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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
STEAMBOAT REGIS Err.
REPORTED ny e. u nrpet CoRDAGE MANU-
FACTCEER.

RErORTED ny e. u Rrpet CoRDAGE MANU-
FACTCgEG.
ARRIVALS ANn DEPARTURES
NJ Beats Ter ne last - hours eadiug restcr.
Do az { D'ol0ck. r. H.
ARRIVED.
6enesee. Hunter, 81. Louis.
Clipper No. ., Crooks. II tsb1rgh.
Isaac New ton. Mason Cincinnati.
Telegraph No. ?, Mason. Louisville.
Mouungabela, S one, Cincinnati.
Lady Byrun. Miller.
Consul, Nebb,r, PITT ,burgh.
Hail Columbia, Grren.
DEPARTED.
Genssee. Hunter. Pittsburgh
Cipp,r No. 2. Crooks. Cincinnati.
i.asc Newt "a. Mason. Pittsburgh,
Telegraph No 2, Mason, &"
Mouougaaela stone,
tady B,ran. Miller,
e nsui. Wehber
Hal Colunbi. Green, Cincinnati.
q Les ct ws er rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
aHRCsE AZ:

TsH A. WRIGHT respectfully atquslnts her friend,
-''s and school patrons, that she purposes re 0aeu
iha her SELECT seminary, on Main street. aa0fdug Tu
it9h ~ the substantial branches II Education adain.
ne eosfse TO Inc rolpas scholar general
ais hy lnaeiAiisahie efforts aua nnrenltng eadeaVors
81 dhtt TIE system inaHtaue m order aHd panegu
ahA te discipline exercised wilh ety and dec is0u
Terms per az OF twelve wttks, coaimeneing on en-
trance iuio THE school, and na iu tinc made ~ exeepi
go eohdisfons-Sss1 to - and $40, half pay able al
vance,
'lns Tor BOARDING scholars. stated application
"fedacttoh aale 10 those me provide sHslT own ieds
ANA bedding "a fixtures.
Wheeling, Nov 90 Isss--w3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

J0hson aiTs
lrvu Ruth
| JACKSON john
Judd . :
Jackson Mrs Ann
Johnson ttoieTt
jackson Epiraiia
! Jorapn Charles
! Jose " lliIain
Johnson Thomas
| *
Lr<irker John
Knox Robt
Is cisey Alexander
Ktrker John
keller George X
Kelley Jacob
kelley Bon
Kelley William
Kelley Isaac
iNneNss N
I a.fr..r lines
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

A FarE Son STATE. lie election ia Wis
onsin seems 10 be nee soil victory The
legislature thus iaf stands thu.-Elre Sailen
O democrats 10, Wings ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

(. Mann. The official returns. as eiven in
ae August Agc show lluraliiy log Cass OF
so over TAYLOR. Van Baren's vote isl IS.
"a The majority sainst Css ia Ne STATE
r gG5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

MISSISSIPPI.-W have returns from all
but counties, and Cass' majority Is 929'--
The counties to be heard from gave Polk 6
majority in 1874 No doubt the State has
gone for Cass.
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ROoRA FElHDEKN.

II HT undersigned hefiaf t.tea 81. u.lar#s Hsaala
i5f5 carried un ~ = O. NJ Is-fHu Oh Na.f.. sssf.
w0uif fcsreatfa.v nforiH h.- rieffs rsf H.r 5.fIr
generally thst Hc proposed % 90 al fefrf f5sn af
bindug. incfedipr B'aHs R,is- on tHc ftf1 ie,t
uer. His terms wa tc aa 1,g. uai iewfr. tn-H aat
other estsh shnaui n ts -Ift EHd tiE luEtt a lis
work shall ~ surpassed is rfft.
n'anA hook uiird 20 afaer rsftI-ufsr s'fsHtirn
pad Ihfs An orders roH afoa8 received ~ ias q
oiharw se speedily executed and forwarded Or
defpt
The subscriber eag - az tiuf. 10 found tle Rn.
derry. over the TIMES ohee. MsHtua street uesf iar
Court House uovl4 JuHN GfttIthfSr. d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

