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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
LAUIEs, FATE.


We publish on our fourth page. beautiful de-
EcrfptiJn from the zen OF our rssenr5is Preceptor
Nr JOINS :. GkLLAHEr, TO the variety and attrac-
lions which art to be offered by the ladies of the
Presby terrain Church, at their Fair IN Thursday
next 10 be held Mt Mr.. Carriers Hotel. There are
surely none who can resist the appeal Of the Muse
the APPRECIATION of the Ladies, aud the philanthropy
ic purposes which it is proposed TO carry out The
arrangements are most extensive and TO the gentle
men the Fare will bc most sumPtuous. The tables
will be filled with every thing that captivaie the
taste or crafty The appetite, both Mt day and night.
and vc are sure there who VIII not be dis
posed TO contribute mite 10 rcmuucrate those Of
the better part Of creation for the time, labor
and expense which has been necessary to get il ur
We can only therefore SAY, that Thursday next,
" You must wend We to the Ladies Fair
CONGRESS ARD TIE NEBRASKA CONTEST.
The unpleasant situation into which the two par
ties for and against the Nebraska bill had got them
Selves in the House Of Representatives, ny under
taking to "sit out another ii seems (says the
Baltimore Sun of yesterday they finally glad
to abandon Friday night last shortly before
twelve o'clock when after a continuous session OF
Sc hous an adjournment took pace. The par
ticular motion 10 adjourn which was finally carried
was suggested by Of tic opponents of the bill
Rr. Hunt, Of La, and il was intimatcd that there
were hopes Of an arrangement in The interim for
settling or compromising difficulties, but rs the
House again met and adjourned on Saturday with
out any such result, have yet 0 see what the
struggle may bring forth. The whole contest. il
will be rccollectcd, hinged upon a motion made by
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, to close the dcbate.uPOr
the Nebraska bill at particular time, with n view o
bringing the bill a direct yotc-and as it
friends were known to be in the majority the only hOp
ofits opponents defeat action consumption
of time in any way possible until tomorrow (Tucs
day,) when the Pacific Railroad bill coming up thu
special ORDER would take precedence of all Other
busincss-thcn with the numerous other imrortan
measures now pending there vas probability tina
there would be no future opportunity afforded TO
getting up the Nebraska bill again this session.
The struggle is expected to be recommended thi.
morning. with increased vigor-thc parties having re
cruitcd from their exhaustion and devised tactics oil
steps which it is hoped will end so frivolous and I'M
becoming scene The successful motion, by whicl
the House adjourned Saturday at two O'clock wa
made hy Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, previous on
by Mr. Campbell Opponent of the billy to adjourn
until Tuesday having failed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

INDIcTNBKTs FOR MAIL RoBBERY.-The Grand jury
q the U. s Court, at Staunton, Va, found true
tiil against John W. Meeks, h boy, charged with
Geaing letters from the mail of which he was car
and also true bill against Whftmore at Mount
seridian, charged with opening letters passing
through the mails.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

IN Si'EA EtJ. rL,-IsI
u ROM the subscribers residence IN C-ji.-lt
about three. weeks since. pale red aHI Sr.ts
lame IN the right hind foot, iroVl {! p. III
hoofs. ANY Information will b. thanAtya ~
or a reasonable reward paid II drI',''pp rsDgil
Mav 10. lS5I-2t JNO- X a. I'D
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

D'Aubigue's RcfnrInati0H-Comn =.
Thirty Years with the iudiau--Sch t1.gT'',
Sloan,s Carpenters New Guide; w''i i M.
Inisrella neuu- worl.s-fOr sale low by -
May 10, 1854. l.. A.s..
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nj HIiNTUA-MAK HING.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

L-4N4a1II 4AdPOSIANT.
NJ ELSoN'S Premium Chinese Iustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest yet discovered for sayine
labor end exlense in shng Clothing and House Clean.
ing Linens anh CottonS washed by this Fluid will he
winter aud soTer han rian il bleached the grass-
WARRAS' I'D not to i1iue thu fabric Every lady nav
satisfy herself point, by soaknga piet of oton
or Lrenn the Piud full strength, for 81 hours which
will clearly showthat II must BIO purely harmless wien
dilute witL2 gaIons OF water to haf pint OF flud
The chiness washing Fluid is worth three times tile
single sSrence which will buy enough Tor large Mnily
washing, which can be done in . or hours. -
Manufactured aud sold by the subsc ber, who has lae
ty purchased the right for Ohio nounyt, Va.
6a JAS. MRLLOR ta-
AuFq Nos26, Unions St. Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

