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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
NETWORK snd NEW-HAVEN RAIL

ANROAD-wIsTEs AsEASGENESr:-DeceEn5 u ISL
Trains out OF New ork-AccOllmOiation and Specia-
81 ard ny A. NJ and P. NJ through 70 Se~-Hsven
At9l0 A. n and 81 NJ. for Port Chester.
The III a. NJ IN connection with tram nom Nv
Haven 70 Hartford and Springfield and Nth trAn over tie
Cana Road.
ExFREss TEAIrs at A. " md - P, VI FOR New Haven,
Hartford, Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroad The A train connects 81
EowEsyen with train on the NeTLon5on Road 10 New
London Norwich. SsOuington and Providence The $50
p NJ. to New London only.
The Q A NJ stops at Stamford z1d Srdrspor, COO
Meeting with Housstouic and Naugatack Railroads a.
Bridgeport The 8! p N stops q; Sanford NorSAik ard
BRIDGEPORT connectias With D1nbury Railroad NorwaIk
sndwiih Housas0nc and Nau-atucE Railroads.&c. Bridgeport
Trains into Newly ork-AccOumodatOn and Specisl-si
81, and s. 4. r.. and p " though frcIs Ns-Hlyea-
at s. a. II. sll US T. 81, i.Oaa POI. ChesteE
The s55 a. ". receives pezse from S1-1shed a5I
Harfosd Ne,Lo;dou aid Ca1ai Rllroiz az Sev Haven.
The Ar " receives passengers ron Hartford and sprIg
fed and northern Railroads.
ExPREss TRANS leave Nsw- Haven Erryal Of trs.ns
from Boston At fand go p - s-oprLz q. Bridgeport,
Norwalk znd Stamford d eavinz Boston .. A. a and
> N. Trans Of tie NewL0Ddon Road run u connec-
ton.
See large BIZ OF advesemsnt at the Station House and
Tincipal hotels. GEO W. WHISTLER, IT. SGpt
New.Hsven. December. 1852.
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RAILROADS.-On and aft

IN er the 9th Of December train will leave New-York
O'Clock, A, NJ, from foot Of COur;landt-st arriving
in Philadelphia at u noon at the kensngton Station The
line Will be Relief Express Train the A. NJ Express
Train which will also through four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Charleston
sold BY both lines Tickets sold passengers for way
tons Jersey in the A NJ train only, At reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Tram WILL on and
AFTER the 9th December leave Tentsn q: A. M arriving
in New York at u noon returning from NewYork a;
NJ by which passengers will also b. carried ~ reduced
prices relieving the s. p NJ Philadelphia tan of way pas
sengers These Arrangements viii certain the
connection the Mails ard through passengers with the
ontinuous train leaving Philadelphia az and 0i Z. NJ.
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DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

will be completed 10 Pittsburgh by December lst sg
which SIT goods consigned 10 their Agent al Phiadephs
will 90 through without ransshpment within Seventy
Hours the rates below published; Offering Mechant
shipping points the Ohio River, any OF the West
eTn waters ecEes 70 be received any other
Their gements with connecting roads complete BY
which Goods % forwarded "a the Interior Of the West
ern States by RAosG die lowest aud al cses
WINTER Freight TARIFF
from Philadelphia 20 Pltts5uagh.
Let Clsss-Dry Goods Boots Shoes &C 81 per 100 bs
ID C!ass-HaIdwaTe, Machinery Bales
Brown Sheetine, Wool &c ..S5ets. peg 100 De.
81 Class-COhee OueenswAre, Heavy
Castings, &c. .......s...'s..s.t octs Per 10 rs
tth Cass-Bacon Lara Fish cts per loo bs-
Pittsburgh.
For further information or Bills OF Lsding spply TO
l. ELLIOTT, Agent No West-st-, y. Y.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Agent, Phl.sde phia-
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rVHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, via