- iH tHe rfF uf Wheel uFs 90 SIC 20 u. TT t''f
4 u
Armstrong Joseph Mr=sas'l a
A5sg AARON NHsr ~ Hsfffri
AtElusan NP Ni-.rH HIraH
AaHfefVsf Msf.lH1 E1faE
A,sInsoa Abigail M,s C..s's.s
Il Na#la SIS tu
R-.rss Jobs Mar 2 ,s..sfire
Hente Cufsarine .tt
Ht,Iae Isns Niss
braft Cecrifa
Beaufr ueHrg Ms'. ~
Hfser WA
nafs4isw rhomasI Maa-. 'a..a1
- s-t r. Mafftsin tIsrA
y Fl. ,I-.- Ns.eHN Wen sn
i,.li = est5.,h,,,s Wnssa ies-phc
IA a..a,i I" li "a Nc
Bsser NorrissE M-M-asvfg o.
NlUaei Henry MrMfI en fruH
uuon Hamilton Megnaur' Mar---f
Brown sample NcCa6uzsg nau "a
Bf1mrr Frcdrirk N-C4.Ia-h Isaae
Rang1rtu Ftedrck Mcconnell Nsfsfrt
Boris Elizabeth MrH.rhra uf 4 y
buchanan DfG 4 M-i..Hs urs tstfaftrr
uHruos John Mrsfasas ..aH Nlifr.t
Boyies Hugh McN--H ritharne Ans
T. McCof Samuel
fgsrt 1ol,s Mrina-lfau Patrick
Cars samI Mcrteland Eaht
Cfsy William MctstAh lsties
Caldwell T.
Csrrai John NeucHAA
Carter hargrrt Newhsrt David
Canf anthony -
.l','u 1es.i' o'Buen WA
,,5.-..s,.. re 0'lafa 4
I -. -. ~ Owens lydia
Carroll james UT '"'ai,s a.,
Cady "
cooper Thomas Prau r JtHerso
Crouse Jacob Fteian John
cooper Henry porter Garrett
took EilLaseth Patterson " u
Comeriord Rev Eugene Pss,icr George
Canning John Pratt y }
Cooper Frederick Porter fiex
: roc ktt 4 Pratt fHsflra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

MR. BANCRoFT.-rhe Lord Mayor, IN
proposing the healths OF Foreign Minister'S
at the banquet at the Mansion House, said
81 regret that Sudden indisposition has pre-
vented his Excellency The American Minister
from being present. but we know that that
talented and enlightened gentleman has at all
times been most anxious in his endeavors to
promote cordial aud good understanding be-
tween this country and that which he repre-
sents."
We should scarcely suppose any OF the no.
biity OF England would entertain any doubt
OF the friendship OF Mr.. Bancroft for Eng
land. inasmuch as in his last public speech
there be said he saw nothing wrong in Eng
land all was as il should be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Correspondence OF tic BALTIMORE fatno'-hy Telegraph
FROM NEW ORLEANS
-. IL I - ~ -

Wv NIIVaIT9l " = -
Gen Taylor the Presiden, elect. has just
sriyed "a our city. lie ,in dne health and
spiai.. large enoourst al cifizens Assem-
81 70 give him welcome IL was receive
FL with due honors. IL appears ;he some
od Zsck he was before his elevation 10 the
Office OF President. Tie s'journs at the St.
\ Glarifs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
MONS. CHAPUiS.
FRENCH TEACHER.

DtHhCf from Pans, has The hstlf io enuou"cctn
the Ladies aud GeutlcBeu of vs. hesling th7t Dc -
engaged swing French lessons, thf HnHse vt tie
French Rarber on Main street. between She iurrs "
haifpas and II O'Clock, \. 81. HIS uifiHH Aers-
Their new. aud Ny winch ladies and Geut'f,I.u can
learn 10 SPEAK, READ aud wSffe in very saft tfne
Terms 50 nor month. uuvt i-fris
NKpN AND NAILS tons Ja'tiats NiH, just iced
& for sale by iaovIll W PAXTON ard 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
SnrTHcARnLlNA.

This poor State is always IN a stew OF Ta'h-
er more like bottle OF ginger pop, always
ready Tor FIX She has now got hold OF
new aud desperate terrible Southern fieh"
are to be invaded por certain by The cleo
ton OF Gen Taylor. Strange IT is how dl'er-
ent is the opinion Of the people oil mat o'a'e
from tia By those in the State oil OHIO where
o goodly number Of them thought the eiection
OF Gen Taylor would spread slavery over the
whole Union that is 10 be. But really, South
Carolina is in bad fix. Nh Calhoun has ia
ken snuff again, and all South Carolina mas
sneezed in one grand convention oil blood
and Guns They are Tor grand southern
convention to meet together somewhere Sou'h
OF Mason aud Dixons line "snd resolve to
do something. Whether It is 10 build a en-
nese wall. or whet their shoe knives and siye
the heart of this grand republic gas, deponent
saith not; but sure il is that il the matter IS
not stopped, South Carolina will break some
thing or not.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

of the Presidential election in this State, show
the following result
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
ANCHORS.
Cash for Flax.

