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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-14

eX1eHstVct anu. lea.
wing the system in better condition. Let all interest
proof from tho most respectable s0urCes OF the penehcel
results Off together with letters from export
enced PhYscians WHO have used their practice, and
speak from their own observations. Il,
REFERENCES-P b Peckham, NJ ID, Utica, N Y.
l. d Fleming, NJ ID, Canandaigua. n Y.
NJ II Hills, NJ D, Rochester, N Y.
d Y Foote, NJ D., Syracuse, y x:
Prof Dunbar, n D, baltimore, Md.
JCorrck, n D, Baltimore, Md:
w w. Reese, NJ ID, New y OH CITY,
w Prescott N D, Concord, N Y,
JsP NeSvland, ii d. Utica, N Y.
Kew ] g s Beard, Glenn Springs, y O.
stia BREN1L1NGER & ARMsTRoNG,iAS'ts i
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe ST., Wheenng va
Also sold by MICHEAL DUNN, Moundsvic, and by
most ortle leading Druggists IN the adjoining countless
letter d8dressed 10 of Mr. Curtis Hutch. Ase1tt al
RdUenEd, Ohio To DIR. MARcHIsG;-l have been zen
years troubled with Female Compaints-p ueIi
and all the attending difficulties; at times my NE
best physicians, with but little suceess the most they
could do to reevea cure was out OF the guest
For five months before commencing with your euielle
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but
short, completely prostrated both in body and
mind, and expected to drag out the rest OF days In SUI
fertng and misery. But reading your advertisement
was Induced try your invaluable medicine called Ute
rne Cathocon, the last resort II had not used
week before flt like anothsr woman by the use Of
three bottles enabled to perora tho labor Tor SIX
in the family with and could walk where IN the
neighborhond without injury. Nothing buta sense OF my
to the public. safely recommend the preraTa
CSigned, ) Alas. SARAH a. B1sHoP.
Freedom forlass fn & Co. PtopTietors.
Aug Pom. Central Depot, 304 broadway, NJ Y.
G4AUEl SY0TTP TEE
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MTSCEI A NEOUS.
NEW GROCERY STORE,

Monroe st Wheeling, Va. -
q d. WOODROW infoims the citizens OF Wheeling,
- and dealers generaly, that he is opening one oil
the best OF family groceries in tile western
country consisting OF every usually kept In the best
low be bought in the city Give call OF
All goods delivered to any part Of the city tree
charge. 2tssa nly3t
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3 TO THE MILL1ONS.
From tootIiess babes of nameess weeks,
TopTatting jokers in the streetsi .t
From girls and boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stoosi
From the budding of love at sweet seventeen,
To The Gaudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
FrommiI.way years OF mar. md his IHtfe,
To advancing days and reclining liiei
From the specialized who with establishment gaze
At the wOndrous things OF these modern days,-s3a
Is heard this general eHclamation,
HAVE USED LYos's KATHAIRoE?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots of hair long dead
And covers up the once build head; aS
While the truant locks, 60 harsh and stiff
+ That used to veS the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl El.a
In such rich, luXurant curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, ond their heads bewitch'd.
The Dandrull-VeXcd stuf-lhat once did fall
o'er brOad cloth coats, AMI. collars soil,
y number wi tn the things that were,
BY using Kathairon on the lair. ar,sf te
4g But more than half or ali yet said
Are facts about the Nervous Head, ~ a4151s7
I hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills IRE taken in vain. arT 7&f
Now the Kathairon, such pains ll warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. NogossippEg Pm sure;
Ard for Pimples Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Tctter,
r YON'S KATHAlRoN SO Justly celebrated for Preserve
ing, Restoring aud Identifying the Hair, is sold by
cvery Druggist Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents. .
Sold trade at Liberal dlscount-but
n1issiened Address letters to
16t Broadway, New York.
5For sale by Kells & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson &c Co.; T. H. Logan
Ss Co., and Wheat & Chaplin. ma1S-6m.
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DIR, Gordon Harris,

I-..I- a GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE. -
FFICE-BaltImore Lock Infrmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings Baltimore.
APractcal experience OF over 90 years enables Dr;H.
to insure sound and In certain class OF Dis
which have long been yielded regular rhys-
clans to the hands Of Quaekcry He be consulted con-
fdeniialy, either in person or by letter..
p1~Pefsons at distance at home by addressing
letter to DIR. Harris Baltimore, Md All communications
entail remedies sent by TO any part ofthc u S.
See advertisement or. fourth page apr4-1y
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. CASKS Sal Soda for sale by
y sep9 JAMES BAhEh
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MoCLALLENS 4 KNOX,
BOOTS goiT5s IND an IS SH0ES, MEMS 4ND
Boys' Hats and Caps, ut the
nell k,loton stand Of the