Il AsPINWALL and PANAMA, at greatly reduced
utes No detention the sthmus The and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STATES (i,5O0 tunA)
VIM q. Berry, Commander will leave New York for
Aspinwa navy Bay, y on SATURDAY, Feb.5 ats ocock
p NJ precisely, nom Pier No. North River connecting
with the and magnificent SIDE wheel double engine
steamship CORTES 1890 tuns, Thomas H. Cropper,
Commander which steamer viii be in readiness at PANA
MA receive the UNITED STATES passengers and sal
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO. The accommodations
and ventilation Of the Cortcs are all that be desired
Her speed established the between New-Nork
and Panama end while the Pacific coast he unsurpassed
Every exerou will he made the part Of the line % IN
comfort expedition and safety. Passengers viii be
landed ON the wharf Aspnwal FREE, taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for tns Line are
sold only at No - Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co, General Agents.
JONES JOHNSON.
Mail Bag is made up at the above Office under the
United States Postage Law for the convenience of the
public
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[T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- For New Orleans via Havana, the splendid
ship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Winde commander, viii sail
from the pier at the foot Of Warrenst North River on
SATURDAY, February iS at o'clock p. NJ. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEASs.
New Arrangement.
Ladies' and Alter Saloon Berthe $50
Lower Forward Saloon Berfhs 50
No freight taken 70 Havana but specie.
Freight taken New Orleans at 80 cents cubic foot
Shippers requested 20 supply themseveswith
the Comranys bills Of laaine, which may be had app
eaton al the office. No other form will be signed.
No bills Of sdng signed after IL o'clock the day of
sizing
For ffeig ht or passage apply 10
M. q. ROBERTS, No IN West-st. corner Of Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER

~ SEY.-New-York to Easton, Pa. Fare 81 7a-fan
Arrangement commencing November Is 1852 Leave Pier
No. l North River daily, for Easton and intermediate
places at AM, u NJ, and S+5 M ana for Sonervle
at 4SP:M Returning, leave PhilpshoIs al ands An.
And l5pM
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW

NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RATLROAD.-Exteusion Of the Six
Foot Track Buifalo-Ihis road extending from BRfao
to Hornelsye on the New YOrk and Ere Railroad is
completed and II full operation forming Ia connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween New-York Cify and Buffalo. IL is OF the six0ot
gusee and built in the most substantial manner and the
greater portion oft having been in operation months
l. is entirely free from the rOughness usual new roas
Fare FROM New-York 10 BuIaO..............s7 20
Through tickets and baggage checks be procured AZ
the Depot of the Nsw-York and Ere Railroad, foot o.
Dusne-st., ". T.
The times for eavn New York may he learned by efei
euce 10 the advertisements Of the Newly Ok and Enc Rail-
road The trains viii leave Horuclsvile for Buffalo tho
arrival of the Enc Railroad transBuiiso Nov. D. 1852
J. G.. HOYT, Supt Buffalo and n. T. City r r.
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II RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. Wn. Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Brsyton, leave alternate davs, (Sundsys
oepied) from Pier No s. N r. the Battery. at 4P n
For freight apply board, at the office on Pier No s.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dis
patch by a express freight train
TISDALE 4 BORDEN, No. 10 and III West-st
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IN PURSUANCE of AM order OF the sumo.

Il Of the County cf New lo-t. hereby no
h,yuG claim. ELIAhisi+5OTON lat o n, CITY Of
Ne- iork declared ,le h voahef. thsr-o
the sub,rter a. hrs oe 70 10 Warren the Cy OF Nc-
Yort before the twelfth dy Of Apr Het-DA.ed New iori
the 7h day u october, 1851
os laptinFs CHARLES STERLING, ETecaor.
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DOCHESTER LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

VTUJT1ENI Elk, LOOhIUNId anu NIAUhItR
le FALLS RAILROAD open 20 BUFFALO.-fhe most
direct quickest and cheapest route 20 Toronto Hamilton
and Canada West-On ana afteT TUESDAY Jan. 49, 1888
trains will leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
follows: TO AM and 2l5 NJ Returning tram viii leave
Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Rochester al 20 AN and 80
PM Passengers for Buffalo will find this route superior IN
point Of comfort any other. The road thoroughly built
and equipped with entirely new cars and locomotives The
present terminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
the most central portion of the city,. .
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

Il Of TIE County YORK hereby - ~
hayfg cms OLIA E b. WHITE. ate Ut the CITY
Of New iot tecraet prrt s WITH v,uch theri 10
the subscriber hs ct',s ~, Murray the CITY Of New
ok, before 'he 'uh Jay o jug dated New York
the s4yih tay % January lS3
a7 Law 6ulTT JOSEPH 7. WHITE. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

