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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-28

Tobacco and Cigars!
M N LAUCHLIN, No 15e Main street nas among ;,
w large assortment the following articles
Meralda1 Id lump, 3 boxes Hartgroye twin I,r.
box Dudley. ? do MuniS ~ t"'
do Sacramento, do iiolden Orange
= n 40 Hoaney's, do Bucks pound LUMP
~ 90 hunter's ID lump do Jackson's DO
% 10 heltons do do Maikin's do
10 90 Rays do } do Makin's o lb lump,
40 itiieY's 0 ID lump, 1 do Clinton's do
90 Baret's do o do J. Haret's do
10 harwood,s do 4. do Wyatts do
6gross Yellow Bank c Tobacco;
10 DO Smoking Tobacco;
10 barrels Cut and Dry;
gross German Pipes;
caSk Carrots Scotch Snuff; Rappee & Nacab,pcE
2000 Las Tras Marias Regalia Cigars
POGO London Regaiia Cigar;
2000 Rio Hardo do do
1000 La Gotta Deaeua Regalia Cfgars; .---s
1000 La Flor SevilIana do do
2001 Mensngero do DO
1000 La AntiQuedad do do
1000 DeaCruz Principe cigars; 1000 III Dorado Prprir.-
5000 Steamboa: brrn do 1000 La Naciona cirars.'
1000 FL Neptune Panetlas do 1850 Wash La NoTs,.;'
1900 La Panca Havana; 1000 La PaInetia lIaysps:
209O La Elde!dad do 1000 Las Tras Marias do
1000 La Vigilance do 1000 FL Genial d
1000 Prmavers do 1000 LandTess do
10oO Taylor and Fillmore Havana;
1000 benjamin Franklin do
dcc7 '52-1yd
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CHURCHES.


ST. ATrHIws EPiscopaledn, corner Monroe and Byro
Streets Rev. WILLIAN ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning Sc
vice 105, evening 73I
ST. Jouxs Episeopalean, Main street. between First al
Second, Centre Wheeling; Rev JAS; D. MeCABE Paste
Morning rvce 100, evening y O'Clock Service and e
tuTc Friday evenings at u O'Clock. Seats rREE.
FIRST PREsBYrERIAx, Rec r.. H, Weed, Pastor Fourt
street. Monroe and Quincy; Service Morning
afternoon.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN, Rec. Cyrus Dickson, Paste
Webster Street. between Market; Vince
ing; Service morning and evening.
THIRD PREsBYrIRIAx, Rec. Mr.. Paul. Pastor; Fir
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, Mort
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon.
ForRrn STREET METHODIST EPIscoPAL. Rer. s. D. Da
son. PASTOR Fourth Street. between Monroe and Ounce
Service morning and evening.
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. YIN. W.
soH Pastor, Market and North sts, North Whe
ing; vice morning and evenings.
CHAPLIxE ST.. METHODIST EPIscoPAL, Rec. Z. G. Mic
olson Pastor Chapne street. between First and Secon
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIsCoPAL, Rer. Mr.. BroGd6ec
astor Chaplne street, between Webster and Third, &c
Wheeling.
ST JAMES. C ATHEpRA Al Roman Catholic RI Rer Bish
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnership
THE Partnership heretofore subsistiug betwesntae
lersigned under the firm name 81 Warden 4 Edwards
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent JacoSA
Warden has sold his inter est TO James W. WaTteR Al
persons indebted to said late firm requested settle
and adjust their debts with lasob n. Warden.
Wheeling, DeSember I. 1852.
LACOB NJ WARDEN,
6ee4-r MICHAEL EDWARDS, JE
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

FURTHER PARTIcuLAns OF THE RESURRECTION IN MILAN
ProcInmntions of Kossuti and lnzzIni-
Great Excitement all Through Italy.
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DESIGNATION,

