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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Fire at Albany.

ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. u, 1853.
The wool store of Henry Newman, ON Water
t. was destroyed by fire this morning loss not ascer.
hined injured In Albany and in the North Western
Company OF Oswego. The latter has 5000 on stock
nd building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
DENMARK.
GERMANY.

The King has given his approval to project
for the Establishments Of railroads throughout Jutlani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

The Government of SAKE Gotha has ordered
an Exhibition of German and Foreign Industry to take
place in the month Of August next in the Palace OF
Fredenstein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

Sas Il sist sr~, sAss ~, A. ~ - - = 80
~ ASV ces IT. day tAe ses cs-i ON bale, 81 -
ssowing 9aost,ons Far orieaa. ~ rkir Noble fss
rsis Cf.sod ~ M,dd'inr $ iS-is Fs- Ms6ile 81 Us-
49, il,lo, URINARY ITO Inlczu 20 Iac pcsse
Woes N N poV SOS c,ob.eS ofwhieh SEeosrs A-r-
GO we're Anencsr
The Coss narte.eestnses extremely daiI " Is ,-k-r
Sc.Ie N prces c, Sc "a z base. IN WHsAF. an n tis
Dbl IN FLcrR I>piaS Coax In ln,it-d a rssA
% eas,sr rstes snd the oo~ag guotsoas mast b, Goa
1otnd cute noriina White American wHgAr u 80
rhis6sphs. Baltimore az Oao. as CsasiA Ss scr
~ SSs Y hi; White Isd CoSS SO; Yellow ST. al
Mixed s. s p or. o. $50 DE.
The sa,es 81 RESIS for the week cous 81 40 bhs al So
og ect,1rou sp 20 u z owt. Tor iss 4salty rysPes.
TINA IN far demand az II Is y cNG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Iichardses. Bre's. & Co.'S Circular.

Fr NHrara- LIvEgfOot. lst Moath s7th. las
The .5Ih The esker hNs been AIe and rosy.
srpeaTaSce ct a Continuance OF ssssoazhc sessps~
tCra
W have change q record cf the state OF the ,yss
ncH Tue day 81 the leeSin< ARCHES "a, esxc
sas been hftle revival demand for OATMEAL Al
n as hed to-day for Loo American, 50 tors Gerus
ana " tors Wrench CLovEsSEsD Abcus % toas tmesiesr
sod q sSe4Ss tor rIiadng fine; 10 tons Of fresch %
S AZ outy PAID hat So sry beng offered tor TIM Ger
ran was withdrawn well most o. the othef Nads
for higher prices
lst Moath ssth, issS
We bsd an inaninlate mAkst this uorunG: rul'er -
ksrs end dealers Kept sloefoaa having ei,h-r Wx,r a.
FLOUR except IN tie slnsest retail ensrts aud .uch
mark decline OF ? y 70 Ss. and ISas ~ hi on th~
prices OF Tuesday this DAY week Most OF the <n, ~.
siress reported to-day O. los ex-ship =
lSpfAN CoRN the spot and {. = and mach n =
iected, and rather easier "a purchase
Thsse speculative in4airy Tor god olruxAt
al 3 IA store but the cousumptye demand ON
most limited except for feeding qualities si6ss
v load.
Oars were also much neglected.
Fore imports Of GRAM and ~ pvs this day wot
Whesf So SSS quarters, Indian Cen "a Qazrsr rlo~
ls $50 hbs and >5 sacks. Expottl562 quarters Whcst
SCI DO. Indian Corn, AS bbs and l. 80 sachs Flour We
quote this days value of American Cereals Wheak
Ia si6dIs latter nominal todayD Canadian TfSri<
Mixed ard Red American al ,. baltimore Oaio and
Pbilals phia 3d. Westerns IS 66s1, Yellow and MIXED
Corn 81 G asa White, uone.
CorToS much 6rmer tran last week. and Amercxa -
seiptIons ID higher Sales aAS,e iupoft zses bslss.
SplEners have taken a, go bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Liverpool Markets.....Jan.A

