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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10
Foreign ln,portations.

HAvRE-Ship Admirai-li cs e M Davis! Ward col
smonied, Bach COS Harnden & col &F K,rby.i
Lyon, Levy & eo-9 = Hsish, co-2E ti:dlsr.l Ma;
Henrck-lA Bened'c-2 Horstmans Sons-4 Marx Levy &
Bros IS Godschmdt Co.'S Born Sehuchard,-8 6yz, IT.
minger < col Werner & co.'s Victor 4 Achlles-9
Dnpre col Pierce l. Coz Habenhan a FsirchiId-
Bramhall co27 Kessler co-3 Gre sholtz-3 Russell
Mar.h0as Cert, Beer Maya BsrSy0t Smith Sumner
do II Witth.ns co-4 Moran Islan-3 Alen hazen <
COD Woram Haughwout-2 Cofi,. Bradley eel Will
hnson Stetson co-2 Seignete coz kenard col
SPIES D. Isebsi:s Faachs@s Draper Far.
chiids2 Spies, Christ coz Gilchrst Brothers co2 do
q Cohso.ls DC Reed Tsylot CO.'S sers.que,2 Has.
. MICA dsiiiaIde!. Rhes%sr-7 soadaId Lansing
Sar-l WIGHT coz Bccar col FERN Gates-l0 Benk
ard Hutton2 Fsnham-2 Blake Patt.rson-2 M Cu,h-
man Coz Nathan seber-4 kemisr Mesks-ll Noel &
Balliman-2 Curtis COS Jafny-3 "A II T& II
Mali-i h H Henricks-l Napier-4 L Cnok & co4 w H
Cay co., Levi z BeckerTI L Levy CO.? Murray,
Cos Suter, Price col w Benjamin X coil kaupe-t
Speyerl Schmidt & Andae-3 Austin spicer-l3 to Loe-
schgh Weiscndonck.2 Moesn I;em.eo bask. wine to
Stone, Swan co.. Schuchsdt Gebhard-l6 Corlies
Thomas COS Little, Alden X co.. Tettera u Blain-%
Spsldng Thcm,s Il Va-7 Mortimer Gawtry-3 cs Clark
wsst-sF N yones-5S Bsuksrd & Hutton Smith, Sum;
Dambmau--2 Brady Il ce-3 z Vosn-l Hoffman co., M
Dayis-2 CoIbt cos Beach 4 co.'s Gibson & col
3 TIMBER & Dambmsn-l do Y Bhcp colo DO Martha &
81 Rops@a " Mason-s { poSdHisF Costiuet Cog )
Miles, Ms, Hart SC sST
vngson Wells-2 Hart Co.'S Bourry dIvernos 4 col
Hose Victor-looo Pkgs to ordef
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, lS4S.
Good Signs.

There is a bare chance of peace. Day by day
we get, in the Senate, more and more distinct
disavowals against the annexation OF Mexico,
from the administration side. This looks well.
But we must have peace before the meeting of
the Baltimore convention, or the case is fore
closed. Mr. Cass, chairman on military affairs,
repudiates the absorption of Mexico; Mr. Jeffer-
son Davis, of the military committee, repudiates
it; Mr. Sewer, chairman on foreign relations, re-
pudiates it. We must hold these gentlemen to
their declarations. Mr.. Hannegan goes the
whole figure; Mr.. Dickinson, ditto; but Old Bull
lion is holding back for demonstration that will
make the dry bones rattle again. Mr.. Cass is du-
blous of him, and hence his caution. The very
silence of Benton holds the radical absorbers IN
check. The ten regiments will yet be detained
two weeks In the Senate from all appearances
1t will then go over TO the House, where it will
not pass. We think that no more troops will be
voted by the House, except to fill vacancies, or to
increase the numerical strength of existing regi.
ments. And why9 Because peace is expected
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BALTIMORE, Feb. o, lS48.
Trial for Murder-More Model Artistss-N


