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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20
MR.. u. <. COLLINS

Since the announcement of the bereavement
which has befallen Mr.. Collins, rumor has been
far from being inactive in exciting the fears Of
cur citizens relative to his mental and physical
condition. Early yesterday morning it was
rumored that Mr.. Collins, unable to bear up
under the heavy infection, had died during
Wednesday night At late hour it was re-
ported that the calamity had weighed so heavily
upon his mind that he had become maniac,
Other statements were to the effect that he was
violently i'll and past hopes Of recovery. The
two first rumors soon died out. The idea of his
Illness, however, being not improbable, gained
considerable credence. We were unable. how
ever, to obtain confirmation of this at Mr..
Collins office, and we think it may be safely
regarded as having no foundation, except in the
great depression of spirits which Mr.. Collins
must be now laboring under in consequence Of
the calamity. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

C,usm oP IlARD 'rMrs.--A contemporary, dis
euaing on hard tines aud The cause, slys lhl' OUT
difficulties arc almost wholly attributable 10 The
"Yomrg America" potion oil society Those ial-
lent gentlemen and exquisite young ladies, ii soys
ate empharicoly consumers. they do aolhur
produce nothing and lleir gold OF uol OF llsir
fathers, goes indirectly 10 Europe 10 pay lot arIl'
cIes which are absorbed in nothing. a Eve hun
died doaryeil, tho1sand dollar SILK dress. or o
bundled dollar ke.cbief, when reduced to its ia
Ga,tc substance -lhal is, ashes--llas not nutri
nsal euougl to fmo'iry ten grains Of wheat. by
lhb NslemOr fast living, sup nnduced through q
hse pride, Europe gels our roll aud we get her
dns Is it 10 be wondered, then, that people
coupaa Of hard tines oaj ligbI money mar.
hl' Youog genllemen aud young ladies, ponder
upon these things. rmnk, wmle you ore yOlares
Vi pride and ap,m Of abomin bir fashion, that
your NlheIs may be whiting la menla agony and
goded, bowed to The very eatRwilliPee."Io'y
embellishments Beauty may, ioT nme' Slime
auaclivyly in borrowed plumagy hut when UNI
masked, is rel ulsige. WeNOdld rolher weat
gormeot Of Iinyey wools5y, pad loG have an easy
conscience, and Je nee from debl, than wear Tie
clown The Bouboas worei a subject, yrs, even a
'lareof the impohuning, petllaps unirellng cred
loL or msfciless dun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30


CouruuLSrARY BESguT TO Ma JAulsoS-
From some cause or Other The great body Of Gu
citizens were no: aware That Mt @ JAnrsoS, who
bas been performing for few evenings post with
avery respectable company tthe MeIodeon, iitle
brilliant aud disluguslel NJ, Jomisou vito loT a
number Of yeaB has occupied place among the
6st actors Of ADerica AS soon os we had
an opportunity of witnessing his Performance, we
lost uolime in announcing who he wosaml whol
he was, but just about lhsiiae he announced
his determination Of closing hg performances
tie ldends u Tue drama, hlwe.eL being dttiIous
tint The should mol leave the city without some
evidence Of their appreciation OF his merits, have
rendered him complimentary benefit, and to-
morrow night, Mt Janson will appear as HAM
LIT, and in Tie entertaining play Of tbs Iloron
DnMoSp Let him have a full ard opprecioling
house, aud we will forfeit our claim TO any indg'
menl in such matters ii lie does not give us such
acting as hos rarely been seen ia Wheeling
Mas. LmouroN pho neHouaIts HE principal le
male characters, is q olasls, cOuecl actress rh.
oiltrmembrgoflle COMPANY ore well abls per
finn their ports.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Nav Oaln,ss. Nov, 2g. Atih0 slaia election
lol sen6oftl Monday lh5 democrat nominee
Wos beaten 800, by doe INDEPENDENT candidate
who was supported by le know naihings
1le la,tit accounts ION Texas, STATE tbol lha
Gotetnor ha, declined 10 issue pfopo'als iof ano.
lherconlmcl ior hnilding ne Pacific Roll road
BUtsoeg, Nov .9.--No mall from beyond
Mobile. Two Orleans nails mallsdue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
PROgg no DgAru,

