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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

G1.Ths Episooba oISiggo Brooklyn have passed
resolutions dpploiid be death Of bishop VAIN.
right highly eSiolllngt lf ehaheisiAndoRfuInesS,.
and Os futher marx Of tespspl have resolved to
have The cHahcels Of lbsit clutches aIrayed In
mourning,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
~ WOWK .HALL"

IND EIIEt GEtHAL 4ENUUOdINE3NSS \
b Her Retail Trade eur Pride
no STORE inlbe city eau compare VIII the Styio ana
IA finish VI our liall neither eau they compass with
our pricee. III, lt,i 90
While nloo5 villa ON aud beiullty 60 llso With due
Judgment aud experience dn buy bouts aud SHOES a Az
Onlalhy low prices aud we, salesman hlu nnr-
self pIomlSs TO sell them at the smallest possible adj
vance.
Look an QUA PRIOEs ARD TllER 10 YOuR r o
H ilNTRRkBTa. Z hi
Lades French morocco Jenny LiDdS fur IS slS, a Nc
Neal Oak Hill, No t9a Alaln e. 40 ~ " ReV30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
y ~ ISHs RIkR'S SALE

vi stephen Rlee Iin.b,,,.,.
Gsoyts " C,y,hh,,Is s5n,I6ts,,.,o eml eOuT 81 on.
ald others! ''n.
lnrlrtualee OF decree made OH TIE nh l,1,,,,
1851 w Tie dbOVe Damed eause, will eli Al NJ !St,
House OF Uhoeounly on Monday The 18Th j'V VoBi
her, lalt or Tot NO. lS1, TIOMtlns on ifb.,"
near Y. huuons coal bank, bsipg tie Slps
present occupied by MIt- Mary GIahini. F'VP''V Il
Tie sale VIII be made on credit Of six, tV,,, =.
eighteen moA!hss ne purchaser giving HoniS wI ~
proved sesurity beaTipg ihNtehp iron. daT sf ~.
The Will be retained until Tie whole Pult S,,s s1a
10 paid. n01J
N3s#a wM 8. wIcRHAu.
90 The above sale e postponed unti SIl1rd,SII.!
day OF 0eIhher. 1874. , ..H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

YELlow FEyER A. EgE sopTp,-The Charles
ton and Savannah papels come 10 ntslill buraened
with accounts Of ihSHpGs0 Of the yellow fever.
DIT. A. 3. B-antsy, Of savannah, died Of the cpl
demO, in seivsn county ca, on Sunday last
Isaac P, Whitehead, merchant Of that city isal-
90 among the vic inns, and Dt. OhOrIes HarEidee
is III. The Howard Association Of New 0rleans'
has sent gu 5000 10 the sufferers At ohtrlsstor.
and two phyliclhnS and ten nurses 10 thatoiiyand
Savannah. 10 The latter city two physIoihus aud
five NURSES have been dispatched by the auiholi
ties Of Mobile. Capt Samuel O. Williams Tel.
lst in The PsoplsS Bank, Al Charleston, iS among
the vicLima
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HOUSE AND LoTiFoR SALE.

~ -itf 4isis1 fltfA ---A'ltt- sf1uuH sG al.Ilnrl
THE undersigned oferR Tor sale HE HUus Ipl lol ob
Market street, OaSt Nlel halwefn MO1ins and Union
aiTeeS The tot ID a iIont, Wlhb GOOD bsk dWt
ling hOuSe aud out buildings ~ NV tF-EE'
" VIII b sold low aud on Accommodating term, AVA
POSecalioh giyelleny Tine alter the hSl o: October
tar8 fo.sr, 1, 5, J,,No2INNRR
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lruiAlNnHkRS.

