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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

It'll OHIO STAGE COMPANY have made such
a arrangements of their Stage Lines running out of
WI ceiling. as cannot fail TO furnish the most satisfaction
accommodation to all. They run
w lines MAIL STAGES leaving Wheeling at
half past 10 p. m. every night, and running through to
connect with the Miami Railroad in hours to Cincin.
natl or TO Terre Hauie, Indianapolis, Springfield and ST
LOUIS.
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at 8 O'Clock, a
m. daily, and runs through to GAINESVILLE Z p. M, all by
daylight, - miles.
Passengers who desire TO stop on the road can take a
seat through to The point they desire, stop where they
wish, and have a seat in the next stage that comes along.
For the accommodation of the citizens of Wheeling
and st. Clairsvile. they also run a hack frem st. Glars
vile to Wheeling, leaving ST Clairsvile at 8 A. NJ, arri-
wing al Wheeling at 10 A. NJ; leaving Wheeling at 10 A.
M. and arriving at st ClairsviiIt at p. NJ. Persons desi.
rous of going 10 ST Ciairsviile and returning the same
day, can Fave a seat in the GAINESVILLE Accommodati ion
coach, and reach Wheeling about 6 =. NJ, having 2 or 3
hours in ST Clairsville. Fare, IS cents.
Office No. "a Water st. LIST door below the U. S. Hotel
Wheeling, Va. Apr20 w. +. Ag't.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
DRY GOODS.

BERRYHILL Il CONC. l3l, ZANES' ROW.,
RAY commenced receiving theii large and well sc.
L. lected stock sf Dry Goods, of all kinds usually
kept in q Dry Goods store, which has been selected viii
mucl care. aud purchased at unusually low prices;
Their cfure we can say with perfect safely that we VIII sell
at lower prices than has ever been known in this mar
ket; and 10 test the truth OF what we say, please give
us a call, as we take great pleasure in showing our goods.
Don't misunderstood us-we say we will sell cheaper
than has ever been sold by any house in the CITY OF
Wheeling. MIRO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

FOR TRANSPORTATION or MERCHANDISE
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH N PHILADELPHIA.
THE Proprietsrs of this old established and first Port.
ale Boat Line, having removed their depot in Phi.
i~adeiphia, to a much larger Warehouse on Market st..
than they formerly occupied, and also increased their
room for storage at Pittsburgh, are now prepared to offer
much greater facilities to their friends and patrons,
Goods carried by this line are not transhipped bet ween
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, being carried entirely in
Portable Section Boats. To shippers of flour and other
goods requiring careful handling, this is of importance.
No charge made for receiving or shipping goods, or ad
vahcing charges. All goods forwarded promptly, and
upon as reasonable terms as by any other line.
JOHN A l. co.
Canal Rasin. Penn ST., Pittsburgh,
JAMES NJ. DAVIS & co.
fsbsi 227 Market and "a Commerce ST., Phila,
JOHN McFADEN & o Forwarding and Commits.
sion Meichaiits, Canal Basin, Penn St, Pittsburgh.
JAMES DAVIS & O Flour Factors and commits.
sion Merchants, 227 Market aud 81 Commerce st. PhiIa,
II Advances made by either Of the a owe on Flour,
Wool and ether descriptions of Merchandise consigned
u them. mar Ism
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
PIECE GOODS.

FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
GOODS.
TOHN ELLIOTT Il co. N" 1863 N w cor. OF MAIN
+ st. and Market Alley, have commenced receiving
their large aud well selected assortment OF Dry Goods
aud Varieties, purchased in tbs EASTERN ch,es' al 'ne
present reduced prices; comprising a large and splendid
assortment of all kinds OF Dry Goods fahey ana o.ap'e,
Fancy Goods than ever offered in this Market anu are
prenared to sell them either wholesale or retaii on sueh
terms as cannot fail to give general satisfaction.
Nh They would call the attention OF country Mer
ch,nts a, d Pediars to their stock OF Goods TOR wio,e,
sa' ing. as they will ksep a complete STOCK Of AL ar'c"s
in their line.
Please call at 1863 and examine for yourselves.
April Is JOHN ChLioA1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

