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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01
Price Two Cents.

all Upper California North of Santa Barbara, the
full and quiet possession Of the American forces
renty very much the satisfaction of all the nhaba
who have been long DESTROYS Of seeing their country
der stable government.
The gallant and adventurous Fremont commands the
rihemen who went down the Cysne to San Die CO.
His animated with the bitterest feelings Of hos
ty towards Castro for his conduct towards their oxps
dition before the
The Commodore graphically describes the mode in
which justice is administered in California In
some cases, surgeons and purses converted into
magistrates, and admirable magistrates do they make
The people at first stood aoo but they have found that
true justice rather than Mexican law administer
ed and that costs nothing This has surprised them,
and is working It's natural effect in cencilisting them
Were the flag Of the United States 10 be hauled
down in California would not be replaced by that of
Mexico. The inhabitants Of California will submit
to the rule of their old masters.
Lower California too, will probably succumb to our
arms II the continues Representations OF its value
to will be made to the Government, and
of such nature as to induce prompt action unless Mex
CO speedily sues for peace The next news from the
Pacific will probably be to the effect that the ports Of
Mexico on that coast have been bockadsd Mazatlan
has been spared as measure of policy. II 10 now
American and English port rather than Mexican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01

The Darn de Ia Norma of the It'll ult, amongst other
details Of from Mexico, the most Of which have
heretofore given states that Gen Busamente had been
named Generain-chief of the western division Of tho
army, and was ordered to proceed Immediately to the
territory under his charge This comprises the states Of
Snora Snalva, and both the CALIFORNIA;. We sppre.
bend that his duties will be very light.
General Arista arrived ir Mexico the 18th of Sop
TENDER to answer to the charges made against him.
The Bishop of the CALIFORNIA; ST. d. Francisco Garcia
de Diego had died
The paper that the enrolment Of troops in
Mexico, Vera Cruz and Puebla going briskly.
and that the tobacco inspection department had offered
at their own expense to equip and support regiment
for the frontier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01

From the pier at the foot of Courtlandt street
The iow-pressure steamboat EMPIRE Captain b Macy
saves foot OF Courandt Tuescay Thursday
and Saturday evenings, az seven o'clock
Tine Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. n. Peek will
l-sys on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, at
o'clock
Passengers akns these Bost will arrive in take
he Morning Train OF Cars from Troy 20 Buffalo, and
orb 20 Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Cbsmpiain.
For Passage Freight apply board the Once on
the wharf
No freight taken after 5x O'Clock.
NOTICEAli goods, freight, bank bills, SPECIE or Wy
pther kind of property positively the owners risk 1901
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

The bil, No 81, entitled Bn act making ar-
pSopriition ior be support Of the army ioI
the year ending Jane 20. 1917. sppropriatcs
the snrghtile sum OF ~S6,i72.Cs2. The total
aPprppriat ons made l., Congress at liz last
s's,ion, W. learn. amour's to- ~ les q sum
than sir'y millions q dolors. ycry moderate
iur an economical despoCTuic administration.
The loco iocos sloutly deny that a national
deb, I'D national blessing. yet, whenever they
81 into power, they make a national debt
which tbc wings have 10 pay oil. Mr.. Van
Buren, was in office. with q loco loco Con
grrNs irom 1886 TO 1871 and they expended a
bout J2.OoJ,000 more than the revenue, OF
the government. leaving IL in debt abont
twenty millions. Mr.. PIN founl about ten
millions ~ the treasury, aud now, after two
y 'ars OF loco loc) legislation and execution,
the country Is in debt about fifty millions
This is going 1T pretty strong. but who gets
the benefit of this They say the wings would
have made a national debt to- improve the ri
vers aud harbors and m,ke internal improve.
ments. Well. II they had spent the money
thus would not as much COOL have come from
II as has now come. Which is best, that 90.
100000 Of dollars should be consumed in
flour at s30a barrel, by soldiers at Camsrgo,
or IN preparing the western rivers and har.
bor' Tor a safe and speedy navigation? The
farmers OF the country, Virginia. Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. aud Tennes
sc may, perhaps; think that they haze no in.
terest-that the owners of steamboats, are the
principal parties interested in the improve,
memt OF those rivers. Never was there a
greater mistake. The dangers or the river are
oil charged for in the transportation Of FRO.
duce aud merchandise, and the farmers have i,
To pay, at last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