'IOiMOTHkRS.r ~ ESQ
|, A G. PARTRluGR eaIfellplly Informs his p,lrOr,
Pa and The publ gonpIuyi Dnttle glt being Ro,l
during this mouth and i0Xi, 10 ticking The Hkehtt 81
YVpls ehTenS on every pleaouN day between The hUui
OF w anu :. a ~ ! II =. ! -, mH
T0llN AUNHs. las Olengl SlpTb on N8lISi1I,
81 Wheeling, next TO Mlehnl ROhsJIS mai BE yad oI
tie "a OF keepMd Hand Furniture, where he is deer.
mntdtO buy SELL or exchange Furniture OF oil hHdI-
ete etc. ttttf3f.A q tatH
All pereonS IA ylngFntnltute 70 lIsDess rWllRsdh
TO their llYantSge 10 cell on hlp, leS.dsm
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NAE FaEI pAss sYsTEM,-Illls Wealern Rail.

Tas FnEL PASS sYsTEH.-1ie wealern Rail-
road Record commenting upon lhesublsot says;
Willie fully coincillng With our cclemp9fnIieS
as 10 The laoi that complimentary tickets ne in
most oaSp5 Of liWls pecuHlaIy vNlHelo ediOl8
inaamuch % they can seldom Hud Tine % me
them Availablei and that, itonly She go ol eNll
torlal NOTICES Of rallIoade b9 insult leal
passes do not pay the expense 3 opi le!l
we view the connection betw elt Nis rieW ~.
railroads aB Involving olhel % mere pPqupa
considerations.
Railroads ore the leading leulule IN we lntefNnl
improvements OF the counts y CLASS OF sools
ely, merchants, nanu'bdlnItiqi capitalists, me-
o6anos laEmsTa all are alike deeply inteteeled IN
their ptUsge consequently they qestiYsdiy0d
Cuny ibe greater portion Of ils aight9p of We
comHluhllf az lnfg and thus " epWs gllilaitly
o Heading hume Of TemaIk and len tin The
newSpapeJs OF the county. epl IN, sue Inannrt
TOO, iat While lbe biTp4l sSh I'm n RSeaIly benei
flled by ihR iIhuenca Ol HE ilsss, the pres has
no OpnoIlu1ly,IexCeD in PARTON Pt SiRSlqpces, Of
making specific cliaIges q nor should such
10 made, tile inject belps q yer ol interest %
The renders OF nHWspAbeJo hgi p9 OF pb9ll 10
tie railtoadsi ayetlhs esS The least that railroad
companltS can 1oCup1Hg Tue clTcUlnslenceA Is IN
accord the ooqnesl 60 Of thst lines to the
pfusS lEeelyl and liise we have with scarcely nn
execution, ever found lhedi IeqdYtb do and this
TOO, The press can % Esely accept at thsiI hands
without any ls6I OF gomhE9iJl5ing that seIi-te.
specl and undergraduates Of Character which II lS
presumed should ailaohto me elllora probes lons
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INV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TagEsE,. lI9ga.Ias ~ o.aS.I il IsH.I.4 An


SEALED pfo lllbo resolved on on before TIE
ga MDidsyIn Qtlmbet next from plans end specifics
llOno OF Th0n Pore thiioel, 0r Die otoeilOhofs new
Cor llnule a Rlnlbyi ldekaon county, Va, Tile
W0tit 1ie ihgc agpltetq PARCELS wis lio eXee
Vil1 ttto 1Noikl DID, hrlekWOrk aud The eatbAhlkrs
NJ ple letiV1. aus work 70 BE- let out " teas-
~ M6Hlof OiNekpcet
tht IA anu 81 letiloDs are lodged IN tho elerk's
oed lhe County g4gtl OF Jackson, Cool bond and
tecuryo r The sltAf per5rnance or Tie contracts 10
teqted, For MTthgr apply Ia the unaqrlgn
cd UummlasionoN 10 whom The pT0posdlb must b DE-
TeelBd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