'HE Partnership heretofore existing under the name or
1 HAYWOOD, CoNKL1N d co, was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 22d OF October, 1852 -.
atI tHaEt A CAYWOOD,
ta -t3-ls9f C CONKLIN,
9aH w NJ CLARK.
3Et9 NOTICE.
rTNHE business Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Manufacturing in all its varieties win be continued
by the at the stand 49, Union street
WIN II Clark having Withdrawn n =
continuance OF the patronage heretofore extended to the
establishment, Is respectfully solicited.
noyt6-1yd.c CAYwooD & CoNKLIN.
= Cases refined Horn Z; received BY :
- Jan s21 a is KELLs q cALDw III
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MAZZINPS PROCLAMATION. .
The following proclamation was postel all over
Milun, and has been spread in other parts of Italy:
ITALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Italians Brothers!-The Mission of the Ma
tional Italian Committee is endcd-your mission
begins. To-day the last words which we, your
brothers, utter TO You, is ''insurrection ~ to-mor-
row, mingling with the ranks OF, TIE people, we
will aid you to MAINTAIN it.
Insurrection The moment matured-panted
for three long years, has arrived. Let US seize it.
Be not deceived by appearances; be not misled by
the cowardly sophistries of lukewarm men. The
entire surface of Eulope, from Spain TO our own
land-from Greece to holy Poland, is volcanic
crust, beneath which sleeps lava which will burst
forth in torrents at the npht avirg Of Italy, Four
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the most barefaced humbuggery that ever was
practiced. If Mr.. Sloos contract is not "pri-
waite speculation," founded on the least possible
amount of real capital by which such an enter
prise was ever attempted, we would like to
know We day or two ago gave a history Of
the Sloo grant, showing how he borrowed S6oo'-
600 to pay the requisite bonus to the Mexican
| Government, how he authorized his agents 10
| pledge real property in this city tch'ch ne az"
not o,cn, for the payment of the amount now
he empowered these agents to draw upon MN
here for the money; how the drafts came and
he refused to pay them on the ground 'h"' tue
United States had not guaranteed MS grant
by treaty 1.-THE real reason beng because he
couldn't) how he was sued for the money bor-
rowed. in the Second District Court, and so on.
In all this we intimated not word a. TO the
probabilities of Mr.. Sloo being defeated in his
expectations by the Garay claimants, nor Of the
chances that Mr. Falconet, who advanced the
5000, 900, should be left to whistle for his TAO.
ney-but we hint it now
Suppose the United States refuses to guar
antee Sloos claim by treaty, what becomes Of
the 100000 advanced to Sloo by the Mexican
banker, Falconet? He has no recourse on the
Mexican Government, for he loaned the money
to Sloo's agents; neither has he any chance to
get it from Sloo, for Sloo hasn't got it. What
then His only satisfaction will be to vituper-
ate the American name as nation of swim
dlers, all for this act of Sloo
We happen to know that the Americans are
in for fair measure of abuse for Sloos want
of good faith in meeting the drafts upon him,
and that we have, in consequence, been de-
nounced as a nation of robbers. His conduct
will not bear scanning. When he borrowed the
100000 from Faconet, he said nothing about
its repayment being conditional on the guaran-
tee of his claim by treaty. FalcoRet loaned the
money pih the understanding that it rould
be repaid absolutely on The presentation Qfhe
drafts IN this city 1t way not paid, and the
Mexicans blame the whole American nation for
the default In this was is the national char
actcr made to suffer abroad by the unauthor-
lied acts of adventures.
Mr.. VIM Cost johnson comes before the ruh-
lie es the advocate of Sloo's grant with bad
grace Mr.. johnson is the agent and paid at
torney of Mr. Sloo, has his stipulated fee for
pervertlng facts and torturing reason for un
justitiable ends, and any action on his part to
forestal public opinion in relation to the matter
in question cannot but be looked upon with the
Reproduction which it deserves. But the fee
which Mr.. Sloo may be enabled to spare out Of
his five millions of stock in the Tehuantepcc
Road might well warp the judgment Of as firm
head as that of VIM. Cost Johnson Opinions
on legal points are marketable as well as any
other commodity.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


