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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

GREAT CENTRAL RoUTE-Adams q
Cos and Green d Co.'S E1presses.-We
publish the following letter to show with
what rapidity goods are nos transported by
these Expresses, from New York to Wheel
ing. Cincinnati, and the far West.
The uncessing energy OF these gentlemen to
improve and expedite the speed. as well as
safety, in transmitting go ds on our Grea,
Central Route, is worthy Of commendation,
aud offers 10 the Western Merchant grea, ia.
ducements. We understand their regular
time from New York To Cincinnati, under
their new arrangements, averages only about
"a days:
WHEELING, Aug. z, 1913.
Messrs. SANroRD& SHOEMAKER, Baltimore:
G;tiLsncH We write . ilnn voI II
the regularity and quick despatch. with
which we are receiving goods BY Messrs.
Adams & Co.'S Express, connecting with the
Expres ~ OF Messrs. Greene & Co. from Balti.
more to this place.
The Express wagons arrive regularly and in
due time. Goods frsm New York reach this
point ia 20 hours, from Philadelphia in Go
hours. No delay or detention occurs at this
place but the goods are Forwarded by the Pack.
Ct Bouts as soon as received.
Very respectfully, yours
FORSYTH 81 BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
WHEELING, Aug. Z, 1913.
Extract OF a letter, dated
SANTA RJHA Iul,


You will hear OF a flight distur ance which
took plac' in Bogota, on June 18Th. 1t was
OF "a political character. and the President,
General Mosquera, the principal actor. flap
pity nothing further has arisin from il. Had
any blood been split, it is impossible to say
where it would have stopped; perhaps il
would have resulted in a Revolution.
A large river steamer put into a small port
in this neighborhood some days back, Tor wa
ter, Exc, reported to be the Augusta from the
United States for the river Orinoco. An rs.
ISOLATION, YOU are aware, has been formed fol
the navigation OF that river by steam.
Gen Flores, at the last accounts, was at Cos.
ia Rlca. maturing his plans against the Re-
public OF Eucador; he had been compelled lo
leave Panama by a decree of the Government,
o, New Granada.
cannot approve Of a man whose object i.
TO involve his native country in Civil war,
although | dare believe he had injustice done
him. We are opposed to him here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

If the democrats gain three more members
Of the legislature it will secure TO them a u
nited States Senator.
They have gained one.
This reminds US of the boy catching rats
.sWhat are YOU doing Thomas?' said a isrm-
er TO his boy, xhom he had sent to WORK IN
the barn. Catching rats" How many nave
vou caught" ''Why, when get this one l
AN, alter and one more ! shall have ,wo.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
pERFoRATED BOARDS just received aud for sal,
= OF L HOkNBROOk & cos, Monroe 81.
Selling OFF at COST

n consequence of ibe death OF Mr. C w Graham. I
= am now ~iisposing Of the splendid and well made
stock of Clothing. now on hand, at cost, for cash. The
sioek consists ofeveryihing in the clothing line. and II
superior TO any ~ the city. a. II is all fresh, and made in
tue heel manner. Come on now, all that want eheap
eioaiinr. tor now is yonr chance To get IL, at the estab.
lisiiment knoy n as the Great Western Cisthins store
hesi dopr to sweeneys A Bells Glass store, Monroe
street. between Main and Water.
Ause 8. Y. fARIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

The Peach crop this summer promises 10
be very extensive. We understand mat Am
hoy has become so greala Depot it TINS ius-
ci5us lruit, on lis way 10 Market ma u has
bsgn found Necessary 10 despatch additional
,o,rs there, to, Inc purpose oi loading the
ar,.-FaAadelt.a hqa4feF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

GOING To SToP.-We understand that
the pery Mill. one OF the largest cotton man
ufsciunng establishments 10 this town, isgo-
ing 10 stop uaa'ng after the 18th inst. The
reason;-unahle to sell the stock of goods on
baud At the uost Of manufacturing -Ntrpori
Hrald-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

Cincinnati August ~, l64S.
send you the result OF the election OF
members OF assembly. 50 for as received. The
table below will show the state OF politics,
aud how the respective counties cast their
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