TO THE HALT AND LAM Comstock's Nerve
and Bone Lininent and indian Vegetable Elixir, is the
most eiiectual cure for rheumatism, contracted cords, or
muscles, and is warranted To Cnrs any case Of kheuma.
tism or Gout. All the above articles are sold by
mar / 40 ~FAIRCHlLD, Wlleeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

O WORMS-Koimstock's Vernifuge will eradicate
and cure children and ADULTS who have worms. Caution,
Beware of all unless the name Is spelled M olnstock, ~
the did Dutch name Of the inventor. piice % cents
per bottle. Qy 1t cannot injdre the child should there
be no worms, but 1t Will do 1t good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
~ nnsr,s coNcrNrnArEp COMPOUND EX

DR. ROSES CONCENTRATED COMPOUND EN-
TRACT OF SA|RSAPARlLLA.
THIS preparation Las proven llseli deeiard,y SUPERIOR
L to all other compounds of sarsaparina, IL mas cured
uIcers Renewed i,npur tiles OF the blood, aud strengthen
ed Inc system in cases where Other preparations OF sar
sapsrilla mad failed. II is decidedly superior TO swaia's
Panacea, having cured diseases where inns ienneuy haa
three times a day children haIi me 9asst,ty.
For sale at BhEN LtN"I" -
myl6 Ashia"u Squse' '5, '"'
kQ1 10 PRYOR AND ACLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

pInCDE ROAD. BOV FIRING GARDEN ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
VrH,s extensive establishment is crested on an impro
we'd plan, and Ivy The aid of steam Power mamutac,
TIRES ali Kinds of Plain and Ornamental MARBLE
WORK, in q superior style, aud at the lowest prices.
The largest and hest assortment OF MARBLE MAsrELs,
Imported Parior and Garden SrAroARy' NAsts snu
ForSr.Iss. TtLEs for floors. &C., may he seen at the
Ware Rooms. to which the attention OF tie pupiic Is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times with ~ number
of iuisi,ed Nantes and Table Tops, Italian Tonbs ana
Monuments cut to sizes OF fnished-also constantly on
hand a large assortment of American Grave Stones in
sMs ranyh or finished. Marble in the block, &c.
'e '' JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

SPRING STOCK.
- No 100, Main st.
vxHE would say 10 our customers srJo ,.ou
hsve on hand at this times general ,ua We
Ladies Saddles, Tror 80 'i"eht d
Gentlemen's do. ~ 'tuhks,
Brides aid martinra'ss dHicle'
some very neat rounded do Iron - e"ll. Hnhhs
Heads and reins. q ahd wood
Rncgy ' Ladies' bonnet 'runBsr
WAGON a. Gents leather bat hoxes.
Draw do '9''ef satchels,
Carpet bags, SaIWS sNt'hts,
Collars Of different kinds, Ca,Tisca
Buggy whiHs, Ptaim- "stPs'
Drovers' do W.I 10
Lashes different Kinds. WsIIin ~
Hames, trace chains, UaI,er eh'
Curry combs. DO cards. Horse brmstns
We ask an examination of onr sto.L ~
'ng any of the above articles. faeling .a,.cse Wsh
rave as good an assortment and as orea, ], lhat we
-ver been offered IN the city. and will Sc I a. "a, "a
fes. Az orders foI work promptly filled. OId yvpn,s
epaired as usual. rfeb Isl NirOt ~ ~ W"rk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

