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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-03
$40, O0O--76 prizes Of $1,000
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS 143, FOR 1862.
To be drawn Wilmington Delaware Saturday NOV 20
SPLENDID SCHEME

Tickets S1o-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50
Certificates of packages Of rs whole tickets, $1,000
Do do IS half do... 1900
Do do rs quarter do. $3.50
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Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair =
A Lady's Testimony after MTty-eight gears
"a of suferiraqi
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lust RECEIVED fresh supply Of Drugs, Me
~ dicines, Dye stuffs, Prints, and Oils For sale by
WILLIAM T. EVANS,
aug 4-tf Druggist and Apothecary, 9TH and II ste
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w have just received by Express the above goods to
" which we respectfully invite tho attention Of ladies
may 2G-tr CLAdBTT. NEWTON, MAY a CO.
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5000! $4,000 $15,000l $4,000!

Tickets $lO-Halyss $6-ousrters $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

no. l5 ~sg e!cair. rsSsIiet. al tis edooG aa.'''"1
,,o.; nrsf!iy ard char or The biidci0fs Geci Geo
yot;nr e.. ;na candidate. Gnry: was the election ol req
surcr ica!2 'nasuch the failure OF member 70 vote
my considered equivalent 10 his absence from 'he oau
i e occasion. and if So then no quorum present 10
transact business" Here grave question, published or
!uton Session acts Of s5O5l, page A. Sec i says
.'f.e shat constitute quorum except when Otherwise ioI
e., ii patients Code page 3S7 g. BY their own
ai ing certainly five il not Fix were at that meeting o. e
board l. not this quorum The Board So thought ou'
may have erred though they differ from The memoras''
1T j. really regretted, tina; such aroundiess COM
plants and empty ratings should have been echoed 70 m
oi with pronp and CEREMONY and that any ca ~
, cirjyrns in s,rakirn of those with whom they dill req
Jni orncif! Of the respect and courtesy a
slot.t br observed cncmv. We tTls however
h,t thu Sc scs will long be hurled in the oori'n o
m ast and that The old city of Williamsburg as she mas
been renowned will proudly regain her position as the seat Oh
science and hospitality, o! patriotism and worth;
FEBRUARY ID lS5? 'thllA'.
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lneosporatina tho Wont Columbia Mining and hlanulac.
turing Cumpany, 10 The county OF Mason;
Authorizing the sale Of house and lot belonging 10
School District in Monroe county
REVOLUTIONS.
TN, G,owinG resolutions were offered and adopted:
By Mr. IMsoDES-Fur providing by law for The election
of the MAYOR OF Staunton by the qualified voters Of said
By Mr ParcE amending the laws Incorporating the
town OF Lewistnrs.
n an Iir a, their respective Court Houses and keep
there official records OF The public business transacted by
them. ,.,.i,,
two Parishes tnat each Parish =ia elect its Commissioner
OF the Revenue.
Er Mr SrrvExs-For proy!iag for synopsis OF all
neral laws and statement Of tie receipts ana expenditures
of The State III the pablo newspapers o
By Mr. klSG-Fur reporting bit No. 329 OF last session
concerning the John Preston, devs"e OF 10 Pea
ton eaej the Ccmnionwcahs Tile 10 latas Ae;e'n
mentioned. ,r..
Ey Mr. WILEY For amcating The act establishing
p,,s. =, Wheeling, kanawha and Ftnca>e.
By sir rrFnr amending or repeating me ain Ser
in ri The net rn.i,le An Act incorporate the Holidays
Cove and Cumberland Turnpike Cohpiny passed March
2gth 1851.
By Nr f,rSxgrr-For amending the Ac, incorporating
the town vi Weston
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented a follows:
Ev Mr. lRviSG-Oi citizens oi buckingham county, 10y
incorporating the Town OF .iarr::iie
By Mr. LEyBcRS-Ui c,i!Ia;- Il Rockb!i!ge, for mos:
iicaon of the laws relating IN sale 81 ardent sprs to
slaves. cut
By Mr. JACKSON OF c. aud -. Oi citzens Of Gimer amt
Wirr Tor incorporating company 10 construct 'nrhpAe
road from Elizabeth Wit the Western aud lIduey
Bfiige turnpike.
By Mr. RoBER.:,S OF No! citizens q! No:i'iA Tor an
tren az the laws rraan. Harbour Masters tees,
By NJ TALB,TO: Levi Ritter and Others LOT IL" e'ccHoa
Al jacob IT, Burners IN BARBOUR county
By Mr. PlxSELL-O. citizens OF upshnr county, Tor pre-
cn, election n, me house Mn Rude=, IN said county
Ey M LEWIS Oi sal. s. Fleming h'!d Others ~ 1aff!
son county, the incorporation 81 the own ~ 's'Cn
>nn!ry .!s were read second i"le; ''''' VI
PATRICK the House atournei.
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THINGS IN MISSISSIPPI.

