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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-06

WEsIssiTE attention 10 the card of Messrs.
Batemaa'S Fallis& Co. Commission Merchants
and General ForWasders, Cincinnati. Our bust
ness men having shipments TO make IL, Wabash
Valley and Toledo. are commended 10 this finn.
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Special Notice.
No. /, Sprigg House Emporium!l
/. CLOTHS. cAssIMEREs AND vEsT1NGsl

.
New Spring and snnlmc or G oodsi
TAX pleasure III being able TO sayto my 81 Gust
ers aud lie fashionable community, that Ihaye list
from New York, and have been able procure
the most Fashionable Goods the the great
EIiortnm New York, can import from France and the
OLD eauntres and having disl ensed with tile
mon clothing gives me more room and time to attend
new stock now consists ~
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
DAIiIA CLOTHS.
Also SILK and wool ashmeretts all shades and colors
bonibaZine, simmer cloths linen grass cloths
&c, for making foc, dress. sack ard business
French English aud metican cassimeresi also, ducks
linen dTigs, &c, for making pants As TO Yestings
IT, all OF which prepared to cake in the most
Ia unabe and best STYLE MS have secured RusskLLs
services cutter for The coming feel certain in
sayns ci furnish better cloths than house
OF The Allegheny mountains. III ~ .t7lt7 sd
In connection with the above have beautiful
melit o. Furnishing Goods alt fine. seasoahe, and fash
iolabc, consisting ofcloth Cashmere, cashmcret bonn
azie. nen d. abita and plain linen, oek dress
and business coats, vests and pants, made from the most
fashionable and seasonabe Goods in great variety; also
ton Undersiris and Drawers cravats stocks, collars,
gloves and susrenders t st-55 Sues
Hosiery variety; also every article suit
abeOr completing gent en1an s wardrobe. e
above named aIifees together with many
articles that he found at store, No Sprgg ouse.
mt2I S. RICE.
NOTICE EXTRA. sa III SIS
sthaye small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose Of at COST OF event. 10 make room for Spring
IN. i@lsi [. - -, S RICE
New Savings Bank Store.
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPITATION, WEAKNESS,
i ssd0THRRf AMI. ia IIcs E1'I.RR4 f.ITtSRna

Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPlTATloN, WEAKNESS,
M0FHER AND.DAU GHpEReGURE
HhMPT0N'S TINGTURE TRUMP HANTiii
HUNDREDS OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich and the Poor, eperylnhere bear ILe game
tz Sisiss ~ TESTRAI ONK sss.s 4sy
Read the following Getticate lady, en- orsed by
Postmaster L. T. Cooper: -, 49,
cAFos BR,paE, Hsn,pslli!sso Va
Mr.. p cooRer-Dear sir: agreeable 10 your REQUEST
aud my own desire TO Lenet the inflicted, hereby ceii
y tc great relief from the use Of 4IUNS
was taken Will ayolent nalptation or rather fnt-
teng and trembling of the heart, continued
ten its Office The ianily became alarmed procured
BIO tie OF Ibis valuable medicine, 5d taken
hottie oil, this TLNCIUheE OF H1AiPTONsS. 4
entirely relieved. sly . - 8 2 =
This the laird sanc OF relief in my family by the
was laid up with ankle, from the
what nsi,y called milk leg had lost all taste and
appetite; and The which up aud
iOlt to heal il until procured H1pons Vsgetd6e Tine.
iye, bottle which restored fealt H.. heaIed my
ankle, mud eer from swelling tile Ldst iT.
~ years.
again. OF my daughters was very low from severe
menced swelling, which increased every day and began
TO be very nInishe used bottle OF H1mptoh's Tine-
tuIc the palms ged swelling aud
st.ips OF wooden until liers strength returned.
lave been thus particular, that others under similar
circumstances, might be Induced to avail themselves
Yours, with respect,
do hereby certify, flat personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and safely tie above
X. P.5CooPER, Postmaster,
Oapou bridge, Hampshire co. Va
% Delicate ladies' anu childlen viii please give
HEALTH RESTORED. a5,s5s
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatis,n, aSerofula, Cough, Ast6E
ma, Cons.angtion, Liver Complaint, &c. .