SECOND DISTRICT lDtEr-.'iiidNHUS Ease.
Ihr state If Louisiana en- the relation Josspl tiu-
ter q FL JtAHin fauche The pui1n i'm this c.. W q
Delivered yesterday BY Judge hHa The rrttar J5=eJ
j ulteT'a repTtseAts shat the l-t II June l,-3 G
Wa At uffI lusbact'r Qt Weights and Measure. Tor tn.
fEJ IiHllgt u Naw orleans HnI lat he red tho
ilsel lfge OF the duties 4 his eGce the 7th al the .arl
q" nlh Fttlu PiHuchr, lis predecessor 10 office tuu
taly surrendered the mc % him. AMI delivered 81 BIN
TIE 5a are4'ys. etc aFHertaning thereto Havu, 10
received them he rcatar pneei them temporarily In the
custody OF ltrdwd ii until h- could obtain /. suit.
all" IN r their safe keeping In the absence If tu-
tTe1 l!meh" took ro=ses-iaao f the records and NUM-
IN. the rylaor sued cut writ f ,i.a ~, -,
Plaurhe 20 pliver tlI tiJ trEtalrr w ~ f,
-pacter ~ Nrl.ls ARA Mr.lzur.s stn PIaarFp. = XIII
answer am3tt.t thr ;srt- alleged. BY rlatgr and aver.
That he lthe rrHtUr not I"tty arraiutet Int MI il
l." lresPuudaaJ tl. ltl r- 8isan and Gsellrlf +
thu Office IA. having Doc aul,5lltr G tH, >th ut March
iTj2 By ANA With ihe #Yicf and consent N The senate
fm which afce hn never been l,.aIfy removed 4nl
that the srrement consent made with .il tiu,ir.2
to surrender thp SAID tticp was made I'D In W.,
latGn II laW II II urged FIR rtt+-- ANT ,,t
tigu -1r, t, court If fH th4at,,f7a rf a issss.lt
tom md that ih pr-Fat- I. da If tn. rrfat,r bair,
established 10 j. npraut for thr r,.-Ian lent rs f
sent an sue Of title Setting aside tue tgt that tl. 0
s-ss1Y lien vii! mot b. the recovery If raynhs ID
Is Ha5ite. tlt the refJ ri. through aud bg mean, n
which tA rtlatpT dress is dependent who'll on his
oi"ial capacity
II is Inspector Of Weights and ureI that he claims
properly aFp+ftainiug To that fne iIt not caIm
aud such be would be equally without f.
dress either by maudamus or by The possory action II
Is equally c1ar that If he moi Inspector Of Waht- end
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TEHU4yTEPEC RIGHT or MY


The Delta of yesterday contains a lengthy
review OF an opinion published by VIM. Cost
johnson, in the Washington Union, relative ia
the respective merits of the Garay and Sloo
grants of right of way across the Isthmus Of
Tehuantepec The Delta does not venture any
opinion, but seeks by cunning selection Of
paragraphs from Mr.. Johnson's statement. IA
place the Sloo grant in the fairest light nos
sible.
This statement of Mr.. johnson is but rehash
OF the speeches made by Seward and Hale on tbe
subject, both of them notorious free soilers and
abolitionists, who are opposed to any extension
OF territory on our Southern border, and of
course hostile to the acquisition by Southern
company of so large an extent of territory As
That included in the Garay Grant They were
we'll aware that the settlement of this extensive
grant by the energetic Anglo-American race
"ouio' In pursuance of " manifest DESTINY. in
voive Its ACKNOWLEDGMENT from the Mexican CON
ieoeraeion and Its eventual annexation to the
american Union. This would add too mueb
strength to the Southern portion of this natior
and by consequence was u consunrn,,;o H.
did not exactly chime in with the free. so;, 49,.
htion notions of Seward, Hale, Fred pouclass
Go. These Hale and Seward diatribes w.
successfully answered by Mr. Mason, Of Virgin.
ia, Mr. Walter Brooke, of Mississippi, and hy
Mr.. Downs, of Louisiana either of whom. be
ing aetuated by honest motives, were better
qualified to express unbiased opinions than
those two abolition fanatics whose feelings and
sentiments are but the effervescence of sectional
animosities.
Mr.. Johnson, in his review, sneers at the
Garay grant as private speculation" This
is truly laughable designation in the face Of
the facts going to show by what means Mr.. sloo
obtained his grant-furnishing an example Of /,
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TELEaRApHHD TO THE CRESCENT.
Br ttt National ltnt.
The Presidents Return.