Trial for Murder-More Model Artistss-H
Valentines Day-Mechonics Institute, &c.
The City Court was engaged all day yester-
day, in the trial of Lewis Cum mings, charged
with the murder of young man named Leplat
Carter, about two years since. Cummings made
his escape Immediately after the deed, and has
since participated in all the naval actions at
Vera Cruz, Alvarado, and other ports, on beard
the United States ship John Adams. He stabbed
Carter with dirk knife in street fight, when
all the parties were drunk, and now has no re-
collection of the deed-5esides which, Carter
was his bosom friend. The evidence was closed
Yesterday, and as he has two OF the ablest mem
bers of the bar for his counsel, Hon. ohm Mel
son and Chas n. Pitts. Esq, the probability is
that he will be cleared.
A new company of Model Artstes have taken
the Holiday street theatre, and will make their
first appearance on Wednesday evening
The preparations in Baltimore for ST. Valen-
tines day, exceed those OF any previous season.
They are offered for sale, in every section Of the
city, and the demand continues unusually brisk.
The Maryland Institute for the Promotion Of
Science and Arts, have at last fully organized,
and have secured the upper story OF the Post
Office building as lecture room. They are also
making arrange ments, TO hold u fair for the ex-
hbition OF the products OF the genius and skill OF
our mechanics and manufacturers.
Elder Adams is performing at the Frent street
theatre, but he is deemed better preacher than
an actor. Burton, however, is there, and be-
tween them they draw good houses, and are
making money rapidly
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arrival OF Strangers
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AN AFFAIR OF HONOR ARREsTED.-We learn
from the Richmond JVhig, that an excitement
created at Lynchbug the Sd inst by the report
Of affair of honor about to take place between Msor
james River and Kanawha Company. The parties were
to have met short distance below Lynchburg and Mr.
Gill had already left for the ground, and Msj Gwynn
was on his horse when officer Burton arrested him.
M.jor Gwynn bound to keep the peace in the
.um Of 5000 Mr. Gill escaped the officers. 1t Is now
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Domestic Irnportatlons.

CHARLEsroN.-Shp H Allen-249 bales cotton. II l.
Leverich-57 do L & snyden-le6 Drake Mills-83 W
Phlips-l4 Sprague Robinson32 Spoford Tlleson co
80 ca,k, ice Emerc-s do Schmidt Vogal-7o empty
bbls Is bales cotton to order.
CHARLEsToN-Bsrk Carona-lOl terces rice TO Messrs
Sprague, Robinson co8 do to g Burkmyre-73o do to
Mess Victor Dachwitz-55 bales Drake Mills
bales do to Messrs Awster Mulford co-6s bales do to
do to Henry Coit~232 bales do to spracue Robnsou CO.
!52 bags Woodruf-3o9 kegs and 70 bbs s,d to
cts John Key95 sacks and peas De-
mill x col box to w Bailey-l box to Allcock.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, lS4S.
The Dog Lao in Force-A Nsc Ship, &c.

The Dog LatC IN k0rce-A Neto Snep, $c.
The canine race brought up in our midst, are
being rapidly decimated, by the dog mania, that
has nfamed the ignorant, to the belief that every
animal that is guiltless of muzzle is laboring
under the effects of hydrophobia. and must there
fore be despatched in double quick time. The
dog law is now enforced in nearly every part OF
the county; and besides the gentlemen OF color
who are legally employed in the persecution,
amateurs In the profession were yesterday EN-
ployed In chasing, the poor animals through our
streets, some Of the pursuers being armed with
muskets, causing more terror to the females and
children than the original cause OF fright.
new ship, to be called the Tuscarora. nearly
completed, at the snip yard of Messrs Vaughan
s. Lynn, for the Liverpool packet line of the
Messrs Cope, will be launched about the COM
mencement of the next week. She is to be CON-
handed by Capt Enoch Turley, formerly OF the
ship Saranak. The Tuscarora will cost about
500, 1000; her tonnage is about 1000 carpenters
measurement her length on the spar deck 1856
feet; beam 80; with depth of hold OF 20 feet.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Packet ship Admiral-Mss Adelaide Des0bry Pa
ris; MIR A Euler Havre-42 in the .tes rage.
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The telegraph will be complsted TO petrs By the lst
Of March ills impossible 70 keep up with the demand
fos issn wire,
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Passengers Sailed.
MALAoA-Ship SOPHIA Walker-SIs Oliver M Finelosa,
Div, Mr. SNOW.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF New York, February 10, ls4s.
RIsEs... .......6 81 NOON sErs.. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
HlG PLATFORM.