The House bring IN Committee ofihe Whole
on the stsie 1T the Union. Mr.. SrEwARr rose
al slsvea oClotk. L. NJ, ihe House having
bcen H. SESSION thirteen hours, aud said, late
rs was the hour he bad some few remarks TO
make which he would make nov. with the
~indnlgsnce OF tile committee. he sail, ] rise,
pnncipslly. 10 sttle a snail account with a
gentleman from Michigan, (Mf. McCLEL.
LsSD) and IL is with no little regret that |
perceive he gentleman Is not Ia bis seat, i9r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

The loco foco presses call Gen Taylor a
.iourneyman throat-cutter," yet say that the
New York Tribune originated 1t. More shame
Tor them. They circulate a sianderous and
disgraceiul epithet without the wit to origi'
,n4.it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
VESSEL SAVED BY A DOLpHIN-,


Colstone, an eminent merchant OF Bristol. who
lived IA century ago, was remarkable for his
liberaIity 10 The poor and equally distinguish
ed Tor his success III The pfoyi-
dence OF God seemed to smile. in a peculiar
manner, on the concerns OF one who made so
good a use of his afluence. Ii has been sid
that he never insured, nor ever lost a ship
Once, indeed, a vessel belonging To him. on
her voyage home, struck on a lock, amd i'm
lnediately sprang leak, by which SO much
water was admitIed as to threaten speedy de-
struction. Means were instantly adopted 10
save The vessel, bat all seemed Intellectual, as
the wafer rose rapidly. la h shor, lime, how
ever, the leak stopped wit,ou, any apparent
cause, aud The vessel reached Bris oil ia safety.
On examing her bottom, a fish, said To be a
dolphin, was found fast wedged in the irac-
lure made by the rock when She struck, which
had prevented any water from entering dur
Ing the remainder OF the voage. As a ms
moral OF this singular event, the figure OF d
dolphin is carved ON the slaves which are car
lei in procession, on public occasion,, BY the
childien who are educated at charity schools
founded by Mr.. Colatone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
COMPLIMENTARY

The Louisville Democrat says "the wings
can always carry Jefferson county with mon
ey." We are sorry the editor fnds his party
so easily bought up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

The rumor OF the Hon. Louis McLane
having resigned The Presidency OF the BlIu-
more aud Oulo Railroad, is, Says the Howard
District Advocate, unioulded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. 4, FEAR 2TREET, NEAR III EXCHANGE,
PIlLADELPHIA.

THE subscriber having made great improves,s in his
d method ~ tasting type Aad mixing OF metals, and
had a thorough revision Of his maiTites. the faces Of
which are not excel!ed, IN beauty aud regularity Of cut,
~ any IN the country; daiters himself that by a strict
personal attention to business, ana employing none TIA,
The m0si skfiiHi wofkHsn, he Is enabled TO ofier a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
AT GREATLY PRICES.
lie Is continually adding 10 his stock all that Is new
tom the hest w"rsnen of this snd other countries, and
having lately procured ftOm Europe, a great variety Of
NEW FACES aud ORNAMEN Is, soliciis the atirn.
tIon Of Priniefs thereto.
Specimens viii be- sent to those wishing TO order.
Presses, thaess, Gases. lnk, Stands, Gaieys. Brass
RUDE, aud every other article neeied Ia furnish a con-.
piets ffiatins ON &c, Supplied al the shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AMI jon TYPE.
Ofthe newest style aud ~ ali sizes, carefully put up in
Counts Of correct proportion.
Aug i5-d3m ALEXANDER RoeB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
REGISTER
REPORTED RY G.. II BERRY

hEPOETED ny Z. BERRY
ARRIVALS y DEPARTURES
" Bouts for the last 4 tpurs ea lin; ysstsr
day at a o'clock, Il. ~.
ARRIVED.
DR. Franklin No 2. Mcclure, Pittsburgh
Cashier, Dawson,
Osweg, Smilhers,
America, Gharky,
Pacific, Campbell,
Virginia, Dawson. Steubenville,
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson, St%eubenville,
Cashier. Dawson, Pittsburgh,
America. Ghsrky,
Lewis Wetzel, Thompson, Cincinnati,
Revolution. Hill,
Eureka, Thomas.
Psciic, Campbell.
Oswego, Smilhers, 81 Louis,
3 feet 8 inch. water-ialling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