CorToN-Durng the whole OF the week tho demand has
continued steady with daily sales averaging 5000 and since
the arrival Of the steamer ASIA "Wednesday morning.
s6th prices bad emsucd firm at a. the quotations ot
kday last for mddng and better qualities American, and
for the uddng 20 sadcs OF Fast Iada Lower grades
Amencan saahe, bat the quotations not ad
vauccd. TIE transactions snce Dhng " Atlantic were
sped. and NVift.sn Brazil faypt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

ful Discharge Of my dvtes my humble rxertons cannot
fs 10 Be II both govern enls will adhsw 20
IN heightened Ard progressive policy OF free trade ana
reciprocity; and il my shall be deemed 10 De-
the approval Of oar government and To merit your
APPRECIATION, shall took for congenia and gfas-
Tying Tewafu IN
regret extremely that my numerous engagements VIII
moi allow me 10 accept the honor o your kind invitation
10 dinner previous my departure And, wishing you
all prosperity and happiness, remain, With feelings OF
sincere regard and attachment.
Your Obliged friend. -
#fsETr AUGUST BELMONT. 4
To Msssrs. Jacob A. Wesleryet Shepherd Knapp, c.
w Lawrence Moses Taylor, q. b. Lamar. Henry
Grnnell, and Others.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

VALUABLE GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL FARM NEAR
the city ~ Wshinstoa, about ny from the
Oenue hsket suction On Monday the 5h day Of September
shall cell, at4 o'clock the
lying about mile
adjoining the United States Asylum ncr.s ANY OF
cleared high cultivation having been
used for gsdennG the balance part
called Elizabeth which ier,ty
spay Improvement well adapted growth
II wheat, garden vegetables There
chard Of 100 kinds
well wscrcd, and nearly all under good fencing.
stsblnG and sheds II pump
EXCELLENT in the yard, and perpetual
from the house u elevated position and
Of tho healthy fapns in the District.
shall
crop ground and 900 lights bed
be gwen immediately AFTER the sale, II required
Terms One third cash bslsScs years,
the purchaser deferred paymer bearins
from the day Of deed
Sale positive. Title iDdisputsbls.
to the .sie and do There will be
show them GREEN SCOTT,
Aug l1-cod&ds
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19
From the Chattanooga {Tenn.) indicator.
The Glorious Triumph

We are not of those who would indulge in shouts of
exultaon over the PROSTATE and mangled form of a
fallen foe, yet do feel inclined 10 congratulate our
friends on the victory have in Tennessee The
Gibraltar OF whggery has beea taken by storm, and the
flag OF democracy, radiant with The principles of eternal
truth, waves from its high batemenls. Tennesseeglo.
rious for The yalor of her sonstheir patriotism and
nanimyno longer arayed under the black banner Of
Vermont aboionsm. The graves OF Jackson and
Polk-those hallowed spots TO which the eye Of every
democrat is turned in sorrow-are now redeemed and
rescued from the possession OF their enemies The 'me-
chanic statesman Andrew Johnson, has clipped the
wings OF the eagle orator )" and now
The struck eagle lies upon the plain
No more through rolling clouds 10 soar again"
We confess that at the election OF johnson we feel more
than ordinary qualification We the first to nail his
banner 10 masthead The candidate OF our party for
governor and the result has shown that Johnson was the
man for the democracy-he man for the people. We are
possible. more than ever convinced OF the vue the
integrity OF the people In defiance OF the opposition in
some and cold hestating support which amounted o
opposition in others OF party, Johnson is elected by
majority greater than any democrat has received in this
State since the days of Jackson Every MEANS too was
used by the wing press to defeat him No fasehooJ no
SANDER misrepresentation, subiefuge has been Too
mean for il to adopt 10 iniue him. Yet the virtue and
intelligence of the people Of the State have sgnally re-
buked such foul conduct and put tier feet upon The au
thors OF It. The poor laborng youth, too has been
taught TO t up his head, and urge his way 10 the temple
OF fame and power He has been taught the lesson tina,
poverty and obscunty matter moi; that if he but labor
Tor his counys good be shall be rewarded and his name
wfitien high in the catalogue OF her worthless II An
drew Johnson the poor tailor boy, rude and unlstered
thrust out among strangers could rise 10 the chief masis
tracy OF proud Common ealth, be. too, may join the
march to fame The mechanic is taught not 10 despse
the occupation by which he earns liveihood--for be
seholds his ieowaborers rewarded with The proudes,
honors OF his county All men taught that great
lies not in long line of iIus,rious ancestry or in
the boarded wealth Of the rich, but
That mind nd sone
Hath light, and life aud Joy, and hope
Again We congratulate our friends on The victory we
have gained.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FsIDAY MORNING, AUG usr 10. ls4s.