WE are nowrccelvng from Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments one the largest aud hest m2nulec
wear ever offered in this any other market They have
ee manufactured order, riding TO own direC
lions and are intended expressly for retailing. To our
regular and all others who may favor us with
Shoes which equal quality OF material aud
workmanship those manufactured in this or any OTTER
the States Our stock will be found to
sist IT, part, OF the following seasonable goodss
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4 mus crcam Tartar, (warraned pure for sale by ,
sena ~. JAMES BAKER
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New Store.
ON MAIN STREET, NO. 165.
r HAVE lust opened entire stock Of Dry Goods
OF all styles and qualities SilSs OF all styles and the
cheapest in the city French Mernos, Tnbet cloths AL
oaeess DeLanes figured and plain. French Embroideres
or oil kinds, Undersleeves Collars, and Spencers anu
invite the ladies call and examine for them
selves. sept JOHN g. HEtTLY
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Foreign Exchnnge, Foreign Exchange.
DERSoNS wishing to remit noney England, ireland
or scotland, in amounts fromG upwards finda
safe quick and cheap medium through
- EDWARDS, SANFORD eco 5,tL
za.5l N. PIGMAN, Agent.
pe13tL Mcclure House.
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q. New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice. -
II HAVE thoroughly refitted my Shaving and Dressing
IL Saloon L have introduced all the atest modern I'm
provements and additions. Thankful for past
expect By proper eXeron to please ALL and TO receives
share ofpubliG patronage.
inmllblo restorative for bald heads, prepared
and sold by John Mickey. 1t has been tried by many ct
zens this city, and filled to give satisfaction
in single case. Satisfactory reference TO the
efficacy Of tie restorative, II required: ~ -
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ED[BROIDERIES AND WHITE GOODS.
VERY rich Embroid' dSwss Muslins, in new designs;
Plain Swiss, NainsooR, Jaconet and India Mnsltns;
French worked, Lace and Hontton Collars;
beautiful SpenceTs; SlseVes IN great Variety
Orimped Dfnity Rufies and bands;
Jaconet and Swiss RI1uncngs anu RuthngSi
Also The best variety OF and Swiss Edgings and
Insertings we have offered; Just received at
sep9 - u. ~. HElohEhb " W. |
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SAVE YOUR ICE
PATENT WATER COOLER.

ispossiSe reach proof OF this Is lound IN Inc very
Coolers in all parts OF the country
Simple statement facts in regard to these Coolers will
satisfy every one oftheir superiority First they are the
ONLY ARTICLE OF TtE KIND EyER PATENTED. They are
furnished with two distinct nOnconducting chambers, by
means which. with two pounds OF Ice to the
err is kept at temperature of40s above eight de-
graes from freezing (al day Thus, at cost ofsome three
cents per day, family OF ordinary size can be constantly
supplied with water cold itself large numbers in
the same proportion This has been found BY actual expe
rmen to saving taast rs per cent over tie earth
en- jars formerly used for this pu Jose.
Again. these Coolers NEVER sHEEr in TINS way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble
Being manufactured in the most gorkmanee style, and
handsomely finished in every respect they make bcautl
Iul ornament for dining roonl hotel, or steamboat
Anmportant Improvement lns lately been added TO the
Cooler viz. small Pan (capabe OF holding from six 10
eight pounds buter inserted directly under the cover
This quantity be kept perfectly hard all day.
without additional icej important addition TO tho
comfort and econon OF family.
Irdesired the Cooler also be furnished at small
eynensc Lyftha ERING APPARATUS which serv yes
The additional purpose Orremoving all Impurities from the
water, rendering itperFectly clear and wholesome
The Coolers aud Filter may be in 1eratonat any
time at BURNBT'S
House Furnishing Establishment,
II Fast Fourth ST., Cincinnati.
For sale in Wheeling. by HoBBs, BARNES & CO.
az RIM 4 4 2
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Fashionable Clothing Emporium
: y = =. . Z. z. s. rsRCaa AE,I TAIl nR

