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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15
-Notice to Contractors.

HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received at Wheeling, from the
i 16thto the sd day or August, for the grading of
twenty additional sections, and all the heavy masonry on
the line Of tie Hempfeld Rail Road.
The work now offered includes section No 1, entering
the city OF Wheeling with small tunnel under the
grave yard and high bridge across Wheeling creek
II includes also an important bridge the MonOn.
gahela River and another across the Youhoghcney.
Am ing the scctionsr derc are between the Yough
ogeney Monongahea Rivers, several in the valley OF
the little Sewicklcy creek, several Mingo creek, and
three tile Wheeling creek.
the sections cast OF the MonOnsahea River is
all important b Of tTessel work.
The work offered is situated in healthy district OF
Plans and specifications win be foun, al the Engineers
Office in Wheeling, after the 10th day of August.
PS-The contTac;o for section No. 81 on which there
is important tunnel having failed TO fulfil the terms OF
the agreement that work will be reet at the same time TO
parties capable ofgivng adequate evidence orther ability
10 carry il through. by order OF tho Board,
K. T. CONRAD, President
CuARtps ELLpr Jr Chief Eug'r jy13
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WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, go cents per bottle. For sale by lELLs cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. R. MCKEE
Lroxs KAruA1Rox-This invaluable article for cradt-
eating Dandru curling, Identifying and preserving the
hair by all to he the best discovered We
should think ladies would all try it, certainly Price
90 Cents large bottles. Advertised in another column.
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WASHINGTON, May II, 1858.
MessTs. Mortimer C Mowbray: Gentlemen-Hav
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF years standing
hereby, for the benefit OF the afflicted take great pleas
uIe in announcing that after using bottles of your
Hampton Tincture found it had accomplished perfect
cure have used different medicines from time to tine
but have mover for any apparent good;
anG is blessing to stricken humanity that that edi.
cine is found which tae wondrous power opro.
longing human life The many cures it has wrought is
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
e j. CURTAIN HAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

CURE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure of the venerable DR.. Dun9's son, OF the city Of
Baltimore well known, and whose testimony adds
to tho triumph of champions Vegetable 1fncture.''
-1f BALTIEORE, Feb. o. 1852.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1t is with
pleasure able attest the general healing
and curative powers of DR.. Hampton's Vegetable Tine
tuIe. Sometime ing last November taken with
very bad and serious cough advised TO take Cod
Liver OIL and did but getting no better was induced
used it all Y cough left Permit also state that,
tile last feen years, have suffered very much from
rheumatism and Vertigo; conining me- times,
my bed. fully convinced that owe my present
good health to the the Tncture, and kind Prov
Ience.
You arc my friends, atltberty this as you may
think propcri and believe yours, very respectfully,
G. DUNAN.
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MoRBUs,
+. DIARRHEA,

j. fss D.
= DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases Of the Stomach and bowels are
cured by HAMPT0N'Sf WIG ETABLE TINCTURE.-
AS cure and reventaye. has wonderfully sue
cessf 1t will be found inquiry that those who use
It have an exemption from those diseases Incident TO
the SUMMER.
To publish ali the testimony in its favor would make
large volume.
Calrand get Pamphlets gratis and see the many cures
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative oil
.t-sG NERVOUS; DISEASES
In their various forms, giving new life vigor restoring
the shattered tution, thus infnsng hope in plsce
Of By itsld asant and safe action
the stomach, liver kidneys lungs, and the sys
temtt cures DePplia, rtr Complaint DiseGses of he
Urinary organs, Cctghs, Astta, Bronchial Affections,
Consumption ScTofkd. Kfng's EuiI Worms RhsinnGs,
Cont e,.ratgia 81 Iitls' Dance FS Fstla, Piles,
with all diseas arising from impure blood
10 pFor sale by T. #. LoGANdS co., Wheeling, Gener-
al Agents WIN. r.. MCKEE, 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally. LIE
: Sold by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, $40 Balti.
more street Balttrore and 304 Broadway, New York.
PTees 8 \ per bottle! 81 - iSeS=d@w1y
G0l cHoIcE plain hams in store, and for sale by
2SOOi y 5jy16 lssssts - tslS NJ RRILlY. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