GAPS.
d ECElVED this day, the best assortment of Gents,
HI YOUTHS, and ohdren's cloth caps, brought 70
this city, having been seected with rearda
style and quality. They comprise in part as oilows;
Gents Cloth OPERA black and whites gents hair cloth 1oj
black, Tah and green riding, hunting and Apollo
Aso the Egyptian PyreHnal ciichet eap new article;
mr14 ). n. HARPER q SON.
IN -BOYES aud 6aTre.s Rhodes q veThels ieckers
" sugar soda Boston, butter, and tvaterjust reed
= ortty T. -. PARKER
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baltimore, Jure 12, 1850
have much pleasure in recommending Fire Proof
S @ 10 me nott OF The pubne-the one purchased
alter undergoing heat during fire which
destroyed the entire block Of buildings on arch atreet
wharf, on the Schuylkil Oh the 9Th OF June, 1850.
sep1s-d1y RTSSEL Z. cuRe1Ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12
Aaams q Cos hxdres's

TO fnlalClANS, DkuGGloIo, UnEMlSI 5
fINHF undersigned prepared order,
i Flint Glass SyriNges VialS and other sulaIl Flint
Glass instruments, such used by Phi, scians and
the Chemical Laboratory. He invites the orders
using dealing in such articles, thinks fur
iis good article favorable terms be
tanned elsewhere. WIN MOPGAN
Sixth ami Zane streets,
3 oCil7iavvtf East wh"elirg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

Removal,
NfcCLALLENS q KNOX have Iemoved their Whole.
M sale Stock Boots Shoes, new four story
orIcA building
NO. 4 IS. mnin Street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants Mechauies'
bank the opposite side of the street. and doors
OF Nm T. Seiby's dry good Store.
Ihanktu for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident that with thei Increased 'aci.
ties Tor doing business they Offer still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2e Nicola LIENS tS KNOX
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Notice

NOblC6
THE undersigned having bought the entire stock of
i oods belonging 10 Messrs. Wheeler f Lekin Mer.
Chant allors would beg cave TO inform the Citizens of
Merchant Tailoring husiness in the room formerly
occupied by MeSsTs Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
aincd tho services OF both oil the former proprieos,
is to make TO every article in Iine
III the latest style and best short notice.
and very low h. Having large stock on hand
he is determined TO sell low TO reduce his stock
make for the Spring Goods. Now is rare chance
10 get good clothing cheap He will every article
to he as recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've US call,
AT No. 2, Washington Hall.
ian1o J.H. ST4LLMAN.
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pATES OF ADYERTIsuN<3.

,rr advertisements OF greater length and less than
rninp inserted Tor longer time than two months
tS tSsupt Of per cent the above win be made ior
an sSaale the first taree months, and 65 per
s BUSINESS or professional cards, lsquare or less
mum. GOO
a basil ess professional cards, one square, per
Column CoasidcJ one year.
~ isa :. :. .. 81 ................. 900
- @ per cent on the above for inside. Y;'SS
sonaI communications charged at 81, 90 per thou
sSpeesl notices charged $50 per square, per snnurn
~ srsi square and same rate OF discount thereon for
M ..I number OF squares under the general head and
E.sp 8 lire Tor single Insertion.
atvaI iisenlcnts, with monthly change, one
year. go, ,0l
s,s With weekly ehass. 5000
Ied. so
,iITriaEs notice charged. so
Ss-inst;nns charged for each candidate for sepa.
Ts otee inserted Tor month or lesS in advance 2,o0
p.,;. ;crs notices inserted for half pric..
Z X. BARTLESOS,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
SWEARlNGEA, TAYLOR & Co.
GEO o. LITTLE & Co..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
nF Spring Goods in the city OF heeling may found
" at =. O.. KseftIy'K, RIO. 1865 Main St
IN ad ance Utmost alIho nry Good CITY,
sottment OF Goods for the Spring embracing eve
style and quality of stape. fancy aid substantial fab
rtcs. suitable ISdies. gen or nanus wear all
n which Offers Al reduced prices. Determined TO
ler IS good sto any house the city, and sea
little cheaper than lie cheapest respectfully invites his
friends ami tue public generally TO call and examine
fore uIcllasi elsew le e'' no trouble goods
and less to se!lthem Call and see at
J. q. HEFTLY'S. MGinst.
teb26du corner Market ai.ey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12
Pemberton House.