their Senators TO vote for the repeal of the tar
~ OF 1912, sr ~roSign-which instructions,
Mr.. II. contends, he literally complied with!
lie then says:l
Ii may he regarded as no slight evidence of
the iaithiulncSs with which | adhered TO my
party obligations, that, after conserving, un-
der the pressure OF strong feelings, 10 vote Tor
the experimental tariff. provided il could be
meuded So as 10 postpone its taking effect
until 18th March next, ] had very considerable
doubts whether | had not gone too lar. Vet
IN my endca vors To avoid complaint, ladheT-
cd TO my pledge; and uobod, suffered to know
of my repentance. The minute before ! re-
signed. II was made known that ! could a
blds by that oBor. and u final answer was Civ
On by those competent to reply, tn I the bill
tcOHd certainly pass bithORi rau uoic. aud ~
ny alteration OF IL rouid cnddHger its passage
IN The other House, and therefore no amend
ment would he voted for. This was com
municaied To me aud ~tbrpuYon my rcsisua-
tlon WAS handed in TO the Senate.
(He then makes some remarks TO depreci-
ate the attacks that have been made ON him
BY his Locoioco friends; stating that others ol
the PARTY had voted against the measures o
the odminis,ration-on the Oregon and Mex.
lean 9uestions-without s,iug 90 nsured-anC
winds up hts address as ~follows:)
But a Senator from North Carolina. wis
enjoyed the personal confidence of the Presi
dent more than any other, supported his adj
minis,ration more zealously, and, | may say
more succe ssiully, than any other single ser
ator has done-sn early, intimate, unninch
ing friend, who brought to his heart as we
as his head, all he had of bo,h-has been lie
nounced aud slaDdered as a traitor and apos
late, merely because he resigned his seat i
The Senate into your hands, sooner than vic
late his conscience by voting for a measure {
legislation, or disturb his friends by ~resistin
IT. Such are the undeniable facts, look We I
their meaning.
Your friend and countryman.
WIN. ii. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Washington City, August 10, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
HAYWooDS

We publish below the concluding portion of
Senator Hsywood's Address in which he en-
'tirely eIcuipates himself from the charge of
Inconsistency.
] now proceed TO lay before you an unador.
ned narrative OF my party conferences i'm con-
neXion with this subject, and leave il for YOU
to characterize asst deserves the injustice hat
has been done 10 me by all those who have
brought into question my faithfulness 10 the
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. Where my defamcrs have
been prompted by malice, they are entitled 10
my compassion; where they have been led by
the spirit OF envy, they are more worthy Of
their own; where they have been stimulated
into activity b. a vain conceit or the love of
noterIety, or al a petty political eclat. they
are deserving OF my contempt, and richly are
they rewarded with IL. But ! owe il TO HON
Esr MEN, who may have been misled by their
uniounded accusations. 60 disabuse their minds
40 lar as ] can dOit, without a BETRAYAL of that
confidence which, amongst CE"NrLEMgE. Is i'm.
piled tn private conversations. no mattrr win +,
may be- their subject, aud which .ldom be.
t"yed without nisre presentation. III necss-
ossafy, have liberty 10 do otherwise. bnt /
snail aNoid all unnecessary repetition of tie
declarations OF others to me.
When the tsdd bill first reached lhe Senate
4 was ~ hditlAIit hNd tntu communicated Ia
an intimate political friend how al mcult /
Should find IL 10 support 10 without impor.
tdut amendments, expressing tu liiu m, cy-
ccrding auAiety aud ieat upon the subject
Immediately alter my return Co ibis CITY. tbe
first dsy Oi the debate in thv Senate. / tpll
several Of he SENATORS (dcmocTats) with whom
was most intimate, the same t.inp. and uo.
on a conference. suggested TO resort to r.sip.
nation; but they dtu not 8grtc with me. opJ
consented TO think further of chat. 10 lmI
btcu voted by the party To have 400 reference
dnu agreed 90 have 400 amendments 10 the bill.
Next day | held q long confidential conycrss
ton with the PRESIDENT on rag USrrru
Srhrgs himself up the subject, aud informed
hin 81 my determination not 10 vote ior Che
bill; but LEFT it bis discretion whether To keer
tlat purpose secret OF no.. 10 That interview.
such was my anxiety TO reconcile 10y duty
With the wishes Of others, that ! consented Ia
wuive my opposition, and vote Tor the bill.
howcscf reluctantly .prO,i ded it wereamended
so ihdi ihe new tariff would not 60 into opcr.
alion before 9Th Match, 1917. The bin would
litn have operated as q repeal II ihe lanHa act
OF lsl& and 50 Tor was willing lOsupport ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
THE NEW suB.rREAsuRy BILL.