The Senate have agreed into the election OF the Sc
majors for the In the short erms-but have posi-
lively refused agree election to NIL the vacancy Tor
the long term commencing the 4,h March 1888 In the
House motion is pending to elect Senator from
March 1883 The indications strong that this will
agreed by the Legislature and that it will be left to
the mex, Legislature.
few days since, the following extraohlcla letter
from Governor Foo,e presented TO the House BY
Mr. Cstchings and proposed be entered the journal
Mr. Bany said, if the document private letter, ii
should be placed upon the journal II it official
communication he objected 10 ito being the jour
nal because 1t disIespecu TO the Senate the coord
nate branch of the Legislature.
Tho letter was then Withdrawn by the gentleman who had
presented it.
Dr. - CArcHISGs-My dear Sir am informed that
on Yesterday in debate which occurred in tho House Of
preseI ,alives my incidentally used IN conner
ton with the Ia the United States S'e, recently bed
by lion Jefferson Davis. Beng entirely satisfied upon such
consideration has been in my power 10 give The subject
that could with proprety resign the ohce OF Governor
under circumstances exist iee bound 10 no
fl my political friends thus early OF my wish that my preen
SONS the place in question shall no longer serve as an OBJ
eaco eay action on the of the Legislature in filling
the Senatorial vacancies created resignation oil
nv late colleague and myself.
Il begins think be quite probable that the
10 the ution the State the Con-
press of United States which will arise The 4th day
OF March, 1858 will not bs supplied 50 long il supposed
probable by the majority IN the Senatorial branch oil the
Legislature that the election Of Senal is likely 10 result
in The chuice OF odous 10 Them as II would seem
have had the misfortune OF late have become Being
willing participate responsibility ofdeieatne an cleo
ton for the altogether ut the present session OF the
Legislature and thus permitting vacuncy 10 arise IN our
Senatorial representation in Congress, which will continue
for nearly twelve months my decided wish that my own
should longer be used III connection win the place
10 question 1t shall be Judged by my friends, and the
friends Of the Union that Withdrawal will tend In the
least Degree To expedite the election Of Senator shall
In two regular political encounters already
ensled n shall be hv Inc gratifying reflection that with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
Fna THE ENQUIRE

FnR THE ENQUIRER.
Census National Printing Office Mr. Kenedy's face
rih Senator Borands fist in il eaiy The artist and his
great Pic':re-Loa !Hontez in The mefropon
WAsHiaGTos, FEh. 6, 1852.
Mr.. s.. BoR.ASn Of Arkansh- who chairman the
Senate cp.r,.c Printing niatc scnn,lc .pcrch
YESTERDAY ,otr>t HE Proposition 10 ,lnt the with
nil Tic c.l:ac., vOlnl.I.o!.s which J. g. g.
Kennedy, the Superintendent has oeenia attempting
into the publication We have opposed this thing from the
first totally unnecessary and not required for the public
interest. Let have census, the law requires;
Stale history, that no body will read.
Many thousands III dollars have been spent in the discus
sion who shall have The job OF printing the The
Senate ndsposed 10 contract with DOnelsun Arm
strong any body else. II National Printing Office
established Immediately the Government would
enough this single jon of the census pay for almost
half vi The material required for immense miscellaneous
office BESIDES having work dono in the best style We
glad that Judge Doy OF the House has introduced
bill for National Printing Office though We have had
time 10 examine lis provisions.
Apropos Of the; census &c.-Mr J. C. G. Kennedy ap-
preached Senator Boland after his speech yesterday and
when the Senate had adjourned speak him about the
sciues the honorable Senator had expressed in relation
himself the head OF the Mr. Boraud told Ken
edy he did desire 10 have any explanation the sub
Jcchat he had investigated 1t 10 his satisfaction.
Mr. X. reoried tina! those who needed information
apt decline il; whereupon Arkansas Sena-
or Pnt his fist into Mr. KS face severely bruisng his nose
md backing his eye The blow represented TO me by
The gentleman who nerfered between them, terrific
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
a. Of Tobacco by essrs Dtgne d. Brorn, reported for
the En1Uirer, Esb. ga, l.52