Consumption, l1tpef5
TRUTH is MIGHTYl -
Aic yoa sick beware OF limitations l-Ask for Ha.tP
,9s. RsgesSs aastS The many cures made by tins
medieie must have merit, and ere merit, too. to
yanze worthless article, keep it up as good
medicine il ii be not ire. really So
p ssss after ar, Pte S5 The Pso
SEES mouth with more rspidity than news
papers can srIcSd IT. lvinE witness to the
lnproor or what say above, we re er you Hap-
The Vic Of r W YeaEe Grocer 10 Pearl St, cured
q eight years standings all other rene
Wm n. oldham elste oithe Custom House. dwelling
cured
highly respectable ctzes cured OF great weakness
and restored TO robust health. sss
Jarret Plnmmet 15s Baltimore St. suffered intensely
% yeas with p disease and meIeuria rheumatism cured
scs ohef rehe s, aa tpliea. , 80 ..
Geo W. Goodrich. CAPT Thos. q not, Robt. Gau Jas
John Peryail, S. a. Grimm John Luke Rev. v. Esl.
ridge, VI Navy, and thousands others cured Of pyspep
STA, Scrofa, cough, liver complaints bronchitis Saint
vus Dance, &C. We refer to our own citizes-eallo ON
DR.. HAMPTON the author o. this great Hampton's
Vegetable xsnre is ~ his health so
RUNbREDs inthis city will bear the same testi-
s-call and get pamphlets esratis1 and see the many
cures ~
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES,
ing the shattered constitution and thus nsing hope in
place OF dependency. By its mild, pleasant and sale
ton on tie stomach, liver, kidneys lungs, and the ner-
OF the urinary organs coughs. asthma, bronchial alice
ons, ton, scrola, Kings Evil, rheu
gou neuralgia Saint Vitus' Dance, Fits Fistu
la Piles with all diseases arising from impure blood
fU.5- For sale by n. m. Logan s. Co., Wheeling,
general agerts; yY1n. h. Mckee, 9Th ward, BY
Druggists generally. ~ 5s -
10 sold By MoartaER & MowbRAY, 80 Baltimore st
Baltimore, and 3Gi broadway, N ". - q stilF
~ Price 81 per bottle. apt2
Sac HoGE. las a. ltTofE
go 4. HoGE & son, i ss"5
Attorneys at law & land A gents,
Marshall C. H., Va, MotudspilLe, r. o.,
yTT LII practice in Ohio, Marsha and wetze counties.
Particular attention will he given to collections and
Lald business All kinds OF land constantly for sale
F4SHIoNABLE. MERCHANT TALLoR-.
80 ING ESTABLLSHhLENT'.s ~; 5
/ no. IS CORNER MoNRoE AND WATER sTREErss
LIS Wheeling, Va -
HOS. HUGHES begA leave call the attention OF his
friends and customers and the fashionable public gen.
orally, to his newly received and gorgeous stock OF
E CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS,
udapted to Spring and Summer - e.
all orders executed tie slor est notice, and
in the most superior and shionab bic siyle
e5- Constaiiflyon hand spenaitl ASSORTMENT OF S-
ptyle Clothing. equal 10 custom work. ltyf ~
Please to call and exa mine the stock. ap9:3m
< paIs No Lard OIL d prime article, for sale by
u febi3 KILLS & CALDWELL.
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEw "a. lnNoNEp LEr rEss AZ ZOE oLp rosr orrlcl


