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DRY GOODS, G ;0CERHEs
Hardware 6 QMeel.SsCMrc,
PUBLIC SALE,

Pursuan, 10 decree Of The Circuit Cour,
OF MOnongala county, rendered in 4 case
wherein Levi J. Straight AMI others were
Plaintiffs, and Jackson Smith and others
were Defendants, Is Commissioner, | will
sell,
On Monday the 2sM Of MOrcmber nezt,
to the highest bidder, TRACT OF LAND
living on the waters Of Indian creek, in said
runnly, containing abuut 80 urres, being the
same ttacl conveyed by John Smith, decd,
to jackson Smith aud others. Said Sale will
b. upon a credit OF six aud twelve months !;
the purchaser aiving bond and security bear
ins interest from date Of sale for the pur
chase money.
EDGAR c. WILSON,
October q, 1858 Commissioner.
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SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS.
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Back numbers and volumes always on hand Tor
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country. Specimen copies sent on application.
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Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions are requested to commune
cate directly with the editor Of the Peoples
journal, by whom all the necessary documents
are prepared with the utInos; fidelity and des-
patch. Paten, business Of every description
promptly attended TO. Persons wishing Tor IN
formation relative to Patents or Inventions may
at all times consult the undersigned, w"hoW
chargs, either personally at his Office, or by let
ter. 10 those living at distance he would STATE
tina, all the business necessary 10 secure Patent
can be arranged by letter, just as well "a though
the parties were personally present. All consult
promptly secured in England, France, ana o'heF
ioreiGu countries. ALFRED +. BEACH,
Editor of the Peoples Journal, Paten, Agent,
&c. No S6 Nassau st. New York City.
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A Tunnel through The Alps.

The French engineers are busrly EN-.
ployed in perfecting the bold proiec, OF
exca,atiug tunnel under The alps To
cunurc, the Piplm0uiese railway with
those Of France! 1t pr"po,rd to pass
through the maintains from Susa aud
Bardnupche Mudana in Savoy, by a line
ten miles shorter than over Mont Gents
i, is to he eight miles in lcnght and a
mile below the highest point of the pass
the estimate cost is million and 8
half pounds sterling.
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A SPICY COMPLIMENT. The Cleveland

A SpicY ComPLlMENT.The Cleveland
Plain Dealer declares, in a burst Of Ell
,busiattic admiration, that there is n"
paper in the United States which can
equal the New York Herald in "cool,
deliberate, downright lie." ltsays Ina,
the Herald is Among liars what Nlichnel
Angelo is among sculpsors, Titan Or
Rubens among painters, a fnll.grown
Shanghai among common chickens, or
Dick Turpin among highwaymen.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
| offer for Sale The HOUSE aud LOT in
Morgan,own. where | reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor.
gsntown, elisibIy situated.
Also, the House and Lot on the West
side of tho Monongahela river. opposI;" TO
Mnrgantown, known US the " Wilkins prop
cry"
y Also, six or seven thousand first rcts
Pine Shingles.
Terms nude known on application TO ne.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1858. At
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HY M E N EAL.
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At sav t,c0 clouds al morning,
Tizg'd viM The rising SUI.
Aadm tie dewn tdey .fOatcG on
AsG mingled into one"
2Ilrrieu:

On the 18th lust, by Elder c. H. Parker,
Mr.. DANIEL D r. FARSswoRrn, 10 Miss
MARY J. IRELAND, both OF UPshur co, Va.
On Thursday The oath ull.. by Rev. G.
Howell. MI. j. P SMITH. to Mis- JULIA r :.
second daughter Of Joseph Brown, ESQ., all
Of KinswoOi, Preston county.
On Thursday the lst inst. BY Elder s.
siprfried, Mr.. FREDERICK NJ. HARSH. and
Mis-. REssccA AM vANYoY: both Of Bar
hour county.
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THE NEW TEAR-lS54,