BOOKS. NEW STOCK

BOOKS. NEW STOCK
"a AMTLY and rocket Bibles. PRESBYTERIAN Ps,irs and
Z Hymns. Psalms Of David. variety Of school Books
Eclee ic Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohb's Readers.
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Algebra.
Comsiock's Philosophy. Chemistry and Physiology and
a variety of standard works on Theology. Medics and
general Literature, Blank hooks aud all kinds ofstatto.
airy wide window blinds aud wall paper, sold low a.
any establishment in the city. by
JOHN FISHER, Agent.
son3 Main street. WheeIin
BOOKS! BOOkS!!
IHE subscriber having entered into such an arrange.
ment with all the large publishing houses in thu
eastern cities as To- enable him TO sell at their publishers
prices in New York. Beston and Philadeiphia. Call at
the corner Book stare ofMain and Union streets:
dec w ' RORQ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
NEW SPRING STOCK AT
GREER e. NOTES,

NO. IbZ IHUTKfL S1THSI.
yxTE have commenced receiving our Spring stock of
w fashionable DRY GOODS, which will embrace
all the new styles out this season. Our customers and
all those wishing to purchase any thing in our line, are
assur ed that we can show them a. good a selection and
at low prices, as can be found in this city.
We viii continue 70 receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment is complete.
Wheeling, Mar 81, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

A GOOD OFFER.
THE undersigned viii sell on a credit of from three
: months TO eight yesrs,the following property, in lots
of one thousand and upwards. viz:
The country goods OF J + Garreftson, suitable for a
heavy cou airy business.
The goods OF J + GaFretson, suitable for business any
place, and the gCcds of + Garrettson & Co. and the
goods of G GarrettsOn 4 60.
The accounts and notes Of either or all, most of
which are " ~ secured
The Real Estate of either or all.
Persons wishing to permanently locate. and having
the faculty Of consolidating business, viii find a bar gain
in the above offer. Apply the last ten days of any month,
at the office of JF ~GARRETISON
my2 Monroe st.
DRESS GOODS
JUST received a beautiful stock Of Dress Goods, among
a which are the following:
A few patterns of those rich mode colored satin stri.
ped Dress Silks
A eautifui article of Tissue.
Plain aud figured Linen Lustres.
Small figured Brown Lawns.
Embroidered Swiss do
Ginghan do
Plain bPk and figured Lawns and Berages.
French, Earlslon and American Ginglams, cheaper
than ever and for sale by w. GOODRICH,
Wheeling, April Is Ne l6j Market sd.
bARASOLS of the most beautiful colors for sale very
. low by April w. GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
A GOOD OFFER

A GOOD Variety Of Prints to lie had at your own pri
"A ces at feb 10 GREER & MOTTE'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

Thomas Sweeney, OF the
.,;,, associaiea with him Andrew j Sw eeney
"n!' i ia nal tine b,isiuess Of the old firm of NJ 4 Il
Sweeney will be conducted as heretofore ny ihen Al inc
ON s'a'a' """'' THOMAS SW EENEY.
D K J
Ian ,sas JOSEPH BELL.
retiring from the establishment with when ne mas
In heeu connected for the pas IL years, the undersisn-
.o"Ia recomnend their successors aud respectfully
solicit for tLeiu & continuance OF the 'alronsse VI .u1se
generaiiy. jan ] 1913 iChAE SW ECNEf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
mn. 4. G.

(rriCn :" Va. Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

also a full stock of window sashcs, always on hand and
for sale al No l25 Main ST. sc ROBINSON.
DEC l3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

200 pieces Summer Goods ft Pants and coats, Of Al
patterns, styles and qualities; good quality for 25 cent
per pantalosn's pattern.
Brown Holland, Linen and Linen checks for coats
something desirable for warm weather.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
BED TICKS AND CALICC

100 ps Bed Ticks: some good for Z cts per y'd.
20, NO yis new caIicOes of the richest style, and chca-
per than the cheapest. Good quality, co'ors warranted.
for u cts, az good as has been sold for I2lc. Also some
for 3 els per y'd or 25 cts Per dress pattern. ~ chint-
yes for l1lc per y'd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

DIR. sPHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
Why will you suffer with that distressing complain
when a remedy 81 at hand that will not fail to cure you
This remedy VIII efectuaIIy destroy any alta k of head.
ache, either ! ervous or bilious. It has cured cases OF
twenty yearss sanding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

THREAD LACEs AT HALF RICE ; khopis
L has lust received a large lot OF Thread Laees,whie"
he intends selling n about half price. myo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

GOLD WATCHES.
JUST reed q new supply Of
Fine full jeweiied gold lever watches,
do do do Ladies' do
Gold Guard and fob chains, etc. JND BISHOP.
APPS M 10 Msin,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
ALBANY, Nov. 20, 1913.
The Senatorial Quarrel IN albany.

