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

z WG1.lsIANlI slIlT H. - =
80 @ A b NET M A RE r.,
1,s 334 81 sTArRps ST. sABUyls esT4iEHiNE, = "a
81, -aaa . - Philadelphia. ssas hs1s srsa lsss
ERYtdescflptiol OF Plain fancy RutnittIe,
IN the Freieh atd toIicist orleF per ct
lover tlniI city., alIeSl6nl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
Save WOLFE IoaI
- PATENT WATER COOLER.

Il c2RATENTrNVATEESC COOLER. - E1stss
This or The apieatioilot seiehthe
COO! a. as lsh ths leaf gosseie
branch Of domestic economy, and passing from
one n.r another length lived as near
pcrie nti as tits possible to rcact proof OF This
four III he very general OF these Coolers inaIIpaf
these Cookers will satisfy or their dpefioity.
ONLY ARTICLE or. THE KIND EVER :,
- Sss4y r. 4TESTED. go Y Z -. ~
TlleyaT Furnished with two distinct ting
chambers by of which. wi III two pounds OF Ice
egalon. water is kept, temperature 40e above.
zero, OF only 81 fm tie Freezing point, all day. Thus;
siZe can be constantly supplied with cold
Itself; taIgersnnpbersI in lie same has
brci found to wing least
cent over ESrtheE Jars formerly used
for ILLS nuFposei bs zoe sfagi 20 tst ~: i.sss ssas
daiH, these coolers HEYgR sHsTi IN this way, saving
niue unnecessary waste a,l trouble siais 49,
Being Ilmruacturelli III most workmanlike style.
and handSoneIy finished III every respect, theI
ye.y ssa,itifp ornament Dining ROOM Hole
dn las lately been aided to the
cooer Wis = small Ccapa BILE hotli pg from six 10
eight nogll& OF is Inserted directly under tic
al impoi addition
20 The eeonomI and comfort OF amllies, 1850 t,s-
House Furnishing Establishment q, n
s. fs g.ts,5s frssg Nc. "A Il Fourth st Cincinnati
For sale by HOBBS, BARNES. q Co, flsl a
LnN2:ly q -. EaLL $1,000 l.i Wllceing Va
sIlE ADVISED and use tile Japan boot Polish, his is
ID ratrate article AID niistakes You 10 not be
lie .e that just come and buy tleofy 10 cents
ieb7f o' sac y W ul'; so VI f Union st.
a Won MA HON wanted OF ono sack Of GlisF ig. sup
on tho sIst January sBuiard Guo,'
Aiyrerson having knoNledse Of it will confer favor
~ - fylSss 44i,ss,ss To- pp,,r. s,iS
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Special Notioe

y os5fl - p6claItNOIlc6.' - 54ta5l = tl5s
"a S4ea oFRIoE3H. t9CO. iRkILRo an % 3ias
a49s Nv ceiling Station n november ,ifS53.S - ~;
ON and AioEiay the u h rstihts pa sseTger
will leave the Statiunt daily clock, p NJ Wheel
ng time. Tor Moutsyiic and Gaineron sss as
returning leave Camstnh :. - I05. "a Ssat
do1alado = Mounds yie.ss2.x hAs M
Fale-Gameson 81 10 each syay.i ss7ss5 e t6 iiss
do y huundsyie, 40 cents each way isl5 q ~ q
ByoTder--s 1850 s3t5s4 .iaI. Fss. r jRD.
novi q ihksr - 9sf5t ctr hsssisss7 - aAgert.e
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FROM uAvANA.

