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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

hIsrcRr.-'Charles, my sou. said a piou,
o1J lady to her granIson. who was st.endinv
aa Eastern coliegs; ''CharIes, n Y son. What
history is mostly read al collegei'
why grandma, replied young hopeful.
there are a great many read. but the one mos,
a''eniively peruseJ by The students Is ealIeI
The History OF the -Four Kings
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
A BRiEF ALMANAC FOR THE yr,,
1915. ~

The ahsve 10 esnveniert Almanac IN 10 fs.ten.a ,
the crown Of q hat, or carried in a poekei book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
Irish Republican lnion.

Ameeting Of this body was held Monday night on
Bergen Hill south Brooklyn. On the motion of Nh
Bergen. Mr. EDWARD DEvELIN OF Montreal, was called
10 the Chair, who alter returning thanks, made few
Introductory remarks tie said that the Irish IN Canada
were determined throw OH British tyranny as well As
70 succor reand-that moral force was no force al ALL
and the only force England ever would yield to was the
force of the cannon She had no notion Of what moral
force wa. Mr. D. went on At some farther length to
state the intense feeling of the Irish in Canada against
Fngland and hoped the Irish IN America would join
them 10 tree their native land
Mr. Mooney then addressed the meeting in an elo
quent speech urging union among all parties az they
were now at last united M Ireland
After him came Mr.. OConn0r, of the frish I0HRteer
who said that some of the Irish Brigade had gone 20
Ireland already and that more would follow. few
of them had started this day and he had assur
ance from some OF the best soldiers OF America that
they were ready TO go and light the battles OF Ireland
He was himself about 10 start through the Union and
sso 10 Canada 20 what could be done tor Ireland
The subscription list then opened, and good
sum was coected-nearly the half OF which was hand
ed in by children and females The meeting was large
and displayed great enthusiasm. Adjourned 70 meet at
Shakespeare Hotel this night
After the adjournment the band Of the Union marched
TO the lodgings Of Mr. Mitchell brother of the Feon at
the Aston House where they serenaded and heartily
I choered him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
ch.n,cr Of Political Wonders.

Some one has quantity remarked if peace be
now made this will be the hrst example OF war
80, ,s,65, authority and eHded Kith0H authority -
B9t Ibis l. only part the wonders which attend this
most extraordinary Chapter OF History Look al these
The President makes war without the authority OF
Law. .sL-. H.. .t..- -
any authority. .- -....-- -. 49,, ,,,lo.,
Generals of the enemy to take command and night u
The General OF our forces, who conquered the
o, i crested in the midst OF victories, and with
an. offence i 10 be tried as a criminal
We propose 70 pay twenty millions OF dollars Tor
,e-ri,orv we have already occupied.
5 W. have the best lands IN the world. and we are
exceedinrlv anxious 70 get the worst
We make war IN the name OF Liberty, and we pro
.i ~ contradictions. Of blunders, and inered1-
hls i,ronsistences like these, cannot we believe DC
naralleef by any Administration IN any country fei
han. h We hunt up the records OF some King JoAn, .,
Henry VI we may possibly find parallel, baI
certainly not In this country. in any recent history
OF Europe. ltTanAio1h ny N0H'in' ''-'N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
LATEST from Europe.