To the Editors Of tie North AnerieaR.-
In addition to the Treasury OF the u. States
at Washington, the following Sub-Treasuries
are established by this Bill
Ncw Forthwith a salary TO the Sub Treas
ureI OF $1,000 per annum.
BoS'oH-with a salary To tho Sub-Treasurer
Of 81. 800.
PhladcPsid-The Treasurer of the Mint to
b. Sub TreasureT, aud to receive $500 i'm adj.
dluon TO his present salary.
ChdricstOH-with a salary to the Sub Treas.
urer ol 81 800 per aunum.
~. L0"is-wiih a salary to the Sub Treas
urer OF s., 800 per aunum.
Ner OrtcdaS-The Treasurer Of the Branch
MINT 10 the Sub-TredsureT, with an additional
salary OF $500 per annum.
The whole number of clerks allowed for oil
the Slb-Treasuers shall not exceed ten, and
no one IS To receive more than $500 per an
mum.
By the provisions of this bill, il would seem
thdt IL Is To go into operation inmedial ely.
except that the Secretary OF the Treasury can.
not withdraw the money now TO his credit in
any OF the deposit BInks. for the purpose of,
placing itin aly OF the ub-T TREASURES Great.
ed by TINS act, until the LIST OF January next.
On and att Z 18th MAY, all payments wha,-
SoepeT which are mad to the Goremment are
to be made IN gold aud silver or Treasury notes
very wise provision for u hard money ad-
mlnisirdtiol. All disbursing oRicers having
crehtsm banks may make their payments in
ciecks on those banks until ,he Isl January
n,xt-but after the LIST day OF April next they
are prohibited making payments in any other
manner than gold or silver or Treasury notes.
hA''e s.s-- ~"S hopes ,hat The Govern
ment would have anything but pa per money
Tor a year or two Ia CONF, we should see a
beautiful caItiug about OF the specie OF the
country, from one plItOl the United States To
another, and glorious opportunities furnished
iJr robbery during It's constant tTdnsinission.
Bat this will not b. the only risque ot loss.
Tue receiving and discussing officers all over
tie counurg, viii be obliged 90 keep their mo-
uey "a their owu olifNs. and burgdlers and
pick i5cks viii have a tue enlarged field Tor
their operations, Ia which 20 exercise their
taifnis An Opening aud plunlenng the various
sairs and irou chests where the monies viii bs
deposited. IL will not require more than o ne
or two years To- untold the beauties at the Sub
Treasury. AMI TO show the people how mucl,
more safely, cheaply, and adpdntngeously the
peoples monies will be received aud dis
bursed under this system than they have been
by tn Deposit Banks.
NJ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
wiNER's CANADIAN vERMIPUan