3 -Four Americans from Key West, belonging 10
the Surveying departe arrived at lasa,ia,g nd
had not been allow ed 90 outside lie city waits.
h, Pezeula Is staie,llo have said That he had mn
-E'!FoPean rsmtatlo to gain sandidetermlneiNto
gain NJ bS DEMONSTRATING slaves in Cuba. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
- q Latest5 tOut!l q

lNTc7Sufr s. n eryeya tirecciycd their en-
M ifeSeeond Spring Goods Fs8 a.f -
svsiy style nd duality FROM pessane lawn down 10
finest Tissues. Clgandies ss Saiins, Kacges. bsiege
ue etegant awIts plain Tie d
lesl quality At Ieduced plain SIR Tissues
DO erins ecs White OF very lcscr ilioh, with
a sorts Of FURNISHING 3, and n-
other arsiestat we iayt time To thinor Just
now tsasE stss - i'is - ia :. ~
Vail and look through our stock ard shall not bedis
aPnofnteI: a4sye. tsss seess1aas "a t4.lz5.
.s9ee nIaln%t 1enl,c Mlecnng: .aIzl
AN IJtfDIN aNIjtg
70 n the rct ind ar
ons ana other ees tie civ Or
f. WLeela; ~ 50 - sslsfts
.,sec t. That shalIsnot be herekfter iay;, for any
ya ION Tsy oI Syiessd without Ia wing
st caused he same 10 bc and ottaIie,l 4
e,tse there in tie n,s,,nes Ia, M
ifnly ne, SON fe, he rei, he mr. snc s,,aIi IN, ei mis-
payt The CITY The sum of ee dollar FOR enc nd va
.ry time sucl f WAGON or other wheel
ss.riage is let!orlifes5, q
The fcgistryof Is he
@ o. Inc hIeg MIN ne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

il learn that the dwelling OF Nh. Geo. o.
L. etlilor of the .'Yonng As eticas'i was as
aby some person or pets ms late Oh, Saturday,
tahd that stones were thrown against his win.
.nlinto his house, enc Of them striking his
! sud lnother demolishing clock on the man
We know moi what cause is assigned for this
|nnt outrage, but we hope the pernetr atot viii:
sascledsnd receive bepunishmen, ne deserves.
|. act is rendered more outrageous by the fact
.tlearn. that Mr.. L. and his wife were setting
sith tune with their sick child. No degree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

NJ IS5TNF!. tJt5IkJ!!
IS we are about 10 go last again, purchase very
iS,se stock q take great PAINS 70 inform
THIS day, February all Piapoa l-
stIumental Music Mlsical al INST COST
, see HAT late aud selee m.isie
sfebel "a SIFICK ElsoN, 100 AIain,st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

S E'''H s on, SYai.r'ns In tie circuit court
john Roberisn David GampbelI. & te county
and Thomas sweeney fy.yst
y Sweeney. and which said Swee 70,
heys partners under The firm loii peu
OF 4. sweeney q Som IN to' AZ I
31tfs
Won u re " ofi fied, Tint on the eot day
of ISL Between he hopss q O'Clock, a N
well III the cliynf wheel.H depo.
sitions OF William Gray offers viii be takcn, be
hearing said
Nesnse, But ffom any The said ti9ls shalt
not then he commenced, being shalt
then be completed, the taking or the saie VIII be adjourn
edIftu tfie 10 titne til lie com
peted. ALFRRDscA LDVvELL,
tt -t3gSi Il ~ Sol. for
L To JouS RnnRRrsoN = g. = nnp0lI ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
aia4si g illsJs M. II AhIIIiTCNf1e % alotfe7 n
STEAM BOAT AGENT. ri

WHARF Boni MT she foot or M On oe street
lie collection OF height bills.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
lss==s:Els 900 s5szs:sEs9 $3.50