An lMpoLfANT CURE nv ia. JAYNE Al.
Tn ~ have teen ~iafofusa b. Mfr. Ma
han sfAad daughter II ID Gen. Msvnei ,hat ~ ~
isfrt 'vt a hnaiisf ~ yeats ifea the growth ~ a a..
Set'oes in"'"af, shirh ass.lss gfsst dclaftsifs :. 10
f,ssssI' heA Ire sfnd ptie Mas ~ rfsss, a.
~ ffVN'Ht mr. H9m sieeHing IN q feentntent lss~stgan.
-"t.Ashs ai"e~ilsn srFeAfea isesnaile. slse ass a.
,@i.l uhasI severe indisBosiiioH ffem Lawn Cos.
1850 hli.tN hiet. Wtth q hDusAlr uAla ~ nervous
eue 1tNia' go ~hich she N--d ~ JAxss's AIfEn.rxk
.l,A sss ta"A fefniafi, fat sfK ~ seven weeks wah
tess'shet ansrs Of ns rAn4iiTe fai-. anA isor general
"Ait" We Nsfehy cofnFritiy ~ established, 4ad nov
f.tsf4Nes spHss dinathattsa ~ ths $40 af The sfaaf..s
iaei'f' zoe ~ A. eaceufAsed 10 pessesene IN ths ass If
Hfaf wAs eutirrls removes.
We ea9aoi speas too asghiy Of tais issraslsa paeusf.
-taeA ~ ~ "a &c, ard Sc iss saks a saasuas ..aa..a.
ny hope tAai u NAY ierufat aaofe xsnefsAs krt.,F
tfht fgtie le4rsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

In the districts composed of Bartholomew
and Jennings, the Wings have gained one Sem
a,or. In the Henry county district the dem
ocrats, have gained u Senator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
RApwAy's CHINESE MgDicArEs Soar AMI
THE CIRcAssIAN grNya

YSuls medicinal cos'n-tiqae Is a sure curative 10 ali
y affections OF the sAin, iHipArtine heat h ana beauty
To the complexion. We have ieea frequently asteJ xny
We can h4dwa' saaP, thihessl We do moi pretend
"sal sAsi h&dwY . SOAP was eithcr invented Or pY-.
Pared ~ 'hans. Not Al aii' lac invention IN entirely
vst yNh-sn aiso ~ ~ manufacture: hut Is medicinal
ssthls sfe indigenous nc Aiai climate. whiis, rs hes,tI
tths pfoldties are largely oN ing Ia Tia. sirr assisn
hs'tha. The il"hna Is 0ae af tassc aetiioflen. uisnis
N"or Fitues ass cnsneirlue ha- fos centuries hesn
AssN . "AH - &c tifeassians. hat hy tie wonderful
stssf > vi midway SpaH Ia issafting that q An.naaeut
s"nh's " tic sAih, health and heauly Ia the oon.pi.e.
dieh, islf"f ~iesiive Of is Tass and saiaed xsrues-
LAS, VIVA other Lalaamlc piaats, pnsSesslux hrnl.ay.
sl'ahs'ig' pnfitsi aug snd buautiff ins merits fapasn on.
y too. = the sleai seefei uf the -aeosss of Railways
T1"Af' hsu~s1 soap - speeds IN its eject Of removing
itHs Saasafh' ftnsiirs. hioicacs, fusfnie=. Tettets.
.uIs. SAT hheam, Riaswotm. kssa and rao~qato Tie.
For shaving It's n efiieui. sot the Tollet h !. 80, 49,
so'a Tar "a eeats. iafrc, and ~ cents s..u t..L.r. -
the principal de.,ols u usUuiana srfss,. la pssn.,
N.~ YORK RAILWAY co,
ssf feafi street. Ne~ Nafs.
eon ia "heeiinshy 40 f~AiRChILD,
Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
Valuable CITY Properfv For Sal,