The Courier has a dispatch dated at Loudon'
June 10, PM. as follows:
The streets of Paris were crowded last night The
people appear dispessed with the success oi lmers-
large band proceeded 20 his house threatening VOL
euce, but the National Guard were posted before u"
and after hooting considerably dispersed
The Pa'rie says that the rumor which was current
yesterday Of the arrest OF great personage was 10
day the subject of conversation in the Han oil CONFER
ence of the Assembly. At first Ministers Affected an
air of mystery the subject but being pressed re-
Piled that nobody had been arrested LOUIS NapoeoH
Is said 10 be IN Paris.
The proceedings in the Assembly to-day were OF no
interest ,-,.
Accounts from Bologna state that Marshal Radetzky
had left Bologna with nearya the troops under ne or
ders decisive battle was expected. lhe caruiiiiah
army l. 10000 strong, and has 20 pieces OF cannon
SPArN-Reports were current in Madrid on the itn,
that the Carlists intended to attempt renewal OF CIVIL
in spain. ,rr..
The following are the returns Of the Bank Of Franc
CREDIr-Cash and ingots, '3.OOgOW Ca an, il
Branch Banks 622jO00OL Bills past due '.ivlVVJL-
Bills PAYABLE in Paris not yet due, l2i-OOVW puo li
the Branch Banks lj66NO0Of Advances 10 the 'lale m
Troasurv Bonds JOOOQOOD Advances on French Public
Securities - 600OO0f Protested bills IN the Bank
30 4OOOO0f Ditto in the Branches, ll,-DODf 6ap.-
tai o. q0O OO0f Ditto new Branches &i5Uluvy- haiN
notes in circulation - 7OO0OOL Dltio OF oI
-52O0OO0L Accounts current oi lfes-uIy, d, 80
Private accounts current 72Oo00O0 Ditto IN Branches
LoNpoN MONEY AND SHARE Market, saturday June
10 o'clock r. M.-The following are inc piloes ae i
o'clock Consos for account - - DO iof money
80 ,3s a - Exchequer bills ~ prem 30 piei ~
per cents s3l 81 Exchequer Bills, small ~ prem a
80 prem. N
The Morning Herald of this day June lO) announce
tho, i, la rsreivcd an express from Aexandria va
Wsrseilles stating that the Skhs had revoted killed
go, ,,;ssarss and rnassacred all the British troops
al Lahore. ....,.,.l
letter. from Vienna say that hopes arc entei,i',
If - F,,,,e-or's return The liberal programme %
the Foreign Minister had met with the Emperor aP
proval' ri, -. .u a., ,.-,,
ton laws was resumed last night IN ne hou-e OF Noi
VIM delivered long speech against the resolutions
Tbc Hogse ronsistinr OF Al members. divided al al
early hour this morning. when there appeared 49,
Majority for Minister'S H.
The House. after the division, adjourned Tor Inc
Whitsuu HOLIDAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
CITY IrErdS.


TUESDAY. June q.
CASE oF MADAME REsrELL.-The Court OF Ap-
peas have rendered decision denying the motion for
new trial and affirming the iudneut Of the Court Of
Sessions The years imprisonment is TO commence
from the date of the decision and not from that sen
ience
STEAMBOAT AcciDEyr.-We understand thst
the steamboat He7drik Hudson while the passage up
on Monday last cracked the centre pin and was obliged
10 return to this city This accident will probably delay
the regular trips for day or two.
- Mr.. SiuovEr. Consul Of the Republic Of
France to this City arrived yesterday the Britannia
AccIpES1.-Yester the driver Of wagon,
named Thomas Quinan. while passing up one OF the
streets in the Seventeenth Ward. thrown OF and
dangerously injured, by the wagon passing over his
body he was Immediately conveyed to the City Hos
Ptal
BIGAMY.-A man named Thomas Duncan was
arrested Yesterday on a bench warrant charging him
with bgamy. Detained TO answer.
CoCvTERFEIT-Of Horton, of the Fifth
Ward arrested man named William Johnson yester
day on a charge Of having attempted 70 pass counter
felt g bin on John Miller Committed for examination.
Found DRoWNED.-An inquest was held yes
terday by Coroner Walters on the body OF an uiAnoN
man. found floating In the River at NanhAtanyle. The
deceased was about 30 wears Of age but nothing was
found on his person by which ne could be identified.
Verdict death by drowning.
DuoRpERLY CoNnrcr Yesterday during the
procession fight took place among some Of the colored
people who Inconvenience by the pressure. One
of the ringeaders named John H. Lsw, was taken into
custody and committed By Justice Nonttort.
Arrrunrrn gr-frrnr-A man named Abraham
Taylor attempted 20 commit suicide yesterday by jump
ing Of the dock the foot OF Grandt while IN state
OF ntoXicaton but prevented by OF the officers
Of the Thirteenth Ward who took him 10 the station
hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
THE EAGLE HOTEL,