do assert it Is reality what it is represented to be
by DR.. Hampton, the inventor.
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SCENES ABOUT THE New YoRK CRYSTAL PAL
AcE.-A letter from New York, speaking of the
"sghts' in the vicinity of the Crystal Palace,
says:
GAS if it were not bad enough to have scores of
deformej animals on exhbition-wooly horses, and
horses without any wool-monkeys, dancing bears,
babocnS, raft eSnakes, anacondaS, and other like
monstrosities, Mode Artistic Exhibitions rave COM
menced business, in three different shantieS.-
Vulgar paintings of Gods and GoddeSTeS are hung
cut for signs to attract the lewd and though clear
ly coming within the prob bition of the statute,
not the slightest effort is made by the police TO
abolish the abomnatlon. The houses in which
these diSgraceful allurementS are permitted, are
bat temporary concerns, the intentions of the pro-
prietorS being to demolish them as soon as the
Exhibition closes. The ground on which they
stand is all leased at enormous prices. For the
privilege of putting up two-story shed in AID
street, to exhibit s'Views of the Universe" the
owner paid $4,000 for IS months The other
wunder-mongers have been obliged pay proper
tionately hgh.''
The GARDEN AND AMBor RAILROAD DISASTER
VERDICT OF THE JURY.-Tke Ny. Express of
yesterday evening says:
The Coroner's Inquest, in the case of the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad accident, was rendered
on Wednesday night. The Jury affirm that the
train from New York running around the curve,
and past the station at Old Bridge, at an unusual
ly fast rate of speed, thereby causing the collision
by which four persons were killed, and that Ed
ward Muschamp, the conductor Of the train from
New York, is highly censureable for not compa-
ring his watch with the standard clock ofthe COM
pany in the office at New York; that the Company
is not censurable; for if their orders had been
obeyed, the collision would not have taken place.
The jury exonerated the officers of the train from
Philadelphia from any blame whatever.
The New York Times of yesterday says; at. G. =
Martin, of Baltimore, with his wife, son and three
daughters, are at the scene of the accident. The
son is dreadfully maugled, and will probably die.
The daughters are only slightly bruised. Mr.. and
MR. MaTtinaare each severely injured in various
parts of their bodies, All these injured persons
are at the hotel of Lewis W. Spencer, and under
the medical treatment of Dr.. Blumenger. All of
tbs family were in the Philadelphia train,
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From the Birth Place of Christie
Dher Columbus!

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HANPTON'S
VEGETABLE TtNCTUkE.
A Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Napy.
VA have many other letters We give below and
w again sal afflicted why will you delay trying
T. S. SHir CuMBrRLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA,
Messrs Mortimer 6: Mowbray-Gentlemen: The First
Lieutenant ship, who has been suffering many years
from the Dyspepsia who been nearly restored to
his usual health by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ure desires ycu TO send him one dozen bottles OF TINT
Another Lieutenant of the U. S. Navy, board
this ship, also wishes you to send him one dozen of
.Hamrton's Vegetable Tmcturc," by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March, for
Spczzia. -.
The Tncture'' you sent me was received in good or
DER pleasure in informing you that It has been
OF Dyspepsia am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Kew. Mr.. Eskridsc,
equally strong above.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For Baltimore, WnshinSIon, philadelphia
and New York


E sRsEs 49, lsEs3
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Dyspepsia, II cumntism, ScrofuIn, Liver
Complnint, &cs-FRoM THE METRoPoLIs.-Pass it
sround-let the afflicted hear the glad dingsl This is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

VALUABLE READING.
IT ENRY'S Exposition, in 8 vols Horne's Introduc
III ton to tho Holy Scriptures; Hitchcocs Religion o
Geology; Barnes Notes on the New Testament; GilI
Book T6r Young Men; Feedcy OH Busncss Rogcs Thas
arus OF English Words and Phrases; Ures Dictionary
with supplements Truths from Great AuthorsI Col
ers Shakespeare. with notes and lamentations oil the text
ETC., received and for sale by
aug1t WILDE d BROTHER.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM by HAMPToN's
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
CHESTER DISTRICT, S. Q.

