Behsm
and the Spanish Benehera' who discovered ,he low.
lands OF Brazil. where PeruAm5uco is now s:tusted
made chart of the coast and transferred them TO
Gobus from which Columbus stole the idea OF West
ern Continent.
- The Sd0ks7 Exhibitions commence tonight
at the Apollo. We presume public curiosity has been
sufficiently excited to full house
DEATH BY GAZING Is or \ WEIL-On Thuns-
day afternoon about thirty years of age named
Lorenzo Rowley, by trade. engaged in
CURLING well with brick in Canaan. near Patchoyue
the earth caved in buryns him beneath to the depth
OF nearly eighty feet Ehorts made to rescue
him, bu, they were unavailins. Some hundred
people were engaged in the task OF digging out tho
ear H. but eight hours elapsed before they him.
and OF course life was He leaves wife and
four young children.
PoLIcE.-John Harvey. porter ut Tmnmany
Hall has been arrested for stealing from Mr. Isaac Lip
man, boarlcr there, pocketbook which contained
S2l7.....W Walton Cook arrested after eudeavorus
wound Otfcer Barnc, with Az for brulaly beat
ing his wife. Ann Wren, who seems 70 have con
sUcted character quite systcmStical nor ire
proachable 81 Paul yesterday preferred acomplSint
against John Caitvillc Tor having induced her 10 so
board the Osceola ot which ship he represented him.
self Capainl where he iorcby detained her froai
Tuesday 10 Thursday. The altogether unfit fci
publication in lis details and the Police Office III ue
Glas AZ the unctuous examination last night nice
lot ofbursars arrested on Saturday night. There
Were abut the usual number OF larccncs, sc sc.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE. August 20. 1876
Santa Ana sailed for Sisal instead OF Vera Cruz.
which accounts for his non-arTival at the latter
place before the steamer Mississippi left
FROM SANTA EE.
Letters from Santa Fe, dated July L. state that
Special Mission OF the Council was called relative
TO the approach OF Gen. Keaney There were
600 soldiers in the place. and 1000 on their way
from the lower Counties and report states that they
can raise $4,000 IN ten days. Fortihcauons were
building but the probability is that no resistance
will be made
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vsrE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's pAPER.2
Wing State Convention.

State Convention, to be composed of Delegates from
the several Counties Of this State equal their repre-
.cn,aon in the House of Assembly viii be held at the
city of Utica wednesday the 7uenty. Third day Of
September at u O'Clock NJ FOR the purpose Of
instng candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and two Canal Commissioners, be supported BY the
Wing Electors Of this State the ensuing Election and
to tanssc, such other may be deemed proper
by the Convention albany hug1ls 10, l346.
JOHN TOWNSEND JAMES BORNER.
DANIEL CADY, HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY II. H. HAYNOR
G. P. KIRKLAND GEO. W. WEED:
State Central Committee.
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From the n O. Picayunc, August -
Later from Mexico.
PENSACOLA, August 10.

PENSACOLA, August 10. l-iti
The steamer Mississippi arrived here this
morning from Vera Cruz, and brings that the
Tie and city and several OF the provinces have declared
in favor santa Ana and that he looked for daily
in the British steamer Hector Il is said 10 be Commo
dore Corners intention make him prisoner h= ar
rival IN consequence OF his svowa that he should take
part in the against the United states He will how
ever think, have enough 10 land in Mexico in
small port where we have vessels. This Is sub
stantly all the news she brings and true may
expect Santa Anas frness and decision of char
acter that he may proong The and give troops
aunther chanc. OF aliln. 10 ihe.r laurels.