Winter street, kse!ow Monroe.
WHEELING, VA.
.fN NJ. PEMBERTOS announces TO his old friends md
tie public geneIar That ic has the COM
inodlous 6r ok hmid:-". formerly known the est
Charles, and thorougny repaired and Is
prera cd TO enter tain travellers in gond style
prices Tie Pemhcrton House is situated Immediately
on the steamboat landing and Depot
un.ore and Ohio Railroad atForliTg passengers for the
cars o: packet boatsa convenient stopping place. The
proprietor ctfy invites attention OF his old
age apSn-t n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have this day entered into partnership
for the purpose of transaong Commission and For
wsrding business under the style or Gordon Matthew'S
q Co.. and solicit continuance OF the business the !sto
firm. L. S. GORDoS.
JSO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JNU. L. AGSEW.
March 1w; 1851. mrs
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For Sundsh
For baltimore, Washington, phiIndeIphin
New -
nhd new n orR
E55Ss sSS2 g EsSssEs e -

gst5Szga ss22t2SsszEs ssssss8 is,,l So
Great through Line for the East.
' ftNIE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
a baltimore, and connecting with tine Washington
hranCh Kali Road tho Junction Claely Relay
Housc,) miles from Baltimore, with the PhilaIe
pia Milmillgor and Baltimo Rail Road Philadelphia
Inc Great tunnels upon the line are now completed,
the Whole road is in fine condition. eaeiing
ni3st riGturesGu, and romantic route III the world
Tie naw and splendid StsaIerS oftle Union Line from
Louisville aud Cincinnati connect with this road Wheel
ilS, and through tickets from laeesto Baltimore
Washington PIlaielpia. may be had of the agents,
on the boats.
The .nailt Wheeling daily, O'Clock
A. NJ, heelinS ne) aud arrives at Cumberland C20l
miles at p NJ and AilU wing hours there arves in
baltimore C5n miles, i. NJ, the morning. ma
King tie through in about 20 hourS, ncuing
9lOpI ages.
aggage checked through to any of the points
without charge
Passengers and baggage transferred TO the
Washington at the Junction. aud Philadelphia, Bal
tir!oe, wIOu; extra Sc Travellers allowed am.
pic iinr aud opportunity all points obtain meals
II rough tickets nom Wheeling Baltimore, Cwith
privilege o lying over anywhere the roue,) SS60-to
WashinetOn. $40 to Philadelphia, Sl0-lo be had on
ooara tie steamers o the Union Line the Ohio and of
tho Rail Road Agents at Vince ing q b. FORp) Mounds.
ellie PARKER C;eIrI. Sup'f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

s BAGHELORS, .TT, 7
Instantaae.us Liquid Hat Dye. gz4b
those wishing hal dye that nay be depended
ofoty reference can be giten as to its superiority over
ever ything kind in For sale wholesale
anu retail, by g., Il. n LOGAN & Co.,
lnarSl IL Snle agents in this city.
-Partnersh1p.
& unde sigBed-hare this day formed co.partner
ship undel lie and style oil G. Baker 4 Co. and
continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bust
s.,.s S. c. BAKER
au3t JOHN LIST. ste
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

4UUdCCO anu cigars!
NHTM LAUCHLlN, No 152 Main street, nas among hin
w large assortment the following articles
1gOu Consucllv eigarsi
1910 La Eloi5a
1000 PrinSado
1000 Fl SalvRdo
1000 ri Dorado
210e La Protection cigarsI
1000 Prunciea
100D Flores Habbana
r Boxes twin brothers tobaccoI-
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY. SA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
fNhE md rssncd, having bought the Bridge Corner
Con ecuonery, opposite the Monroe House formerly
Hept 6y T. Parker, and greatly enlarged ana improved
II WI! Keep constantly hand all kinds OF cakes and
te - 80 SN"""S
OYSTERS served up in the best style at all hours in
The Saloon and furnished wholesale aud retail by he car
and half can. - sc I~H
hand ~ -'SS
noviodn Il II. ROSE Il ERNEST KRELL
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The Detail. oI the Arcstc Discs Ter.
TlT urEurN

Iae Vaaay ,ziAlp viii DO pn,lisase a. ten o'cosk
els m5Tzir2. Its contents viii EMBRACE full, particulars
~ the 10 ri5e dsas the steamship Arctic
kCI0diDg tn statemsnta Of some Of the persons
sued sba sketches Of of the p.ssners sup
posed 70 = Ios., nance az tee passengers and
saved, list Of ne officers and crew. the ELECTS OF the
IN Til ely ana elsewhere scenes sad insl6ents
every thing else 81 interest connected with
hnehoy calamity also ncws from Europs California,
Eoatn America, &C together with all tn htes. in.olh
Blee eoyea BY NAH aud teiesr aph up TO the hour OF
pvSl:AoD. Single copies, IN Wrappers ready for mail
ips can bc osslned the o,anter Price, sirPence.
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KINGS COUNTY.
THE WING CONVENTION.