In another column will be found correspondence be-
tween this distinguished geniIemAn now sboa, to assume
the important aad responsible duties Of The isson TO
which he has been appointed and large number Of his
hiesds. representing much that s moot suinent and
respected in the mercantile community Of New York
Al invitation 10 public dinner conveyed in such terms
from such source. may well be highly appreciated by
any man 10 whom it Is rendered; and the eloquent
response Of Mr. Belmont shows only ths& ~ u fully
sensible OF the honor implied 10 such testimonial. but
that in the literally OF his sentiments the eomprehsn.
siyeness OF his views and the feTvd patriotism with
which they are cherished he 10 fully worthy Of the dis.
ncton thus conferred upon him. His letter il mos,
striking and admirable Teiutaion OF The sa0deu with
which, bya portion OF The whix press, he has been. in
the most illbera and unworthy spir Teckieskly and
wantonIy assaiIed. The who 90 well compTehends
and feels lbs duties and Responsibilities OF the position for
which the President has selected him. and who TOR
Tray them in terms so full OF patriotic sensiby and elo
quence. will surely never BE- found waning when the
rights the interests. and the honor Of his country TO
be upheld. aN7 fn4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

T1As--A correspondent of the New York Times es-
Inmates that upwards Of two hundred thousand emigran,s
have settled in Texas during the past Year Next to
railroads, which attracting good deal of notice in
the State school education the largest
share Of the public attention. The next legislature il
thought, will appoint commission to mature sehems
for the State, to embrace the whole OF complete
education from the lowest primary school to one or more
State univers.s Railways. education, and the Stale
debt will occupy chiefly The attention OF The legislature
which meets in It's new building in Austin mex, winter.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

oTrhe public assis purchasing land warrant
No @o issued 9th February issa, IN the Of Jacob
n" 'or rv Sores and u w. raen gent wash~esor
ey csveA has been Med Omse A9anst
Rse"' for the same, and application ~ hs rsAs ~
o"es "r ~esss nom this dss, for dsyeass n ESTE
"."n rs. MYER, Assna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

TRIK Heavenly Home Tire emp oyp,~u and
Esoymspt OF the Saints Heaven, BY Rcv. H. Hab,ush,
A. N. O..
Goodies Better limo 90 cents.
Christ, Exampe by Caroline Try. rs cents.
America . found il BY Mrs Duncan. o.
Charity md Fruits by Jonathan Edward ~
Authority nscs Against Romish and Ina
del Asxrssani by H. Merle DAosssne, b. u. rs cents
Edgas's Variations Of Poetry. u.
For sale by GRAY b BALLANTrNE,
Aug II fsarl street, Odd Peilows' HALL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