NEW Pa HlNoNEp LETTERS AT rue OLD POST oRFioEi
gene al assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, hornets,
aaa snsss al Che @ Of MSrEs and
euped the Post ONCE and opposite the Mcclure House.
en, the sss Ok ths
most favorable circumstances and offer them TO the c
sale aud cta and solicit share OF patron
it useless say muc, praise my stock n
mistake not The people OF Wheeling are not SO easily
variety O. youths and boys Boots and Shoes mir
tor sll oeskin WOOL legholn, brush and straw hats
sonnets q the most regent fashions and styles Also
child of The most fashionable style, make Equality
-call and see FOR yourselves. -. .fss -
tces Would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and mH, tend their orders. will duplicate
aps 81, ! il. ii. WATSON.
Thos. Hughes
@ Fl s am, s and The
Va 80 STOCK OF GOODS
or all kinds adapted TO the ard coming season.
he INVITES then 70 es and They will find his
ing Go fsesi and most extensive n the city. and
which he guarantees TO at lower es Imam they can be
cloths cassimeres. vestings are particularly
% Sss able sG9 quality and
orally. is highly worthy the attention purchasers, being
The ss
q G.oves rs exceedingly rich various; too
nne anyihing and everything REQUISITE gentle
spi.sn =, -. Tdos. HUGHES.
asfls fASSIGNEE,S NOTICE. "a "
NEE , "a Ss. haSin on the ~, ts % Of
undersigned for The benefit of his said Woodrows credit.
s su Y to Shs 10 and al
Ia order 10 ieceive any bench: under sad trust Within
four months 10 file their claims with the proper release
aRis = - GEO " siGaTs, lssisasae.
3 ~ $50 500, 600 A 2,
,lesi E Ale 6dTrel Stares and Headings tcdntsd.
Will pay twelve dollars thousand tor good white
and II inches the thili be headings 30
artdefvered at the depot city
juno sHheeling Brereyy.
rs TIAioTHY SEED. =
0G1 sspfs = s JOHN K. MORROW.
LANDRETH.s GARDEN EDS.
UsT REcFIvED, fresh supply OF landreth,s well
bulk and retail packages alsoa choice lot OF Flower
These seeds The growth OF the prorrietor whose
long experience In business enables him
sponsibe 10 lie public for their siiaig and gene good
qualify Each paper bears label with the and
'as.y = sHs Il. cRUMBAcKER, &
nlr6 saalaiaa agent for David Landreth
Great Sale of. Furniture. 2
private sale In lots and Il prices 10 suit
purchasers and at such time may be agreed upon -
hair do beidlng oal BUREAUS 81
qualities dIessns bles, wash stands; great
sse
sesbe s s; ~
onrs and o. any quality Of DESCRIPTION
sPIS r''ef'' 'a'ns inns TIKI PRorR1RroR.
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CALENDAR FOR 1854.