? ANCHORS, WARRANTED good material. vary ing
- in SIZE from 10 10 $50 s an hand and Tor sale
hy novl5l cnAs u BERRY. Water s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Z WILL pay The highest market price iu ash for
- good Flax ChaS ~ BERRY.
aots' " alter sife-t, Wheviing. Va.
icazette, Warren. Trumeui county, ooio copy To
amount d .1An do-Lars aud caa- % ~. a-l.e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04


LADY'S BOOK Many and motley bur
thened wears have Hoated silently over our
head. since, as boy, we looked with vide
distended ewes OF delight, over the first Dum-
Der of the -Ladv's Book" 1t was wondrous
strange that human beings could write such
pretty things as were there. Wei all this
time that Book has gone on improving IN
beauty, aud worth, ahead oil all lis compeu-
tors in style and 6ush--its engrayings ln-
creasing in number and delicacy, is reading
matter more thoughtful and useful. Ii thus
has become permanent work, a part OF TIE
embelshed literature oil the countrf, weay-
ing together amusement and instruction
in such delicate folds as TO deiy separation.
Not content to rest his glory upon The past.
but striving onward for the future the pub
fisher, adopting Excelsior" as his motto,
has presented himself with bold front Tor
1919, challenging elimination and deising
competition. The cover itself is beautiful
engraving OF the seasons Then the Dawn OF
Love is handsome engraving, Patterns Tor
the work table, Equestrian Fashion Plate;
Colored Boquets, Model Cottages, &c. adorn
the work. to say nothing oil the comic condi-
ton OF marketters, when Butter has riz. -
This number also contains a fine sheet oil o.
Tgnsl aud appropriate music, VITA contents
original and varied. This can be had Tor 4
year. together with extras, by enclosing So TO
Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Fly IL THE WHEAT. We learn from the
Kent News, that the fly has destroyed grea-
ter part OF the wheat that was seeded early
III that county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Mr.. T. Tax ere Is assured that ms comml'
n;~s,isn Is + been received before his note a1-
dressed 10 Mr.. jas. Wharton. Esq made Us
,rassanee. unpsid, through the post oiiice-
We lii not publish ii. lst. because the IAN
eusre is odensive Pod, because the knBs
English is murdered; and Bid because the Or
,bar-aphy is too horrible tor any one human.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Lizr or LrTTTss rss'.,s b .. fs- 3, 80, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
CHEAP TABLE.

OIIL At 4 u LFl.
THE subscriber viii this day, Decemler Ist ls4s,
tong table IN the centre OF his Store and VIII call
1.-THE CHEAP TABLE. Tie will an with remnants
and ends of kinds OF goods and Old stock, aud
VIII sell them whoui regard 10 cost profit All who
want bargains viii come To the cAeap Fable, aud they
wlli md many articles al half price
Dee J. SENSENEY.
~ ARGAtNS-Reing DESTROYS Of reducing my stock
asto the lowest point previous 10 taking inventory
the Isl OF January. VIII offer goods such prices
wiil fail to convince that selling bar-
gains Cal and see iof yourselves.
decl SENsENEY
ut isW Go0DS-Jusi reed THIS morning, from rhila
AZ dePina, elegant French Long Shawls; printed
Muslin De Laiaes; black FrhEes; hlack silks; and La
dies aud Gents X id Gloves fdccIl JsENsENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CANDY MANDATORY

gesf Rs. NJ. J. HEATING respectfully informs her
AVA friends ana tse public, that she has commenced
maH utacurng Candies of all descriptions Also, the
cake Baking IN all its branches. dealers viii IL 10
their advantage 10 give hsT q calt
B--fartIes serves on the most reasonable terms
MRS. NJ. !. HEATING.
decl MnnIoe street. LctMeen Main ama Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
A. NEWMAN, P. Nj.

Choice Gift Books and juveniles.
THE subscriber has just reed the most beautiful as
sortHHent OF Present Books for old and young, ever
offered 10 tins city. To enumerRte Is hpossibie, sut
ice ii 10 say his stock consists of Animals, Poeileal,
Classical aud Miscellaneous works Bibles and Prayer
BOOKS the richest styles Of bindings Also juvenile
aud Toy Books, ia endless variety.
darI IOIN IL THOMPSON. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

YlRlEp GE6F.-500 lhs Cincinnati sugar cured dried
- hctf. la.i reed aud Tor sl'e rs
Has6 SD WOODROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