S1 Of Iobacco by Icssrs Dtunr d. Brown reported for
tie Enquirer, FsJ. 9ta 1852.
- hiils Of old s. o. Ia s. htds old lug'
at 90; i6 hhis in pTomIscIous lots, of new lugs iron
81 80 TO ) the latter price tor manufacturing purposes.
Nj W. II. Southall Of Abctnariei bids Tugs from -
10 To so Mr. George ". Mac5n oil Alternatives hiids
!ugs from So IS 10 ~. Mr. A. Ford o! C"moernno-'
nnIs frnrn - 40 10 90 Mr. W +. Stanard of Goorh
.and-2 hhds urs AT So 10. from 50 10 ! 80 Mr. IN
-, George Cooke of powhatan-l hhds. from 3 oO &c
50 CO.
Tho n,t, on Friday las. was more animated; indeed
advance on all descriptions evident, piftlcula!y
Old: On that at IL, Isl from 50 - comm qualities
Bur lit tie suited for slelmng purposes vet scereu-inI'
,.ion auali;ics have been sold from s. so 10 b 80
FLOUl&-Largc sales have been niae II 81 81 10 81
from store and 25 on the lanang.
WHEAT This article has also improved We qGole l.
II a5 II ST. 70. best descriptions.
PLASrER-No lamp in the mar ket for sale
DEaNE 4 BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
NEW EDITORS.

Messrs. Wood Boudin and J. G. Cabe, agents for Fl.
Darlington Executor Of W. c. Darlington, announce that
they have elected sale of the Richmond Times to Mr. Cur
ter H. Irving Dr. Martin P Scott and Mr. John Scott The
editorial department. they say Will be under Inc coho Of
Mr. Carter H. Irving formerly an editor OF the Lynchourg
Patriot and Mr. John Scott assisted by Mr. Thomas Baie
the present assistant editor who has, for many years been
connected with the establishment.
We welcome these gentlemen into the editorial fraternity
and wish them all success personally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
OENOrR ATTIC MEETING

The Democratic Association OF Richmond will meet on
Friday evening the 18th nst half past O'clock lake
such action as may be deemed advisable in reference to the
Of the Democratic members of the Legs-
,ure 10 hold State Convention in this city, on the Z4h OF
March next for the purpose of organization. All Demo-
Gratis are invited and participated in the
Of The meeting BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
Oi the Democratic Association Of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
AR0Df 50 co

These accomplished artists give concert to'nl2h al re-
ersbury and tomorrow and Thursday nights nj Norfolk
We can assure our friends in those cities that they VIII enjoy
delightful musical entertainment. Returning, hey VIII
give another conccr, in Richmond with remarkably hne
propramme which can be in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

majority OF uaon IL ,s Isssaiaf' 81 e. 90 '
ballot third triumph OF principle still moro osna 70 s .S
rar,c was on.v prevented By resort to expeleh.s If
unknown 10 tie Constitution and uI the priheiPeS -
whnl,sou 6 and conservative legislation ,;,, osesm
Rave tie honor to be- with sentiments oil eo'''''
and true fri, ndship u < FOOrE
r,pdipn servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
WHln OrYIcy

WIG UFPcE + cbrUufY tn, 1857.
GEsTLEaEx: have received your Circular upon the sub
ect OF ahoshing Sabbath labor.
Concurinp fully in your views OF both the legal and NOR.
Al npropriety oi the practice and convinced of its nsce
vous tendencies in every way will most willingly unite
with you in the suppression Of The evil.
Indeed The previous determination OF this press an
nounced in HE Whig' Of 2Gth January last put
stop TO Sabbnh work This office cannot be- unknown TO
YOU 1t is gratifying that your useful Society
has earnestly taken up and is prosecuting vigorously the
action of all the presses Of city for the attain
ment of desirable end which the Wing alone could not
have accomplished.
Trusting that you will succeed in your audaoe effort
remain, gentlemen,
Your most obi scrv't,
p. C JOHNSTON,
To Mcssrs j. g. Bingham, Vim b. Allegro, Thomas Baltic
F. s. West r. d. Grantland Committee OF The Typo
graphical Society.
entirely concur in the foregoing response OF Gen r. g.
Johnston. W. NJ. ELLIOTT,
February 7th 1882 of the Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

"cbarac,ers in the Gospels" Illustrating phases OF che
,,c,er At tie present day This The Tile 0. handsome niue
Volume from The pen Of the eloquent and able preacher
"a. u Chaplin The icc.s of the sketches are John
,h R,plist The Rcformer Heroi the Srnsuais Thomas,
tho skep,i>; Plate the Man Of the World Nicodemus the
seeker after Religions and the Sisters of Bethany The book
ia published by Rsdiehl New York. and is sent TO US by
Morris g. Brother Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