DlAR sIa Your personal nds in this city de-
sifous 81 opportunity TO express Their appreciation OF
the position you have obtained the business and
social relations OF this community
While your conduct IS merchant aud banker during
long residence among has been marked by lnts.-
gence public spirit fidelity TO engagements, aad the high
est principles oil honor your personal department IN pri
life has been that OF accomplished gentleman.
who knew and praelsed the social virtues which sdorn
the character OF a citizen. 4f .ef..KahF tN
Iii gratifying 10 as To know thai the government at
Washington has rscoy niEed the qualities OF mind and
character which you possess, by eonierrng on
the most perfect assurance that this confidence OF
The administration will be fully justified by The manner
ed and the national honor sustained by you at foreign
court.
May we ask that you will do the favor TO appoint
some day before your departure for the Hague 10 NEE
your friends pablo dinner 10 be given This city
With sentiments OF The highest respect and regard, we
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19
Mary land Military Academy, Oxford Talbot County


John " ALLEN Superintendent graduate Of United
Miay Academy, West Pont1e thi.
will Monday October ner
Terms 80 per Modern languages. drawing,
The academy situated surrounded
retired beautiful ard healthy position. facility
from baltimore Catalogues containing
information obtained
Gushing Bailey, snd Messrs Murphy Co.. street
Baltimore, or by application to the superintendent.
ssrspssoss
Col Samuel Cooper sdjuant general United States
Col Joseph Taylor, Unitsd States Baltimore Maryland
John II. D. Lairohe, esq, Baltimore, Maryland.
Col Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tsnnvssern.
Henry da Point, $50, Wilmington, Delaware.
Col W. w. y, Bliss, United States army, New Onssn.
Aug 7-eodews
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19
Ertraei Of a Letter.

CANTON, May 81, 1859.
DEAR sra; Under date Of 25th March we addressed You
a lew remarks, calling your attention 10 the progress
made BY The rebellion nor,bua and the laols which
have LATELY come 70 our notice are OF 80 extraordinary
character that we have thought bnef recital Of them
here would not be- found de VOID ~ interest
Shortly aler the time Indicated above, MAXIM and
Chm k'aaG loo Two aori important posts, fell IRON the
hands Of the government. and for many days The com
muniiy 81 Shanghai under lively apprehension Of
personal danger from the anticipated attack OF The insur
Gesss, Who were represented advancing the airec
tion Of Soochow II having become that The Ia
endeavosng spread the belief that foreigners
were TO take an actIve part 10 the struggle Governor
Boshafn determined upon visiting the rebel camp in
person, and left Tor that purpose IN the Hermes
the night OF the AID ulimo. The SosQuehanna had
previously failed in her attempt TO gel The Yangtse
kane, from great drangbt OF wafer but the Hermes
eIpsnenoed no difficulty, and after sustaining the fire
OF ne foracs'ions tie banks OF the river without
tnrnnk shot, came 10 anchor before the walls OF Nan
kin. boat was Immediately sen, on shore with the
interpreter, and letter. stating that their intentions
were pac'nc and that they merely wished 10 commune
cate wiln he ehieis On landing. Mr. Meadows, the in
Npfeef gas Wen received, and conducted AT the
presence OF The leaders, who after short paey accom-
panied him on board The steamer with large renue
there was fully explained to them that foreigners
would sct aeeInet ntiihe party, unless rnopsed Thai
SsnQeas hc Taouiae) pocama,ions were ali fal.e ara
thai the fofeEn vessels in his employ not protected
by tosssSn governments. On their parts they ssied
that they had no intention OF attacking fore,gnsr.
long - they remained neutral. and that when their gov
eminent established they would be prepared 10 en-.
ter inso commercial trvstes They were foryios Nan
kin wAich they will keep as hssdquarers and hav.
provis0ned for siege OF our years 40 eooo - all :.
complete, large body would on to pekin, and
smaIlss Soochow but IL could NOT BE- asccr,ao~d
uheshsf they would go 10 Shanghai The mos, exac.-
dinay sAure. however, of the information canned is,
that Inc insurgents profess Protestant Christianity They
believe in the persons Of the Trinity, Their Bibles and
prs, q. hooks esseptaify resemble our own the Ten
commandments and The creed are near foundations.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

