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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
WINTER IN EARNEST.

% The WEATHER, as every one in
this latitude knows, has been cold, very
cold, lew days past. The ,hernomr-
tiers in town, on Tuesday morning, va.
ried from 70 10 IS deg. beIOw =rO-a and
at Mr. Jacob MiIIer's, in this county, il
was down TO 90 degrees!
The Brownsville Free Press Of We'd
nssduy, says, "the thermometer stood
at II deg. below zero yesterday mora
ing; the coolest day we have had in
Brownsville, since 1885.
The Pitts urg Desr1;sh says" On
Monday night the temperature was Is
deg. below zero,-at 8 O'Clock Tues
day morning 0 deg, and at noon ! deg.
above zero,
AT ST. Louis, January 20, at seven
o'clock, a. NJ, the thermometer stood 6
degrees below zero.
New YoRk, Jan. 20.-Last night was
the coldes, weather we have had ior
soma years. This morning the river
was hard and fast to Brooklyn, and hun
dreds oil persons crossed on the ice.-.
About ten O'Clock the tide rose, and the
ice broke in all directions, and two or
three hundred persons were carried a.
way on the floating cakes. The most
painful excitement prevailed among the
persons assembled on shore; and as the
alarm spread, hundreds flocked down 10
the river, and rendered every assistance
in their power. It is feared a number
have persisted. Many females were
seen on the ice, aud it is doubtful tha,
they escaped.
Sr. LoUis, Jan. ?0.--The weather
here this morning was six degrees be-
low zero.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2o.-Thc weather
last night was the coolest ever known
here. The thermometer stood 5 deg.
below zero. The harbor is closed.
The Thermometer, on Monday night
al Napoleon was IS deg. below zero !
al Cleveland 10; al AshtabuIa Is; TOle.
do 90; at sandusky 10; at Chicago 81:
at Buffalo 49, and al Detroit Is.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

o,ht. ;.,ii,n.ai canS,' iAt",s ,nsa, b.
mentioned in this connrrlnn, Morgan.
town is n drsimhlA location i!ra, Female
Seminary. l:isprorcrbialt.hc.l,h Ito
citizens arc rrovrrhiaIly morOl. Religious
influence rrriomiunlCs; aud f,siiat SET.
vi%s in the FUR churches, viz: EtcsbHc.
rian, Baptist, Meth, Protestant. Onl NJ. F.
Church, would accommodate llc rli.ious
preferences Of grcat majority Of he pa.
senls AMI guardians, who would p0toni,e
the school. The wants Of the community
demand tho establishment Of a iirr s:,
institution Of tho kind; for, so 70; asI
lnow, there Ia not, in any Of The ud!aCrn,
counties, q high school exclusively dcvo,.
oil tn female Instruction. Such a sclrUcl,
therefore, would have no compctilicn,anl
would be liscrnlly supported, And lhn
present endowment, buildings, apparatus
&c. Of the Morgantown Semu'e Academy,
limited rs they are, VII serve, nsvsrthe.
less, as a convenient and advantageous
Starting point.
And now, Mr.. Editor, tan't you stir up
the peoples "ruc minds" on thi. subject
Can't Won convince them thai il is their
interest socially, ciyi,ly, politically, rrn.
tally, morally, religously, physically, pa
rcntAIly, ard pCcuniarily, to bald a new
aid cUmmgdi?us Frmale Academy!
r,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

visions, the list hspo entertained By the
Sou,h for shat Justice and ptu'cciion guar
anleCd ,oher BY the written compact IN.
der which she entered into the Union will
b. lost. Though tho spirit IN which this
law hos been received in the Northern
States, Is well calculated 10 excite our
.rrious arpnhensions, yrtiI is TO be hoped
hat those who have il in Illeir power 10
avert SO great u calamity TO us, 10 them.
selves aud TO the world, will SEE the abyss
upon which we stand, and stay n policy,
which, if persisted in, must prscipiIaIe
US into irrGtnCvublC ruin.
! cannot close withOu, avuiling myself
Of this opportunity 10 call ynur attention
to those rirat political landmarks which
have aud should ever characterize the for.
eign pol cy ni this government. Surround.
ing circumstances everywhere ahmonish
Us that these Grl revolutionary times. The
patent events passing before us Indicate all
approaching crisis in The political affairs
nl all European nations, snd | deem this
n Il, uocusiuu when we should br alron.
i,hcd 10 rciignnsly observe the American
doctrine Of "nnn.in,ervcntinn," and the
avoiding Of all enhancing alliances
first Taught rs By The " Father Of lis rnun.
Try" aud followed BY those patriotic states.
men wln succeeded him, until il has been
'rGarlcd as the settled policy Of this gov.
cmmrui.
ngain brr lrav, IN convraIulnte VIM
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
The State Of Virginia.