- Az xoNlSAriJSs uf candidates Tor Offices under "a
new Constitution alc charged for IL advertisements and
mus, BE- accompanied by advance pay 10 insure '"'"p' s
linn In no case will this rule he departed from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

For he Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors: Among the many very Important OIL
fees which the good people of this Commonwealth have TO
fill during the present year under the new Constitution
there OF more importance than that OF the hrec
commissioners who be substituted for lie present
board Of public works.
therefore beg leave 20 suggest the of Major Ihom
as Hill Cuipeper county, gentleman way wor
thy OF that office His experience and sound Judgment pre-
euinentIy ummsnd him of the aforesaid comnis
soners his unlnchiny devotion 10 the Of internal
in the Stale and his generous and liberal
spoort of the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad make him
eminenIly deserving OF it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

LOCOS IN A HOT PLACE.-One OF the Saamander
Safes recovered AZ hours after the late Liberty street trc
burned off, and its door buised und melted so
that could be unlocked found cutting open 10
contain not only The books aud papers sound but OF
with hair of their head snged locos stand
fire thus why shouldn't the Democracy 60 into The Presi
Dental campaign in saamane for the fire is expected 10
be hot one on occasion Here is question for casuss
fNeu York Mirror.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, RlcHMoSp, !


GENTLEMEN We acknowledge the receipt of yours Of the
9th Inst, the subject Of Sabbath Labor and the poprety
of abolishne it in the printing offices of the city Under
standing that the edrs Of the Daily Press OF Rich
m0nd have signifcd their willingness TO come into such an
and that will be taken TO have ihe
latest ,elepraphc news Saturday-and fully agreeing
with YOU in prope,y and justice Of the measue-we
cheeefI,v avow our willingness carry it out. Yours,
verv resnectnclIy VIM. +. & THOS. RlrCtl1E, JR.
To Messrs Bingham, Allegro, &c, Committee
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TIMES OFFICE, Feb 6, 1852.

GEsrLEmEx: have acknowledge the receipt OF your
circular in relation the proprsy Of disseminating work
on the Sabbath in the daily offices OF The city.
The Times Office being in Of transition scarcely
feel authorized speak for lis future owners but This ee
free 10 say shall cordially second any effort me so
ce,v of priners may make abolish line practice of desc
Grating the Sabbath have always thought and now think
that ,here exists little necessity for Sunday work. and
as an evidence al my sincerity in this matter have 10 state
that weeks since before the Society mcoted the sub
,cct appscd those gentlemen associated with me In tie
Times office tina, the spring opened, Sunday
work would be abolished in that office if in other in the
civ R,sncc,Cully YOURS THOS. BAILIE.
ITO Messrs Bingham, Allegro, and others, Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

Mr. CowAsprs, proprietor of the Dispatch, was waited
upon BY Committee and presented with copy OF the
above circular On being requested TO return written an
swer for presentation The Society he al first declined as
by doing SO appehended that he might be brought before
the public an argument the subject but finally promised
70 do 40 if he could find time. Not having time 10 comply
with our request he asked the Committee 10 cay, in sub.
stance That declined to enter into a~ronge'ne lfh
the Society for the abolition Of Sunday Labor in his Office
' THE COMMITTEE.
resolution wss adopted by vote of ayes a., 3D.
Resolved ,sa he members Of the RchEond Topographic
cal Society will not after the Sh ns work on the Sabbath
or H. 10 Ter any circumstances, for any employer IL
the city. y. NJ EalLEi, fIes'oeh'.
J. NJ. FGA:c:scu, Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, Feb. 6, 1852

REPUBLICAN, OFFICE FEB o. 1907
Gentemen:-Your circular relative abollshng Sunday
wo;k in The various Printing Offices in this has been
ceived and carefully read by myself In reply thereto per-
hare ever been my own.
Ii my concurrence in the above suggestions and wishes
of Yourselves and The "Crat generally will avail YOU in
your inst moral and honorable endeayors keep Holy
The Sabbath" have TO inform you that from this date
"Sunday ok" is abolished in the Republican Office
Respcc,fully yours F.. a. GALLAHER
for r. 4. Gaillher d Co.
To Messrs J. 3. Bingham, VIM. b. Allegro, Thos. Raie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

Iooofnorat;op tho Wont COLUMBIA Mining and hlanulac
turing Company, 10 The county of Mason;
Authorizing the sale Of house and lot belonging 10
School District In Monroe county
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
LIVERPOOL Feb. 10