..ss W. = = '; : '',s. ~ ~ w T.
! : Z e i Z 1s4 q % g g
rs e e g 81 2 ss s7 ss g g g %
ss.a wv v. IS. NJ zoS "
!: i i i i 3 { 4 / L i i i i
90 81 - !. 49, &C.. =.
valley of va.Tares & Marine Insurance Co.
A'fe.1 g a . {$ss # E TIL; Agents 9
tE!cEat Wings hank corner g Mainana Siadle
eS-fKRER ,1oz 4 & r. r Baker .;sa..v
Ly nc hburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
. wa a4Nx1M agent,
LOFFIcE-at Savings, Bank, corner Main and Riddle
fa, d.tss''' * wheeling, Va a.. {
NEW STOCK M. MoNeal 9 Coz NEW STYLE
Oak Hall Triunphantl .s3
stock Of Boots and Shoes, Has and Taps Trunks
and yalisess carpetngs DC. that has been offered
lei as "
notice that in of and receiving the best Sc
~ sse'A " we arc bound 10 sen 3 -
providing low prices will not give ofegce aapl3
5E.51l 7-lI3O NNErS. q 7F37Fs % sl5'al57g
M have this day received chnice variety OF Bon
w nets Using several desirable styles via
Plain Straw esot hisn9 extra finish Tor ladies
Real Paris bonnets, a fe " exceedingly beautiful.
Rutland, split Straw, FreEeh Lace do; i
misses; full stock Of Blooners and Flats, for
i Spif % HEisKEBI. & Co.
u EcKIVkD this day, large assortplent OF Ladies' ri
III ding Hats. sensQ s.2ANERY.L
ID EST Potash, for sale by 2. j BVoSvEL IL
ID feb7 = ls5,sss g. ss.- u Union 81.
STILL THE BEsTH 81 -
tocIs chewing best imported cigaEs In
city, Wholesale and retail AZ The slsn Of .he
Mary Ann Robertsuli cnnlaitlat the eireuit court
John "a campbe tolhioeodnty. Vtr-
and Thomas sweeney an, ssdrsss chaneery
partners under The d sos or PEI
name OF I: Sweeney 6 Son, inony.
Won snre hereby That the esth day
between he hours Of e,eos A. Al. AZ s and
well in the city Wheeling state Virginia. the dero-
as Of @ ss
cause ut if from any reason The sad sna
then Se O. lie same
pleted. ALFRED gat ", a. ELL,
To Jous RouEnrsoss So s0,,',-l a. apo
s ssss sll T. ss; Aaas
under The firm name OF Bates Taylor sot OF v ono
vs. 80 "a 8 80 mia. iaease.
May 1884, between ihe houss Of 3 O'Clock and
: g. t s s g ne To lie Ssp 81
sSR " q @ s & ss Ss essd B ss
any The shall not then be
psted. lie iasis 81 The same viii time
% time until The SAFE asF sl tS ea 1S
attcrney for PLAINTIFF
- FRESH OYsTERs.
lust received al 81 psfeanF nd warranted e 3sR
=
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s. RAiIRoAD AcclpEsr.- Engine e5. win = ms.
seng.r train, came in coliison with q fresl,t train
y station IS. on Wednesday night. Both engines
were v considerably broken. and The engineer and
n .9... oil 20 were much Injured, and Thomas
sssiley' The baggage master, had one of his hands
efashed' Nodamage TO the passenger cars.
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ARRIVALS.
IuSear0ta- .Ironton
Forest City. Moore. Pittsburgh
Fort ri tt...'... ,Jelly... 80. Parkersburg
City Il WI ceiling Mc Lure Louisville
s Buckeye State. 49, el,zhooyer... Cincinnati
In Belle ---. Cincinnati
Navigator. -=---.s :. Pittsburgh
- N W Gtallam. - .......P Pittsburgh
Stephen Bayard. ....B tooth. . = - a.Sunfsh
Viroqua. :. Nell. .Steubenville
- s5t7f DEPARTURES
Tuscarora ;,....:.. 49, Pittsburgh
Fcrttfsitt 20 Jelly r arkersbIirg
for at City Moore ..P Pittsburgh
City of Wheeling Mcclure ). Louisville
Buckeye State. Beltzhooyer. pittsburgh
Navigator. - - -. Nashville
3; La Bel -----=. ....- p ittsburgh
Stephen Bayard -. Booth....... ..2Sunfshs
Viroqua .o' Neil Steubenyille
esss So STAGE OF THE RIVER. s,Sy3
Ar WHEELiRG--l6 feel inches
ar PlTrsnuRGH--ll feet O inches.
n
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Great through Line for the East,

Great through Line for the East.
VIE baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
u baltimore, and connecting with tie washington
Kali Road at tile Junction 6stey called tile Relay
House miles rom baltimore, and with the Phadei.
nhla Ailningonahd baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
great tunnels upon the line completed and
the whoe road is IN line condition. pIesentng of the
most .ys PIE and romantic routes inthe world
ne new and splendid steane of the Union Line
aud Cincinnati CONNECT road at Wheel.
rug aud through tickets from these places to baltimore
or ON tie boats ~ ~ 49,
Tile N tlainleayes at O'Clock
NJ, Wheeling time and arrives at Cumberland (o0f
miles, At Z M and two hours there ives in
6S0 miles at A. NJ morning, ma
tie passage thfousin about 20 hours, Including ali
shortages. IT PSI
Bagsage checked through any of the eastern points
without Charge = - ~ =, p
Passengers and baggage transferred the cars for
Washing on at the Junction. and Tor Philadelphia, Bal
umofe vii holt extra charge. Travellers allowed am
pie time aud opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling 70 Baltimore. ewlh
privilege plying tile route,) S50-to
board tie steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio. ard of
the Rail Road agents at Wheeling ID. EoRp) Mounds
vile. . mat ~ NM. PA RF En- Gen.l. Sup,t.
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L. HoGE & SON 'i 80
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C.. H., Va, Mo,tudspille, r. o.,
w LII practice in Ohio and counties
Lad business. All kinds OF constantly fol sale
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BOAT S TO RE.
Sc BAKER a. co. 49,,
Will supply Boats at NIL hours.
No. 23 WATER STREET,
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bills and adjourned I'LL Monday.
House. went into committee on u bill establishing
a Surveyor General in Utah, and granting land 10
settlers. On thequestion being put motion was
made to strike out aproyiso SO TINT the benfts OF
nowsor shall at any future time be husband OF
moret than one wife. Debate very rich on the sub
iect of polygamy. -
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SUNFISH-=Pers Steamer Stephen Rayard. ~
q ~ Gtinn.g, 26 bus pota toes, 2 sacks bacon !;
raiiant Delaplain, 1 bill eggs; Jno NJ Mathews,
81 bus potatoes; S G Baker & Co, boxes goods,
Bureaus, pair be,istenis, / stand. q
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j. M. HAMILTON .
1 STEFAN BOAT AGENT.