- BRIDGE DOWN.!
y consequence ofTwhcl he will good deal OF
street. tgaastns and long tacese5 Hut who's afraid2
Jest step into the buy
ceited Lolfis cigars, ahdlhey will set you right.
my22.. -. j.. w. RHO U .lngent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

asss "a FOR rem d * y - = 49,
NEW two story llTck Dwelling, pleasantly sit,lateI
~ the Island. and containing five rvoms Kent Sf95
PER gnnum. Possession 81 ven itnne fiateiy. -
fknqure at the Insufacc oihte OF Messfs. Dorsey Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

o At STOgR e.
s.. O. BAKER * ca. ss.si{ ssEssrs
II Will, supply Routs ne NIL honrs. 3. NJ s. 4
i No, 23 WATER SIN KIT, n t,gYgetiI
nnat-dtf s u WHEEEiNGS. W..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

ale aud caee which fftIe
dsease de biiltaed aud shattered system W
er broheir dowbs sweaihy inquired
by the must otgatzstioa Is at
once bGaceds ned aIdf butt sfiefaF
steals yrpioms ofoneryOus dsedsesvsTis
der its nflue Tor is The effects
tiary tic recI The dial 81
The MEDICINE constitutional
Is condition. Wei may efIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

Ja agent of the sbove am
'repatea % issue policies Tie inot
{ saes1 - IL o. FERRY; a,g9thht rec
al'2s ~ Main ST., MeIodeon buildings. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

74ss4 - g ERMsANa Gig ARS.I saE5tssp =
UST onened. %, the above egars-nat the COM
for chasll saHs- ,4estf & II & j.5.5S. 4
sainyss as IS t.s.,it .J w RHODES, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

esEs1lsia 8. C. IsATkTsE q Co. :
J STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
w ILIattend 70 the receiving and delivering freight
wv aud collection oil, freight bis.as seIsis
nE-ofice at tho Store. s4iasSsf loctfs-dtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
no whom e may Concern:

NOTICE is hereby given that quantity ofeotton ship
In ped Il GouIsS y, by Webb, Make & Co.,
ler steamboat George p:rfhe eighth day OF
June, 1873 and Mt Guyanlplte Va on
steamboat dvance.s, row in onr warehouse wi
be sold for charges bypGblc acoiior Mondsy 2l day
of June next, on 4th Streets
finot called lH AID changes settled daies
will sen by auction for eharces four black TRUNKS tco
tents unknownl ked I. M Keiyer Nyhe lg, va ~
Phiiadeinhi onttc 10Th August, 1S5
and remaining fnuur ehouse sg sssf g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

BosrcN. june s.--Ric6 I'd III. Dana, one, Of the
counsel, was knocked down m The street last iiigM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
u Z .hlIRDICiINAI ,-WoNpER

Of the nineteenth century Iti scientific man
cine eietjioIe sinnosed Ne
Sr M aSfIf l Arp rtr
-, tatso Il NJ t94Ta
exsisnls Lille efsct1 - Is
r. he sst STATE q z te gt 500
III lis oieIatfoI perpetual III happy upon lie
nerves, tie mind, and tue. enre
4enio We excitement,
OF study i
blsfte -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
: 10 MY Old CiPSTO N lsR s. q

~ = subscfiber informs his old customers.
public IN geneial that his onss is uiI
thirds NIL leom nenee yihsills
friends this doing Outing
simmer, about cost or last ysas,
need go wi tiout cold waters 3 = 2 & 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
,slManmotl lsoaat Store.LsI1-sI

Att11411IOI1IA1 1bftoEOIte.l$A1 s41s1s
s. pRi r. H. n I'd, n $50 3 . A.ssa
q AXkRY5na hands issfeecix oie ortheli
~. LATEST end,best stocks or Hats andl Caps aa
foIn the very best AID anu sod
prices that caniiot jail 10 please. ~ & y
~ ann aIso large innoI or
uiaCture Hats and low
ladies' riding hats bags db OF Which
Wi. be sold cheap. dse sd tStss 49, 2B Sfs
sN. B-Hats made to,ordef on notice.l
~ VERY, Nos f4Bahdl t4s Main ST. A1@t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

Gonipanyisofhce. II Isroadway Wy. fsszgssssFy
ran6:2taypsyvs 8 II TStf - 3 4 IJoElNSa CLARK.
The &. o. Railroad coaand the Parker Vein Steamship
60, AZ sllnlerIetes,.-la -. ga So - afrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