CoLuNnIA, s. c., Nov 2a.-lwo men were fro
zen 10 death near Mobile, last week while gun
ming IN JOals
Tue Governor OF Texas, ina long lelleT to NE
State rrvasuJer refuses 10 accept the slOoS Offer
ed w WoKtaud King, lecouse ihe note Of de-
scnpiion tequiled by law aud transferred ns re-
quife1, wps moi good paI Stock Tie ilereoie de-
eIares Tie conttacl NTH and void aud proposals
lnf new ONES ore 10 De IeeeINed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Oantain Ohnot.
me Hgnd o. fiiE rftyan6Teb Wore
YiFkNn f8lRS - ~ AFHo4NsLAylR
namptonIa Vlgalabla IInoLnle.

'An hNfl ihINN uf 10 hfAflnN 1hAENH,n
Bampton'a Vegetable Tincture,
(tApfAiN eAho1w bmtcr laaloi5 teta he eiitn
~ daul aHa llenl ai'l isnpw NffiH ~ e11i OF no
Weoxiaol nomal letter wiiiehio NJ giochhddss,
OF o Fountain lioei, HaNl0oio. 'fhe letter 1hombbo
tad inN toit does credit TO Mo head anA heaitoi the
1apah u an vito have been euled By ibif lnelbTe Of
h9mplons would thus trt1k oui, many now aunellng
mlyhl be liduced loip lhAgrtol snedy
Having called on ne on NE iQihoi April ard sgtpG
piosnedon ny bed, utcle'a in sll my limbs, yodteh
elplefale nearly wei as Wyfcli hfpvmpt Iclfl ie
eeiNei nom lunplons Vegetable Iinciuc.
lla lsly pity specific ihould not be approved
oy geutal mfn al like all Taient drug shOwd tl0or
we lmp9auo tha " bile geieiuiy tNc 10 such pcaft-
Mons. iwVel, Nlo Ya'aiWas opposed loafaieHgd
sfrsh, loyA 19 1eaelne Will reltciuhee aud wiihvui
rouhdrtgein ~ otd only lhtOigh loir islhlff-
lion, that ihdutth NO loiyllht really beiettd Ntsea'
You nay inform Mann. Nottn,i 4 5fat,et nat uey
are at liberty 10 E1he ute oil NY tame lille ennort oil
lhe good Effects oil lf liAmpioHs Vttstabe fnctuTe as
~ has cured me IN 1--WE weeks, OF ebiouc nfimmttory
Rheumatism, contacted mdfr hopleai tllmales ana Of
Tlears'pclodlal duration ] haze only used lieo lot
ues, and hnd lbat even Tie dcomed Parts o. my banda
aeiastretrnis ,helrioontr iaima and ALI apoas-
alre.
have been under Tie lTcaimcn 81 several phlalolna
Ia i0hdonal Paris, bat wiihru an ararcni hcuenii
asoi while M New York, having TIED ne ih0mpt0niti
and Homeopathic lemfdiest aileI laNug bteniornenied
WIN galvanle balelos. cold and aromatic bsil2, and huu
deds oil lernsl onl eNlernol medicines ell iol eject
am eOiaL quad BY His "lltmpions Vegetable Tho
Ihsmors, my dear tjr, stcept or lie 0tuaice OF my
THOR. CANOT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