V T. lS1NNi(Sos
WE receiving our rev Spring House Furnishing
wv Goods, comprising new styles French China
and tea sets Rritaa and Silver plated casors.
frances Urns sugar bowls. butter coolers,
ead eseks. Forks and Spoons salt frames with glass IL
nings, coal boxes beautifully decorated article, for
parior Entry lamps ivory handled Knives AMI forks
in sets OF Of pieces and single sets; solar lard lamps, with
usres shades; together with lar stock
goods adapted to Tho trade. all which
offer nt Eastern Prices adding only the difference of
HOBBS, BARNES. & Co.,
Glass Manufacturers, No. % Monroe 81.
mn : near the Post Office, Wheeling
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Arr'yal !. and DePart"re-, OF steam. Hoats
For last24 Hours. ist nilt at So, e,Se1.
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AM receiving opening an unusually large and
Umbrellas aud CARPET SACKS at the OF Market and
Mouee Streets heel.ng Va in the f0rmerlyoe
eupied the Post ONCE and opposite Mcclure House.
very large and neiy new stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers the North
most favorable circumstances, and offer them TO the c
OF Wheeling aud vicinity cd prices, whole
sale and ictaii, andrespeGnlly solicit share patron
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sS35 /, IS IT'S NO JOKE z ~ SIS
LIVERY body in town is talking about them. What2
Ia Why tile Goods 10 be sure, at = III .
W. ID Motto & Bros
and the bargains they selling TO all go there to
deal. Try them and you will ever alter buy your dry
goods at their store. 80 anf7 4
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Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co

~. ysss ~ S. q. BAIxHH, 49, q ~ + ia
I so sfsA - - = JouH LIsT SAsents.
stWM.t RkNKIN. J
a FFIcE-at sa wings, riank, Main and Riddle
G5-REFER To-Jau,es r. Baker r - -
-. II. K. List.s = q ian4-.y
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Thos. Hughes

81 - II uOS.f duSu6S NIIt
I1EGS 10 inform his friends customers, the pub
I'D lie orally, That lie has Just the East
with avery large and beautiful 5-5 i,s1Se "A
Ia s7als,s STOCK OF. GOODS l5ol A
or all kinds, adapted TO the preselaEd coming season.
he invites them 10 call examine They will find his
assortment CGssieTes and Rstings and ftrnis
ing Go ds, the finest extensive the city, and
which he sell at lower Imam they be
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Mr.. Walker spokeim favor of The amenimen,
giving hall mll.n dollars TO the. friendly Cree
Indians, for lands taken by The U. S. Bill was
POSTPONED. Adjourned. ~ & IA =, :
HousE.-Afte a long debate on hlr. Bernhizers
| motion 10 amend the Utah bill, aud without com
inp 10 n ic,i
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MILITARY.