The Legislature Of Virginia met at Rirh.
monl and was duly Organizsd on Monday,
OSCAR NJ. CRrrcHFIELD was elecielSpeAk.
or Of the House Of Delegates, and GEoRsE
W. MUSroRD, Clsk. HrSRY ST. GroaoE
TucEER was elected Secretary Of the Sen.
ate,
The Message Of Governor JOHNSON, which
was laid before the Legislature The came
d.y, will be found 10 'his p'P,r
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

10 \ member Of the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, has ordered q copy Of
tho MIRRoR 10 be sent 10 his address
during the session. He is a good Dem
Ocrat, a Christian, and a man OF sense.
The first is proved by his election, with.
out oppOsiIiOn--the second, by the
whole tenor oil his life--and the third,
by his subscribing for the .MonOagaim
Mirror. We pu. his name on our list
with great pleasure, and hope 10 have o
line from him occasionally when any
thing interesting occurs al the Capitol
oil the Keystone State.
II the members Of our own State Leg
islature were equally discriminating 10
the choice of papers, We should have a
large package to send to Richmond this
Winter,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

IL We lay before our readers, this
week, the first Message of the first Gov
ernor Of Virginia ever elected by the
people. II will, Of course, be read with
interest, and BY regarded as good, plain
common-sense document.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The Ntw French COnstitut,On.-A
Paris correspondent oil the Commercial
Advertiser, writing under date oil the
18Th ult., says:-"The new constitution
to be "grantrd" BY the president alter
his election is a!rrady Swallowed 10Th.
According TO well informed PARTIES, it
is likely TO be as follows:
A Council OF State 10 be nsmrd by
the President. A Senate Of eighty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 BE- named BY
the President, and tlriy-nins BY the
Councils General, from list UI candi-
dates made out by the President.
A Legislative Chamber Of Two hun
bred and fifty. Each commune is to
name an r!ector BY universal suffrage.
Tn" number Of these electors will be
$1,000. They are then to name 500
representatives. From this list Of 500
the President will select $50, who are
10 form the Chamber.
The President 10 be elected Tor ten
years, with the title Of Rrgen, OF the
Republic. He shall be responsible I'M
less the communal electors shall, three
times cousecu,ivcly, return body Of
representatives out Of whom the Presi-
dent shall b. unable 10 select a Cham
Der in his favor, whcp, ifthey refuse
the budget he is 10 retire.
The press 10 be irrc.-but not 10 call
in QUESTION "religion," the "rights CT
property" or the existing social organ
ization.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
MORGANTOWN, va,
Snturdny...January ~, 1859.
EASTERN AGENCY.

11'N'' '''''' ~
III MI. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third st.,
Philadelphia, il one Of our most obIiEius and
attentive AgonU.
E. W. CARR, Third Etreet, opposite the tx.
change, Philadelphia, is slso our Agent for that
City.
WM.THoNIpSoN, at the Newspaper Agency
S. Z. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert SucCts,
10 our Agent for Baltimore.
OTHER AGENTS.
d. N. ANVIL, NostofviIlc, Barbour CO., Va.
J.cALDwELL, p. NJ. RinswcOd, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The honor Of Being Mayor is practi-
caily estimated in Boston, al S250o.
Mr.. Brimmer states his expenses, Tor
the year, in that office, 10 have been
$4,000, and the salary is butthe hall Of
that sum.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
Lsake's majority,

Some Of the counties are not inciud-
ed in The above; the Legislature r"fas-
ing to wait longer Tor them, and decIaF-
ed the result as above. Completing the
vote iIom unofficial sources, Johnson's
majority is $500, and Leake's 9,o4l-
the aggregate vote for governor b'ing
about 10000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The accounts from France, through
private hands, show that the usurpa-
ton Of Louis Napoleon was founded on
one Of the most cruel and wanton mas
>scrrs Of innocent people. Thousands
were shot down without the slightest
provocation or excuse, not only in Par
10 but in the Provinces. Surely there
viii come day Of retribution Tor such
awful erimrs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The FIVE million Texas stock was
paid al the Treasury Department, to-
day, 10 the agent OF the State Of Texas.
photographed to you some lime since,
that Lord PaImeston had disavowed the
outrage on tho Prometheus, and now
learn from excellent authority that
there is every reason 10 believe, had
not Lord palmeAon retired from the
ministry, all the difficulty would have
been amicabiy adjusted in few days.
His resignation Of course delayed the
action oflhe government, but there is,
as yet, no cause Tor doutt but that the
British government will adopt the
views SO promptly expressed by the
late Foreign Secretary.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