The follnwing extract of letter to the edi-
tor OF the Orleonianian, shows the opinion Of
Gen. Gaines regarding the politics OF the
country and the fitness Of Gen. Taylor for The
Presidency
Il am convinced from long and intimate
acquaintance with Gen. Taylor, hat he is
without superior in the army. Thath he has
every essential qualification Tor the highest
civil office In this world--seve and excepting
that rare talent Tor intrigue. bargain and man
agemenl iof whca Lewis Cas-, and some 9TH
pfs corld name. are emiuently distinguished.
Should Taylor be elected shall rejoice and
De exceedingly Sad, as dm sure lhat be WIN
De President % pary; President second
only 70 Washington was in truth The
( President OF the Jui.ed States, snd he was
I be fret ald oay President OF the United
States we have ever had. Each one who
ollowed him Was the President OF party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

OYSTERS! OYSFERSn
By bubhE 4 co.'s TRANSPORTATION EXPREss
DtfOi OPPOSITE CONGRESS HALL.
Mann street, Wheeling.
8E subscriber IS prepared 20 Furnish To eitizers of
Nhveilh4 ana snip 10 amy psTt otthe western couu-
ny these choice dccacies GA the favorable Terms
SHu 81 'a very best qualify the} are packed with
great care by has partners u BALTIMORE
u''f J, H. ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

1Sn BAGS rnue Green Rio Coffee, Just received
= ~ ~ and lor saieluw by
novi w PAXTON & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

THE PRESS. The European couespon-
lem o.. he National lntelhgenc,r attributed
the EewsFapers aud their editions on the
ointment, the immediate production, in a
rea degree, OF the momenIous changes that
ave taken place there. lie says. The 20
itical journals OF EngIan France ana Ger
aany, are under the direction oil men com
nanding talenl, extensive learuing aud
aost intimate knowledge OF the feeling, de-
Tres snd necessities Of The people and the
sndeneles Of NE age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Trustees Sale.

g! virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed by Vim. Mar.
40 tu sad Henry kclso, besrtaE date April 24th i-47
aad recorded m the Clerks Office OF the County Couit
o. Marshall county. deed hook No. o. page - shall
on Friday tne 2gth day of December next proceed
sell the promises, Of land situated on
Hoges RAM, the said county Marshall containing
y acres, 10 poles, aud having seaH Saw Mll thereon
seliag a. Trustee, shan oay convey such title
vested hy the deed oi trust.
n0v3u dl&w2 JAS. II. MeMECHEN. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
German, AnEiish & sncrscau Fancy Goods.
A O. EAIRCHIID

No. l39 Giaa Strect, Wheeling, Va.
NJ AFiNG jus, returned from the East Is now open
As ing, IN addition 10 ms former stock large and
general supply Of Clocks, WArenfs ANp JEwGLRy,
Millinery AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

Eff LAopEn " ihe subscriber has just rsc'd -
'@- more ofC ssaears improved Mriodeofs 10 "a brh
~ """d can thc attention o. Tie mus icsl portion of
s'r lSs"luHy. Gail soou They doul RENE IN oug an
hA-as sect As MEI.LuR tfHiou stfrst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

f!RANBLREiEs-J Isl reed aud for sale by
tofo WOODROW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-17


Every candid and unpreudiced reader must be struck
tanned in the extract from his message to the legislature
of Massachusetts,, found in to-days Integencer Per-
nit me to allude TO one He says: "The people of the
free States efecuay excluded from the common
occupancy of slave State the holders of slaves
from living in free State
Now the ignorance manifested by this assertion is only
equaied by the audacity with which it is uttered Who
does not know that many enterprsng agricutursts
constantly removing from the free States into Maryland
and Virginia within fifty miles of this city, buying up
exhausted farms, and with their labor, aided by
their agricultural experience restoring to its original pro-
ductveness the soil and growing rich by their
industry and the enhanced value of their purchaser 1t
gross error say the least OF it, to maintain that the
people of the free States excluded from the slave
Staes and it to believe that citizen in those
States is degraded by aborng upon his lands and i'm
proving them with his hands 1t is not unusual to
see men who own slaves tong in the same field with
their servants and in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
and other slave States the honest and industrious farmer
whether he slaves not, is much honored in
tain no provision which will exclude the citizens OF
savehodng States the laws of the latter do not permit
a reciprocal privilege, unless the citizens of the former
first deprive themselves of their household servants who
have, perhaps, been born and reared the family and
who could be sundered from without injury to both
master and servant.
The parallel attempted by the Massachusetts, excel
lency, in his aluson TO the authors of the downfall of
Poland and government, worthy of the sense
of Massachusetts" federalism, and a conspicuous place in
the columns of the National Inteihgcnccr.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1913.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-17