The communication which Mr.. Collier has sent
to the Journal office, is brief, but comprehensive
1t contains peremptorily denial of the assertion
incauiiously made by Thurlow Weed, that John
A. Collier had, like the Emperor at Notre Dame,
put the golden laurel on his own bro 1t also add
ministers severe rtbuke to Thurlow for getting
into such an i'll humor. 1t is a peculiarly in
Thurlow that he 81 ems TO have formed a notion
thai man will grant favor to his fellow mlu
except iom interested motives he pretends,
therefore, not 10 bSlleve that some one OF Mr..
Golfers lends might have been the author of
the etter which was made the pretence tor an
sault upon that gentleman.
MIR. Fillmore has already announced his inten-
ton Of supporting Mr.. Collier for the office OF U.
S. Senator.
MIR. Collier will take passage for New York this
evening" In one OF the river steamers he comes
for the purpose OF participating IN the festival
" CHI is to given at the Irving Houss to-mof-
low, in honor Of Mr. Fillmore and himself. Mr..
Fillmore finds himself unable to be present In
conset uence of his numerous official engage
melte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Our Dublin Correspondence.
The State Prisoners--7he Potato Rot, S.c.


The State Pr,soners--IhcP Potato Rot, 8c.
Informed you IN my last of the extraordinary
efforts which were at that time being made for
the trial and convection of Mr.. Duffy, and Nave
now to inform you that the termin alton of those
extraordinary efforts has been--ridlcule aud gossip
at the expense of the Attorney General. The facts
of the case are as follows The bills of indict-
ment found at the commission, were, on the APP
plicauon OF the Attorney General, quashed and
put an end to, in order that new bills of ndct-
ment should be framed to include the evidence
de duced from the letter found in Mr.. Smith OBri-
ems portmsnteau, from Mr. Duffy, aud also the last
number of the Nat on which had been seized before
being published. The new bill of indictment sent
up TO the county Dublin Grand Jury, who found a
true BILL and Saturday last the Attorney General
applied to have the prisoner transferred from the
tody Of the city to the county sheriff that the prs
op,r should have his trial. Ga account Of some Law
tecbnicalities this application refused By the
court the prisoner therefore could not be tried by
p county jury, and the former bill OF indictmen
had been granted tie matter must now stand over to
afutUre commission The Attorney General excuses
himself by saying that he was in Clonme whilst all
the prelminaries were conducted In his abseu
whoever r. to blame, the right honorable gentleman
Ia down for It. Mr. Duffy IL Il erefore doomed to n
further imprsonment which In bis present state OF
health, murt be highly injurious. On yesterday he
vas made bankrupt, at the suit ofa Mr. w. A. Dren-
ran. an attorney Mr. ID Fitzgerald Is to apply to
the Lord hancelIor to superseds the commission
Meesrs. OBrien, M.agher McNaDus, aud o Oono-
hue still confined in CloBmel, but II Is under
stood in afew days, they Will be removed to Dublin
by writ Of habcas corpus. The 18Th Inst, besve,
Is fixed for arguing the writ of error Cases have
been laid before Messrs. HEM and Napier the emf
pent barrstes the subject OF the writ OF error,
and they give II their epiuiops that the result will
be successful indeed, Smith O'Brien is very can.
guine, and Ia in excellent spirits, also the other
prisoners. be.srs Mesgher, McManus, and O'Douo-
hue occupy the ssme apartment. Mr.. Meagher
10 described a. being the life Of the company, and in
great relieves the dull monotony Of their
imprisonment. On Sunday last the order from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21

SHIPPING lNTEGLLlGENCE.
miscellaneous.