DE-OPENED The subscriber has leased this large
Ia and cOmmotOus hotel ur term of years, ana hopcsr
v constant his guests, o. merit tie patronage Ok
All those who have long known the Van'ng "hch ms
house Possesses every other IA this city In addon
To m pleasa0t aud central location has been renodeieo
ia many important particulars, and furnished m astye un-
surpassed BY any hotel the eastern cities and win de-
gree Of luxury and elegance never before attempted IN s
section OF the country, ~,
The READING Rooms are supplied with the leading
newspapers Of United States, and all the Pubic Rooms
have been ,ted and furnished with direct reference TO mo
comfort and convenience OF those who may be pleased 10
visit them. ....-. s.S...
Tie LADIES' DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOMSMo
furnished In the richest and most elegant manner with tho
very best Of modern furniture. -
The PRIVATE PARLORS and SLEEPING APART
MENTS are also furnished IN the same style.
Feeling med that 0f his guests can be otherwise
than please, With his public private rooms he WIZ en-
deavor by supplying his TABLE with the SYST THE mAsKrr
AFFORDS, ana with attentive and oblging servants 10
please al who may enter ths Dining Hall
His cooks rned To their business, and kno" no" 10
please The taste OF the most asiidious.
A commodious OMNIBUS will al all lines be al me De-
p6 on the arrival Of The trains Of and also at
he Packet Landing and will convey travellers and tnor
baggage TO and from the hotel free Of charge.
Nothing will be- Omtted the part OF the proprietor 70
give the most perfect satisfaction 70 all who SOP a, hs
house. D u WALDhlDors
Rochester. June 10. 1913. lels INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
WHO'LL NO. 2si9.

THr AGE OF lgrR0yENENr--W learn that -
the irci.ht train from Newl YORK on the Stonington
Railroad there has recently been added refrigerator
car for the purpose OF transporting butter cheese.
oy tiers sc % arrive in this city between and 10
o'clock A. " bringing them .n cool and fresh state
There also attached ~ the steamboat tram iri car
IN charge o. special messenger which arrives ~
about O'Clock 4 NJ The J1urIri states that the DC
'enton by fog of the steamboats, on the Sound has
N'o been oo ted on this line by the erection OF light
house by Cos eminent and the hanging of large fog
bell by ne company one of the small islands az The
entrance OF Ntunn-fon harbor This bell is Tun- con
stany during thick weather thus enabling the boats 10
run by the s'af o the cell from the light boat outside
directly into the har5gr The radiance OF the ferry
boat nuisance RI Providence and This arrangement by
which the boats vii not be detained by ios commenis
this route 10 New ORR az safe. speedy snd cVpedtous
Boston Auas.
COURT OF AFFEALs.-This Court adjourned on
Saturday and the Judges have returned home 10 Is
% De regretted that the design OF the Court IN holding
special term here ~ this time could BE- fully car
RED out account OF the non attendance OF Counsel
Had tine causes upon the calendar been brought for
ward the Court might have been relieved from mass
which cncumbers and clogs Us action. THIS diff
Guilty VIII 20 on increasing hereafter d lawyers do not
attend more promptly 20 preparing and bringing on
their causes and the Courts VIII b. unable 10 satisfy
the claims of Justice with that readiness which was The
tes.derstum demanding a change IN the character OF
their organization. Rochester Democrat 2ith
STEAMBOAT DIsASrER.-The steamer Emp 81.
on coming into port this morning from Bcievie, heUi
y laden with Aour and potash, and several passengers
convened over BY the wind nearing Gsrratt
wharf, and almost Instantly filed snd sunk In twelve
feet water The passengers had barely time 10 escape
with their lives After 10 was supposed that All had
reached the wharf noise heard under the upper
deck, and on rs being cut through. aged man and
woman were rescued from their perlus situation The
bull and ladng of tho steamer are al under water The
wind blowing a gale at the time OF the disaster
Kingston Canada Argus. June ..
HtWyEsr-Most oi the wheat has been cut m
Anne Arundel county. By he hrst OF July m Catocun
valley Frederick county where the wheat s good but
the oats dwarsh harvest will mostly have been finished
With regard 10 the lstc rains the Catoctn NIX says
Vegetation now. OF al kinds Is beginning 20 looS nap
with something Ike animation. and good crop may
reasonably be expected yet to greet the garden hoe
Baltimore sun. Nth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