posoSl>c Hr ylsrlNo CARDs In recent
i,amal we have observed repairs Of four cases VI
.o,ooing in ohildten by the nlroduclou OF visit.
rt cords Into tue mouth They ull recovered, al
longh The symptoms were Of analuming caamo
leh lIshould be generally known thal in The
ninubclute Of cauls-m lhg euameling and col
,d,g-yarOus salts Of arsenic, copper aud leod
nc used, which ace capable Of producing seuous
sickness aud even death. Cnillren should not
lie allowed to pluy will, them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

lhrL AsD PosT 0TrcE ARRANotHsNTs.-Acoor
Joslolhe new ARRANGEMENTS, The Eastern mail now
arrives here at 1925, The Past Office opens
q. half past O'Clock p. M,-olosys al 5, and is
OMEN in the evening lton G to Z @cl ck
The mail leaves here at 4,l6iP.M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Rfirdsi 6om ooat,tni ,0aiouf Jfom ourdgcuh." az
hsrtNim sHci0 y0u dTalf yor -- doharF 6edHefirg
one hiad al AID iiusiy doidFtds ny e6Haiu6H on
kssalsol ne iatimo,h.n stand n u. Red 90 Ittaii
rs1itzs o. eommbtoHo myicis ior Mitme9h dLoihoHs
hnflrsa end ltSHigf tt dNiais" nc. Fiod.
The occupation viii prove light aud genllemlnly en-
poyuoul-ss homo able as 10 is plOfiab.e.
NOagWl win he accepted unless able 10 produce subs
shuti5l testimonials as 10 character and idustry,
salaries VIII DC arranged ior tic irs' year n prefer
red.
so mauy answers 10 Advertisements ave forwarded
from mOl,esof idle cuOsty only The alterlisors will
consider no application unless impanlej BY Ono DOLE
llruseYideuce Of Sincerity when lull raueuA's will DO
forwarded
Address BURNSi BENEDICT & Coz
BALTIMORE, sd.
20 tie substantial nature OF NE entepuse, we oer 10
KrHNtrn q utLt, LE Roy, SoAs q Co. Also To Han
tLToN r. Wtsr Ohioi Hon e ~. Dtsus, Rhode ltl-
bui, aud 81, RAY, Key West Pla. nei6d' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

W,smsofox. Nov. 29, The Stale Department
announces ne reception Of Official Information
fron ne Frenchnni English Governments Of thtn
inientiont8 vigorously tuioioe llOck9dss 20 que
sphne agaioatRasaon forls 30 lbe BaNe White
Black and AzOl Seas,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Two IIoRsEs DEowNED AT BESwoop--W learn
lhillae baggage wSgon with Tie two horses at.
ached, used at the BsnwoOj crossing Of ;he Cen
ual Ohio Railroad, we've pteopialed into the hy
rryrseldoy IRON The l7V bOaL Tie horses were
drounyJ, and the wagon had uol bgea recovered
at OUT last accounts The accident IS attributed
lolhe breaking orGlliug dowtot The apron OF Tie
boat The wagon aud hofses belonged to Messr.
Slallcos & Terry Of This cry. We have not
learned the loss, OF the quantity Of baggage, il
rny, in tile wagon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Tur Rrrn-Last night there eGleul 9 inches
water ia the channel aud falling There was
considerable freight received aud discharged yes
,rn,y, and the wharf presented on animaled np.
o.sfance lenelollr Potmuyols aud departures
see boat list.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
n1vrn. ANn WRATHRR.

CNcisvAri, Nov. 29-Riyer fallen Q inches
Weather cloudy, Indications ol rain
pirrsnuaan, Nov 90 River feel inches,
inling slowly Weather cloudy aud cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
HUSBAND, WIFE, q YOUNG LADY CuREDI
LE1'FhCT 81 KAhli
HARWtIy.ttr, ALT hcuy Co, Nd.