AUGUeT bELMDNT, esq, .tHTT n
Charge d'Ataires OF the United States
al the Court OF the Netherlands.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-19

The following circulars. which we 6nd ~ the New
York ournas, illustrate the operation OF The present
OF things ia China upon The commercial interests Of that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION,
w No. 3he members hereby notified to attend the
regular meeting Friday evening, Nov. the
posas Tor the grading draining and bridging the lands will
Sc brought the above evesng for tor approval
attendance earnestly requested NJ BIT is
austa bring bis passbook with him,
his book. j. A. HANDSCHUCH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS

DICU CLOAK CAJLOONS, VELVET, REAL GIMPURE
IL aces and dreee trimming of the richest description
tho best assortment e city wholesale and RETAIL low
ices. DALRYhPLE, 399js Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRENK COURT.-lN TIE NATTER or THB /
- plication Of the Mayor, Aldermen. and CommenAlt
thescty Of New York. relative the opening Of
New York Pursuant TO statutes In such made and
yded this Mayer Aldermen, and Copmonaly Of Ne oit
the Supreme Cours Of the State Of New York. 81 spe,
term # sad oou be held - tho city Of New York
NE syurs that day, thereafter counsel
beard for the appointments Of q Estimate
and extent Of the hereby intended the
In the city Of New York laid out the map plai
said oty under and By virtue ct act Of tho Lcgisatur
the people of the State of New York. entitled An Act
tive improvements touching the laying out Of streets
roads In The city Of New York and for other
passed April Z, 1877. KOBkKT J. DILLON,
Dated New York October L. 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
WATCHES, JEwELRY, 90.

q
GOLD WATCH FOR Sl5-GOLD WATCHES F,
IA $6 1886 and 500; silver cylinder watches So pate
Levers S sns al Other Watches assfR in
Call on them before You purchase
U jewsry-GEO. c. ALLEN, importer, Me- Ii W
street., near Broadway, second floor.
Warranted perfect time keepers from. .Sl5O 10
COOPER WATCHES
Daple1 ana '''''' rsnrrrrp.sr ..conn 10"
And quarter second Watches for timing horses. LIS 70
cHRoNoMETERs.
Splendid pocket ohronometers, perfect time
EIGHT DAY wAroHEs,
Which run eight days with winding $500. llO 10
ENAMEL wArcMHS,
Tor lAoee, some In nurtng CASES. % 70
DIAMOND WATCHES.
xor iades' some IN magic Gapes ooso
Which change into three different watches. . 100 70
WATCHES WHICH
And turn the hands without key. ..8sto
KINDS wAroHys PRroEs.
Fine gold epne watches. four holes jswelled.
COLD snsmeiisd watches for the ladies.
cola Ensish psssn s Levers, hunting cases. =.
oliver patent levers a. low I'd.
Silver detached levers as low IS.
ser sale At much Less sLan ss prices. ~ INV ''''
All kinds of gold ebsinr, pure gold wedding rings,
Siss STsesisss srSs.spns ogs gns lSoIsss ssrriHs.
aSs sy Ss sIu 'nams' sna's
Sterling silver spoons cur forks pie knives, napkin r
Wstchee and jeweiry exchanged. All watches wArran
70 keep good time, or tho noney returned.
All kinds Of watches snd olecis cleaned and repaired
the best manner, much less than the usual prices By
'uRssf :sns ssDtss - All
0tatns FREQ Of chsr~a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