rS-Drections for PilOis.-Nesseis subject to vista
ION bv The Hssth Officer: every vessel from foreign
port having Passengers, and every vessel having had
during her passage any Of Small PoN or INFECTIOUS OF
contagious disease arriving al any times
All vessels from any port, IN the ordinary passage RON
which they must pass South of Cape Henlopen- arriving
between the 3ls DAY Of Nav and the 10Th day Of October
And all vessels from any place tncuding Islands In A,a
Africa Or the Mediterranean. from any othe West lnds
Bahama Bermuda Western Islands, or from any place IN
America IN the ordinary passage from which they pas,
south OF Georgia-aruvng between the lst day Of April
and the lot day Of November . . 80
Tel I'm \ b. WHITING. healh Oncef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
The Co.t Of Poik'- Nomination.


vyAsHNcroN. Sunday, June -.
The o''owing list Of rewarded Delegates 70 the
p.,,,o,o-e Convention which nominated Mr.. Polk
.to,i3 he kent before the people. 1t will show
:. ,h,r, an instance Of true bargain and corrup
,io,.o. Here is total Of nearly 100000 Of the
,sople s money paid by the Executive b reward
those who nominated him 20 the seat he holds
uo1 10 he Baroye Cosueatoa in Nay, lsii ,'4o hqre
Iee1 REGARDED b. Mr. Polk and he amount II ne Iuoc
aoaeg ,sbioi each has yecered oR yeare during n"
Robei Walker Secretary Of the $4,000 %
George Bancroft, Secretary Of the Navy c.<!W
Do do. a. Minister Of Great Britain. $500 81, .,o ~,
Cave Johnson Postmaster oener....-.. 5i i5S GO
Nathan Clifford, Attorney General. 800. $50
DO uO 0O''''''''''' '''N = $3.50 %
Son Of The Minister as secy Of Legation 4''o O. m ~
Ronulus Sanders Minister 20 Spain. ;...... 1870 p
George W Hopkins, Charge 20 Portugal $40 l
Andrew Doneson, Minister 70 Pnssia ..... 4s,Sg w
John W Davis Commissioner 70 China 49, y,
BENJAMIN g. Shields Charge 20 Nenezuea..... lo'nU W
Henry Hubbard, Sub-Tregsurer at Boston. b39O "
Marcus MOrOn Collector Of the Customs boston ~o9V W
F se5 M A,sa Is'ppon'ol io..-''' 1909 %
R. R. Segng i ps f ' Aorey for @ 1900
Isaac II. Wright. appointed Navy Agent ana re-
II 1' Sm,b u Posimssier at Buffalo. y Y.. 68i7 81
bg 1s so5,c T .e e. Of Ca 49, 1900 %
Ioig l. Dawson. L S District Attorney, for the
no meis'T Ble INSPECTOR Of Customs Baltimore 1908 90
Gabriel Holmes District Attorney for Norm caro-
lima, salary unknown. o,.. o,
" T. COlouitts son, Paynasler no ne Army. 3F w
d b Turner, Postmaster At Huntsville, Alabama 4o' lo
Charles 4. Bradford, surveyor General JHchso1' 900 ~
Mississippi .'ss'' $500 '
Geo 4 Fall Public Printer. Mis- salary unknown. - ~.
Samuel n Laughlin, Recorder, Land Once. o'WN w
GIDEON j, Pillow. Bdgadier sud Mayor General. -. Nv
O. a Caldwell Major In The Army............. o9ol on
John w Tibha Colonel IN the army f't< wv
Samuel Medarv, Postmaster, Coiumbus OmO... ol%o ~
Thomas H. Barley [. ;. District Attorney Tor
ONO. salary unknown. NJ, mn, I'D,
VIM ID Morgan Secretary Of Legation 10 Brazil. 8VW uD
John SimonsOn. Capt. Of Dragons ........ sVW W.
& SOO Receiver a. ShawneelOwn ll........ i'VVV w
William Walters, Public Printer, Springfield ILL.,
salary unknown n, 400 IN
A. n Sewer Commissioner 10 MeXco........ %I'4D W.
VIM Richie, Public Pruer..........:..s... oV' w
Thomas Richie Editor Of the Union, and public go On
d M ct.rot 90 Commissioner 2g20 %
Double this amount has been drawn from the
Treasury in profits from contracts growing out oil
this iniquitous war. Ii would not be extravagant
/ 10 saw that the nomination alone OF the present
incumbent Of the Presidential chair cost the nation
fro milioas of doilorS. What his iour years adj
ministration shall have cost it will be left for pos
4 teritv. who have to discharge the debt to say
! 1t will not be paid in our generation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
- rhr NnN-Irr.rY NtnIrr-t' nre E-tn bIIsh-