January Sd, 1853.
NIcssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: For the
last fly years have been sufferer from Rheum
atism Ill., seeing your Recommendation OF champions
Vegetable Tnctue," purchased bottle, and the first
dose relieved that consider it but JUS
lice give suffering world the result OF the appca
ton.
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the back-so bad that
confined bed for the last six months The first
bottle acted like charm the second restored strength 10
my poor afflicted back, and we'll and feel as
young as when was sixteen. i am now seventy four
years OF age.
consider your Tncure the greatest discovery OF the
age; poor suffering humanity oughti" erect monu
et to DR. Hampton, has saved thousands nom pain.
and you gentlemen, acted the part public beneC
tors III disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable rem edy.
plain cotton planter and have never written for
shall hesitate, through mudesty, Withhold any inor
nation valuable my fellow man? So, If consider
this worthy place any of newspapers, you
at liberty 10 make use oft. Yours. truly: 70.
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A NEW and commodious Cottage House, situated OF
N Wheeling Island, Zane street. Possession give
Immediately.
Enquire OF Alex. Hcyman, or
aug11:3t u. Ia CRANMEh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
X ENTLEMEN who like a good fitting and wearing
VI shirt be accommodated by calling at No.2 Wash.
ington Hall, Wheeling. aug9twd.
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10O BOXES W estcrn Reserve Cheese,
lOO Just reed and for sale by
aug6 JOHN X. MORROW.
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SCENES ABoUr tue NEw YoRK CRYSTAL PAL
AcE.-A letter from New York, speaking of the
"sights" in the vicinity of the Crystal Palace,
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0OO cHoIcR plain hams in store, and for sale By.
GSyO jy1s NJ REILLY.
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JUST RECEIVED.
M ARK Hurdesone, by Mrs Noodle, author OF Rough.
ltl ing it in tie Bush, ec.i Gavazzs Lectures and Life,
corrected and authorized by himse Jack Cade, or tina
augio ESQ., wv JAS. II. McMEcHEN.
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ion BBLs Extra Flour, just received and for sale b
lOO aug9. JOHN R. MORROW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02
Local. MATTERS

DEATH OF VETERAN OF rHK TrRy-
We rearet TO learn that ARTHUR Tartan d,es -
bis residence N the couuty of Chesterfield on H,n
dsy last, in the G5ta year Of his ege ater se,s.
and protrected Dinese. The subject of thi. nott~.
has been !on2 ceiebr2ted the faithful and skilft
rider and trsinor of the late Napoleon of the .yf
When Col VIM. Il John4on was quite a youpr rass
and Uneducsted boy. Pereefving. on makins h.s -
qua,ntance. that he was sphgh,ly and ipgeunnT.
lad the Colonel obtained his mothers eonsent 49,
bis fortunes shoHd he csst up IN the turf ana D.,
srstised an ardent desire of the youth himself Tn
the employment of his disn snished patron he hysu
IN faithful service, till of honor and rpo-
tierlsn Of character. he eAtnsd and secured rsu~
tstion In the enjoy Of which he died. surrvu.5
ed By friends. neishbors and family. For sveee~-
sion Of many years, Arthnr or mingled with -
world at all times and places-n all the vieisS;t,ars
of long and eventful hfe--in conflict with mSrN
both good and bad-he lived and died uu =
enrring devise and nrtful eon.rivsnce Tie 80
taught by his preceptoy TO and be learned lv
PRACTICE TO despise. the of any means Of susees
which the most eXacting sense Of honor would po{
heartily approve. The usturs of his caiins sun,s-
times brought under his notice the shu sIinr sn1 -
honesty OF men. He Sc ~ an example ever 4.
be shunned Though he had seen much corruutac.
he Iyed uneorrnpted, ss he died iReoTu ptibls ~.
employer he commanded that implicit relianco
which extended to general and extensive ar,r,s1r-
tanee He lived In the esteem Of bis peishbrr1 -
the conscience Of many friends, and the YET rncge
epeesrnF affection of large and 6utiful farnibv =
And while these win mourn his death as the ~ cf
who was dear 70 them all, it especirly besorpsv
gentlemen who give TO the turf the
OF their patronage, to cherish ia his death The rpo
nory of whose nsrne is inseparsbie from t,s -
tory aud it's honor in tho long aod sacoe ssfui cree
rienee which he brought 20 Its credit and renovn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02
VIRGINIA.