S-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Mon
day Dec 20 and until further notice, trains leave Elmra
for Cansndaigua follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ, on arrival Of Night Express
Train from NewYork, connecting at Canandagua with
trains the Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester, Buff
falo and Niagara Falls
Day Express at 10 PM, or on arrival OF Day Express
from New.York The time Of leaving New-York may be
by reference the of the New and
Ere Railroad. WILLIAM q. LAPHAM, Sup't.
kew.York Dec 49, 1852
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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

y COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
mp Company, carrying the great United States Mall
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
AID OREGON, via Aspinwall and Panama Great reduc-
COO or Second CABIN aId Steeage passengers The spen
90 rev and double engine United States Mail steamship
SEOk6lA, 5000 tuns burden ID, ID. Porter, IT, 5. Navy
commander, Will sail on SATURDAY, Feb. ) at o'clock
precisely from pier at foot of Marren-s North River
ne Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen magnii
st rst class steamships plying between Panama and san
insesco sufficient number OF which always kept az
fema 20 cover ell accidents and prevent any DELAY of
he mails and passengers the Isthmus No efforts ana
sTared The part OF the Companies send their Pas,
stseIs through with expedition comfort aud Saety RAJ,
q Fsre 20 Aspnwal Lsiles Saloon, State Room S65:
Lower An and Forward Saloon do, SIS; Secosd Calm
Scees SIS: Stccruge $50. Rates Of fare from Panama
San FIsnciseo ETst Cabin S2o; Second CABIN Sl55;
Seeag, $50 Passengers VIII be landed ~ the Railroad
Wharf 81 Aspnwal nee Transit Of the lsthmus AZ the
snseTs' expense Persons securing Though passage by
ee United States Mail Steamers from New.Nork. have
Esseiee OF accommodation on bosri the Pscihe Mail
WHITNEY at the ofe. Of the Companies No. In West
Seer. ofWazren Wy.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direc+-U. 8. MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through in y hours-New-Jers
Railroad, VIA Jersey City, leaving Newfork az and9
A NJ and 81 p ~, from foot Of COurtlandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours foot Of Wai1utst Fare reduced
b IS for first clsss and q 70 for secondcass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines aud through baggage
carried in the 81 NJ lines from Newyork, with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross the ferry 10 min
utes before the trains leave.
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6tedmboats and Railroads.

EALL RIVER LlNE.-On and after MON
DAY Jan. a. the rates Of freight by the Fall River Line
will be advanced TO 20 cents per 100 lbs ordinary weight
goods, and TO cents per foot ordinary
goods. Other freight advanced in proportion.
TlsDALE BORDEN. Agents. Nos. 10 and u West-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
0l' y WARREN COLDURN. Sup't
VINTER ARRANGEMENT-CAN[DEN

NV IN i IIA hhhItINVTIlITl4NI --N4i'IIII14N
w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHIA.
From Pier No North River foot Of Battery place at II
class cars So I'd class So Returning leave Philadelphia
from foot OF Walnu,-st at2 p NJ Emigrant Line steam
boat ATLAS from Pier No. l. at " P. NJ Fare, 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

HUN ALBAN1-fare SI-ALBAN1 and
u NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILR0AD-Two
daily express trains at A NJ and - F. NJ connecting at
Albany with Central Line of Railroads North and West from
Depot Of White, Elm aud Centre-sts where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also received at Broome and Bowery and 3hs
and 4bav stations The above trains will land passengers
at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
trains will start from City Hall station Of Tryon-row
and Centre At as heretofore
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

have not n single istnce thlt has authenticated
gwen then sanction % any okr preparation for tn' aoovs
complaints Il has many violent and desperate ces e.,
fecteo rucca oer gfen.s hsd been abani lnet and
their conc non pronounatd hopeless By medical 7ra,ol-
trs Of hl-h professional charactcr.
Ny Office having been IN s,ore where tbs Cordial WIS
kept 1T sac or three wears AID nv urpJr mites %
judging Of ~ erects somewhat Hune-0IS ne vs-y IL
tells for itself haze scr - OF ,s-ess winch la
ressted al tTeasrt 'or Over Eve Yeas both n Tins ie
AID Ph ace pha and The person far cInse r slicie.
radically cared with dozen bottles H. hal spCnt h1I-
eIecs without sele and cured with twentyt01T do
lAs worth Of Dr. Mo-se's CordiL
A. KENDALL, ". D.
c II. RING, General AGENT for tie United Sta;eS No
l32 Broadway, New.Yor.
sod by Druggists ssnerly throughout the United States
IL put Gp IN pint oortes, The w0rs Dr. Morse
lnv- oTRtrE Cordial blown IN the glass Price % Ter Boz
te two hotties s. five bottles for S2 and % Ne dor
y. B.-lmPoTtsEi advice accompanying each bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
~ Only ~ cen,s 4 delightful and remedy for
Cough Hosrseness Consumption. Sc. Wholesale and Re-
tall &; SAndss VI smmoth Drug Store, No. II JanessG
CTRONG BEARD and luxuriant moustache
~ can be produced n * weeks BY using GRAHAMS
UNOUENT IL VIII io5ce the beard TO grow Ike magic
without lnH1y the skin. acting entirely upon he
roots Try bottle 81 Per botle 20 any part Of the
country r q GRAHAM. No. 58 Ann -.
FOwler's Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