VET ORNs are the haitni source 81 many aad vesJ
Wv serious diseases, indeed there y scefceye eoin-
not hc produced ~ highly aggravated ~ the Pfssenss ot
these animals 10 the bowels. "taTes aieFeeufata say
dance, inck jaw, e~popicxy, inanie, afops} 9lthe head, m
hamaiiun ~ the eyes. perftted vision yatalysts, espcci {
ally At the muscles sslservieat 10 spoeeh, squirting, pals
phation of the heart, hitcups Dry cough, plcuratic pains
eruption, rheumatic pains in tMe Joints. &c. bT. Chap
man says that "cvery species Of Nofmsseeuls 90 have o.
origin md support iu a weak and teHaved condition. %
Tie di1ssiise orears.' Again be says, in al eales %
diminished strength and emgciatioH IT fame However
reduced. and especially VI The bowels Fhsfe n tie dfhiit
lated usie' We nav in child suspect Their exstsuse ~
FIeedy fCncrtti0n." De- GREGORY observes, ia cannot b.
q 'utstd ttsi o. week efrtr ~ Che digestive ofgaaa i that
Which principally icais 20 the protution 81 worms "-
d. Nu'd frutsrks. There b yt gfesf space ~ improve
meut boo the iuude 81 treating the complaint, fWorpsrl
The largest Worms mquesiiouaiy are found moe re
qucniy m Yuunr pc8pie or Ierrons 81 weakly ~ iueies
ie hhrcs and% dispectic hahrs. ard henee oaf arst infeu
ton shuud e. o. msiEofstr the system generally asd TIE
stomach end iu.Caliues penicuisfF
The foineiy Go which No would call She alteration n
ihe pHhiie B. one Which has pfoVel sucfgFsml fpf e long
tme. aHd IL o. universally scknoslcdrcd ~ ai who have
ired n. tUir faf sHp1fi0g 90 any al,ef ncdiCine ever es.
piuysd m discoqo ff which q - r-ecommcnded ~ sos
only destroys Worms and iuYEofa'cs the whole sYsfeic.
ht ~ deaiites SOD rafrttf on the fupfflhHndauf slime or
mucsus. eo prevalent tu She stpusrh and hovcia nf end.
dfcu. more especially flo-e bee lsd hctfh. THE rnras
iofms thu tfi OF nest m Wiish Worms produce their
o. rguisiu IN ibu tudf. N b. harmless iu IT, effects on fhe
system. end Size health ufthc paieut b aigsvs twnros~d
~ - use even whcs 90 worms ar discovered.
JOHN WfNER a. GO.
f9le Jgortic,ois @f ne ~.
Fofsa,e - PRYOR 4 PAUL., Druggists. b
fE7nR suuusl meeting oftbe Oha and Rroots couu,,.'
Agricultural soriecy " iu De- hsd e. ihs Noaniais
tpnA in Wet AN rftg, on Saturday. fle ah ~ Ernfrm
~ ~ J ''tiock u. ~. iur tie SECTION 81 uHtefs sad o. 2
hshtan.ou oft1c husuefs Of fhe a1ciet generally. A
Puuolusi a%tsndanse ofths meuters 81 foncfed
aug f-Hw J.ENgIfFH. frftF pro SER.
N'gAi ard iftnff1Pt WI rissss rutGsh nfcc uHtt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

IRGINiA.-1S CnA NrNRx-Atr ule~ be,A a, ,..r..
cut Superior Court OF Law end Chapeerv a., ns..
eounty an the month % August. iesG.
Benjamin =. Junkin, Compa.nsn,
AgainA
James n. Jackson. Defrus,,,
The Complainant hsvinr fled an snendei kiIl I'M M.
cause. ard 1he Defendant no, having entered his anpe.r
anCe aud ctvcn security according TO the act Of As-cm
lily aud the rules ~ this Court. and a. appear, ING ~ -.l,s
factory proof that he IL not an inhahitAnt OF this Com.
monweSiih. On m0ilon 81 Complainant b. counsel, II "a
ordered thai tRe said defendant do appear here on the 6r.t
dAy OF the nexl fAl icrm % khis couTt and answer the
said tumplaInanis hills. snd that q copy Of this order 10
forthwith inserted in some newspapers Published in the
city OF Wheeling for two months successfully and posiea
at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county.
Ao0py tt<ie ALIEN. L. AlpL
A. CALpNELt-a aug "a 2m Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
ALMANACS FnR 1slz

The subscriber respectfully informs city and
country merchants that he has just published
and has Tor sale at the Times Office No. | Ash
land Row, Monroe street, Wheeling. the Far
mers and Mechanics Almanac for 1877. This
Almanac, calculated by John Armstrong. is
upon paper OF extra quality. neatly printed
on entirely new type aud contains 36 medium
dnodeclmo pages, comprising the calender.
the Signs, Eclipses, Fast and Feast days, Ia
bic OF Courts, &c. sc. and will be sold
as cheap as any Almanac in the West.
Dealers are invited TO order at an early dav
as there will be no more printed than will
supply the demand, and we shall close The
publication by the last of September. Mer-
chants Ia the city can have them to supply
their country custo .ners at the cheapest rates.
J. +. WHARTON.
Wheeling, Va. August 10. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
MEXICAN ALcA1nrs

"h<NIShN corTespOn-
pcnt ofths y,apv, sfsuohiss -
me "leXtcdn Aica'dcS, sIys they are general
~ AMI universally despIscd. The poor man
stands 40 chancr Of obtaining Justice a. their
hands, the rich mans extra dollar alWays
turning the scales ia his favor. Gen. TAYLOR
could adopt no better way OF c0nciliatiug the
majority than by ringing the bells of every
place he enters, collecting all the people, and
then bringing the Alcalde into the centre Of
The Plaza and giving him a sound thrashing.
Not a blow would be lost, for nine out of ten
oi them deserve punishment any day in the
year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
ID PAINE & co., MANAGERS.