Fashionable Clothing Emporium
q ICE 1IERCHANT TAILOR,
sPRIGG HOUSE, WATER STREET.
now from the Eastern cities SPLENDID as
II soTtns7f Of hi otIs, CasBimeres and VestingsI
or the best quality variety which have been Sc
lected by himself. for the
Having who cannot be she viii make up
to order at the shortest notice. III the best MANNER and Ia
test STYLE He has also hand large variety OF Ready
Mode Clothing oeether with general assortment of
shirts collars cTavats gloves; undcr
shirts drawers stockings and in short eyery article he
cessary for geneuans wardrobe BE would say to one
and all-eome and Judge for YOU selves. sepI
HATS AND GAPS.
lust OPENED
Id 5cases orthe FalIstyle silk Bats also
20 dozen Plush and cloth Qapsi ,1,on1s
At the sign OF the Turk. J, w, RHODES.
aaF.s WANTED.
TTAHR undersigned wish to purchase DRY COWS, for
Il grazing, and Will pay a go0dsp price for them.
73fs - So HUMPHREY & HULL
ir16-d&vtf 5aftT 2 ss1ei Wheeling.
Id ane99 FILDE q BkoTHBR
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EAMBOATs.
FoR EVANSVILLE.

The light draught Passenger Packet JU-
e LA DEAN Capt Geo. Russell, win leave
6,1 the above and intermediate ports on
Saturday nth inst, at II o'cluoki A +
For freight or passage apply to r,,,r, 4. ~, .4. /
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-CENTRE FOUNDRY.

j. d Al. sBAGliS, .l-s5. ~ -
iF-s No. ~ Main ST., Centre wheeling,
IL EEP constantly hand anassortment OF the latest
n and most improved Stoves embracing every variety
Paror Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their CIV estern
Virginian coal stove, cannot be SURPASSED % any
them within the last six months to
take them back hey did not give satisfaction, and heve
never had one returned ~. >
They keep constantly onhand the latest style of
Arch Crates, warranted equal to made In this city
Foundryline, which will be sold low for cash.
attention win be paid to III kinds OF Job
Work. d&wtE-Aug. g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-14

Wheeling Female Seminary.
TINHE Fall Session will commence on Monday, septem'
u Der 9th, 1853. -,
SeveIul new Teachers been engaged; these, with
those who with during the past session, FORM
Faculty which will favorably compare with any similar
Institution ntlle country Latin, French German, Span
i-h and italian will be taught; French and German by no
tive teachers Also, Music the Piano, Harp or Guitar
Terns-One half at the COMMENCEMENT and tile remain
dor at tho middle OF the session. -
Board per session OF 22 weeks $3.50 "
Washington Dozen. ~
Fuel during winter per month. ~
9 Seminary, Junior Glass ICY
Middle a. - ~ $500
Senior go ..16,00
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on piano. harp guitar, session 2 weeks
Use OF instrument ..2n n00
Vocal instruction .:d'400
NJ odern Languages, each, .4u,vuo
nstruotonin any the kinds Of Fancy work. 90
in . . a - &C. ...1n,OO
Drawing and Painting in water colors.. 10 90
oilie'n''0s Mrs. s. b. THOMPSON, ~
4 HO! FOR THE TURKll 1aa
TIME ndersgned is opening splendid lot OF fine
II Imported Cigars, consisting Of taIsl
5000 la Fianthropa, the best article ever
offered for retail III the city,
5000 81 Gallo cigarsi
5000 Fixed SIRr cigars: lef13 -.H
5000 La Primavera cigarsi -'
& 10000 cheroot 8. ~
Together with ieir stock of Lump Tobacco, which
sens I j. w. RHO DDS, Agent
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zDrakeley & Fenton

coMMIsSIos N NERO HAN rs.
For the sale OF Hoo PRopucTs FLOUR BurrIB, Woot,
WINDOW GLASS and couNrRY PRuDucE, generally. Ties
will also give attention purchas- on commission
397 Baltimore ST., corner of PGeu.
4 j. BALTIMORE, MD.
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FUR hDIUoEII EN- o
have lust received beautiful and large selection OF
w Piano Music besides large list of other music
which our kind customers please call Tor as soon as
possfble We have also received Banos and TamboUnes
rom the smallest the largest Size on prices to suit
AM which viii be sold lower than before at the hlu-
sic store, No. 1893 Main street. ,,,
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I7F;saa- n i The fine light druught steamer FORT
4 u, 81 HENRY Captain GEo. JoMNsToN, will
run as the regular Union Line packet be.
tween Wheeling and Gineinnatii leaving
'heeling every Wednesday, at 4 Q olooks Z. N, ..,
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RTeKELVRY q Co., have removed their grocery from
M old shanty to No. 30 Market square, east side,
and next door TO Mr.. aIl,s Auction Room.
McKelvey a Co.. offer for sale reasonable terms,
fine gunpowder Imperial Young Tyson and black teas
N O. sugar. refined and loaf sugar; syrup; N o.
molasses Rice; choice brands IS and chewing obacco
W ling twist tobacco, etc etc. ~
Family Flour superior duality. apr1t-
IL OF tobacco, in addition to their large stock Call
round at No. ST. and see specimen OF the .Calorni3
golden bar Tobacco intended all .syho love good
thing Also large lot Imported sssars justo hand
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-06