| Vim Rurie, T7Iomae Robern, Thomas r,urse
John Snyder and Curtis Morse have been commit
ted in Norfolk Tor examination on suspicion of hs
ing hand in the robbery of VIM. Stewart the re
| turned Californian. Roberto Snyder and Mora.
are alec Suspected of having been concerned In {
robbery committed last winter upon paseenseI
| IN the steamer Ohio
The Portsmouth GSo5eis surpriscd that we .hould
say In regard to the attempts 20 burn cut the die
| tinguished consul of her majesty, that we had Q
| better opinion Of Norfolk" Well, wc Will qualify
| the expression by saying we are cory thatsex
treme measures are not put In force to ierre. ou,
and bring 10 condigu those .'riiEioas and deyae'
thai the Globe speaksot
DARING BU2oLAET.-A negro entered the second
story OF Mrs.. Edwards residence 10 Petersburg on
sunday night and commenced ruInmagiug anaoug
M "a clothes for moDey; bat his noise awakened
tho@ei who slept near by, and Cuee fvanosea ed
through the window, carrying with him nothiaa
but pair OF pan,s
"eIearn IRON tue Sosthside De7aocYst thes Mr.
EDWIN "ai has been appointed superintendent Oh
transportation on the southside Railroad. and
Mr.. Gordon engineer
Aneeook OF vessel lying ct Port Wa!ahsli struck
Win Ratchet the mate thereof, Oh Monday last.
severely iujuring him.
a. ). "hnehead was elected 70 fill the vacancy In
tue Legislature occasioned by tue resignation OF
Judge Gimer of PitssyIvania.
GOOD frHLp.-M.. AcTaggart, OF Peasants
county, furnished the annexed estimates of corn
grown upon two tracts OF land in shs yicinifv:
no freef f,Ftb
young man and help hired Tor six davs nrod,,.ad 80
o5o shocks OF corn estimated 70 Weld . 49, .
bushels. ''1 Nf'"- -
Another tract, Of sixty acres cultivated bv ono
young man witb help hired for one month nro.
aoced la2i shocks estimated TO eousain q sol IA
bushels of coru
The Orange Presbytery. with which Danyille j.
connected, met in Milton On Thursday.
We learn from the Danville Repx5liesr that on
the evening OF the late election IN that town
nzAned RAINY stabbed James NJ McDearnan with a
chieel RAINY was arrested and committed
VIRGINIA ANIMAL CoNrEREscg.-On FRIDAY
the third dsy of the Methodist Conference a
Lynohburg, candidates were admitted characters
Of ministers examined and many approved To-
WARDS the cloee of the session, a resolution was
adopted commencing the Colonization Society and
ITS objects 10 the approval and cooperation Of the
Methodist Church in Virginia, accompanied BY
very earnest and abie remarks BY DR.. Smith.
Ou Saturday a large number OF ministers ve,e
admitted TO Deacon's and Elders orleta The
Conference adjourned to Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02

Ho-r4 fa k.a.I y
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teri hsna.s',, .NSe iae fiAntsrs Dsass-
Appl.v RaIsSt i rhs...s oaIa snd SGrten- -fiss
fsue 1 Cosbv ..Jewsi of f,,ht-ss ea1e5Jr *,s-
,koysser's Arnso A. L. Reyst.r aK.ie rssIs
ysa.ss In9rnas. jr " Saxs< Peasn and .In~rsn~.
= Ladiss =. Twfs;' Collins. Ssay CO. Tks
a 80 - % =. y; harwoed
49, :. oae looking cigars L. b. FarrswcrtA
hssd ds.se.s 1a - eonness ssa
Hooey-very mixes w q sxdn,r - - usp = un.nps,.
~ h3fs Whest-sne for seedinr: K. goIdsbe~aa.s
loescco, of superior Quality by ysriCur -
t!asTss,,a y =, Mtsyissasa-
- and preserved frui.s. simon Esnar.sA
Crenshsx oF nu--Nse gram Ana fne; Whliaz @.
Imputed sup.r
srtiele OF sreai valas /. "a 20 p ..
lands J. j. Alien. 'p'o'eNaeusot ot "'fa oos
w r., r. q oe0ts ADD shocs-aposuasiy Spes w.
sas'
OF - = Aaio ,ineS a. u. +. s. TaNafsrrA
ra Mount s',.ar a;f,.. 81 Hsnessr G. r Hss
Mountains OF Msa;saa IL n a.. z. nanSs froni she
ne. Tanafaetored fsou, Wooasn ao'ts six eas-
sie Insee Of fancy cherry s.ey.s baar. l -.
nnas Irna,ely. with door in ons head -
ons Of ths ..s.ered with lock and key Fhis
We hsr "a. . asaest se well most useful fnyen,ie-
A hne double sarrns -
case y1anusscturp<3 ~ 80. os sun, "a maaoga1y
runs,nish. sfJ ~ James Talso,
The Brfial Loaf r...
Work exhibited by Iohn . 50 p.n oluafI enssi rugnr
executed bv John Pieh.paisa, paisa,u, designed ard
C.,uf,ctionsr NJ tsa Evcha.s11n' rsstFy Cook and
ornamental "rood nugs. sns,0. no.s. inh case q
kind ever seer In tb,s sect,c, Htns Of ne
case Of arti6ciaI teeth. n ,as,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02
THE JAPAN EXPEDITION