Disguise il they may. such is the sober truth an,
upon their heads be the fearful responsibility of the con-
tnuance of the war
Mr. Butler, of South Carolina truly ascrbes the pro
ongation of the Mexican war; in great degree, to tn,
decided opposition it has encountered in this country
But we should like to know when senator rises in his
place and proclans the floor of the Senate that Mex
leo has a right to complain of the terms ofer-when
he declares that troops should not have been marched
the debatabe ground between herself and the United
States-whether this does not amount to oppos
tion
We were pleased TO hear the senator from Mississippi
Mr. Jefferson Davs) setting the gentleman right abou
this march of our troops Mr. Davis recalled the atten-
ton OF the Senate to the fact that the Mexican troops had
probably crossed the Rio Grande and had invaded the
debatabe ground before Gen. Taylor had marched from
Corpus Chrsti-certany before he had placed his foo
upon the disputed ground Our general had found Mex
can troops in position the banks of the Colorado
when troops had reached the opposite banks 1t was
there that Mexican force deied our columns, and
charged them at their peril not to cross the river
we remember perfectly the animated description which
an aid OF General WORTH who came to this city with the
General IN May, ls45, gave of the crossing of that
stream The Mexicans posted the right bank of
the Colorado, when own troops reached its left
bank. The Mexican commander sent over message TO
caution them not to cross the peril of being fired
upon Our troops, however, defed them; and General
Worth promptly placed himself at the head Of his
column and plunged into the stream, expecting every
moment to receive volley from the Mexcans who were
posted in the woods and bushes But they reached
the opposite bank in perfect safety Not gun was fired
and the enemy had vanished In fact, we have been
surprised that importance has not been attached to
this circumstance in the argument of the case We have
referred to it more than onceand it gives pleasure to
find the position strongly maintained by the senator
from Mississippi.
The Colorado little Colorado) about 1872 miles from
Corpus Christi The circumstances referred to are stated
in Gen Taylors dispatches of that day, March, 1885,
In fact is idle in the opposition attempt to disguise
it. This war is Mexican war; they began it they
must pay the consequences. Our rights and our honor
demand it. We shall have indemnity for the past nc
security against the future attacks of that nation if we
now finch from the war, and seek to skuk out of it.
The is Mexican; theirs the first orders theirs
the first invasion of the territory; theirs the first blow
U.S. They shed our blood upon our own soil and we
would have been dasards, unworthy of our high eharac
ter unfit to be patriots statesmen if we had not repealed
the INVASION and acted with the spirit that we have done
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-17

o'clock this afternoon, ought be well attended, and
we doubt not that II will be So The committee appoint
ed week before last wall be prepared to report and many
new facts will be elected in relation to the cost and gra-
ling of the contemplated road from this city TO Vera
Cruz, well the probable amount of transportation
whether OF merchandise passengers Several distn.
gushed gentlemen have been invited to attend who will
address the meeting. Among them Gen Gushing and
Col Herbert
QUERETARo.-The Monitors correspondent writes that
the contemplated pr0au,ioideato would take place
Tuesday last. Tomel is the soul of the conspiracy.
Aristan and Hero had arrived by express, and il
supposed the object of their visit to make pre-
Gmnaries towards peace.
The TRAN-The advance of Gen Buffers command
consisting of regiment of Tennesseeans and another
from ndianaarved in the city little after noon yes
terday portion OF the train also came in. They are
fifteen days from Vera Cruz. The look well though
somewhat worn by the fatigues OF the march. few
days, however, will be sufficient 10 Teinvigorate them
completely There will be troops in to-day and to-
morrow shall have the mail.
For the first time in Mexico, noticed early yester-
day morning. slight layer of ice in the cutters and pools
OF the streets 1t soon disappeared however, 1t was
quite chilly at about SUNRISE and the weather came near
being uncomfortaby cold
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-17
The Pca-Patch Case.

CoRREcrIoN.ln paper of Saturday last, there
in regard to the award in the matter of the Pea
Patch island, which take occasion to correct The
decision in favor of the title of the United States and
therefore in favor of the title of the State of Delaware
not against that State Delaware gave her title to the
United States and the arbitrator in amost able and elab
crate opinion, decided that title to be good He decided
against the calm of Mr. Humphreys, holding under the
title of the State of New Jersey We erred also in sta
ting that Fl. d. Gilpn, esq, associated with Mr.
Clayton counsel for the United States James A. Bay
ard esq, the colleague of Mr. Clayton, and ably dis
charged his duty in the argument of the case.