SHRRlFPiS SAFE

ISL ~ sS SSo II 9Ssf s. %ia1 o. As 81
les, to tie highest und beat bidiei on Mny ma
iay Of 0etohgr, 1871, Tile iJuet OF Iild In ny " ~
iTDeecdngs meniV Heh. AIttate on Adds Wthe III Ia
OblOllllB lie State line, containing Gbos,
Gelee, mOrn Or letSi aud being he SSHs
Which tht Rev. Johu Rriee died seized, P'0Ptliy d
Tr1uS 81 Sale Ore fourth Of the pGFeb,,. ~. 5 -
padin esVh on The day OF sae, aud lie
to IeaIs, HE ehaler giving bonds, viii oneI ~
Guilty, bearing intet etl nun day oil 'sst Y
Will % retained until The whole Pufeh1,S nSa e s
ss,-,,!,, N4g i'Se' WAL \. WlCKBAN. y y Rld.
1yliiln ~ SlstlHor OEo ,,-,,.
Wsshln5ton Raiminer copy and charge III, SSSSy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

HENGY ULATs HoME AND GRAVE.--The dwell
ling Of tho late Henry Clay, at Ashland, hes been
torn down by his son to make room, tits said, for
,. new edihce Of is exact lorphhd character. His
gtaye Is marked BY no stone Of monument as YET,
being merely hsaPed up 10 The usual form and Gov.
era with The green swatd. lis contemplated
hpStver, 10 build monument on the sPotwhete
he now reals. eill5 . EAbtl2ti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02


Tae AREEsT or .TgE "ASoEt qApRIEt," John
s. orr alias the "Angel Gdbtlel Twas arrested 10
philadelphia on Tuesday evening, while attempt.
ing TO hauangue crowd in Independence Sqbats.
Hewauthksn before Mayor Oohtadi iollOwedlby d
large crowd. The NewsSays;s = u
The ApgsI made statement Ia Which. he said
that he supposed, as Independence Square was q
place loT the holding Of publ IssliHgs, he had
light 10 speaktheTs, The Mayor said that what
might 10 aWiaing pslleT ,nnde. one slate Of or,
6uInslnnces, undvEouolher would Qstulne very
grave character, Wiihn knOWlsllga 0Cath9 result
that bad attended The sRe9Nus. % The prisoner In
other places, he CouldUot permit such fearful eX'
peTimsnls "a 30 made Willtnlle bounds Of his iu'
IBllcuOn, he wasiR dpy bound 10 preserve tlls
peace Of the city, and hs would DO al oil huE'
nrdS. lie should require The pIsoueT to eIlteEiglo
bonds in 1900 IoI his future good behavior. g Or
said that h9 would leAys Tile ely IN the InomgB u
tile Mayor desired IT. and the Mqyor replied tllnt
whenever he hail insurance that ne would leave
the citSg he SHOULD be liberated 2'N 3los2i9gef
The baltimore sun says that the "AnSel" was
seen strolns abOutihe. sheets ofthal city nnM on-
day, IL so, Mayor C6htad mus. have shipped him
oil by lie 10 O'Clock train Tuesday night : ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
NEW ADVMRTienIFHNTs.
LTIIH0GR1lyHY q IIlVGl91HIlVl.
Middleton, Wall9oe q %.
NO ilh iTp.ALfJli I,9EI4s,
CISC1ttEfAy1
s IN AND WINTER GQQpe.

sVu,RtsKRBiySC6 Cd. b2y6 t0mnehted receiving thslI
i'll FalIand Winner eloek OF Dry 0ooal, WHICH ipsy o.
l0T 10 tie public Of large lodgetlo on
norton oil their clock having heen l qLtsp ny
artt nom europe, oo tio " w
Deaf tornls and n The lowest griee9. e 4.
XIII, Nj M sSer6 :. tablH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
RnAL MsTATn - -.
no be S6I3