~ The New-Jrrs.y Nater-Cure E-tabiish-
rnf situated IN the Orange Mountains Al South Orange
New.Jersey fifteen miles from NewHork, on the line or
the Morris and Essex Railroad
The cars stop within quarter Of mile from the eses
lishnen wing the foot o. C0randst al o'clock, A NJ
and O'Clock P NJ Of e day, arriving al South Orange
IN about one hour.
DR. MEEKER announces TO the public, that he has Just
finished arrangements Of the most complete al
erCure establishments and Summer retreats now In tne
country.
Dr. returned from Europe IN the Winter OF 1876, where
he haa been nearly three years than onehd fwhch
tine was spent At Graefenberg and the other Water estab
s men. Of Germany and has been since that time engaged
10 selecting location and erecting establishment suited
TO his views on the subject.
The establishment Is planned particularly with view 70
the comfort and convenience Of the patient and Is but upon
the English plan Of weier.cure establishments having phi
vste bathroom attached each patients roOm shut on from
the by folding DOORS where the patient can have every
bath except large douche and swimming BATH which
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house the glen ..
the mountain There also three large plunge bsls IN me
house On the grounds also two wave baths, one 81
them from the natural falls Of the brook IN he rayine, and
swimming bath ~ feet square, erected for the pleasure or
Summer visitors &C attending their friends and other pa
dents
Dr. NJ will open his establishment for the season on Ihe
18th June and any communications addressed TO CliAS
MEEKER NJ D. NJ Newark, Jersey or a. South Orange,
Y Jersey Vill rsceive attention '~H 'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
From Venezuela.
4 correspondent Of the J0HrHdl q C0m7'efo
publishes the following letter, dated;
po,-o n ,pv,to lime IN i-lS