= $500 CAUTION EXTRA , = - . =
Also obserye Promissory Note with tie pLopretn,s
Written signature genuine bottle of DR. Morss'a
llnvigoraiing Cordial 81 ~ q J5ssf5 81
TceounterEeit which is forgery g = 3 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
justify snehlonifages.

ilsent occurred in tie tiysr at The North end of
"a, by which two men named George Ditmar
- Herman, were drowned. and,a thir3
ne near shaiing the same fate. Dltmar Her.
and Vim, Prince, started from ne Missouri
: Works with a fiat boall load of red clay, de-
bed totthe bedding Of a hopper al. Eckhaidts'
ppefas Works.. Coming down, the boat, which
tather ftail one.s struck q snag near the
ZEN Glass Works and was dashed to pieces. Mr..
aee, an aged man. was saved through the braye
EriOns. as we learn ,oof Nj. Andrew Craig, Of
Rtst Ward, hut both Ditmaf and Herman
Eedrowned. Ditmat leaves wife and seven
ltred. Herman was unmarried.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

~ sS CAuTIoN.s s 80 g s., e &. q
Morse siInvie0Tatinc Cordial has been eountereted
by unpiincipled Tersuns fsiso e
all the genuine cordial win have The proprie-
tots fac simiie Fas thecoIk bottle
following words blown IN the gtass- - - SO
CDR. MoRSE' 1NvIGoBA ~ sc, CORDIAL, = Z 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

ln7he ooydtatfs pttt up, highly concentrated IN PINT
PPIer, 90 Iei bottle; two for s.; six for
e5l' = tFa - t,.sII IsiNgi .PTorrietory . = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05


Thc harsh, dry hacking winter cough which hfieis
OLD PEoPi and invalids In low stale of iealt. is
most happily affected by tile Bsam. ltreHovcS most
bid nustt anti other foul matter improves kH dige$tivr
ORGANS aud tmpayts new life TO the wan aud enleiatel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

-.sge I@SAY STRANGER lassss 3 ~ Il
HAVE hand 60 bales ptime sweat Hay in store for
Iyou-eal ard get them soon. ~ issass ilis II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

q . - l.sBRONCHITIS.t e 2. 8 9 8 9 = q
bronchitis, diGicuity OF thing cough as SHINY
eSpeetoration with symptoms caused bspn
lection OF the air tubes leading from the throat to
arn directly and specifically by tile this ad
mi able remedy Be in time ye AFFLICTED and EN-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

So n e x WALE p APER. - sssas =
ETlHE Fest and cheapest sssoftneh or New
Il for sals,at WILDE & BRorHERsS 80 :
istss13 corner bookstore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

TN Efaunuai Directors OF tho Wheel
ng 10 serve ensuing year yl
PC sld at The office OF said on
" ay The hours oil t0s nd 2 O'Clock or tIa
{ ai.26 st WaI. 3NcGoYs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

II uSfzhBCEINED--ss sisssssg ~ 5ltas
- 100 dozen Baltimore Brooms; Las
tiE do sDo5r Mat - Z zs5s M
GOO bushels Oats; 81 II ses5s = - i;ssssss
E4z20 casks baconihog round
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
THE TRUTH OF THE sOULE AFFAIR,