q EfRhAL well located Ioib eouvss,..,
~ genoi % lle IeqPh'e RilTS' 70 elRksja
AoreBi aud would 81 mfaf n tVs,sl oteTTiY
Fnetory, or 90 i0d III mi ~, p..ss Tor Mis-
se's' x VIZ ~ b IoiS, "a u, ltHiS
ID Bro 10 ftats iatS Sssh M 90 S.i.S,,ss
SsS, ssp3 sepsal !nE N u az
az ma HS ssa t M /. 9oS Soo i,AiS
nt tie lion y Dc liYtblo, "a itiS ,ee dWeIiS.a
noe bgslhess or ihS sItv hNe uiHs:,
~. ,is q tskSn ~ 70 lere6nL Ssdih,N.,
V,e' S''o yeaIs morn, ~ ,HSs il
70 JOHN DUMB, M1I y !. ieh Opplv
.lnLS9 I'M neAl door 10 ~, RObS,ir TD ,tt U. ~
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E~9q9 Wanted

% Is-99 Wanted.
N Engineer e0mnsioht 10 put pPGHd run az I'm
IA Furnace ard Saw hlll IN NOlsDu e0uul ,;no STd
sIle. Ny To- S1noa man sIr9anea q. nrs red
iAlr wages will b Givoh' a nOh With alamly P''"'
house furnished Tree or ICut Apply TO- ,a,rA r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
D z sasa!ElSaa sss.SIss5sar 99I". 7'-1.l'.

III Of2.hi Vilrlsyytrtd
VTlllgt ID Buio3eld ln Us oI6r5t 5hc5 6fihS
Sisglt soort or ONO county, lpribt nonlhoi Oeto-
Robelt % IVb0ds, George Ken, M6ssd d. ~
clqpllqI tpN George Atkins0ni late ~ 81 dl
pallter1 under no nanie, style aud aim y
Of WOolA ohapllne q 90 eOmnIallalllt
,,,t,,, - 49,, ~ aB4lllst .. Il. No f et
Rllllaul N, peylon George W. Rllburtpd go ttl1~
~ N, BtSin Monroe paflnors undeGthe .ii,4 3 sII
theilt1lhano OF N, u MUnJoo q Co, Ia 4. it f tsi.
and 2. ThoTnas a ~ dBioDdAntqii
The object Of this suit Va to recover from lhe doioQlS
enti tgt q 900 debt parable bl inala9nI! eHa
gurt 10 The vendors Hen therefor the paris " Olo NO.
sand ilhat9 % tsalt Wheelug;e Pert q! ths OF
Wheeling iDWhleh 10 erected The i'Ff1n lollQn Fac
loIy,n tOgelhbt Will said Netcr$ PldIngG machinery
and hxIures, belonging W appen thhg 70 tea coI!Gn
hctoTy, cOnnetea with tho rhunlg aua Operating ne
0ame. 5ilIl .1ltiH3ii
Ailavlt having bee tpade that tte deeAlanSi Georte
Wilbur ~ klgln AolEq9 "a N, II lon9 !, eLS llOI
Inhabitants OF tnlhi on mUtO Oi lilo nla-
Tins, by thelLsitQInpyt It's ordered that 4nPtareIe
Within one nmni tller duo publication u llllo 0luer
end do what may be eceSsa project their ~
Ills suit and fhi copy THE order DO lrlhwilh Insert
ed In aOme nowtraneT published hi the city OF Wheehg,
9r IC9I aud copy 81 ne eans 0S 81,
tic llrYl daf at tle county sSygl ,s,st, 40.
MO tioodI 6c9
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LOOK HERE BVBRYBODYll

h First Arrival Of Fall Stock ,,B
ISAAC pRAo HR has received % day. q " tSi.s5a
u VIII receive COAL ntY nom I'M
make Il 10 every one Of tlP ptmoIt iIT
belotS purehatlbE 6StRlFr6.i syn y ,,,,,osabd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
Peter Ieoher,llg
GaiheliO, RoOkaelleE and GsnsEAIIASeh"

nj, Hs-M0NROE& 20. having taken The Whsei ,Is
NV hnd Franklin Cotton NIB t1tiledin tha eM "a
prepared 10 supply ell orders St ths En,o5
and "a SheOllnSs, Cotton Yaths Cotton NaITI OYgvtH
Twlnes Cotton Chain CoSeTlld lYdTns Cotton mar
tinEs,eto h - JANIS kNOI
iYI - .vTyfstIfW Superintendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