DEGULAR FANCY FUR STORE-ESTABLISHED 1850
N GEORGE 3. MANSON & CO., manufacturers aaa
importers of fancy us and skins have soAstanty en- haAd
large ef nus yetorines pesrnes tlnas
sentas ospes sss.tists Ian.a: s0v;: sleigh robes
especially invited to sail and examine their extensive osk
quite equal 70 the trade and all manufactured
The premises We remind the ladies that the
s.y fur house the Unssd stst;s that rsSeiysd sas
at stsrs AZ Maiden lane. N B-Bransh store. =
North Third street Phsdcpha. Highest market rates pao
for shipping faxa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

WORK FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET
Ludgae HILL iondea-The above house centrally stl
ased has excellent coffee ter or twelve private sit
good smoking warm, cold and shower baths Away
ready night porter in fxsd charge ser
wants Tbs New York Eerald is fisa. THOS. QUARTER
MAINE lso proprietor Of thu CrswA and Soeptre Tavern
Greenwch) tenders his grateful thanks TO his Ansres
sGds for the asGrA \. G fsns enjoyed a their hands
and sosits their contained patronage and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

yNANTED-A SITUATION, by YOUNG WOMAN,
w cook and to in the washing and ironing under
Stands baking Please apply At her present place % East
Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
HOTELS.


Ct. JAMES HOTEL, 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NEW
- York Hotel few suits of rooms with board for tho
winter can be obtained BY making early application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

DICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.-H. STONEY WOUL
~ particularly invite persons about selecting their
Broadway The most fashionable styles d moderate prices
H. 0TONEY. 6x broadway. opposite the Prescott House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

THAT NEW AND SPLENDID HOTEL THE MILIA
House, recently erected at tho corner Meeting and
Queen streets Charleston c. will positively opened
for the reception Of boarasrs ard the travelling public
any city Of the Union has what no othsl
hotel in Charleston elegant and oommodous
and cold baths, which always In readiness.
7. &. NICK ERSON pronv;aAoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

WANTED-A BOY, TO ATTEND A GROCERY STORE
nnss understand the business and have good recon.
Tor honesty sad sobrcty Apply early At 05
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-29

buHalO Robes.
IN BUFFALO ROBES just received and for sale low
~ for cash. at Gan22) JNO, KNOTE'S.
% BbIs. Alum for sale low close out, by
~ Jan22l kELLS d. CALDWELL.
Cases refined BOraxi received by
- Jan % KELLS d CALDWELL.
y cnses N1anil1n indigo received and for sale by
jan22l KEL..S & CALDW ELL.
IN BBLS. Castor Oil received and for sale by
~ Cjan22 RELLS g. CiLDIVELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-29
By the National Line.
FoRrnGnA ILYlNrELLlGEN
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
SENArE.-The President sent to the Senate TO-
day message in answer to Cass' resolution of the
I'm INST, calling for correspondence with the
british Minister and others respecting treaty with
Nicaragua, negociatiated by Squier in 1850, &C.
The message was received shortly before the Senate
adjourned and laid before the Senate. Weunder-
stand, however, that the President declined sends
tlatlons upon the subject are still pending.
MIR. Cooper submitted resolution calling for
report by the Secretaries of War and NAVY as to
the quantity quality and description of the various
KINDS oil coal used in public service, with a report
relative of the merits of eacfi-adopted.
Nh RuSk, from Select Committee on the subject
OF railroad to Pacific, made a report accompanied
oy bill as substitute for all the projects pend
ing.
After the passage of various private bills the
Senate adjourned.
adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-29

The MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-We can discover no
basis for the opinions which some few persons seem
to entertain as to the illegally of the recent mu-
nicipal election 1t is true that an old ordinance
of the city prescribes that the elections shall be
held at the AIdermens offices, and that ten days
notice shall be published of the time and places of
holding them, but the same body which made that
Jinance also made subsequent ordinances provi
- z for the mode in which the last election was
FFICe Had the municipal Charter, or any other
LggisLatiUe enactment, not been adhered to, the
case would have been different. The Charter de-
clares that the elections shall be held according to
the city ordinances, and the Council made the or
dinances regulating the election held on last Mon
day.