sTpiiE subscriber viii sell. ON accommodation terms,
= that valuable property known a. (Baldwin's Row.
Nofih- east corner OF 5th aud Fan street., fronting Mar.
kei square, Eass Wheeling. The improvements on this
lot are four comfortable two story brick tenements,
fronting On 5th street 80 feet; the corner and front ON
Zane street ahord.ng several additional building lots
Also, fai hAiilot adjoining the above premises, front
ing ~ feet GA Zane street, on which Is erected a com.
Portable two story brick dwelling house. | expect short.
" 10 remove to the country. and am DESTROYS Of selling
my etiy property before removing. Persons wishing "a
mako profitable Investments would do wcil 10 give early
attention To This favorable opportunity.
Wheeling, Aug IS, ieie. HUMPHREY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The duties Of the Academy for young ladies'
at Wheeling Va. under the charge OF the sis
tiers of the "'Visitation." will be resumed for
the fall term on Wednesday the 10th inst
This school is conducted upon the plan and is
a branch Of the well known Academy at
Georgetown, d. c. For terms &c. see pros
pectus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
One irnm Ne Cnllenden.

One from Mr. Clay 70 Mr. Bolts.
And one iroia Nh Fillmore to the Chicago
Convention, all Of which have been proved
iorqelies, besides hundreds of forged state
meuts and ISLANDERS; They certainly ought TO
be indicted for those offences, and made ex-
amples Of,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

BAGS Rio Coffee;
~ 10 chests cnnpowier Tea;
; do Young Hyson Tea:
20 IL 10 esttys very nne Imperial Tea:
90 Oh Gunpowdcr do;
loo lbs Western Reserve cream Cheese;
For sale low by faui5l MORROW n WAkEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
NOTICE.

.s~TSys srRAYED from this city,
.~S-ss 80 y ~ on Monday night last, a
.sr~5 rcd aud white muicy COW
with a star IN her iorehe al.
go N ANY information of her
A.Ik l.fi with the subscriber, at
pseN tsc Good Intent Clothing
Store. on Water street, viii be lhankfaliy received.
Aug !. Argus copyl J II iIUss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

Tie loco loco leaders have become SO des-
perate that scarce a day passes, but deveIopes
SON new forgery, for the purpose OF placing
the wings il d ia!se position.
They have forged two letters from enTay-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
Rev. Alex'r Campbell's Address

n N Address delivered before the Wheeling Lyceum
AA May IL, lSI6. Subject Has one Chr istian ma.
ton a rish, TO wage war against another Christian ma
ton"
The above address has just been published in a neat
pamphlet form. and is for sale al the Times Office"
Price, i2s cents by the single copy, or 3 / per doz.
time since, rear the store Of Morrow
: 4 Wakeman, Market Square, a wallet with two
notcs pay able to William Long. The Owner can have
them by proving property and paying for This advertise.
heni. Apply nthis Office. Aug
nLAKE's METALLIC FIR PROOF PAINT The
- suhscriher has accepted the egcncyf tor the sale ofthe
above valuable aud ex,r aordinasy Paint, in this city and
nsighhorhood, and soiieiis orde ~. For particulars. see
hiits or refer 10 X. c. Woods Esq. and others " no have
used 1t on their houses. laus5l WIN MKEE.
YTYANTEn-in a wholesale Drug Store. in the civ
W OF Baltimore, a young man Of several years ex.
peFience in the business, of extensive squaintauc &c
thfoas h Western Virginia, and one who can influence
trade from tina, part OF The State aud Ohio. References
required. Address Box $40, Baltimore Pos, office.
Augs-fwds
pEkFORATED BOARDS just received aud for sale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

T1hE Annual Nesting OF the Ohio and brooke Conn.
= ~ Agricultural Society. win he held at the house ~
VIM, ir@ia, in West Liberty. on Friday, September the
Let, at ioo'clsck, A. NJ. for The election Of officers and
The transaction of business generally. A punciual at
tendance OF The membcfs Is requested. by order Of the
Managers. JOHN ENGLISH, Rec. See'y.
Argus aud Herald copy. fangI5l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
JoHN H. BROWN & CO,