On tho FIRST Of January next, "GLEAsoS's Pie
ToRIAL" will commence its SIXTH VOLUME, ana
will appear vastly improved in oil respects, win
a superb mem heading, new type and dress thfo'-
out, and will be printed upon the finest paper
As the proprietor Of tho " Pictorial" has purcha-
sed the entire goodwill Of Barnum's New YORK
&c illustrated News" and has merged that jour
nal in the "pictOrial," the public will reap the
advantage OF this concentration OF the strength
OF the two papers upon one, both in the Artistic
and literary departments. The same brilliant
bos, of contributors and artists will be engaged
n, .t GIeason,s PictOrisI" as heretofore, and
large addition is also made 10 the corps, both IN
talent and number. The most liberal arrange
,n.nts have been competed, and such as WI
enable tho proprietor to produce by far the finest
illustrated journal We: published, aud much suPe-
rior to the present issue OF the paper. The coll
INNS ofihc "pic,orial" will constantly be beau
tifrd by ulI that can please aTd instruct III art
and nature, and ito literary department will .r''y
sustain the high reputation il has so long enjoyed
The usres Of" GieasUn's Pictorial" will con-
tain views OF every pOpulous city IN the known
world, of all buildings Of note in the eastern or
we,,ern hemisphere, OF all the principal ships
nuj steamers Of the navy and nerchan. service,
with fine and accurate portraits Of every noted
noted character in the world, both male and fe-
male. Sketches oil beautiful! scenery, taken from
life. will also be given, with numerous specimens
from the animal kingdom, the birds Of the air,
and the fsh of the sea, and will present in its
mechanical execution III elegant specimen OF art
/, will contain fifteen hundred and sn.y-iour
square inches, giving great amount OF reading
matter and illustratons-and forming NAM
moth weekly paper Of sixteen octave pages.
TEaMr Three dollars per annun.
Published every Saturday BY
F. GLEASON, Boston, Mass.
December !, 1858. 't
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DDr. GUrSoTTS improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and sarapnrllla put up In
the larrcs, sized bottles, contains moTc Of the
,u-. Honduras Sarsapariila than any other prep
aration extant, which is chemically combined with
the Extract Of Yellow Dock and the Extract Of
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy mere thor
oughly aEc:en. tllsn any other Sarsa2aTiha before
the public, A, the same time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisoas, which caRnOtb be said of
any other of the SarsapHrillu compounds The
invalid should btrare Of 7cisoHs' Mercury,
Iron, Quininc, Potash, Iodine, Sulphur, Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic poisons,
enter into and form the active basis Of most ofthe
sarsaparilas ard Panaceas ofthe day. Guy'''fS
Compound Extract Of YsliOr Dock and SaTsdpa-
riila does no! contain particle Of these sub
stances; as any one can ascertain BY appl wing
the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous sarsaparilla preparations a.
lone, and use GuysOtts Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
iy Gfeacious, perfectly harmless and Pars!g resc-
table. All kinds of disease yield to its genial in.
auenence. DJ' See advertisement. 22l At.
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Gerrit Smith, member Of Congress
elect from Madison aud Oswrgo conr.
Ties, is 50 seriously i'll as To render it
prnlahle tia, he will not take his sea;
at the opening Of the Session, if at all,
The disease is stated to be rush Of
blood to the head.
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A gentleman speaking Of Cincinnati, says
its most appropriate name would be the Ham,
burg Of America. "Yes," replied another
II think it will be the m'at.ropOiis Of the
United States"
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
GARRETT r JOHNSON IN clIAscERy.
RICHARD SUPPLE, SCI
PURSUANT to the decree rendered III the
foregoing case, ut The August term, 1893,
Of The Circuit Court Of Preston county, J
shall, OIL The SECOND MONDAY in De
GENDER, 1853, Ut being Court day. at The
front door Of the courthouse in kNngwood,
proceed 10 sell the life estate o! Richutd
Supple in the land in the bill and proceed.
ings mentioned, consisting Of several Tracts
Of Land lying in the counties OF Preston,
Randolph aud Hampshire, amountIngto
s,75s Acres.
Fora more particular description OF said
lands, reference may be hal TO the report Of
The Commissioner, aud 10 the papers IN The
cause sale on a credit OF 8, u, IS, "a, 30
and IS months, purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, soaring interest ,-,s from the
dis Of sale. g. ChheAt'
No,. 10. 1863 IS. Commissioner
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The pit,sburg Custom House is near.
" completed, cost s56,ooo.
At Montreal, on the s,h instp there
Vas good sleighing.
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DEED

In Preston county, Oh the 24h inst, OF
,yphoid fever. Rev. RICHARD BALL, o'a'
PREACHER Of the NJ. E. church, aged about
81 yraTs.
In Granville. this County, on the 2s'h
ms. Of typhoid frvet, MIR. JESSE NJ. TRIP
pEr7, sgfd about IS years.
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MORGANTOWN FEMALE
ACADEMY.