We are in possession Of an account of this
affair and its conclusion which is of the highest
authenticity, and which we lay before our read
ers with the utmost confidence. TIE recession
of the French Government from it's position
with regard to Mr. Soule We are assured is due
solely to the determined stand taken by the cation
at Paris. The French Government has failed to
prove any overt act on Mr.. Soule, and has ad-
mtted all the grounds which have been urged in
favor of his right to pass through Fren,h terri.
tory. In the two or three interviews which
passed between Mr.. Mason and the Emperor and
NJ. de rHuys on this subject, aud in the various
articles Published by Government in the French
journals system Of pertinaciOus bullying was
resorted to- which only gave an increased notO-
The back.out of the Government more inglOrious
The blame is thrown on the official at Calais,
who is said by NJ. de rHuys to have misunder-
steC d his instructions.
The letter Of NJ. de l'Huys TO Mr.. Mason, in
reply to bis demand for explanations, was rem
dered on Thursday, the I'd inst, before the mail
closed for the steamer Asia; but the facttself was
notsupposed tobe divuged until the return to Paris
Of Mr.. Piatt on the 9TH, who carried the news to
Mr.. SOule a! London. The Government had iudi-
rectly minated to the American Legation that
1t bad given items to certain journals
on diplomatic subjects which had formed the
OASIS OF lndlicreet artcles-a charge that was en-
nreiy uniounded; and it was to detect the true
source from which these articles came, that the
Legation determined not to make public the fact
in question, The sequel has proved that. as was
suspected by the Legation, it was TIE Feeu.b
Government ITSELF or persons in its employ, who
were ch1seable with the Ofense complained of.
The letter received by Mr. Mason on the 2dins
from the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, be.
gins with that very ordinary preface to premedi.
tated diplomatic earard, that "in the beginning
" be had better give all the facts of the case pre-.
Z" cisely as they occurred" etc. He then goes on
to state that the oicial at Calais wen! beyond his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

BY the arrival of the George Law last evening
from Aspinwall, we have the California weekly
mails to Nov. ], and over Sl,5Oo,OOO in gold.
The news from California is oflit!le interest. The
details in our columns from the Sandwich Islands
show that the plan of annexation is ripening. We
give the speech of Mr.. Miller, the British Con-
su.General, in opposition, as reported by the
correspondent of San Francisco journal. The
reports from the whaling feet communicate sew
eral important particulars. We have later dates
from Australia by this arrival, reaching to Sept.
I6 but the news is Of no consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER COLLISION AT SEA
STEAMER OCEAN BURNED.
BOILERS EXPLODED.
yERAL LIy LOS Il

BosToy Friday, Nov. %, 1851 P. NJ.
The steamship Canada has not arrived up YET al
though she was signaed as being about Is miles be-
low at o'clock this afternoon.
Shortly before O'Clock this evening the sky was
Illuminated BY an extensive fire in the outer haroor,
and various causes were assigned as to what 1t pro-
ceeded from.
It's now reported by telegraph from Nantasket
that the boilers of one of the Eastern steamers have
exnlo6e that the steamer took fire and was burnt to
the waters edge in consequence and that the passen
GERS and crew were being saved by the vessels and
the boats in the vicinity No further particulars have
yet transpired.
The boats left for Eastern ports at p. NJ, loaded
with passengers, namely: the Forest City the Ocean,
and the Boston.
1t is thought probable that the steamship Cauads
has stopped to render assistance.
SECOND DISPATCH
Shortly before six O'Clock this evening the steam
shin Canada came in collision with the steamer
Ocean. hence for Halowell, Me striking her amid
sLips. The Ocean took fire. and after her boiler
exploded. Several lives are lost. The Canada still
remains below.
THIRD DISPATCH.
lOlP.M-The steamship Canada lie now anchored
off Ralnsloid leland ana tue STEAMER NePluhe nao
been mt down TO her to bring on her mails, and will
probably reach here with them at 10 O'Clock tonight.
The collision between the Canada and the Ocean
occurred shortly after o'clock, near the lower light
house. The weather was not very thick at the time,
and the cause of the disaster remains unexplained.
Tie steamers Forest City, for Portland, and the
Boston for Bangor, took off the passengers of the
Ocean, about eighty in number
The collision upset the stoves on board the Ocean,
in consequence of which she took fire. and soon after
ward followed the explosion Of one of her boilers.
Amsn, woman, and child three years old, were
picked up after being drowned names unknown.
Hiram l.. Wing one ofthe messengers Of Carpenters
Express, is badly scalded Charles Pope coored
nan, had his thigh broken, and his wife is badly
injured These are all the serious casualties that have
YET TRANSFERRED but it is feared many more have lost
theirlves by drowning The fright Of the passengers
was excessive.
The Forest City returned here with the dead and
injured and the Boston, with the balance Of the
passengers, proceeded on her way to the East
The Ocean was large and good boat, and was
commanded by Capt. Donovan. She was heavily
freiehted, ard is total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