LIS TreSiuents IAobuhh'
NEW YORK, July Is
The President has determined to return to
Washington tonight. As he had intended to
remain in this city until tomorrow, this unex-
peated decision creates some speculation.
Ohio River-Markets
PITTsBrRGH, July Is
There is now barely two feet water in the
channel and the river falling
CINCINNATI, July Is
There is but moderate business in the mar
kets here Sales of Lard in bbls. at 9lc per ID.
The river is falling slowly,
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Br tbr Southern Linz.
Mobile Cotton Market.

NObILt, July u.
The Cotton market here has worn quiet APP
pearance during the past week and the sales
reach barely 80 bales, including only 20 bales
to-day. Middling is quoted at zoe Per To-
The receipts Of the week embrace only 80
bales Exports 5000. Stock on hand this
avcnino III 200 bo1es
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Baltimore Letter

|
PRESIDENTS VISIT - RETRIEVE - POLITICAL. -
| DEATH OF JUDGE GLENN-RAILROAp ACCIDENTS
| COMMERCIAL, ETC.
| Correspondence Of The Erfsrtut,
BALTIMORE. July 8.
The announcement being now positively made
that President Pierce will visit York to he
present at the opening ceremonies of the Crystal
Palace, and that he will pass through here on
Monday next on his way thither, preparations
are in progress to give him, if he will permit it.
a reception here consonant with the high official
| dignity of his position This homage will be
| freely rendered without party distinction and
will no doubt elicit the hearty participation of
all classes Of citizens, and prove BETTING the
occasion Baltimore is fond OF shows, parades,
etc, and an event so proper and suitable for
indulgence in this passion as the presence of
what Mrs Darlington calls live President, I"
will not pass unimproved.
The youth Thomas Conner. who was to have
been hung to-day for the murder OF Capt Hutch
inson, has been reprieyed by Gov. Love- and
the excitement seekers Of our city who were
looking forward to the execution for the graft
ication Of their appetitcs for the horrible have
been disappointed for the time being The re-
prieye is supposed to he the forerunner Of a
communication Of sentence and great dissatistac-
tou is generally expressed thercat, rs the case
is not thought to be one justitying executive
clemency The maletactor is one OF that class
Of young men of which our American cities are
so prolific Who begin their course as fire boys
and corner loungers and end rs yagahonds, ruff
fans thieves and murderers With all their
instincts at variance with the requirements Of
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~. +. Smith, DENTIST,
IN GUAM re g1FfHr4-
To Druggists, Physiciaus and