narnourners--a reckless band OF disorganizers-s
n'onerei mass of fag-cnd clippings and waste,
"on every faction, clique, and party that has ex
'sleo Since tue foundation of the country-a black
oannel Union destroying party. Mr. c. then read
from the Albany Evening Atlas of October 8, 1s4s,
wnere Mr.. Jones appears one of the Presidential
electors OF Martin Van Buren, and Seth M. Gates
Mr. c. held it up for the admire ion of the Senate.
H'nciuded the name of John Il. Die for ,cgoza said
mr.. e., a Democratic Government could not find
nonors enough to sho,oer him to re,caYd him for
nus perf1dy. He then reviewed the history of the
ooit OF lo4S, reading and common ting upon Mr..
'@h noren's letter, the younger Van Burens
speeches, &c, and considered the Barnburner
party 70 nave dwindIed down to a little CLIQUE in
the garrett Of the Atlas office
MT Jones would not descend SO low as to renly
W 'nis iong tissue OF personal abuse and unparaI-
,eieo assault. 1t s out of respect to the honorable
oody that no reply is made''
Whilst we should by no means approve the
appointment to office of any man who would
degrade his own position as gentleman and q
legislator SO far as to employ the impunity of a
delloeratlve hall in personal abuse of an unre-
sstlng antagonist, it would crafty our phio-
sophIcal curiosity to see the sedative of a few
mint drops upon the palm of this outrageous
patriot. We have no doubt he would subscribe
the test, and employ the remnant of his DAYS
In chanting hosannahs to that power which he
now blasphemes
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PATRONAGE Demanded,

We expressed some days since an appre-
hension that the policy of bestowing patronage
upon the disafected might stimulate dissatis-
faction with the Administra tlon, and occasion
violent expressions of animosity, with the
hope of attracting attention and receiving re-
ward.
We now find in the New York Legislature
MIR. COOLEY, Democrat, which we publish to
show that the harmonious acquiescence de-
scribed by the Democratic organs is chiefly
amongst those who have received office, or
assurance of office, and is by no means uni
versal. We italicise to save comment:
&c The illustrous political renegades of Is4s be-
lieve themselves to be the Administration and
really, as matters going no,c, the claim seems
,Dorh something, for the Adm nistratiox patronage,
State and national, BESTOWED upon the rene
gades ,cho sat on the negro Buffalo platform. Mr..
c. in very bitter terms characterized those who
had deserted the nomination of MIR. Cass in lS4S,
and declared that their perfdy seemed to find favor
tcih the National administration. The great of.
fence OF the Senators from the first and second
seemed to be that they utterly refused to come
upon the Buffalo platform, and turn to the Barn
burners. 1t was no wonder they were denounced
by the Senator from the ninth, who for a long Sc
ries OF years had held dull axe on the peoples
grindstone-a sort of dark lantern-a spirit-rap,
ping Office holder His speech has inundated the
hrst and second senatorial districts. This antedi-
luvian ought to have lived about six hundred years
ago. He would have made far greater sensation.
1t seems bis effort to procure Office from the Gene
raj Government failed-certainly very singular
since II to be the policy of General Pierce TO
lavish most Of his patronage those .oho haze la.
bored to create dissensio betosen North and South
political renegades, to the neglect Of faithful Ma
tional Democrats. 1t is matter of establishment
that the Senator from the ninth was unsuccessfnl
AS for himself ne (Mr. Cooley) never belonged, or
protested to belong, to or sympathised with The
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-06