TIME WINTER TERN of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2!st,
aud continue eleven weeks.
The Terms of Tuition will be as follows:
Reading, Whiting, Mental Arithmetic, and
Primary Geography, So oV
The above with Smiths Quarto Geography,
Written Arithmetic, Grammar, and tho
htst books Of History, W
Any of the above, with the Natural Scien-
ccs, the more advanced books OF History,
higher branches OF Mathematics, &c. 90
Lessons given in Music. French and Latin, and
Drawing, pencil, monochrOma,ic, poIychromai,c,
ind oil paintng.
no deduction for absence except in case Of
protrac,ed sickness.
For Board for Pupils from distance, or further
information apply TO the Principal.
This SPRING SESSION of twenty-five weeks,
in the new building, will commence on Wednes-
day, the Sth of February, 1854.
Nov. ., 1853. H. " EMERY, Principal.
We respectfully invite the attention Of parents
and guardians TO this Institution. Its healthy To-
cation, in a pleasant village, and moral and
religious community, and the capacity and expe-
runce Of the Principal and his lady, authorizes
US to say that few situations present higher claim
to the patronage OF the public.
". 7. WILEY,
R. L. BERKSHIRE,
". WAGNER,
G. n. HAGASS,
WA. LAZiER, TrHtsH.
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MORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

ALL persons who have been accustomed
to get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all otheis who are fond OF gcud ilonr,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term Of years,
al cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mil.
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
ments made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, aud toll-dish just
right aud righ, side up, he expects 10 com.
pete successfully with his brother Milers,
and to give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood by
Farmers and Others, tina, all who bring good
wheat may rely upon having good flour.
D- The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat JAMES 5. CRAlG.
October 81, 1858. II
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PROTRACTED MEETING.

The MinorsyiIle Baptist Church, located
on Dunkard creek, miles below Blacks.
vile, will hold protrac,ed meeting, which
will commence on Saturday before the I'd
Sabbath in December. Brethren and the
public generally are invited to attend.
Nov. IS. F. D0WNEY, Pastor.
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MoNoNGALIA DIVISION, No. 81, Sons Of
Temperance, meet a. their Hall on Walnut street
every Thursday evening, a, O'Clock.
L. S. HoUGH,u.s. WV. EVANS. I.p.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

American Once, NoT. ~, lso0.
Caule.-The offerings at the Scales
today were l40O head of Beef Cattle,
Of which GOO head were driven to East
ern markets. 100 were left over IN.
sold. and the balance t7O0) were sold
To city butchers, packers, aud dealers in
sthrk Cattle. at prices ranging from 81.
81 To s3.s71 on the hoof, equal to S5.75
tos75o net, and averaging s3.37l gross
Rog..-The supply of hogs in mar
&c, is fair. & sales continue to he made
81 SIS SO to 5000 per 100 ibs. for live
Hogs.
rLoUg-s675-ln'l.
PA. CORN MEAl.-s3,a7i.
WHEAT-t45sl5o cents.
CoRN--5Sa62 cents.
RYE-75sso cents.
Maryland oATs-+2s a; Virginia do.
40s42.
WHlsEEY-2ssso cents per gal.
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THE MARKETS.
FROM OUR LATEST ADFICES.

MoRGANToWN, Dec. ..
PI.oUR-SelIsa at $500 per bars!.
WHEAT-l00 cents per bushel.
CORN--40 Z" "
OATS-3Ll.4 +" I"
poTATOES-5o F" "
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
TALLOW-l0 cents perlb.
BACoN-Hams, 10 cents.
Shoulders s l.3,
I" Middling., 8 i.s.
LARD-lo cts.
EGGS-per dozen, s.
Molssses, per gallon. SO.
Wool, pet ID. 30 10 40.
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oBITUA AIRY

Itares hare their time 10 fol-,
And fousrs 10 ,r,,her at tae Nor!k.wiad;S breath,
Blu, all thou has. all seasons joT time orr,
o DEATH
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.MEDEC.gL C.gRsD.
DRS. WILEY & DUNN,