SPRING PARADE OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The Twelfth Regiment NewYork State Militia, under
command of Col. Stebbns made their spring parade
yesterday.
At q O'Clock the following companies, composing the
regiment, assembled in Tompkns-square: Light Guard,
Capt Vincent Independent Guard, Capt j T. Cairnes;
La Fayete Fusiliers, Capt. Richard French; Baxter
Blues Capt Waterbury, Washington Light Guard, Capt.
T. Thomas Tompkins Blues, Capt j. Bcseon; City Blues,
Capt Fowler; Baxter Guard, Capt Dyckman; Black Ri
fes Capt Johnston; Gardc La Fayette, Capt. l.. j..
Leclorc.
COL Siebbins was attended by-Feld Officers: Lieut..
Colonel, L. b. Hart Major, Thos c. Field A1jutant,
j. b. Stearns. staff Officers; Paymaster II. A. Weeks
Quartermaser J. T. Daily; Sergeant, A. Burdett; En-
gneer, Dan. Sckes; Chaplain, j. Livingston.
The LIKE having been formed on the nortbery side OF
the Park, the Regiment reviewed by Col stcbblns
and staff after which the companies broke into column
and preceded by Dodworths band az perDrmers made
short parade through the upper psrt OF the City The
various companies composing this regiment, with the ex-
oeption Of the Black Rifles and the Garde La Fayete,
have adopted the uniiOrn-blue pants, light drab
frock coat and Army Regulation cap of blue cloth, &c
This uniform is very and handsome. at the time
being quite snowy.
At the termination of the parade the regiment dis
mis-
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4 CARD.


10 ~ ESiior e Ths " Y Tribune
Sir: Nv attention has been called to article in The
Esral.g Pcs of las, Thursday relating TO Gen. W. Caz-
neau and his mission 10 the Dominica an Republic which
does him such great injustice that and other Texans now
in this City feel it duty to correct the false impression
have served with Gen. Caznesu both in the field and in
the Congress. the late Republic of Texas and know
Go all others who acquainted with him, that more
bold honorable, highminded and energetic man did not
serve in her cause and his constituents have given many
public testimonials of their appreciation of his talents aud
Integrity In this all the Texas delegation in Congress-
with the exception of personal enemy-w fully con-
cur and, we can with confidence wodld ExPres-
dent Burnet Lamar and Jones' and every other gentle
man Of distinction in the State
Gen Cazneau held honorable commission under the
first Provisional Government of Texas, and from Presi-
dent Lamar's administration he our active and
efficient up to the dlsbandment
of the army Subsequently for nine successive popular
elections he beat all opposition at the Capitol OF the state
for Congress- the Convention the Legislature, and Cen
eral Of the Western Brigade and finally retired without
a single defea; and with increased popularity That he
possessed the esteem and confidence of many leading
statesmen OF the Union is well known to mo and his
old success will attend him in the Dominican other
affair N which he engages, wish to see him rightly
placed before the public for it is not in his manly nature
10 play any such secondary part as the one assigned him.
write this note a simple act of duty to an old and
true friend who has been unpeasantly hust before the
public BY m;sinformed journal, though feeling at the
same time that his noble and patriotic character Will
always justify itself. Yours respectfully, -
New Ioyk, May % 1854 THUS j. OhEEN
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENSES.
A BoGUs MARINE NAVIGATION COMPANY.

A BOtitS MARINE Nav lUAliON SO1AA nv
Merrick Dean an officer of Company sad TO nave
been started in this City some months ago under the title
Of United States Marine Navigation Company, was
Yesterday arrested by Sergeans Smith and Mansfield OF
the Lower Police Court charged with having by false re-
preseptat:os defreuded Mr.. Charles French OF Boston
out of ESQ Mr. F. alleges that the accused informe1 MIN
that the Association in question regularly incorporated
according to law and had capital of s5Ooo,Ooo, and
that its object was to buy merchant vessels Inc
shares he said had been put at 500 each' ana
were payable by instalmenis of 81 each ms
arrangement was made so as to allow sesmen
10 become interested in the vessels and such were TO nave
employment in them The accused further stated that he
was worth $50 0O0 and intended investing that amount IN
the stock With the belief that these representations were
true Mr. French on the cath of March last purchased ten
shares and paid on them $40. On the 18th OF Apri ne
paid s40 more and the Goth ut the office OF the Com
pany at No 293 Broadway closed and the Company
burst up supposed that large number OF seanen
have invested in th concern and have accordingly been
defrnuded 1t is alleged by Mr. French further that the
Company has not been Incorporated and that the repre-
sentaons ma by the accused false The latter was
taken before Justice Bogart and locked to await eA-
animation,