TIE SONORA EXPEDITION is involved in some
uncertainty, see, by some Of the newspaper
speculatons, in consequence OF Geographic report
from Mexico that the Count Bou!bon expedition
from San Francisco is abandoned. In this report,
however, there must be come confusion some
mistake; because further accounts from the city of
Mexico, via New Orleans, tell in detail that the
Governor of the State of Sonora has ordered an
enlistment Of all males between sixteen and fifty
years of age, and is authorized to employ all the
resources Of the State for resistance Besides, in
structons have been sent to Sonora, to chihuahua,
and to Sinaioa, and to the commander-in-chief Of
Lower California for the strongest possible opposi-
ton against the invaders.
A one time there was runor in San Francisco
that Boulbon had abandoned his expedition, and
this rumor, do doubt, is the that came to us
through Mexico; bat the better authority in Mex
leo, at the latest dates from there, was that Boul
bon coming to Sonora with twelve or fifteen
hundred men.
We have had no doubt for some months that
certain parties in San Francisco bad determined
to make foray upon Sonora, and it looks to us,
latterly, If Boulbon 10 be their instrument
Nesc York Express
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Another Democratic Newspaper in Wash.
ingtOn

ington.
A correspondent in the Baltimore San con-
firms a ''confdential' rumor which has pre-
vailed here, that another Democratic paper is
to be established in this city under the editorial
direction of n. BEVERLY TUCKER, esq.
AS. this movement is said to be in entire har-
mony with the Union, we have no precise clue
to the object which has instigated it. Perhaps
the Administration is to be fitted up to run two
organs, like double engine steamboat, an i'm
provement we believe indispensable where the
navigation is likely to require much ''backing''
or turning"
The new editor, Mr.. TUCKER, possesses
many valuable attributes for party editor; he
has much energy and natural ability, with an
extensive acquaintance with public men and
movements. We welcome him into the politi-
cal ring, satisfied that, although Democratic
antagonist of the most decided character, he
will fight fair; and that, though the blows
which he shall give and receive may be hard,
he will always respect that noble rule of pu-
gilistic chivalry and ''never strike below the
he1t -
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-06

HE CORRESPONDENCE FROM WAsHINGToN ex-
actly represents the Administration there, and =,
though therefore truthfulin such a representation,
is meagre enough. The gossipers, having no
principles, no public transactions to dilate upon,
run altogether in the appoint ment and removal
line. We hear that John Brown is turned out and
Thomas Brown is turned in; that the doorkeeper
IN the Interior building has lost his place. and that
1t is supplied by somebody that was gardener,
&c. The Administration has been engaged in
this kind OF business now since March 4th,
and the correspondence has been filling the news
papers with the highly important public informa-
ton.
The correspondents are not to be blamed for
their worthless trash for it is the only pabua the
Government affords them to live upon them.
NeaC York Express.
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"The STANDARD Speaker of Mr.. EPEs SARGENT
appears to have achieved notable success Al
though 1t has not been year before the public, it
has reached seventh edition, and the cry is still
for more. 1t has been widely introduced into our
colleges and schools. The editor appears to have
bestowed great pains to render the work the most
thorough of its class In the number, variety, and
excelled >"
We copy the above from Putnam's Monthly
Magazine for the current month. We would add
that not only for schools and colleges, but for
centre tables. and a travelling companion for
the country seashore, the volume referred TO is
one OF the most valuable extant. 1t may be found
in this city at FRANcK TAYLoR's, MoRRIsoN's,
and TAYLOR & MAuRY's
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The Hon. DANIEL M. BARRINGER, our
Minister in Spain, left Madrid on the 1lth of
May, with his wife and family, for the pur-
pose OF making short journey into AndaIusia
previous to his retirement from the Spanish
peninsula. After visiting C6rdova, Sevilla,
and Cadlz, ne is to return to Madrid, where he
will remain until the arrival of Mr.. SoULE,
who is expected to reach there in the month of
July.
The Spanish newspapers are divided in
opinion as to the propriety of receiving Mr..
SoULE, severalof the progresista and moderate
journals advocating the reception on various
grounds
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The United States brig Dolphin, o. H. Berry
ma n, Lieutenant Commanding, left this city few
days since on a cruise for deep-sea soundings in
the track towards England and the North of Eu-
rope. She will make thorough examination of
| all shoals or rocks reported existing in that
| route.
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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-The freesnan's Journal OF

IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-The Freeman's Journal of
this week has the following:
"1he pt1en.-We learn on certain authority that
this vessel OF the United States Navy, whose de-
Parture from this port on unknown expedition
We noticed last week, has been ordered Ia Vera
Cruz. The object is to watch the moyenents of
santa Anna. The destination of the Vixen is
way into the newspapers 49,
AS nothing has been heard of the Vixen since
she LETT port to indicate her point of destination.
we know of nothing showing that the Journal 10
incorrect.-Ne.s York Express,