rsrnh);ean government, in which the
.se,,t,tiyes of the people shall pass laws
regardless of the will of hin VINO happens "
he President. we believing that the whoie
,,sorla arr better capable OF governing them-
sslyes than IS one man OF governing them.
The administration Of all the affairs OF gov
srn,,,sn, as they were administered by wash
;ngton. jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good ol the people
Honesty OF men and purpose IN all high
stations as well as low.
Forbearsnce from the conquest oil iorelgh
nations add all endeav0rs to extend our pow
or as nation, beyond It's present vast ooun-
dares. ....,
Dignity and frmness IN all our intercourse
with foreign natious and neutrality III 'helf al
fairs that while we make our country respect
ed abroad we may make II the peaceful asy-
lum for the oppressed OF other nations:
Liberty oil a free expression OF opinloh d.
,nong all men. s. that The oiiicers oi govern
nanG while they shall be required 10 discharge
their duties faithfully aud promptly to the de-
nartment and the people by winch they are
Maid thev shall be allowed TO differ with the
executive in measures OF government without
fear OF removal
The economical administration OF govern
nent-the payment OF salaries but no ex'ras'
and the prompt payment OF the national debt.
The protection of our domestic industry
and the money the country against the pau
Der AboI and oppressive mllllonaires oil Eu-
rope. ,.,s
The Improvement of our rivers, lakes ana
harbors. and the general protection OF the
commerce Of the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
The five loaves and two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
rfsu0p pT-Rcrrr. on THE IRISH IL

BISHOP PURCELL on THE IRISH IL
SURRECuON.-las Catholic Telegnfh 81
Thursjly publishes on extract ofa letter 'rom
Bishop Psrca.. IN which We find The follow
ins sensible and pnc.ical view taken OF tire
n cent agitation:
.slf Dee people of Ireland are rcPresSrd by
the Bisu1., onI Priests 30 Is from motives OF
humanity They see the hopeleSsnsss ot an
effort % redress by arms; aud II The millions
at home csun1t do anything. hundreds of .be
tb1us.u l, here cannot accomplish moe
Money sent TO such people, unless 20 buy
bread for the starving, Is absolutely thrown
away. What has become OF 1.-The Teut2' II
would have bought whole States, If ~ applied,
and furnished means TO transport the emit
grints Co hsppy homes. l. he ltisa people
had some iiiv West Point Cadets To dl>cIp-
tine and command them they might expe he
opress0r, fer they have numbers and cUaf-
age sufficient for the purpose. And We. this
once done, they have no navy, the Buu-h
could reduce ail The cities aud CHIEF towns
Dublin Cork. Limsnck, Beli5st. Waterford,
Nc.--to ashes. Tue only check. or revenge
iot check 1t would not be--would be 10 issue
Letters OF Marque--it they had Government
OF three months standing l0 do So-io lonkee
Pnvateer,meD. aud sweep The English coasts.
aud channel, aud sta,. wit1 Paul Jon $.
Until thrv establish such GOvefum ut.
themselves, or get di-ci p.lnvd by such hcers,
we may be- brow beaten TO give away our mo-
ney, but We can do the most oppry SD and
afflicted peOple on earth 40 good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

They BEGIN TO COME OUT. Col. Wpller's
friends begin 10 answer Ia regard 10 his ras-
caily Appropriation OF public moneys, aud
criminal breach oil trust III Butler county bat
they answer in ialsehoods The Statesman OF
last evening has half columuof slang, where
IN the editor attempts 10 get up a diversion IN
favor OF Weller, by attacking MIR. Auditor
Woods about some old matters. This Is all
right, If he can make it go. In the meantime
Mr.. Weller must lace the music on his own
account, and not attempt 10 gel out behind
Mr. Woods, who is fully competent to take
care Of himself.
You had better come out, Mr. Hero, ana
make clean breast of il. Sam MedAry can't
screen you il he tries, and the people Of the
STATE OF Ohio are beginning 10 doubt whether
that most veracious print, the Ohio Statesman,
always tells the truth. The Wings viii still
persist in inquiring what has become of that
money; and II you havn't got courage enough
to come out and tell, they will be very hard 10
believe all those stories about your spunk,
which shine out in those pretty romances OF
yours, which your friends term speeches.
Come, Colonel, and we'll brevet you, il no
body else won't - Ohio State Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
fIr-1eazssss1 "a
%PO sly SG .
SG3
lRpIyAI,OFTHE EUROPA.