The Kings County Wing Convention met at Flatbusk,
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of nominating
atss for county Offices to be chosen ct the ensuing
election. The delegation headed BY Spinoa, which
hal been re ced by the city wing convention tho even
ing previous, admitted to the county convention.
The Of their rejection by the former Was that
they held the election for delegates in COM
prance with the call Of the Wing Gsneral
Committee, whereas it Was successfully contend
ed that the Ward Committee was the proper body
to designate the place Of meeting This strange pro-
ceduIe has been the Of considerable
feat Of portion the ticket In consequence At
the County Convention the exact decided,
and epnoa and associates admitted, and partci
pated In the proceedings The following the nomi
nations
surrogate .Rodman B. Dawson.
William RushnoYe.
Justice Of the Court of Sessions Samuel rtryker
Coroner. Observation-Disclosures. Thomas J. Rsdding.
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ANTICIPATION or THE REcpRocnY TREATY
Omar CoM.--We gee that Mr.. perley has sue
ceeded ia persuading the administration to
pledge themselves to introduce measure into
Congress to refund all duties paid on colonial
fsh caugb. this year: the consideration for the
boon being the admission of our fishermen to the
insiorc fisheries Of the colonies previous to the
reciprocity treaty coming into force. This is
benefit which will be equally felt by the colo
NAL fishermen aad by our consumers. Why
should not the same thing be done with coal?
The Pennsylvania election Is now over: aud the
Cabinet can afford to act independently Of the
coal interest Of that State. If a pledge were
given ior an application to Congress to retuad
the duty paid on foreign coal, We should soon
g asc to DC paylng 81 80 ton, aud the "com.
L.nat.c2 Scal5 cone down IL their yiewa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Personal Intelligence,


The Hon. }. W. Denvers, rsceny elected to Congress
from California, Is the person who killed the Hon, Edward
Gilbert in duel.
Hon james Campbell Postmaster General; Hon. Ro
bert McCleand Secretary OF the Interior; Hon. Asa
Pacler, MEMBER Of Congress- Hon James NJ Porter,
Mauch Chunk were In Philsdelphis yesterday.
Madame Ida Pcifer, the stnguishsd traveller, ar
lived in Boston on the 18th instant She accompanied
Mayor Smith TO tho festival Of Charitable
Mechanics Association at Fansuil hail. whore her pre-
sence Sttractsd much attention.
ARRIVALS.
At the ST. Nicholas--pr. W. ". Anderson, u. g. A /;
Bonry Co dtbvnto. Mobile Charles w Guthrie Michigan
Charles Hodges manchoster John CHORD Virginia. Mar
tin smith, Iverpool 9eoree Pompely, Oswesc; William
Thompson New Orleans; N l. Smith 2. 5. A.; John NJ
81 Johpr j. b. Gordon Toronto James Forsythe. Ogdens
burg, Wright. Jr, Alsbama; w. Randall Syracuse.
At the UDien Place Hote-Gov. Mathew British Consul
Philads'rhia; Janus howell Brown and lady do y.
Lodge and family Boston. g seward Ausurr WIN.
npnAnt aud family New York; r. Risbop family do.
wm. scnett Philadelphia; Morgan and lady. So Loais
ewis Andrews; Baltimore: A. q. Nalla visvinla EdwA
ALE and famuy Now Orlsans
Ffcp s. Johns PR, in bsis Samuel c0oh-r Carver.
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Marine Affairs.