DhO. w 1DlIEI " DC.tiii
TAVING associated themselves in the prac.
Ill tiec Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens Of Morgan
tewn and vicinity.
DIR. WILEY is well known to this commu-
nifty. DR.. DUNN is recently from Eas. of the
Mountains. and has been engaged in the practice
Of Medicine for twenty-five years. Fla would
respectfully refer to tho following professional
gentlemen -
Cumberland, nd.
Samuel p. Smith, n. D. George c. Perry, NJ D.
Thomas BeaIcy, +" Daughor,y,"
Patrick aealey, Reuben Moore, Z"
Jas. NJ. Smith,
Robei, Daily, old.owa, I'D.
Hugh McGuiro, Winchester, "a.
E 3ssn ssi1e S,'''''' Ronp.y, Va.
Jas. Abernathy, Springfield, Va.
L. 7. Moore, " Franktord, Va.
- Keckley, do.
w Office III Esans's Buildings, on the
Public Square.
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ODD FELLOWS HALE

ODD FELLOWS HALB,
ORPHANS FRIEND ENCAMPalENT, No. %
meets at O'Clock, on the evenings of the FIRST
and THIRD Mondays of each month.
ELIJAH MORGAN, scc'y. GEO. RAY, c.P.
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MoSoNGALIA LODGE, No. e., NEE" a.
O'Clock every Saturday evening.
S. SIEerarED, Jr., See'y. NJ. HAYES, n. G.
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Cantlies, Pickles, &c.
PROPOSALS


WILL b. received b., he undersigned, THO
w the Post Office at Fairmon,. Va: (Post
pR,ji Mi tie 9th OF December, 1858, for tue
building of House of Public Worship in Fair
mont, to consis. Of a Franc building, 90 #. long
and So lee, wide-cne story of 10 fee; IN the
The eon,recto, will be expected to complete
the building on or before the LIST day OF August,
1880. Persons will include in their bids the
foundation and the inside finish, such as Pcws,
Pulpit, &c. Tho work to be done 10 plain,
neat and substantial manner. The foundation,
above ground, may he made Of Brick, except the
corners, which will be required to be done with
Stone.
Notes, plans and specifications can be seen 9y
calling on the undersigned in Fairmont, after the
30,b in.t. SAMUEL SMITH,
AUSTIN MERRILL,
Building Committee.
Fairmons, November II, 1858,
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pITTSBURG MARKETS.

PITTSBURG MARKETS.
Saturday, November ~.
Hay pet toe, Sill to sl2.
Flour, receipts large. sa'25 to a'82.
Rye do. $500.
Corn, 50 10 IS.
Oats, 40 to a.
Hogs dressed, S c;s.
White Fish. $3.50 per bS!'
Cheese 90 Io'!o e..
Sugar. 5; ID e by the hid.
Butter, in rolls, ls PER h.
Apples. sl.7sgu bare!
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LAND FOR SALE.

N pursuance Of tho provisions o: decree Of
the County Court Of Preston county, in the case
of Laura ". Deakias against Stephen Daniels,
the subscriber will sell to the highest bidder, on
crcdi, of six, twelve ind eighteen months, be-
fore the front door Of the Court house In King
wood, on the
Second Monday in January, 1854,
ESQ Acres Of Land,
living on the waters of Lower Sand Creek, in the
caunty Of Preston, Virginia. A portion Of said
Land is improved. Bond and security will be
required Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
EiErwood, November %, 1853. Is
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Erysig.!cs cured BY fAsuss Of Or, Gusott's
Ertras. Of Ysliow Dock aud ScrsapariRa.

ErySIPssas eU'e' W tasluss " ~ oRfSVItS
Ertras. Of YslIow Dock and Srrsaparilia.
seOtr TowssHtr, vAsDAssrke Co.,
Indiana, July 4,h, 1865.
J. D. PARx;-Deur Sir: 1t is with crea, pleas.
ure write you about the very happy Effects OF
your Dr. Gnysotrs Eslrac. Of Yri.0U 10cS rnt
SarsspsrilLa, ), upon ny daughter, who has bssn
suffering under that dreadful GiSeGse GrysipeiG.,
with which she,was attacked in lS4s. and she was
attended BY some of cur most sk.lful physicians
for over eight months perseveringy, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to price. skeleton: She had ulcers from he's.
shoulders'to her knees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. lier physician pronoun-
ccd her case hopeless, and beyond the reach Of
medicine. Ny ncighbos and myrclf Though! her
dissolution near at hand. One oGmy neighbors
insisted on my tying Or Guyso,ts ErtTGet ei'
Yeliew Duck and SaTSapariiiq,' az a ,as. Te8sri.
for as oil e car Physicians had giren her Up there
could he no deuimeb. in it. consented 70 10 80,
more from restless desire TO 90 something for
ny daughter whlG tGlasicd, than from nj 1850
oil her getting relief; SO commenced uying the
medicine according to directions, aud to ms great
sst0nshmcnt she commenced improving, aad be-
fore she had used three bottles she was able to
sit upright in bed Before she had used bottles
she was able to walk out; She used in al twelve
bottles or Dt Guysdtrs Extract Of y elbow Dock
and Sarsaparilln,' which restored her 10 perisc.
health in December, 1852: She is now entirely
Tree from any yestgc OF the complaint.
| most earnestly recommend i; to every person
suffering under amy sitni.aE disease.
Yours truly, pL NARTIN
lido hereby certify that my fathers st7.ea,en,
Of my late Illness is not by any means csaggrrat-
cd; Ny health is nov perfect, which ascisc
solely TO the use Of Dr. Guyso,ts ES:tsc: of Ie!-
low Dock and Sarsapafil!a.
AM D. MAlrfH.
Price 81 per bottle: Six bottles for s5l
NJ Sold by louS D. PAX, northeas, cosnr.
OF Fourth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati, o.
Also by
i. ". Topsr $co. MorgoutOrs.
u; 4. Hagqns j Co. Kmgrood.
G. ". Hagons i Co. Braadonviis.
Logaa 4 Carr, fairmqt.
October 8, 1853. sl7Iyr
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
How Many Were They.