% 11Taohine Betting. ~.
inySls o Egi isSs, s'I59s E.S YSlk
And WtCTanted e4ullt0bny made tF
Jpsl received and for aalo BY 4, ~ ipPAN.t
us ssSIaifp YSsslpSF is'S ie
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

GEN. CAss AND THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
A few days ago, we published an article from
the Richmond Enquirer in which the editor
read Gen. Cass out of the democratic party
CHASING him with Benton and Van Buren,. The
Detroit Free Press (Gen. Cass's organ TINS
responds to the reading out: .zq
elf the Enquirer occupied the position Il
once did in the estimation of the southern de.
mocracy-if, as of yore, under the elder Rit.
chic, 1t was the organ of southern democratic
Eentiment-if it had not sunk to the very low.
est estate OF j9urnalism--f it was not mono.
maniac, and the mOuth-piece of moncmani.
aos, on the subject of slavery-its language
might excite some other emotions than those of
pity and contempt and scorn In the breasts If
.porthern constitutional democrats.
' I've doubt not that Gen. Cass desires that
the last cord may be severed that bound him
to such fanatical fools-such unm itioatad
asses-as the Enquirer represents. Indeed
II he ever has been bound by anv cord IN
them, he must have supposed it long AGO
severed, for he holds no sentiments in common
with them, any more than he holds sentiment
in common with abolitienists of the North-~
the Garrisons and the Phillipses and the Ahbp
keilys. He looks upon the whole hatch IL
southern and northern cracked beads as bettst
fitted for lunatic asylum than for any othsr
theatre in life
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

A PoTHER.--Last nigh, We pabIiehedo the
first number of the Star from tho new 7" Staf
Buildings" At the corner of Eleventh ST. eet
and Pennsylvania avenue. Owing to the an :
n,Siug accidents or, rather, incidents which
rarely fail to accompany the taking down and
again putting up Of complicated and ponderous
machinery, We found it impossible to make
either OF our power presses doSits duty, until
20 late an hour as to force us to serve our sub
scrlbeIs this morning, rather than last night
edition not being worked OF until mid
night. instead Of at sundown,r a. usual. As
We do not expect to make such another movs
for at least ten years to come, we beg our many
Kind and lenient patrons to bear with our
Shortcomings on this trying ooc aston If they
could have seen all hands in and around the
Star office at work long after hours last nip bit,
cOsts eff. and every nsrve and countenance
strained with extra labor and Intense anxiety
% save them q complete disappointment, we
should have been spared the annoy ance of this
exDISnatior
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