Il
The Ro,al Mail Steamer Europa arrived a.
y York his morning at O'Clock. She lett
Liverpool on the % inst. aud consequently,
brings one weeks later news than TIA. by the
HiDtruia.
The Commercial intelligence IS important.
Flour had declined one shilling Der barrel
wheat AL pes bu-hel; corn was steady at Tor
me-. QUOTATIONS.; Provisions dali in the iofeign
markets. The reason OF the decline in Bread-
stuGs was the prevalence Of favorable W alheI
in England, which promised an average yield
Of crops
The intelligence from those portions Of Eu'
rope which are politically conyulsed Is not
very important. The condition OF things IN
Ireland is not changed. Tranquility prevails
and little fear is enteriained Of a farther out
break. Nor has any additional outbreak TAX
EN- place on the Continent of Europe. No IN
surfectioe ia France, nor elsewhere among the
revolutionary countries OF Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

Love OF COUNTRY - Patriotism or The love
OF country, is SO general, that even ID desert
is remembered with pleasure, provided / Is
our own. The Cretsas called il BY name
which indicated mothers love for her child
| The Ethiopian inaglnes that God made his
sands ana deserts, " bile angels only were en-
| ployed an iordllng the rest OF the globe. The
Arabian tribe Guadeilu conceive hat the sun
moon, and stars, liss only for them. The
! Maltese, insulated on rock. distinguish theiI
/ island, by the appelation or The Flower oi
! the World" aud the Carlbees esteem their
country Paradise, and themselves alone en-
titled to the name Of men.
The Able de Lille relates a story OF an Ia
dian, who, enid The sfen99r Of Paris. behol-
! ding banana tree, IN The Jardin DIES plants,
! bathed it with tears, ana for moment SEEM
ed to be transplanted to his own land And
when European advised some American
Indians to emlgrate 10 another district,
"What," say they. "shall we say to the bones
OF our father, "Aflse, aud follow US to a for
| eign cuunty?"
Boeman relates, thai he negroes OF the
| Gold Coast OF Africa are 50 DESTROYS OF being
/ buried IN their own country, that il man die
at some distance from il. and his friends are
not able to take his entire body to his native
spot, they cut Of his head, one arm, one leg
cleanse them, boil them and then carry them
to the desired spot. here they inter them
with great soemuity. And the Javanese
have such an affection for the place oil their
nativity, that no advantages can induce them,
the agriculture tribes IN particular to quit
The tumbs OF their fathers.
The Norwegians, proud OF Their barren
submits, inscnbe upon their six dollars
Spirit, loyalty abor, ana whateyeris honor
able, let the world learn among the rocks ol
Norway"- Book If Good Eramples.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

RAILROAD ROUTE DECIDED, The
Directors Of the Cleveland. Columbus, and
Cincinnati Railroad have been several DAYS IA
This city. for the purpose OF deciding winch
OF the two surveyed routes TO Columbus
should be adopted, After patient and care
inl review OF The matter. hearing all sides
and cautiously consulting costs, profits, &c.
they have determined on what is known as
the western or Delaware route. This route
leads through or near Worthing on. Delaware,
Csidng on Gliead. Iberia Shelby and Green
witch. to Cleavelond
The Board are undetermined whe Their to 60
through O,ria, Oberlin, &c. or more south
eriy through Borea The line selected crosses
the Sandusky Railroad IL miles north OF
Mansfield is remarkably straight; OF an easy
gtade and miles shorter than the other line.
With side cut 10 Meunt Vernon, it will
drain att the western part Of he State, aud
will rass through one of the finest aSrlcultu-
raj regions in the world 1t is contracted 10
BE- completed in about two years-lCleve lanl
(Ohio) Plain Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
NEVER nEcElyE A CHILD.