and SAN FRANCISCO sIh sa.;h.
sHiP LINE No IS Broodway.The attention OF Pa4 s
serpa returns from California in Specie or Ood DAs. 80
S,ectsd 20 the notice Of New YORK undsrwers al oo@
DAVIS, BROOKS & Co, General Agents
NEw-YoRx, Sept l6, 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

THE MAINE Law IN ESoIAND.-The temperance
men in England are about to petition their parlia-
ment for prohibitory liquor law There are 2, 527
licensed brewers in the British Islands, of ss,4OO
persons licensed to sell spirits and wine, and of
3s,6ss licensed to sell beer. In 1851 there were
100000 gallons of spirits consumed in Great
Britain ia one year, with nearly 6.5OO.COO gallons
Of foreign wine. The whole amount thence ac-
cruing to the public revenues over fifteen millions
sterling. It will be seen from this statement, that
the temperance men have formidable opposition
to encounter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

Fred kinkey.-Saw Swami on the night OF he
killing; he said he had made up his mind to kill
him; was bound to doit-felt iastifedin so doing,
and did kill him. Swami SAID ne was not excited
was calm, but looked pale anu ms voice Ca
VIM. Cntter cailed.-Wasat the hotel; heard
the firing; saw the man nll; Swami said TO him.,
'sI've killed viii spriggi Femme Tor thatn
and am glad of it" Iloughi swami not IN his
right mind; had never seen him before, advised his
arrest.
Cross Opinion ohis mind result
ed from the circumstances etidng the Killing;
since hearing of all the noes am oil the
same opinion; beheyeIhe killing the result of Yex-
citement and not The excitement the result of the
Daniel Dudley called. n ksAfea to sgann's sit-
ting in Romans office for an hour and-a half on
the day of tile killing without speaking word;
very peaceable; Sprieg laplt consisted IN
ness of temper.
+ DIP. Roman re .oalle I.--SWaHns assigned as y
reason for wishing to avoid collision, his regard
fol- Sprigs's family and fear of interruption of
\ his position with a lady in HagarsoWn; Swami
told him of the ce:tan:y of the publication to be
made by Sptgg; witness ascettained ito be true,
but did MT see Swannin time 10 tell him betorethe
killing; never heard Sprigg entertained i'll will Tor
me until alter his DEATH we frequently conversed
together; Swami assigned anticipated pu blicatlon
i as the cause of his desperate state of mind.
Daniel o. Bruce called by State.-Saw Swami
at Gowtonss, after the splitting, looked melancholy
Sprigg came up, seemed agitated; caught Swami
by the arms and said "Bob, ! oweyou ten thou
sand pdfdons. thought you intended to insult
me at the ball, but from what my friends tell me,
am satisfied you did not" Not having heard OF
the difficulty, was suTprisedi they crossed the
street to talk the matter over; next saw Sptigg
again; asked him about thematter, and he told me
about tRs splitting and the apology; witness said,
isit possible? Spngg replied it was, and that he
KNEW itss as ga did bad act;' witness said,
tsWill, have often told you that your bad temper
would get you into trouble, and if not careful be
your agin.' Sprigg said, 'Bob insulted me gross
lily at the BALL. and said, fDan, know you well
enough tn believe if it had Leen your case, you
would hive shocked him down even in the pres
ence of ladies'" Sprigg was very profane and ex-
citable.
CrOss=examined. -Sprigg, afler what had preyi-
ously taken place, under my knowledge, gave the
impression that he was not sincere; can't saywhat
day it was, but it must have been before the frs
Iof February.
BY the State.-Can't say what passed atthe con
versation across the street to cad to achnnge oil
feeling and opinion. Sprigg seemed .incele when
he first met Swami, and cordially grasped him; be
lieved Spigg to be candid man, and what he hat
to say generally came out; he was of quick impas
sionate temperament, truthful and brave; he would
resent in such matner as to suit the insult. Ad
journed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