NTFFIINFI. VA
oWeidl drawings ofthc Grand Lottery OF
Dc'S"aro and Georgia, Glass No. = Ezra, drawn al wi
miilgton, Thursday August 80, 1886.
y = 4 II Is 81 50 20 - - IL 80
Lowcct prize s..
Ohcial drawing OF the Pokomoke River Lottery class
lb4, drawn al ilmington, Del. Friday Aug ~.
% 80 30 81 II - IS l6 ~ G ~ = co
- 81
Lowest prize 81.
Ohcial drawing 81 Delaware small Fry" LOTTERY. class
ly9, dawn al Wilmington, del. Thursday, August 20.
30 80 . 20 2 y ) 20 : - Is " a -
Lowest prize 81.
n. I. DORSEY.
S2 sole Agent for the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
ANOTHER HUMBUG.

We see it grayeiy asserted in some Of the
papers that Senator Lewis OF Aldbaml is still
IN Washington city, aud makes no secret Of
his anxiety that the present tariff will not be
sufficient TO pay the expenses Of The Govern.
ment, and that there is danger Of a resort to
direct taxation, unltss the tariff law j. amend
ct. A writer ia the New York Herald also
states that the Secretary Of the Treasury is ia
surdble To ava increase OF duty upon coal and
iron. 50 TIE humbug is 20 be played upon
fenn-ylsania sgoin. Another Kane letter is
TO 60 forth. We have heard OF wis. remark
al tlis sort. II o man chca Is me once IL is
ins ault-il le cheats me again il is mine. "-
We hope the Pcnu.y ]lyani1ns IS 10 rmcmbera at
ihe ballot box. dat Mr POLK g. d better tariff
man than Clay.
. poor coou,y wligs.
What m8ka- 5uu iuok 80 bl,f
We will have rult aud Dsla.
Aul lhe TariH ui ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
NEIRnl0CX

n Y. sISSON wouid respectfully announce TO the eiti.
~ lens OF Wheeling that he has taken rooms al the
MonroV House. where lie can he consulted until Thur
day morning. The oiPct of th- wish u 10 present 10 the
citizens an opportunity ofto-ting the great superiority OF
R al diseases. both chronic and acute,
such ~ paralysis, deafness. his. msreurial affections, &C.
DR.. =. viii deliver his lass Lecture uIon the science OF
Neuro.ogy At Todd a. How ellis Hail On Tuesday evening.
August Is. Amer the lecture aud experiments upon tho
audience. will t~ pr seaicd the living NONDkSCRIfr.
Doors open at u O'Clock, lecture 10 eomnence al Z. Front
seats reserved fer ladies. Admission Is cents. children
half price. aug = A u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
A proposition to divide the State If Miss.

A proposition to divide the State Of Missis-
suppl, with a view To annex a number OF the
Southern tier ct counties TO Louisiana. is
warmly discussed ia the papers OF the former
State. In the counties proposed TO be- cut off
lo'n Mississippi, the proposition meets with
very general favor, the people. in the Language
OF the Ndichez Courier, deeming il OF the last
Importance 10 their political existence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

The Pittsburgh papers are in a muss about
the origin oil the disastrous explosion of the
boilers OF the steamer Dispatch, on the Mo
nongahela river, by which two persons were
Killed. There seems - be very little iufor.
nation developed los the various statements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
LOOK HERE

IF any PERSONS are iR want OF FLY NETSjnst call AZ
- No. 100. Main street, a. we have still some very neat
on,S and wish to scithcm while the season lasts and viii
close thsm out az a small advance on cost and carriage
We have just finished sumo splendid Carpet Bags aud
catches, which We viii sn low for cash. Call and SEQ
aug n NICOL.L H. CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
". ANprEsoN. a. EsANs a. ADHESION. '. ASpgRsaN
w & n. ANDERSON & co.
MANUFACTURERS OF vIAL-. hot
TEE.Ar

- WHEELING, Va.
fNN 20 respectfully iutpgm Wes
-nlu 'nrf thry have euisfred their
Ie ~ 6 sfripfionE ~ Walls aud
% em aftd 90 hh 90 orders with dee
peteh. They hsor ric ia the bet 81 wofkwep oo9,
~ Hes' a'e lrfuf, themselves practical mechanic
It1 az 'htp.d 20 warrant their manufactures 9uai
~ " 'te 'nNel States. They respectfully solicit
H"ih fttn"f wanting articles iu their line, g. they
fti assured ticy can rehdef satisfaction 10 III. aug 20.