Never promise him what you do not intend
10 perform. Never forget to do ior MIN as
YOU promise iarn aim up in the vaN b.
should 60, aud when he j. old he viii not de-
part from il" Do not parents iorsft the I'M
port aGce OF this pr-cept IN respec to dteep-
tiaH2 Do they net deceive their children
without a thought ,bat they are thus teaching
them TO deceiye2 The importance OF truth
without art or deccp tIon IN the management
Of children, is illustrated by the incident nar-
rated in the following pragraph iron New
York paper
Two small boys met on The side walk. AMI
after some minutes spent IN conversation. one
Iendfka ed to the o her that some little thing
might be obtained if be could obtain lew
cents from his parents. Bat" said the OH
e. Il 30 not need any money 10 obtain II, Ior
my mother told me should have i, at such
time Pho" said the first, my mother
has promised me soa great many times. and
did not get it. aad ! do not thind you will.
either" WHAT said the other. 20, yes"
replied the other, "our mother only tells Us -
o get rid OF US, and think il will b. s. with
YOURS" " What! nay mother tell lie |
wouid rather believe the Bible tells lies than
my ntother" exclaimed the little fellow and
Immediately left his companion, with eoun-
tenance filed with indignation. What Il les
son should this afford to all parents guardians
end those who have the care OF youths?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY FAlLpt.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELFcToRs.
] John J. Jones Isle OF wight
. q W Bellirs, Petersburg.
an P Irving. Cumberland.
AK Irving. Lynchburg.
s w Martin franklin.
6 Benz. J. Barbour OF Orange
T Robt Scott. Fauquier
1T Garnet. Westnorelsnd;
9 John 4. Meredith. Richmond CITY,
10 Ron, Saunders. williamsburg.
IL A Hunter. Jeiiefsoa'
u Al II Stuart. Augusta.
Is S Med Moore. Rcck9rlige'
IA Ceanally L Trigg, Washington
Is G W Summers. haaawha.
rs G d Camden, Harrison.
II r n Peirpout. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

W. find she sub; 1inel rich anecdote IN the
"Phun1Iogicll and Physiological Almanac for
lsl9." published by Fowler aud Wells, New
Yors:
Ia April. 1871. a medical gentleman OF Ell
/ ial riga. allied ny landscape painter. lash
iHued a turuip iuio the nearest stnblH4cs TO
human sklllvnich their combined skill and ia
ZaHdity could produce They had ca Il made OF
u. and sent ito Mr.. G. Combe, req les'lng bis
observation on the mental .aients aud dIsplsi-
lions which II indicated; adding, that 1t was
= cast from the skull OF person OF most I'M
common character MIR. G. instantly detect
cd the trick, and returned the cast, with the
following parody OF the "Man Of ihsssdly,
pasted on The Cofonal surface:
Their was a man in Edinburgh,
And he was wond'rous wise;
lie went into a turnp field,
And cast about his eyes.
AMI when h cast his eyes about,
He saw the turnips fine;
how many heads there are, says he,
"fhdt likeness bears to minel
So vsry like they are indeed,
No sage. I'm sure could know
This turnip-head that have on
From those that there do grow.
He pulled turnip from the ground,
A cast from it was lhrowu;
He sent il 20 Spuzheimte,
And pissed it for his own.
And so, indeed, it truly was
His own in every sense;
For cAsr aud JOKE alike were made
Ali at his own expense.
The medical gentleman called on Mr. Combe
the next day aud assured him that he meant
40 offence and intended only joke. Mr.
C. replied that he treated the matter as such
aud thai ii the author OF it was satisfied wi't
hs share Of the wit, no feeling Of uneasnes'
remained GA the other side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
NOIICE.

FyJIlE subscriber has taken the formerly
Il by j. ". McMeechen, Esq He will attend to the
COLLECTION ofnotes, accounts, post ne books writing &c
lie viii also attend 10 drawing IN all lis branches Blu
siness entrusted To mis- care viii meet with prompt
ton. Office ith street, above NJ Nelson's Law
Office TseptI4-2w1 G. CANPEEIJ
Y travellers and others who obliged hear the
intense heat oi the sun in summer. woaId do well TO
provide themselves with b A F,HSLsacks Anti BIZ.
lots Pulls They Of invaluable service 10 billions
attacks they he used sgeousy and the suner
fuous bile, and The bilious hunors carried off.
For sseby JAMES BAKER
]. CRt MBACKER
septl4 WIN r. Mckee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

AUBURN On. v ADVERTISER A report
having been circulated that this paper iloated
th: name OF the sage Of h'nderfook, It's editor
saes:-.'rhis is making rdther too free use
Witha nan political reputation, and we beg
leave 10 protest agains the injurious and slan
de.ous imputatioa. We can stand almost
any thing IN reason except being charged with
the folly and Inconsistency Of Van burenisn
This Is to- much
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

The Wanenton Times SAYS that .',he events
Of the next three months viii give old Mr.
htchie the Choiera, Ii is evedrnt from The
appearance OF the Old mans paper that be has
had the black WON'T already. Louisville JON
nal