LANTERS
~ re '1erbaraoHorta Retail Druggists Ptg.ausani Pfsu
ac7f"lilly -rIartod stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
guarantee 10 be ofthe best quail pnre unad1'orss
'ei in al Thor facilities for importing oragr , and fb
% and lhe extensive arrangements American manu'ac
ATers are SUE that they enabled them beet terms, at
% "g ' to assure their customers Of their gnlneness. They
1' also On hand Of their preparation,
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
powder neatly done up, quarter, ha' pound booa
e enclosed ia paper box, to exclude hight Gr,nt care
he taken to have these powders prepared irge
ana IN such msnnerA oFeere the characteristics. e. th ac,
without injury They have also variety Of md p,
mlo'u" Preparations, Manufactured put % specially for them,
They will at all times oe prepared the trade with QUINN
JARVIS & wooDMAN,
myso .m2pSW Corner Of Common and Magazine streets
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OCEAN SPRINGS REGAfrA.-The series Of re.
&attas to commence at Ocean Springs On Thurs
lay next, promise to be the most brilliant af
Hairs of the kind that has ever come off in
the southern waters, AMI will doubtless at
tract an immense crowd and afford infinite
pleasure to all who attend
The race on the first day, around Deer Island,
viii bring together all the first class Yachts If
the Gulf squadron, - including the beautiful
FURY, the majestic .Msrhief, the towcrin,
Eagle the eoquettish Kate, the rakish LOOKING
itSioR, the graceful F1irt and n number Of
the dark feet and fast ones-namcs unknown
70 us-who are said to lowering near the Gulf
coast, awaiting to enter and contend for the
beautiful prizes to be awarded on that occasion
On the second day, the EGih, Thjte SDraD.
M'a&afec, Gadiae, Pilgrim, S,cset, and
Eahaarn, of the second class, and the n.
phoat, ,Uglriae, crescent, Picauuue, LaH,,
A'Rd, Cseakef, Foam, iSIoaaoir. INST. md
several others Of the third class, will come 10.
sether to contend for prizes
The last dry, to cap the climax. will brine
together every thing At all resembling a saiI-
boat On the coast-scows, slifs and furcefs
sehooners, sloops and cuttcrs-every thing ltb1t
can raise sail on has one to raise
We understand that the steamer erode will,
band of music on board. will visit the rropnJ
and follow after the sail-hoate around IA
island, attording those on board a good view cf
the regatta
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SELECT PURE DRUGS,
To The Ladies'.

A D A NJ P LATEN
~ respectfully her services 10 The adm &c Va o,, So
''sht o me following diseases PROLAPSuS UTTER
WHITES, PROFUoE AND PAINFUL NENsTpuArIoN IN
JUDGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
me treatment adopted by which ha, met III. ,uDroya
Wv % Surgeons OF PATS, London New York;
" ~ mere o. RHch che has ample Testimony and the many
"o ia she can refer nsiars in saving that all
" % etus, mol oil cAncernn' natar., he cured.
S ee'o'vs herselt exclusively tho diseases Of Ladp pnf
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence
- ~ Is3 st. Joseph street,
sANklNG HOUSE, 81 Camp street
- CHECKS ON
BOSTON, ST.. LourR
NEW YORK, LOUISVITrE
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI
bALIIaokE, NASHv' IL,
-p SAN FRANCISCO,
- fHshssst SD sels BY
MAT HEws FINLEY co.
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DAMAGED Conn. r. Thousands Of bnsbeIs ~
heated corn have been shipped from Chicogn
within few weeks The Buffalo morEet i
oserrun with damaged aud heated corn. on5 +
Is being sent 10 New lork as fast as transnTrta.
ton can be had There il is used by distiIers
who buy it at almost their own price. The
practice OF manufacturing whisky from lam
aged corn il is said, is getting to be quite com.
mon throughout the country
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poydrns street Netting from that hour disappeared
There immediate suspicion that foul play had been
used and Johnson and another man were arrested on the
charge of having made way with the missing Yes
erday his body was found floating in the river and Cor
jury immediately called to investigate tho cir
cumstancps Of his death They found on examination
his watch chain gone, his left pocket where
he carried his money turned inside out and OF his fin
gers with gold ring on it badly larcerated in
tempt by his murdrrers to get the ring of Ills head was
badly bruised il by blows from heavy instrument
or club causing bloody contusions aud his breast bore
evident marks of having been stamped upon
The jury of inquest to the conclusion tina he had
been beaten in such be rendered instnshg
robbed and then thrown into the river The wounds
the body not sufficient to produce death and the in
ference that his death caused by his being thrown
into the river in state Of insensibty verdict wrs
returned in accordance with the above facts Bill John
OF the supposed murderprs. and another sup
posed to have been confederate with him In prison
awaiting their examination before Recorder
CHARITY lIosrlTAL-The following is the
weekly report of this institution from Friday the sth to
Friday the 18th inst Admissions 42l Of different dis
eases discharged, Z76 deaths lOi Number Of discharges
from Yellow Fever numbsr Of deaths from yellow Fee
yer So number OF patients remaining 1873
INqUEsr.-Deputy Coroner Walker yesterday
held inquest the body Of George Mscr, German,
found dead in the house No 10 Gallan street The de-
ceased had been very badly beaten and suspicion hay
ing arisen that his death the result OF wounds
celycd the Coroner called to make an investigation
1t discovered examination that the had been
! throwing up black vomt Verdict " Died Of yellow
| fever "
| FALSE lMpRIsONNENT-.H I0uHg LddV IN
Jt3A very interesting young lady calling herself Jo
anua Van Nal2an. yesterday prosecuted complaint be
fore the Recorder Of the Second Distr ct in which she
charged Samuel Palmer with false Imprisonment It
appears that the young lady resides Marais street be-
tween Custom house and Canal streets and that about
month ago. while she in her she taken and
carried away to the watch house at the request Of Pal
mer who resided in the premises and charged her
with larceny She remained in the watch house all
night subjected to untold annoyances rendered tenfud
harrassng from her sensitive nature and the
morning was released from the that ner had no
! 4gr sat lp n tkH M her
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NJ A X + W A Y,
I NJ Il r Il
= bargains, bargains, bargains,