Mir. Weed, Editor Of the Albany
Journal, now in France, says, in his
last letter:
"The success Of Louis NapoleOn's de-
mOnsiration will, in drfance oil the
maxim roll back the wheels Of revoIu-
lion. II will put Out the fires and crush
the spirit ol Freedom all over Europe.
There is no hope for Switzerland or
sardinia, and less than none tor Hunga.
ry. The people Of Prussia, Belgium,
&c, who obtained instruments Of Liber-
~ from their monarchs will, or may
be required 10 yield them back"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The preparation of census returns
Employs ore hundred and thirty.fvr
clerks, whose labors are so severe that
several have been forced 10 leave their
situations. The Department IS DESTROYS
10 lay before Congress, at an early pc
Rod in the srssion, as much as practical
bic Of the prepared returns, embracing,
in addition 10 the population returns,
and the a7portiOnmrnt Of members Of
Congress in the several STATES, and other
returns Of interest, statistics Of III" cot.
Ion, wooden and iron manufacturers.
II is supposed The whole will make
three folio volumes, the size Of The
American Archives
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24
virginia ErcctiOn-oncia,.

The Legislature of Virginia proceed.
ed, on the 18th inst, to count The vote
ofthe State, at the recent election, with
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-24

The Philosophers Stone, Pay q
YOU So..-JoHs RANDOLPH
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
Cute SpunAy.

About ,hii'y.flyo years 's9' l!1ete resi-
Ted IN ;lG town Of Hebron, in Ills county
a certain Dr.. r., vho beca'de very mach
cun,anrr4 a' i beautiful young lady who
tr.;,Icd ~ tn same town. In due course
If time they were engaged 10 be married,
The D. cIOr was strong aud decided Pres
by.riHn, aud tis laly-iove "as Ms strong
and decided u Baptist. They were sitting
together one evening, toIhia% Of their "r'
preaching unp.iaIs, When tho Dr.. remark
ed:
ala thinking, ny a"aF, of two events
which ! shalt number amongst tho haNpi.
est OF my lie"
"Aah pay what may they be. Drip re.
marked tho lady.
"Oue is the hour when shall call YOU
my wife, for the first time"
sand the other, il You please !"
alt is when we shall present our first
born for baptism"
"wha,, sprinhledw
"ics. my dear, spnnkled"
Never shull IL child Of mine'bc sprlnk'
lcd!r
Every child Of inide shall be sprinkled.
They shall be, ha"
Yes, my love-"
well, sir, Gun tell you then, that yor1'
babies won, be my babies. So: good night
sir.
The lady left the room, and the DR.. left
the house. The sequel 10 this true story
was that the Dr.. never married, and the
lady is an old maid.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
United eta,cs and Austria.

The Philadelphia American has the
following ,tclegraphic despatch dated
WAsulNdrox, Jan. is, 1S52.-T'he
letter Of the Ohevh'lirr Hulscman, 10th
President, was mainly directed 10 the
inquiry, whether his the Presidents,
views in regard 10 Austria and itsrevol-
led provinces correspondent with the
sentiments expressed by Mr.. Webster
al The Kossn,h Congressional Banquet.
llrs Object in making the inquiry was
stated TO be ,ha, he might communicate
to lhe authorities at Vienna an assurance
that the Government of the u. States
was not committed by those declarations,
aud that the relations Of the Two coun-
tries were moi changed.
As the President never answers COM
nunications of tins description except
through the appropriate departments,
thu letter was referred 10 Mr.. Webster,
and the question now is whether the
Chcvalirr's Disregard ofpropriety in re-
gard 10 the Secretary Of Stale shall be
met by rendering him his passport; or
by taking no notice Of his letter; or by
making reply to it. On former &C.
casion the Chevalier, notwithstanding
the rebuff he had received, showed that
he had no particular inclination 10 re-
Iinquish his present post. Recent in
structions however, may have led him
10 change his yipws in this respect.
What course Mr.. Webster may choose
10 adopt in regard to The matter is yet
undecided.
Upto this time Mr.. Webster, yielding
10 his sense Of obligation 10 the public
interests, has remained in the Cabinet,
although il was his wish and intention
to have resigned some months ago. II
not improbable that the complications
OF our foreign affairs may compel him
to remain for some time longer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
A Whole Village in Ashes !