DANIs scHn HANasE sorsp. fiom buenos Ayres Aug 49,
for Bos wr,cNod the OF Macco about
deg feruamhuc rghg Of Sspsi aud ,oes
amost mcdiiey she had of 900 hides IL
" do wool sheep skim Up h. ~ 5U hides
fw ba ~ \ eep Sims all that had go taved
lAuNcTEDf Ess. Thomasttn, W. by lsaan hmes ESQ
echr OPP n l25 ons lnd,d Capt Pac
Mr G Thomas bark George Thomas Of ab $50 tons to be
ded by (apt yikej b. Nc Horace Merriam barS Tee
graph Of $50 toms to be eommanaed BY Capt Robert Crockett
by Spnoford Starrct, bark KINDA Of ~, u he
anded ~ Capt Sleeper by by Kinba bark
tega II 35 TONS to be andea by Capt fred spear
Ke netutk 18th IN st. by Messrs Wrrd bark Of
s3 called yperon owned by Mesrs Ward Capt Jacob
Mer and Others with Capt Hovey Perkins who will
mai er
sAsrA RUE tTenJ Oct IA vosc', apparently American
~ feet keel bottom uppemos and timber laden
ato Garachro the NV Coast Of this island n inst
scpR Gro POLLOCK, swet sailed from Boston Aug "a for
has been heard or She with
incurred In that city for about Sl2WO.
FREsoH BRIG sARRAzrN, fm Marsees for New York.
nt ON sd In dstre have been hove
sp Rprc BELLA MARIA from Havans for st Johns NF was
lost leland PRIV llh 81 crew saved and with $50
10 specie AIKEN 10 flax 18th by sshr Daring The
Daring At naas i2sh from Sable Island Am brig
n shore st Hollands harboE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Naval Intelligence.

STEAM FRIGATE - he fne steamer Saranac, the
mat OF four steam frigates required by late act Of
Cor gress to he built for the United States Navy
launched in bear;iful style at Ports south N. II
the 18th inst. 10 the evening four hundred aud fifty
mechanics and other invited guests, sat down to a
collation. at the Franklin Hall, the invitation of B.
f. D.lano Esq the naval constructor.
draft CT for the u. S. frgate Raritan arrived
at Norfolk on Friday from Philadelphia, under COM
mand Of Lieut. Chapman and Mid. Bsyard.
The United States ship Albany, commander Ran.
doiph sailed from Hampton Roads on Wednesday, for
Hsvsns ahe the Gulf
CONNIE dore Jesse Wilkinson received orders to take
command of I'm Home Squadron.
U S. brig Dolphin. Commander Ogden. arrived at
the Isle OF France the 9th August last from Rio
Janero
u. s. store ship Supply 1t Pennock arrived at Glib
rsltsr. Oct. u. h,m Naples 1t Sherburn was
landed at Gibraltar on the oath, to return home on
sick leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Law TnteIllgeuce.

SUPREME CouRr, SPECIAL Fam, Nov 2o,-Before
Judge EdmoLds.
Decisions - Barnabds Russell Ell al adsm James Pa
len inc - Exceptions 10 answer alto we'd; motion Co dis
solve Injunction denied
Biistoi County Bank rs. jeremiah Jackson Motion
to strike cut demurrer frivolous denied the
piaut being defective, in not averring that pa utfs
organized we'll as incorporated under the law
OF Massachusetts.
Henry n Va,ian Nicholas Miller ct al Motion
to ret aside com aiut for formal mistakes in it,
which plaintiff offered to correct, but the defendants
refused allow the mistakes rot affecting the SUBJ
stsDtis rights of defe nts bs di,regarded
der section 15l Of the code. Motion denied, with
costs.
Michael .qneelo rs Israel Pan Bergh Where a bill
in equity was filed Def the l.t Of July last ana the
subp@na issued bus not served TIL after that day;
held to be coed CONNIE mt of suit. under the
former practice Motion to set aside complaint de MED
without costs.
Mo,id GaJoit rs .aisrander Gdrfait.-Marriage de-
clsred null nd void
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
The Senatorial q unrrcI In Albany.