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEALERS,
No l25. Market Street, Pklisdeiphis,
"A RE now prepared Ia enhshit their fan sock q,
49, FOREIGN AND IL X GOODS. A.
they import aiarseP portion Of their supplies for special
Trade, d.aiets IA Cloths, cas-ineress tes,ings and Pan
ey Goods, will had this department highly satisfactory
}. u. BROWN * Co.
Philadelphia, Aug. 4-duf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
r NOTICE

PHILLIPS. AM PHILLIPS, JR. n. ". PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS Il co.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAM ENGINE UIL DERS
WORKS ON MARGIN ONO RIVER,
AbOUe Water Works.I
may 81 ly WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
To Stone Cutters and Masonsl

a LARGE number of Stone Cuitsrs and vssons can
A4 find cHn sioyneni on the Wheeling aud nelmont
Suspension Bridge. ny masins apllicati on, soon. "a.
1. DICKINSON.
Wheeling. AUG. ?. Irss-axd Asst Ea5'r
Argus copy, fittstarsh Journal, Gin. GAzri.e tnn.
isviiio Journal, eory 10 The amount OF enc dollar ana
ch Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

Eiok kENf-l three story store f0f Rent. on Monroe
N 81 fosscssion given IA 3 icw DAYS after rented.
inquire OF aug fios hoDNbRook A %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Later from the WestIndies.


BY the arrival here Yesterday Of the brig Nancy
ana schooner Piedmont We have files OF Kingston,
jamaica papers Up 10 the 2bth ult
NAHBADoEs The Barbados Legislature was opened
the lOth Of October by the new Government Sir VIM
Co'ehroOks A COMMITTEE Of the House Of Assembly
had been appointed n cooperate with Committee OF
the Council appointed % prepare petition to her Ma
esty praying that she would be pleased 20 take imme.
date for the better carrying out the treaties
With foreign countries Tor the suppression Of the Slave
trade
TsrNrnAD-The ahsbtnnis Of this Island not
united In sentiment regarding the eNpediencyo ac-
cepting portion of the loan of s50OO00 guaranteed
by the Home Government The Governor Il unwilling
b. take Any of the money from wholesome desire %
avoid tho establishment OF public debt
GUADALoUPE-ltis said thsttn French Government
will pay the late Of slaves in Gusdsloupe a, the
rate OF about seventy dollars per head excepting for
children under FIVE wears and those above sixty. This
will be received by them IN ten years At seven dollars
each year Il Is the interest Of the real value Of
oar slaves ssys the correspondent of the 1gfigEa
RsRisi,r but il Is cruel sPolis,on Of the planters
property
NEvIs The tonnage money hitherto paid by ves
SOS entering Nevis mas been abolished by bill which
toDk effect IN that place the ION of October Yes
s,is ~ Oh sizes and from any country admitted
thst port with without cargo free Of any charge
other than Zee 81 Oh, Colonial secretary. when the
vssse shall have sold cargo ranging from % cts 20 ~
according 10 the size OF the ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

The schooner John Bel, Capt Mclaughlin, ar
rived Yesterday, after quick passage from sal she
len there the brig Mary Allen. loading for NowNOr
ard spanish brig snd the brig Harriet for this port
By this arrival we have files of papers from Merida
% the 18th
The bark Aiton wrecked on the Aiacarnes was COM
manded By g. W Prince. The Captain, his wife aud a
Sailor were drowned by the upsetng Of small boat
the morning Of the % ult. The vessel struck on the
lst. She Boston ship, bound from Hamburg TO
Vera Cruz with a valuable cargo There we're twenty
enc porsons aboard, of whom nine were passengers
They reached sissl the night OF the 5th. Measures
were AZ once taken 10 save much of the cargo As
possible.
trieyOus complaints AIDE IN the lucatan papers
Of the English. who are charged with importing arms
and ammuniti0ns from New Orleans into the Belize,
aud then selling them 20 the Indians 10y way OF Bacslar
vessel Is mentioned regularly engaged in this trade
which belongs % a well known house At Belize.
The military events recorded in the file before ne arc
of minor importance. The whites almost uniform
ly made succsssiu the Indians fly Ike towards when
attacked 70 say the reports but the facts are
scarcely worth trsnslaing y. o. Picayune 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
PRIVATE ADVICeS TO THE TRIBUNE.
TtIsgraphic and Express News to the Hour OIL
sailing, from our Liverpool AGENT
PER sTEANER NIAGfEf
IRELAND.
By Express from Dublin