Tho North China mail Of August II, has the FOL.
lowing In reference TO tho interview hetvean Cor,
Perry and the Japanese:
The japanese selected the small town of Gori
haria, about three miles south Of Uraca for +, a
interview. On the morning OF the l4th the Sus
euehaana and the Missi.s pp took VI, position ofT
the town, and lay with their broadides 20 the shore
The Governor and Deputy Governor of Uraga,
With the eommandant OF the military forces came
OF to accompany the Commodore 10 the landinor
place. The officers and men detailed TO accorora.
ny Commodore Perry, amounted to about 4n0
while the force OF the japanese wss varo1ls!y as,i
mated ct from 5000 TO 1000
The Commodore was escorted with tho kmer;
can colors flying. and the bands playing the ns-
!iona air, Hail Columbia. to the house of recer-
lion. Here he was received by the Prince OF Idgn,
first Councillor OF the Emperor, who was accom-
panied by the Prince of Iwami The letter of the
President aud Commodore Perry's letter of ere
dence were formally delivered and an official re-
ceip. given tn return by the two Princes The
Commodore stated tha: in order 10 give the Japs-
nese Government ample time for dehberation, he
would depart in three or four daya and return in
a few months to receive the reply.
On the following day Commodore Perry in the
Mississippi went about ten miles beyond ,his,
making total distance of 20 miles beyond the
limit OF previous exploration. Prom the deck of
the trigate q crowd Of shipping was seen seven or
eight miles 10 the northward and from the NUN
Der of junks continually going aud coming is wee
evident hast this was the anchorage in front Of the
capital.
The officers OF the Susquehanna and Mississippi
speak with admiration of the beauty of the shorosI
and the rich cultivation and luxuriant vegetation
which they every where witnessed.
The natives with whom they came iu c intact
were friendly in their domeanor, and the governor
Of urRga is spoken o! as q model of refinement and
good breeding.
The day before the departure of the squadron, the
Governor went on board the eu quehanna, taking
with him a number OF presente consisting OF arti-
cles of lacquered ware and other Japanese manu-
factures.
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Spirit of the Press.

Yes.c-duy'd EIosairey discourses on the Admin
istrscion aai the Democracy OF the South; thinks
blr. Pielcc IS disposed TO 30 his duty towards the
S,sth and the Uaiotl, although the recent action
with regard to the New York difficulty cannot be
recouciled xilh the feelings and expectations which
governed the country Ia electing him, and con-
ciudes that that difficulty has been disreputabie
from the beetnning and the sooner the Adminiatra
tion washes It's hands Of it, and Of all engaged in
t. the better for i,s own honor atd It's usefulness,
the better for the safefy and peace OF the county
The ERig connents upon the course of some OF
ite Democratic contemporaries, who. Il says. vainiy
srieayor TO serve two msstors, in denouneing the
sets Of the Administration while every such denpn-
citation is accompanied with laSored effort toi ins
tily thst Administration.
The edfo.ial columns of the B9sqsire' are devo'
,s5 n tho Agricultural exhibition.
The Mail has an article Agricultural pnr-
quits
The Bglls.fn comments Oh the suggestion made
syths recent Medical Convention, viz mat every
coroner In the ststs should be an H. d., and cannon
soc t..t apv beneficial reeult weuid enure IRON ~
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The Eastern and Western Questions

Should the Eastern Question riPen into war, OF
which we are constantly told there is not the sha-
dow OF a doubt, fine opportunity win be present
ed of settling what may be called the Western Cues
ion or, in other words the right of Great Britain
10 interfere in the affairs OF the Western World, by
the emancipation ofthc eaves In Cuba, and the SUD-
s,antia transfer of that Island 10 the British crown
We shall never have a better opportunity of
hwarting tue insido,l. policy Of On ancient enemy,
aud Of preventing Cuba from falling into the hands
ofa foreign State. The ways and means of doing
this Is topic which must engage tae prompt con
sideration OF this government The people ask that
il shau De done efficiently and well