c. - -. Az AZ -, LIE 49,. o -, ~. r.,.
oo 1S i ~ w 49,. ;, ~. a 80 81. q L. 80.
Jouno. pcs oeen "a Ate usVoeeo ~ 'ne ou, Sou ~
Soer may not Pefnaps DC a. King oo uon a y. ,s
ooas.eo Jus'oe, tuae ! shoua oe "Iowet s t nv
space III US amPe ooiuuns W say, ooi.au'y nv iol
.ne puitoss ci es.er ~, ,rns, n u 80 -,
re onsipie eaitor, put ior Tue ,normae on vi lt'
n'", ,us readers thst au ho' the auenor VI any
poDnehea mu unlos ION whlsh mas oeen isuo , 'ao
pretext OF It's upon me nor OF ny sr Gle IN
Iep ! " ns'e hau VI snsn'es. asenoy ~ e'e = ~
49, ie % en"i o.. ~! ..a onsnoe pei ~ y,
tes nespe, ~ "ns up t"e tronB pass nser' a.
the rnlaus,p.a oonVen'on; ana one OF sindreu
qua ao e. snoe .n"s sas, IN neipns 70 preVen. some
~ ~ 80 IL 'A'AP''" ''AN1''o'' AoA' funn''s vi
The erior editor of the journal boldly assumes what
It would be still bodtr deny, the respons bity
a. -. ow well cbroniced Saturday evening meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Our Berlin Core spondcnce.

BERLIN, Oct. 20, 1913.
In the meeting of the democratic congress yes
terdsy reports were presented on the progre IS of
democracy in different parts OF Germany. At Ha-
mover, it was stated there is Only one republican
club and there are few in Hamburg, Bremen, IIol-
stein, and the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. All the
speakers distinctly declared that The object Of the clubs
vas the esabisbmsnt Of the republic and some added
tie "red" republic, which excited great applause.
deputy of Electoral Hesse said -
"Cit,ens! We shall have response until all thu German
prir ces shall be driven fr' their thrones -.
This drew forth IRENE dors shouts oil appreciation
The congress has resolved to nominate central com.
mi'tee fer republican propagandism In Germany and
other committees charged to port on matters affecting
the republican cause The discussions OF the radical
members OF different parlisments OF Germany had
commenced A congress Of National Guards IL TO be
held ~ b, Rim towards middle Of the present mouth
ID IA eittrg on the 2sth ult, the Assembly Of Pyc.
,i elected NJ Uprph presds MT, In the room OF - 70
Grs how fesiSped ~ III votes, against TO gvenC
Philips NJ I'M is chief Of the Moderate al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Cur Naples correspondence.

NAPLES, OCT. z, 1873
Although we have been daily expecting change
OF ministry, which has been rendered still more
pl obahle by the recent events at Vienna, no
change has yet taken place. The policy of the
present mlnetIy, and the distrust felt OF it, and of
the sincerity Of the hing has excited almost universal
Dissatisfaction. The whole country is in n state bor
defipg revolution and would not mprobably be in
duced by any event Of a sufficiently exciting cha
racter. We want here q constitutional ministry to
carry out the stituton to by the king. The
king appears TO fear outbreak for the Of
st. Elms constantly ready and levelled the
tow d, and all the forts are strongly armed.
There is no important news from Sicily. Tho Nea-
politap ud In in the world that
il is only very small faction that wish the dsmem
bei Of Sicily but my sdvices from that island
present the matter in very different light. The Sic
Gans with to have a Sicilian army but the king in
ssts gsrrsonipg the forts with Nsapolitsu troops
have just learned that demonstration will take
place this evening to dema nd change Of ministry.
The Neapolitan fyes are today, at S3li.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21

Taylor's gain over Clay, exclusive of
scattering votes. ................... 4,453
1t Is probable that early al, of the 1882 VINO
voted tor Van Blren--consequently majority of
the democratic party IN the State have voted for
CasS