LIyKEPo0L, Sa.ur0-y, Dec. I'll An.
Our Irish correspondence winch ieii Dublin a. a
ate bour lsst night hss come % hand >uhJoined We
send an epit3me q il. contents.
Having q, length completely sgodaed the spirits Of
the Republican party sod - Trey conceive cooled the
srdor for political agitation the G97ernmeni have AZ
length resolved 70 ,es a. liberty number Of state
uri.0ner. whose conduct 90 the l-te crisis va very
corsrirgous From the Dublin jiil.-Dr "est Sir.
Timothy Dexter Mr. Edward IrOu-on, and Ats-rs
RYAN and Rer-en GRE two la,ier natives Of America
have been c.-coafgef
Both Nr Ryan snd Mr Bergen are ordered - leave
lrelsnd forth Fsh under pain o farther Implement
Can il be nat the Crown ard Governmen, Of Great
Britain are insecure. that the presence- of two
American republicans IL the cause Of unessines, and
fear % the part of the executive
ar Henry Law of Cork hss been set ~ liberty and
Mr Hapn ate secretary q the Irish League has been,
At HE o.n request transferred from Mas - himan-
ham Sir Hurnett confined 10 Limerick Jail, has also
been released
Respecting the adjourned commission which was :
reopen a. Glonmc. on Iucsday next We ave receive q
Intelligence this msrning stating tiat the stfn-s VIII
not b. sgain resumed. The tri-l % Tie h-iAn--rty
yeaszus against whom bills for h.gh treason have
been found. will not take place until the next ASH o.
This smells very strongly, and would Iced % TIE CON
cllsiOn that their 0rd-hys have no The authority ny
presuuCd trcy had aud then their Irsd cii1n tu TO
for their ve- 10 tn dd IN October is nnt
only disputed point but leading 10 the b,faon
Of smith D Brlen and ME convicted colleagues
MT ID Brieu r'grct 10 say, continues indi-puscd,
and "a II present confined o. hs BID s aiment pro
ceeds from A severe attack Of lumbsgo, very painful
but not deadly, disease.
40 answCr has been returned 90 the memorial pre-
seuied 10 the Lord Justice behalf Of Mr. ODostcr.
q from al that reporters can collect in Dublin. u
IL more then PROBABLE that the Government viii deal
lenienty toward this unfortunate youns gentleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
GERMANY.

We have adyices from Berlin in TIE Cgiag.c Gr-ri.
which ihst the 9th the sarrson OF tast city
had been considerably reinforced Arrests continued
10 be made and An order had been issued iorb'cdn-
the meeting Of the members of the Assembly al Berlin
AZ Brsudenburg strangers are subjected 20 the strict
est surveillance and several ordered 10 quit toe
place peremptory notice
conflict took place At Munich on The 2.ih ult n"-
tween the garrison and the tOwnspcoplc The civic
guard acted with energy. and order was restored
We Hre glad think that there good grounds for
believing that the Prussisn people are becoming more
inclined 10 accept liberal Constitution under the pre-
sent form Of government. and have resolved 10 reject
the notions OF the Red Republican party. We trust
that The opportunity will not be- thrown away by their
rulers.
Letters from Frankfort state that although 10 is not
generally believed that the President Garcrn would
succeed IN bringing about reconciliation between the
King and the Assembly II yet the opinion at nhu
entail persons in the first political circles that he would
do So and prove himself most valuable adviser 10 the
King IN the present emergency from the extensive IN
iuence which be possesses over both parties.