A fire broke out on the night Of the 9th
ult., in the Columbian Hotel, in Hunters!
vile. rocahon,as county, Va, which de.
s,royed the whole village, except the
Court House. The landlord OF the Co.
lumbar, together with his family, aud Dr..
Molet, lady, children and servants, who
were borders, barely escaped with their
lives by leaping from the windows. Mrs.
AIoffcl lcarcd from the second story win.
dow with her child in her arms, and is Sc.
verely, il moi fatally injured. Loss is cs.
,iniatcd at $4,000 or $4,000. Or. Moi
fct lost 500 in money. Mr.. Carpenter
and family, Of the Columbian Hotel, did
not say' clothing enough to cover !:t them
selves
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
IRrSFr STAMPEDE.

Our town has been enliyened, during
The pas. week with The urfiyuland depart
ure OF about one hundred pei day of Irish
laborers on their way from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to the State Of Ohio
Their principal point Of destination ap'
pears to be Steubenvile, as we observe
that 1870 Of them arrived there recently.
They behave themselves quite civilly,
upon the whole, while on their winding
war,-berrn' that they want 10 get every
accommodation as ckapc rs possible, in.
GLIDING, Of course, II suiiiciency Of the
eralhur, to keep up their spirits.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
For the Miro r.
The American Tract Society.

The Executive Committee, who have the
responsibility Of conducting the affairs Of
this Society, consists Of sixteen members,
OF various denominations, whose services
arc sratuitous. lis meetings arc held
monthly, when The doings Of the Publish.
Ing, Distributing, and Finance Committees
are reviewed, and curren, business trans
acted. No saluricd officer has vote 10
committee.
A, the meeting held on the 10Th inst,
various letters were read from missiUna.
! ries and Others in different parts Of the
pagan and Romau.cathoIic world soliciting
aid in the distribution Of printed truth in
many languages. The sum Of $4,000 has
been appropriated TO meet such applica.
tons for the year ending in April. much Of
which remains 10 be raised.
The receipts for the month Of December
were sSs,207 90, and for the nine months
ending jan. |, s2l5,235 81, Of which in
donations, sG7,sG6 g.. Graluilous circu.
la,ion for the same period, 35,37o.000 pa
scs. The present indebtedness in notes
for printing paper, payable within six
months, is s4e,o7l: ,...-
The circulation Of the .Amcrieaa Mcssrn-
ger isnow 100000 copies monthly, and the
Messenger in German begins the year with
10000 copies. "The Ch,lds Paper,'
new and beautiful monthly, starts with u
large subscription list. These periodicals
are sell-supporting. U- F.,
The daily issue Of books and tracts is
equal to about $4,000 copies, requiring
nearly 800 laborers in the manufacturing
department, and supplying some 400 col
por!eurs. and thousands Of voluntary help.
crs in their circulation, by sale or gift
Few, if any, Of the useful institutions of
our country, are more enterprising in dillu.
sing religious knowledge among the desti-,
tute masses OF men, native aud ioresn.--f
The unseciarian character Of this agenq
renders il all the more etlicien, and usell,
and commends il 10 the confidence and SIP. !
port Of all good men. I \
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07

r~s- The following tiib3;o to the man.
ory WI n Elder WHEELER is copied from the
ptunty,own Central Standard o' Sa'a''
gay -" rey. charles wheeler.
The evil ,h.. men do will live whe"
,hay are deed, a..l wiOId its mighty ini'n'
ence TO The rsmo,cs' period Of lime :, Like
wise The labors Of the good n'an will sur
yive The storms Of lie, and en''afe w"''s
time shall las,. Ills body may e'un0'e
into dust, and become food for worms
bu, his Jath and se&!-,he holy "''"e''sO
hc has she'd while livIng-ean never oe
DESTROYED. |. is seldom ,ha. such me'l
are properly appreciated by those to whom
thew minister Their real wor'! 10 s0c'-
ETY., tho church, Ii. world, isncrer known
until they alc called from cur midst
Such hus ever been the case, and we pre-
sumo will be, Ions as sin aud se'i's''hesS
hold their dominion over our race.
Such was tie fate Of the Prophets A pos
lies and martyrs, and almost all, iha' nave
ever been blessing to the world e''het
IN science or religiOn-of whom ii muy DC
said, 1.-The world was not worthy An"
such, too, in some measure, was Inc rack
in regard 10 the lamen!ed person whose
name stands at the head Of this article
Although beloved BY all, for lis winning
manners, and profound scholarship as well
as his fvrvcn, pie'y; who does not now
feel tina, great light was in our midst,
and we knew i. not? lie is gone; anu
what remuins1 A simple monument.
erected by his bercayed family, points the
stranger TO the resting place Of the h0noFsd
dead.
This is plainly and beautifully executed.
ind will lons stand as testimonial Of the
sincere affection Of his beloved family,
who have taken so much interest IN It's
erection. But no monument can do JUS
,ce TO such u man. No sculpture marble
can tell his worth. He has a moro endur'
ins monument than this. His labors III
the cause Of education and truth, will live
ind influence the minds and hearts OF men
when that Ger his tomb shall be no more:
Eternity only can unfold The amount OF
good lha. was done through Hist instrument
tally. |, is not our intention TO cu!oglso
the dcad-that would be presumption
bu, only 10 render an humble tribute to
departed worth, which was SO richly "'f.
tied, and we'll earned by the vers'aisd
scholar and divine vile living.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE,
Extract Of a Letter 10 the Editor
R,clnlosn, Jan. 80, 1852.