As we hintcd, the teachers at Dayton,
who nominated ANDREws represented
but 80 out of the SO counties Of Ohio
They pretended to act for all the teach.
efs, did they? nay, for all the PEOPLE
Of Ohio. Just real what Mr.. LAYMAN
writes to his paper at Marietta from
Granville, on this subject; and let the
hypocriles who harp about the peoples
nominee hide thcir heads:
"lt is claimed by the wings that Lo
rim Andrews will be voted for by some o.
the Democratic Teachers Of the State
Since leaving home have taken some
pains TO ascertain to what extent this
will be done. ind such claim abou
as well founded as was the claim thai
Gen. Scott woull be elected to The Pres
idency by the aid OF Democratic votes!
have met with no Democratic Teacher
as yet, or no other Democrat, who will
vote for Andrews for School Commits
sioner. lhave just read report of the
proceedings of the Dayton meeting of the
Ohio State Teachers Association q;
which Andrews was put in nomination
Oflhe eishty.eisht counties in the State
only thirty.ninc had delegates there, ,and
Of these some had but one delegate each
Quite large proportion of the delegate.
who were in attendance were ladies'
Now if n Convention thus constituted
may assume to Speak for the Teachers
Of Ohio, then may few solf.appointed
delegates from any other respectable
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

pointcl al as ono Of the marked. Ma.
gel is still in prison, without any pros.
pect of getting out soon that con see.
The measures taken by the authorities,
and particularly by the Prcfccto Jose
Snnchus, have been arbitrary in the
extreme. 1t is very evident lha, Magcr
has no, had fair hearing; nor Is ,hcre
any prospect Of ii.
Much excitement prevails on the Amcri.
can side Of the river. All condemn the
lawloso attempt Of the party on the night
oftho l7ih, but they also condemn the
course Of the Pre(ccto, upon whose
shoulders rests the whole blame.
Moger Is in prison, and his proper.
" is in the hands Of strangers, withou,
the prospect Of being rclcused
The death Of l!enirel has cast q
gloom owe! the whole community
There isno telling yet how the matter
will end. Eumor says the CaIloni
ans are organizing to the number o
five hunIrcd, up the river. ! place ne
reliance in il.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Later from M eXico.
New ORLEANS, Aug.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
BY an arrival at this port we have advi-
ccs from the city Of Mexico TO the 10th
nsl.
The newly appointed United States
Minister had arrived.
Judge ConNin was at Jalapa, await.
ing the steamer to return home.
A vessel, suspected Of being SLAYER,
and with which JuIgc ;harkcy's name
has been connected, is now in possession
Of the McXcan authorities.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 90.
The Salt Lake mail reached lndcpen.
dcnce yesterday. thai fallen into aGrcp
creek and the letters were thoroughly
soakcl. Al the trains had passed Fort
Laramie.
| The Mexican troops were approaching
, El Passo, Intent ling TO keep possession
of the MeSSilla Valley, where the Mexi.
can Gass were waving ana would contin.
ne 10 until orr troops arrived. The
McXican troops were descr,ins in large
numbers.
Oae ding is certain lhnt should hos.
tiitics break out in New Mexico, ma.
jorily Of the inhabitants woull leave for
the United States.