MAKE WAY,
bargains, bargains, bargains 1,
PRICES REDUCEDl
~ THE IMMENSE STOCK OF
MINER CLOT LING
ALFRED MuNROE CO
as- 81 -aa
MAGAZINE STREET, Corner of Graver.
Selling or at greatly Rcduced Prices
ts IN, Stock even now nmsn,ry barge and rsdet
in order make room for the FALL GOODS
This Reduction is Positive
sIArK AND coluRED CtoTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS
poEsRIS PANTALooNs,
;f The above Goods Mauut-ory No. IA B,a4
WAY, New york, aul made IN the very lated style.
COATS;
500 REAL FRENCH MERlNo SACK, FRoCK AND DRESS
So, sink AND ALPACA LusrRE SACK. FROCK ard rOrKAs
4s5, sEgnsuCKER AND LINEN SACK. fRoCR ard roLKAs
PANTALOoNs:
lcyo rar, FRENCH MERGSO PARAMET1A aud ALPACA o.
So main, WHITE DUCK AND DRILL, a. tots
$50 turs FANCY ANp BROWN DRILL, e. .l60
$50 p,ln NANEEES AND sEERsucKER, ~ SO to % 50 ,
1000 rats rNluN LINN, choI,s Patterns u 10 tot
VESTS
goo BLACK SkELETUN ALPACA AND bOMBALlNE, u Is TO
$40 CoLoREp MARsElLLEs, 1850 Iosti
40 WHITE GRASS DRILL AND DUCK, o. 30 70 as 50.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
ALL KINDS.
BATHING SHIRTS AND PANTALO0NS.
FURNISHING GOODS,
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, all kinds
TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS.
n 50 hEyLtroy FROM THE PRICES NAMED. "A,
ALFRED MUNRoE Il co,
81 magazine street
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THE UNION AND THE ADMINISTRATIONS. The
.iR-tiger dos UsstsHS, prominent and very
influential German paper published in St Louis,
and esteemed the Denton organ of the German
democrats, thus alludes to the Washington
Union and the Administration in a recent lead
ing editorials
Looking Mt the English papers openly in de-
fence OF the Cabinet, we perceive with astonish-
ment, that they are filled with extracts from the
Union at Washington, the ultra jesuitic Russian
"Freemen,s Journal the g Boston Pilot" the
" American Cclt,' and the Review Of Brown
son the apostate
This singular alliance is most to the roipt
and calculated for warning, and the entire fail
urc Of the liberal and republican press of tile
country III the support Of the Administration. is
20 well understood at Washington, that the
Union is endeayoring, within few weeks, Is
search every little paper printed in the remotest
counties OF all the States, for friendly article
IN favor OF the Government, and parldes the
same, when found. with most pompous and ride
ulUus commentaries
1t is to be presumed from the fact, that the
fHssfge being a Benton organ, but expresses
in the above the EDITORS and Col. Benton's
views in relation TO the Administration and its
organ