Dear Sir: ~. ,,u
As | said in my last, all is dull
The Legislature meets every day at O.
clock, and udjoums al 4 o'clock. "fash-
ionablc gentlemen" amt shey' And when
they do meet, it is to white The Desks or
read some new novel, or chew tobacco
But am depressing. The weather has
moderated, mud only hope We may have
no more "cold weather." II has been OBJ
served by grea. many tina, Git was The
codes, weather they ever knew" The
river Jameb was frozen hard ut Rockets
insomuch that wulked ever it and the boys
skaled over it.
The Canal has been frozen so as to pre-.
ven, any boats from navigating ii, but it is
again free.
It's rumotcd Mat Daniel Webster will
run for the Presidential chair.
Turkeys have been selling very high here.
Nothing else Of interes, except .ha, Miss
Catherine Hayes delighted large and IN
tsligent audience here on last Saturday
night. Some think she beats Jenny Lind,
"Oll hollcr!m
remain yours, truly,
GOLD SPECS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07
TRUE HEROBN.

i poot miner in Cornwall! was down
with bis brother miner sinking \ shaft
In pursuit Of HAT obscure labor, they
were hlastiN. the solid rock. They had
placed in the rock large charge oil
powder, and Fixed their fuse SO that il
could not be extrica,rd. ThfIr proper
cousse was TO cut The i,se with knife
then one should ascend in their bucket,
The other waitti!l The bucket cam" dow"
again; then get into into il, ignite tue
iusc, give the signal, and SO I" a the 'or
of the shaA before the explosion. IN
the present case. however, they neg''-
gently cut the fuse win stone and a
blunt iron instrument Fire was struck
the fuse Kissing they both dashed TO
The bucket and gave the sisr1!. The
man ubovp attempted in vain TO move
III. winllas,; one could escape, both
roul.i MT, AMI ,Ielay was death to both.
One miner looked tor a momen, at his
comrale, s. stepping from The bucket
said, Escape; shall oe in heaven IN
a minute" The bucket sped up the
shal. the man was safe. Eager 10
watch the late Of his deliver, he ben,
to hear. Just then the explosion rum
hlrd b"low-a splinter came up ths
shaft and struck him on the brow, leav.
ing a mark he will bear all his days, to
remind him 81 his rescue. They 5000
began 10 burrow among the fallen rock:
TO ex,ricate the corpse. At last they
heard a voice--their friend was yet
alive! They reached him; the pieces
OF rock had rooted him over: he was
without injury or scratch. All he could
TIL was, tina. the moment his friend was
gone, he sa. down, lifted q piece Of roci;
and held il before his lace. When as
ked what induced him 10 pursue the
course he. did, he replied. 81 knew ny
soul was safe, but was not sure about
his.n
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-07

u The President received the Bali.
more Committee with the petition for the
relief OF the Irish Exilcs on tho e2i ult.-
He told them the Government. could take
no official action in the case, but what
ever could be done unoiIicially would be
done.
o. Tile An,iSlavcry Convention re.
Gently in session at Boston, fell out with
Kossuth because lie endorsed the Mexi.
can war, and is willing 10 receive ina.
tcrial adj from Shareholders. They say
he is guilty Of treason 10 human rights!
CO. The appointment Of John Dickey,
ESQ.,, 10 be Marshall Of the Western Dis.
trict of Pennsylvania, has been confirmed
by tile US. Senate.
OE- Rev. Dr. M'CoS&uouy, for many
years President Of the Washington tPa.)
College, died al his residence in that town
Oh the 29th uI,.
n~y- Hon. HApMXh DESSH died Of his
residence in Pi,!sburg Oh the 29lh ult., at
an advanced age.
u- MORGAN NELSON, Esq, has been
elected Mayor Of the city Of Wheeling, by
= large majority.