correspondent OF the J0Hfhdt az commerce
publishes the following letter. dated:
PoRro CABELLo. June 10, ISIS.
According to the statements OF the Government
party Marscaibo the last ioothod OF the friends o the
Constitution WAS taken possession OF by DIVISION OF
General Monaesss army the 30th ultimo the squad
ron Of the MaracsibO people having retired toward
the castle near the bar with several hundred oil he
most active opponents of the tyranny OF Monagas on
board The castle il is Understood, yet remains IN me
hands OF the Opposition. II the Information cOnimuhi
Gated by the sOcaled Government party can De IeAeu
on il would be absolutely impossible Tor t'ene
raj Paez and other real friends OF the Constitution 70
succeed in their patriotic endcayors 10 reestaosh H. Al
least ior the present.
Business continues very dull--Cofee al 5G6s q qtl
and few purchasers even at these low prices Indigo
none IN the market Hides. cts. per To- in limited de
mand Cotton nominal, cents per 10. Cocoa from
clo 10 ely per ITO lbs according 10 quality American
Flour Is now selling At sl7 JOQss per Dbl cash.
The American sch Home OF New-Oresns via Mara.
caibo ana Curacao is now loading here with Cocoa,
and VIII leave TO day or tomorrow for Vera Cruz. No
other American vessel in this port
The following IS an extract OF letter dated La.
GUAYRA, June 7, lsls:
The news arrived here the Sd inst OF the capture
of the town Of Maracsbo by the Government troops
but the Fort Of Carlos and the hola belonging 70
the faction are still in possession OF the Lake Il is
ssid however that the hoa is not likely to hold out
lopg a. the troops on board 900 mem in state OF
nusiny These troops were put on board on the coca
sion ~ evscuating the town The civil may be
considered as AT an end but until the question OF the
erritoria Institute is dehniuvey rejected by the tx
ecutge which as yet II has not been tnere VIII DC nc
confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
Important and Peremptory Sale al Philadelphia Of about
IA. 600 Acres " Land N iLLlSofs aud NiscoAsS' ny
THOMAS a Sons, Auctloneefs

IA. 600 Acres " Land n lLLlSofs and WiscoNsS,b by
THOMAS a Sons, Aucuoneefs
an TUESDAY, the 81 q October w. a. 0eiocA IN
~ he evening. al he Philadelphia Exchange the sub
.,s will .e a public auction 10 the highest bidder, BY
order II the Trustees the Bank " the United states, under
decd OF gnment OF 1T May lS, i@1S tlo acres 81
snd living In Counties oi Lasae, Bureau, Rock l-ia
Narba Putnam Henry and Mercer, Illinois, and 7,tb %lO0
arre. of land the Counties VI Grant, Iowa, Green and
Portage 10 Wisconsin
Thes lands were al selected By an experienced Agent
Ia tie wears 1885 and 1875, snd are believed 10 comprise
some OF the valuable lands IN the aboyenamed states
Thu deyird BY es Ddteai from he Laif,d States and
trR 5e sod car Of Tdrs he end Of the year 1913
TERMS or SALE.
All sums not exceeding 81 900, cash.
Over o0 and exceeding 5000 Interest on the cred
onehaf cash and the remaining half payments al tho
fdir OF c'Al
Over $500, one-tlirc cash, One-thlrd per annum
In year and one11ird IN years...J
discount ~ per cent the rnnclpal 81 ne DEFERRED
in-taments viii be allowed, n payment tnefeo te ma
within 20 days from the time Of sale WIN ne deeds WI
be delivered 10 the purchasers the original Pafenh from nc
United states. 60,
memorandum Of the terms n sale viii - signed by no
Trustees and delivered 10 the purchaser and NE
will required do the ike The deed WI DE- oe4.frfea
whenever the whole purchase money snail nave peeh pal
and n ali cases In default u payment the ano may De 500
over ssn AZ ubic ale AZ the Philadelphia Exchange, with
ot farther notice tie defa1ng purchasers, III he eA
peuse and risk respecny ely
MORDECAI d. LEWIS,
SAMUEL W. JONES, Trustees
ROBERT L. PITTFIELD,
ROBERT HOWELL,
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, Aucnoneers-
e3 Wainut-si Philadelphia
~ p-t,.ed Cataiooues giving a particular description OF
ne ze and locality Of each tract may be bad at ne Aaeue1
store or u The subscriber a. the otce o. ne -,v
Walnul-st Philadeldhia CHAS. ;. FOLW LII ~. III
Philadelphia, May, lS4s. my' -a'n''''@~O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
RoARD IN THE COUNTRY.

ATTHE PARK HOUSE, Orange, New-Jersey a nost
n ghtful country residence during the summer nons,
pleasantly located of he most healthy towns IN me
fnon-an hours ride from NewYofk, with which there 10
frequent daily communication by railroad
tsie Inn 4 r BALDWIN. Proprietor.