VIRGINIA AoRrcuLTURAL socrErr.-The exhibi-
ton Of the virginia Agricultural Slate Society,
wbic +, is to be held at Richmond on the LIST, ID,
I'd. and 4th of November promises to be highly
successful. The sum of 5000 is 10 be distribu-
ted in premiums, of which IA are to be given
fOr experiments; for essays; 16 for crops; SO
for horses; 20 for cattIei 40 for sheep; % for
swine; SO f.r poultry; 50 for agricultural impl :
ments, for blowing; IS for fruits, vegetables,
hams, &C.; 25 for household manufacture and inn
PIGMENTS; and 9 for domestic manufactures
There are also two special premiums.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

Tag New. YoRK SUB-TREAsuRY.-The N. Y.
Herald, in its money article, gives an interesting
statement of the manner in which the government
specie Is kept in that city. On Friday night last,
ten millions Of dollars, consisting exclusively of
gold coin of the United States with the exception
of few hundred dollars IN silver, were locked up
in the vaults in the Assistant Treasurers Office
His Office is situated in the northeasterly room of
the Custom House, which is built of iron and stone,
having doubleiEon shutters, and being guarded by
two watchmen, who, occupy the apartment during
the night. The safe containing the coin is com
posed of double sheets of iron, strengthened by
cross bars OF lattice work of cast steel rods, be-
tween which no instrument can :cut or file. The
safe is is feet long, 8 wide. and about as many
high. II is divided into two apartments. IN the
inner one of which the money is deposited, and it
has three thick iron doors, each having two locks,
the keys to which are distributed at night among
the different clerks-the Assistant Treasurer linn
self keeping the register of the principal key, SO
that the safe cannot be unlocked unless all are
present. On the sides of the safe are tiers of box
es capable of holding in all nine millions six hun
tlred thousand dollars. They are now filled with
coin, which is put up in bags of FIVE thousand dol
las each, excepting few containing smaller
amounts for convenience in making payments
The weight Of the ten millions of gold is eighteen
and three-quarter tons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

mHeny R. W. Hill. Esq, planter, residing
near New Orleans, who, when the fever FIST
broke out, authorized the Howard Association 10
d.aw ON him weekly for 500 during its continu-
ance, has himself fallen victim 10 it. few
weeks ago he made donation of $4,000 to pay
for building Methodist Episcopal Church. He
was a man ofgreat wealth, and of unbounded lib
crafty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

uThe aggregate length of thirty-three of the
most costly railroads in the United States, exclu-
sive of the Baltimore & Ohio, and the Erie roads.
is 1886 miles, or the average of 100 miles each,
their aggregate cost s1ss,s69, s67; or ss5o9 per
mile, the average value of their stocks IA per cent
above par, and their average annual dividends 81
per cent i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

Hon. Henry A. wpE.-The Washington Union,
in answertO many reports that this gentleman is
thought of by the Administration in connection
with the foreign service of the country states that
though the most agreeable and satisfactory rea-
tons in all respects have subsisted between him
aud the Executive, he has been candidate for no
situation in the gift of the President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

war PRosrEcrs.--A correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, writing from Lavaca county,
Texas, says that an omen Of war is now visible in
Western Texas, which the old inhabitants of that
region say has never failed of lis result since the
time of the Republic of Texas. This is the fact
that large number of Mexicans living in Texas
in the neighborhood of the Rio G1ande are depart
ing for Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

pThe Temperance Convention Just closed in
Boston passed OF without any of the excite ment
which characterized the New York Conventions.
The cause of this is oscnbed to the early pas
sage of resolution excluding women from taking
part in the convention. w. L. Garrison made
effort the second day to have this rule rescinded,
but his motion was voted down. AS the Maine
Law has been passed in ttat State, the principal
subjects of discussion were the proper means of
enforcing it. - NJ Is s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-24

- s,,r-ou1 sarcastic correspondent the IMAM
ss about Town, is little severe in hssrctures on
class of young men which numbers some very
respectable and worthy members Every ques-
tioa. however has two sides, and the one under
~ ,as scnss,on Is no exception. 1t is radical error
. which too often creeps into our estimates Of hui
,noDitv to assume that evil inherentin any hon
est trade or profession. No occupation which
contributes to the wants and happiness of commit
nitycsn be either dishOnorableor degrading, The
grest ruth off this matter, ser all old and new
theories are sifted until there is nothing left of
them. Is embraced in Pope's hackneyed couplet,
...--. -.aonor and shame from condition rise
Act wen your part there all the honor Hes"