SaOAfaoLIc 1eoNynNI1oA on Ebae lofa,fn fhn
PROVINCE or NEW YoRK.--we copy the fol.
lowing FROM the New York Express, of last
evening:
oThe imposing ceremonies of opening the
hrst Catholic CO invention Of bishops in the
Province Of New York, commenced yesterday
forenoon, (Sandsy,l at st. Patrick's Cathedral,
between Mulberry and Mott streets! The an-
dience was much larger than could De com
fortably accommodated, and great inesrest Was
msnifested on the occasion. A strong force OF
police was on the ground to 4pfeserve order
and to conduct the council, (which. marched
from the Archbishop's house, in Mulberry
street, to the Cathedral, nearly opposite,
dressed in full clerical vestments The pro-
cessiou was headeds by q priest carrying the
cress The last fn the procession was the
Arch bishop, with his crozier, the emblem u
office ali the bishops constituting the coun.
Gil were present Ri. Rev. Dr.. McClosksy, oil
Albany; Ri. Rev. Dr.. Fitzpatrick, Bishop q
Boston Rt Rev. DR.. Timon Bishop OF But
falo; .Rt Row. Dr. O. REILLY, Bishop Of Hart
ford BIT. Rev. Dr. Mclaughlin, Bishop Q.
Newark; Ri. Rev. DR.. de Goesbriand, of Bur
Ilington, Vermont The Rector of the Rsdemp.
tionists and the President Of the Society q
Jesus were also present. Mass commencedsa
eleven O'Clock, and the choir performed selec
tions from Weber, Hayden, and Mozart, in ex
celient style. After mass. the Archbishop as
cended the pulpit and delivered the opening
address Of the council" sss....s 3 *.
After the Archbishop descended from tn
pulpit, the mass as finished, and at its clos
the itany was sung. The reading of the Law
Of the church, empowering the Archbishop b
call q Convention, was then read in Latin
Other services in connection with this matte
were performed. after which the Archbishop
dismissed the congregation with his blessin 6
The procession returned in the same order il
which it entered. The performances Of tn
services occupied four hours without inter
miss;on- = -GNt2-2z-a5 70 s2-+ Gus
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

UNTIMELY END OF THE DRUNKEN Son or A
DRUNKEN FATHER.-We copy the following
from the Utica IN. ~ Gazette, of Saturday
morning last -,
"We learn from the Syracuse Standard that
u man named G. D. Brewer committed suicide
in that city on Thursday evening last, bv
throwing himself out of fourth story windox
of the Onondaga Temperance House Brewer
belonged in Herkimer county, but has been in
Syracuse some time past acting in manner to
induce suspicion of insanity For time he
was inebriated, till he was taken before a 20.
lice Justice and confined for few DAYS. His
money and notes Of deposit, of which he had
quite number, were then returned to him
and he was set at liberty, since which time tin
Thursday he was missing. He was found
again In Syracuse by his father and friend
who reside in 7Herkimer county, and on the
evening of the suicide the three took rooms at
the Temperance House. The father also be.
came Intoxicated and, unable to take care of
himself, much less Of his son. The fatal lean
from the window was taken while the friand
mad stepped out to obtain help to take charre
OF the two, Young Brewer was taken un h
sensible and soon expired" -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03
PIE K&NNAL.

....A correspondent of the New York Even.
ing Post says that DR.. Potter, the new Bishop
does not belong to the low church party. but
that he is "a consistent high churchman."
800 That charming, piquant actress, Miss
Agnes Robertson, appears at one of the Bal.
timore theatres next week She will, no
doubt: be nightly greeted by " mass meet.
ing of her admirers
....Sir Edmund Head, Governor General of
Canada, and family, arrived in Boston on Sat.
urday last. He expects to spend about four
weeks in the United States.
49,. Letters from Paris say, that at Dieppe.
this summer, all the equipages (of no bility and
others are eclipsed by the four horse turn out
of the American families Corbyn and Ridg.
way, from Philadelphia
80. The sudden death of young Mr.. Draper,
son Of the OK Consul at Paris, is announced by
NJ. Gaillardet in his French Courier CORE,
spondence. Near Dieppe he was climbing up
precipice and fell. and a young fisherman
seeing him was so alarmed that he also fell
from congestion of the brain.
80. Mazsini, the Italian patriot, was ar.
rested at Basic, Switzerland, on the eth uIt.
} 80. The Richmond VA Post says the Rev.
Mr.. Dunning, pastor of one Of the Presbyte-
rian churches in that city, has received call
from Baltimore.
80. The Paris correspondent of tho New
York Tribune states that Messrs Dudley
Mann, the Assistant Secretary of State, and
Mason, Piatt, Belmont, Cass, it,, and Sickles,
were all recently present at council in Paris.
Mr. Sickles subsequently left Paris for q min.
-. A grand banquet took place at Glas-
gov, on the 9th ult, in honor of the erection
of statue of Queen Victoria. Mr.. Buchan an.
Minister Of the United States was present, and
delivered short and felicitious speech-said
to be the best Of the three or four addresses
on the occasion. :at ear
! -. In Philadelphia, ON Sunday evening
last, Jonathan Russell q drover of Chautauoue
county, N. Y, was swindled out Of 81, 100 by
two sharpers practicing the " ball game, . and
inducing him to loan his money, giving q
worthless check for 81 800 as security.
+ 80. The New York correspondent Of the
Washington Union makes the following dis.
closure sd = .z.gssssz,.s ..se4s 49, =.
There is a report-and 1 have the best of
reasons for believing that the report is founded
in truth-that meeting of the grand council.
of Know Nothings will take place in this city
on Wednesday next for the purpose of taking
action in regard to the pending guberDatorial
contest. It is believed that the council viii
unite on Judge Bronson as their candidate for
Governor; and In case Of such contingency,
order will be issued ON the following day,
Thursday, to the subordinate lodges through.
out tho State to give the Know Nothing SUD-
port to the candidate of tho Hard convention,
In case Judge Bronson does not receive the
endorsement Of the Know Nothing council, it
is understood that he will Withdraw from the
canvas" . stsz .s,.syests.-ss3 H. :,
Well, wonders never will cease. Judge
Bronson, tho hardest Of the Hards, the rsgu.
larry endorsed and regularly nominstsd cen.
didsts Of the Know N0thinss!. rsa =, - a
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