EXTENSIVE LuNBERIYG MILLS In Bromp,on
c. E., on the st. Francis River, six miles beyond
Shtrbrooke, block of numbering mills has been re-
Gently completed by c. s. Clark & Co., Of this city.
The mills are of gigantic dimensions, and are built in
the best manner throughout. The block is three
hundred and thirty four feet in length and includes
tie following machinery Ten single saws, two gangs,
three box machines, and machinery underneath for
the manufacture Of lsths, Ssh, doors. blinds and
pickets At low estimate these mills will saw in
season working day aud night 10000, 900 twenty
million feet OF long lumber and two trains day will be
required TO get this lumber 10 Portland whence il will
be shipped to all parts of the world. They to be
lit up with gas, manufactured in the establishment
In front force pump which is able to throw water
into any part Of the mills titus securing measurable
immunity from the danger Of free. They are situated
but very few rods from the track Of the St. Lawrence
and Atlantic Railroad, and the connection with that
horougbfare is rendered complete by branch track
hich leads so near 10 the mills that lumber can be
taken from the saws and put directly to the cars.
tPot4ad Advertiser, cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
THE RECOMMENDING CONVENTION.
CIscIsSATI,tFIiday, Nov. "a, 1876

NINOIHNAII,s r IIUHyi NUF' ~ IoJf'
II is understood the KnowNothing Convention,
which has been in secret session here for the last two
weeks, will adjourn Tomorrow. The attendance has
been very large and each State 10 the Union has been
fully represented Among the representatives, were;
Messrs. John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware; Ullmann, of
New-York; Browne, of Pennsylvania Lumsden, OF
New.Orleans and Mayor Conrad, of Philadelphia.
The utmost harmony is said to have prevailed among
them. Important changes have been made in their
constitution, new ritual adopted and their pass.
words, signs, &C., have undergone complete aler-
ation The question with reference to Presidential
candidates was not brought up
There have been very heavy rains here lately.
The Ohio River is rising and there will he ample
stage water in few days. Active preparations are
being made for shipping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
THE GOVERNOR VOTE.

IL Is ssid that there are a number OF defective bal
lots for Gov. Seymour which the Courts WA auowI
but we cannot learn that there asuhcient number
TO overcome the majority OF Clark. Should there De
however, II " not likely that the State Canyasser'
will allow them since they have authority to give
TO Horato Seymour vote cast for II. seymour or 70
give to Myron IL. Clark, syote east for III. Clark
They have discretion in the premises and aui re-
Dor, the vote as il is reported to them. This point,
among others, was clearly established in the case of
WEIGH VS. Cook. The Courts, however, may ascer-
sn the intention of the voter and allow the defective
ballots. Buffalo Republic
As there i. good deal of speculation in regard to
the disposition to be made of the defective votes re-
turned to the Secretsrys Office, we publish the FORE
going from The Republic, edited by Mr. WEIGH, a
party to the case referred to- and political friend Of
Gov. Seymour. 1t correctly defines the powers OF
the State Canvassers. But the question will not, prob
ably, be of any practical Importance; for it does not
We, appear that there is sufficient number Of desec
tive votes to affect the result
ALBANY Evenns JourBl 2ith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

We losc no time in communicating to whomsoever
it may concern that Sig Secchi de Cassli, having
squared up for the sums of money lent him in years
past by different members of The TRIBUNE estab-
hshDent, is now at liberty ccnscentiously to abuse
them, Individually collectively both as may be
most agreeable, without fear that anything he may
fit to say OF US can provoke Us to utter word OF
reply.
p. S-We have few more politico-personal tra-
duceIs whom we should like to have disencumbor
themselves for their labor of love as completely as
Stcchi has done.