Loss THE BRIG RAINBOW Tho brig Rainbow, q New
York Capt. Carver, from Doboy Island Oct Sd, with
cargo Ct lumber bound to Portland lost the Sth
inst. at Tho osng IS Capt C's report-we lift
Doboy Land Oct. Sd, and the 4th, latitude 50 ~.
lc gtude 49, experienced heavy gales from north, which
veered around to northeast wing with increased vio
lence and on the 6th while lying unser bare polss
was knocked ON beam ends. We then cut away the
weather rigging when vessel righted with loas Of
top' seck cabin deck load and the hol full Of
ter. We we're the wreck three days without provi
sons ~aer and passed by several VESSELS within
speaking distance who offered assistance when ths
9Th inst taken c BY the schooner Medad Patt
Capt Day. who kindly received board. The vessel
rapidly breaking up Capt Carver Of the Rainbow
further reports, 9th int latitude 80 &c. IS So
hermaparodits brig, painted black with white streak
house aft painted green and house amidshps painted
yellow, with boat lying the house. painted white
with deck load Of logwood. close TO Some Of
the seamen standing the forecastls with lnss
in their hands, ready to hesve to us In they jumped
overheard for crew to haul them board Of the
R. II blowing fresh at the time from n E. and tho
brig parsed on and ont Of sight. She proved
to be the British brig Baltic arrived ct this port ysser
day morning from Port Prince. Same day fore
and aft schooner, which close to rs but took
notice.
Tie Baltic which also arrived yesterday morning from
Port Prince reports seeing brig the 9th inst, In
Lat. SO co. on Is 80 hs Rainbow water logged, with
the board but from the state Of the weather. It
blowing gale at the time could render assstanse
FIGURE HEAD PICKED AT sEA.-On the 10th inst, In
lat 80, Ion "a, the pilot boat Virginia, No. picked
up the cutwater stem, and female figure head Of ,
vessel the figure Is painted light blue, with wreath
Of around her head. It be board The
boat now lying In the East river.
TEE New York AND GLASGOW ecRIw IiNE-Ths new.
addition to this lne-ths New Yort-xin leave 0lasgow
fer this city the 2lst Of November She ID N iron
vessel Of TONS with engine Of 500 horse power,
and win be commanded BY Capt. r. Craig, Late Of the
Glasgow. Both Of these steamers are built In sis
water tight compartments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Our NEXT MAYoR.-Six gentlemen are now
fairly in the field for Mayor. They are as fol

fairly in the Held Tor Mayor. They are as fol-
lows
Simon Pure-Augustus Schsll
Hard Shell-FernandO Wood.
Soft Shell-Fernand0 Wood.
Whig--John J. Herrick.
Know Nothing-James W. Barker.
Municipal Reform-Wilson G. Hunt.
Independent and Clean Streets--John N.
Genin.
IT the public is not satisfied with this list, We
men Of such character and standing as the
above, all willing to sacrifice their private ease
for the public good: who says that patriotism is
extinct after THE?
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a. and Int Ia Gafss II where the meeting shsald
= - snn spsA II had BEEN srroneou.iy sisted
-. o. the sHve,s that club had reoudiatsd Tam
rah Such (,s hardly say) was not the case
TN Isosou, IL resolved that tho ratification meet
ing s. he .ela 81 Hail. on tho evening Of the
:. wAusos Cosx moved the owing resolutions.
which adopfed--
ated tes necessity ~ piaeiay tho head Of
sssr ssd res.ra fsr sSs interests Of
sh oys a..s which eoneos ss r's.. p.pnssion In
Ne equal sdmini irsi its Ia for N bu.
ss .ss and property aud happiness m
ahss the no@isssian Of rss.sae we'd mite:
svoss snsrsn..e q an abs ,us and inpsr ial sdHins
msjur, both divisions dsmoeratia party,
. . e ssr ss n y az
usi,d pr,aeisis and nds.yorns y different rosas
the welfare people, aud the o. equal
ss.olvsd That Tho ticket nominated 10 Tammany Hall
shoud ,e uppor Cd by dsmoo at that 81 PERSONA
- ,a s." an ssrev nav,
NAV occupy heir old position and reduce the jarrns
i.s%os,sa. 1 ..:.a.as asss:. ssa p.siess
shs s ,1s % ,srpass Of the common good
Mr. henry FESEo elected AssietaI t Corresponding
Secretary
Tie CHAIR snnoupced that Governor Seymour hs6
pYor;sso ne the meeting the I'd Of No
vemrer, Ii his health yermits
wss Proposed Inst ono or tvo German speakers b
engaged the meeting heserved Tor the acttonof the
committee. The club then adjourned
cEkTRAL SEYMOUR CLUB.
At meeting Of this club, held ct Tamrnany Hall on
Fricay evening Isaiah aynders presiding, commit
tee, consisting Of ths president and two nsmbsrs o.
eacu ward eymour CLUB. was polluted to make ar
!" b. SUBJECT to hs c Of the oesrs
the trail Club. The clubs request
ed BY res lurion 70 send list OF their officers to the
pref Of the Central Club No further business
trans cted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

Coaryc 40 THE PorNr-The Richmond En-
9uirer says that the act which secsionalizes
the North practically dissolves the Union"
Now, will our Virginia contemporary look over
the returns of the late elections, aud tell US
what the administration party o. the South pro-
pose to do? Which do they propose to aban-
don--the Cabinet or the Union?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
REHABILITATION.
7 thirty fourth Congress Thirty third Congress

Opposition majority 49, majority In Thirty
third Congress To- anti administration gain In eighty
four members elected, 30.
There are hundred and forty. eight members
wiz seventy. four-to be chosen from the savshod.
ing and the same from the non slayeholdng States.
This renders certain opposition majority In the next
Congress-.