AS-1NvAllDs recovering from the effects of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness Of any
kind, will find Carter's Spanish Mixture the on '
remedy which will revive their dropping consti. u.
tons, expel all bad humors from the blood eycits
the liver to prompt and healthy action and by its
tonic properties, restore the patient to life ard
vigor.
We can only say TRY IT. single bottle is worth
all the socalled Sarsaparllas In existence II ,on
tains no Mercury. Opium, or any other noxious or
poisonous drug, and can he given to tho youngest
infant without h. station.
See the Ger ticstss of wonderful cures around tie
bottles. More than five hundred persons in the city
of Ri hmond, Va, can testify to its good effse's.
f.sSae advertisement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

"a As the season approaches for gentlemen 3
Fall and Winter wear We call the attention of our
readers to the very large and well selected stock OF
Ready made Clothing for men and youths wear,
manufactured with taste and elegance, by NOAH
WALKER Co +, of the we'll known Marble Hall {. o.
thing Emporium, Browns Hoel. Their surt at
over coat is cut and finished with degree of tsst.
that would do credit to the frst class Gust IN
houses Their assnrtc emit OF over sacks e,mb;Le
the lac styles aud Of goods If recent importation
Dress and Frock Coats Of superior finish and Of all
fashionable colois Business suits, Coats, Pants and
Vests Of plain and figured Cassimeres. Black doe.
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pantaloons. Vests Of
rich velvets, merinos, plu hes, plain and figured
silks, satins, cassime es &c. They have a large SIS
sortment of Shirts Drawers, Undershirts, Collars,
Ties, Gloves, &c sep %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

DEFENCE OF SEBAsroPoL.-Aecordin to
the Presss Of Vienna the expedition to the
Crimea is not going to prove another oCsp.
tain Scott and coon affair. -" That paper
says:
"New forts are being built to defend the
Twelve miles each way. Large numners of
9rs snips are ready. Beside the garrison of
oeoastopoi, on 200 men are enc amped in the
outskirts. The feet is armed and will aas;st
In the defence The best pilots are Already on
board, and do not leave the ships. MsnschikofY
directs the preparations in person and With
the grsatest zeal. The inhabitsnts Of Odessa
have been instructed to burn the eity II the
allies take i, sad retire to Trapof il the IN.
tAltor.n z.aE .aaa.-a ~ -. -. -. - d