The Marquis of Lansdown has rendered hi:
resignation as Lord President Of the Council
and holds over till his successor is appointed
Lieut.. PIN, by the advice Of the Russian
| geogaphers, has abandoned the project of cross
ing Siberia, in search of Sir John franklin
lrALY The Neapolitan State Trials hao
| reached the 9th day The public are not allow
ed to speak with the prisoners, and no notes
are allowed to be taken Of the trials 1t was
thought the accused would be sent to the gal
icys for life
GERMAsr.-Austria has proposed to form the
German Navy into three divisions, to be- com.
handed respectively by Aus,rians, Prussians
and Germans Of other States
The Austrian Gazette boasts, that Prince
Schwarzenberg virtually dismissed Lord Pal,
inerston.
The Prussian Gazette of the 9th, says, that
Richard Murat, the bravest Colonel of the
Crcassian Chiefs, has surrendered uncon-
dtionallv to the Russians, and reInains prison
er al Tffiis
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
THE WEATHER Just now, and during Il

THE WEATHER Just now, and during the
past week our weather has been unusually open,
and break up in the river is looked for.
The season throughout, has, thus far, been a
little unusual all over the country. In Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia
and Michigan we have accounts of the extreme
| severity Of the weather, whilst the reverse ha.
been the case here, with the exception of few
| days. In the North West, however, we ma,
expect a gradual change in favor of mildness, il
proportion as the country becomes settled, ane
the soil cultivated. Such is the lesson laugh
by past experience
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

FREE SUFFRAGE The manner in which
thus described by Mr.. Weed:
man stands at the entrance Of each poll
distributing ballots, and for this he is paid by
the government Each poll is protected by two
sen'Inels. This question is decided by stYes"
and mo" Tickets with Eyes" only are prin-
ted so that these who write ssNo, have to
write their ballots. There is but one candi
date
Mr.. Weed continues:
1t is easier to mould and govern France now
than il ever was before. They fewer ms
ter spirits to deal with, fewer rivals to encoun.
ter, and less excifable population. The spirit
If the aye is pacific. Even those who love
Freedom nationally, are disposed to count the
cost. So far, the French political crucihle has
CIV n the people bogus instead Of the pure
treasure.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

CENSUS OF UrAH TERRIToRY.-By the Off
cial returns Of the Census Of Utah, the follow.
ing facts appear
Number of dwelling houses, 1922; families,
ial, ii .l30, free colored males, 70; free color
ed females, l2; total free population 1854 !;
slaves, IS; total population, II $3.50; deaths du-
ring the year, 239 farms in cultivation, SIC
establishments producing annu-
ally $500 and upwards, l6.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

the government at Washington, is not exactly
satisfied with the condition of affairs in Europe
We learn that orders have gone out from tho
Navy Department, giving directions to get in
immediate readiness several war vessels. A,
the Gasport yard the U. S. Sloop, ST. Louis
and also the Levant have been ardered to be
gotten ready without delay, and information is
required as to the length Of time that would be
necessary to prepare for immediate service, the
U. S. frigate United States, and the sloop-of
war Fairfield.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
Democratic Convention.

The Democracy Of Delaware county, will
meet at their usual places of holding Elections
on Saturday, the 1ita Of February mex, to
elect Delegates to attend the County Conven-
ton to be held at Delhi on Saturday the ols, at
which Delegates will be appointed to attend
the Judicial Convention at Maquokcto. Also a
candidate will be selected To be run for School
Fund Representation in the
County Convention will be one delegate FOL
eve voters.
G. w. PENN,
JOHN, w. CLARK,
L. 4. HELM,
JAMES SMILY,
A. X EATON,
Central Cemmiitcc.
Delhi, Jan 80 1859.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

N On account Of the horrible state Of the
roads, we learn that the Delegates from this
City to the West Union railroad Convention,
have been compelled TO abandon there arrang-
ments entered into, for getting TO that place
We regret this, as Dubuque would have been
well represented in that Convention, had the
weather aud the roads been more favorable.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

War burlington EzrECTs.-BnrIinat on
expects 70 have a railroad 10 the Missouri
whether the state desires i. or not and if they
cannot get it through their own exertions, they
will intrigue with others for it.
Ii gas would build railroad, they would
have had the work accomplished, and everybo-
Ay blown to council Bluffs long before this.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

SOMETHING ~ THE WISD.-A large party
Of Americans has lately gone from San Fran
cisco, to the Sandwich Islands; no one know:
for what. They are at present in good quar-
tcrs at Honolulu, and at last accounts, were be
having themselves quite decently, though they
were much feared and dreaded by the English
residents and natives. It's thought that they
have in view the subjuga;ion of the Island o.
Hawaii