May Nht 1917,
10 Mssta. Moriiuitr d Neu@ioy- Lear Sit-ln justice
10 D. ilamplous Vegetable 1iFtwe,l WISH iulo ~
lOulla wa, hkea aeR on Tie ID psy Of JsHuay last.
with a uiltctonU l tic stomach loves and hdleJG
Nas attended by fvpr eminent physicians loI hoie than
tW0 nlunlill- ant0 ntllr VI no elect hhltVAc hH0Ri
eiseut tile geit Niiue 10 tpntiuPb lteluTe nom ono
bottle Which my vile lad lahen two leat6 tlnte,
diee tommy lhyscans, but lle llnclu,ei ant am
happy to mlOulu1 ihal had loi taken Two days be-
iOio eltils puNellu ihilclce uOl nv siouaelI have
confined using tie 1cue, and en- Jw abb 70 ltayc ny
onnii and eat any common die without niuci eOii'
Nemeut vi pieSsute ON MY elObIclt
Tile Afflicted, or llclr rldsi ale dally ylsliliG NE,
Hampton
cS eel to send you several certificates ~ few dsyt
one, especially oua yuuig ADJ WIN bad hsen confined
10 her room or inoubs, wl dtease OF tho head, al
''''' ' ''' X W. HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

NoyrmngR 29-Foufdul and nominal, Whis-
Ky deolin,d to 81 els, Hogs lending upwords
500 sold at el,31ii Holders genenllY 6rm. Nolll'
Ing done In provision, SlIW IN gooj demand,
100 hhis sold At % to 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

NV Friends

nd the Pablo generally are hereby nomed
~ that Keen torghntIo on hand soect sssoIileh'o '
READY MADE CLOTHING
or ,h. t.,t n,tv anI Of Workmanship aud d hcquil
10 tbo 6Desi custom workl-a elleuntalce worthy on
,'oie to frsyoierg ana others Ill HUGHES
No 81, corner Monroe nd Wolei A,
..nto UhWiiuF la
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

Iris stated hat urw Oa'rhol cJnnleflsillO's
IN The State Bankot Ono, ats ro'tnglnto circn'
grsn They are sid Ia he e''semugly we'll
,op,. We have as yet seen no de cupiOn Of
irem, butitw uld Jvw,ll for our teadeBlo Lson
The Iook out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
Nrm nn1RANs MARRRT.


Nov. 2s Cotton unclangedi sales of 5000
bales Coffee Rio, sales Of 1000 boys ot9i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
TRANSPORTATION,
Trnnsporiutiou ofIieo D &O,iB.IB.Uo

MuHELlNu STATION eVlh Nay, 1871 }
ONaud after Mondly next lle ga inst Second Cleo
Car willbe attached TO HE Passuge Train leaving luis
Station Tor buluhloe at Qil6 u. Patsehsers Will be
lakchlO fcllcrmlui LnmbeIaW ard halimole only az
tie lullOWiugateN
10 Felteunlu. Observation-Disclosures s9lW
10 Cumborlud. Observation-Disclosures
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..ssstsspiV
Fifty pounds OF personal baggage OILY allowed eac pass
seuge alloyoI dly pounds win charged a. % es rer
pound
train al thn regular nro will be collected as no second
Byoider, D. b. FORD,
mvy3 Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

(HAN BB 1IAnAT
WHEELING, ~.
Where THOS. HUGUESnwallsh bis ireuds, wlnan unr
ratalleled assortment OF ciohy CaWimu@ ad Yalin3'
Of every shade OF color and pattern, Aao-Silk haun,
Velvet ana Fancy Ycsgs ln urorceiyoblo variety and
e.ouisiie ouaGtes which Wl De made TO Older ol lower
raleg tlan any other house ~ ths elH. lenlg
nRNTLRMFN deslrons to obtain suit or Clothes OF
" Ue finest qual ty male mi Tie most Jd,houlk fWs
and at irdsrahariiy LOW PRiChS e9n0o 90 by leaV
No IS. corner Monroe and Water tls.
,ent9 1Pis,liug Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
HHIaKnIL q %.

i'll ibey will orona heavy aud very choice SELECTION Of
rich and bcsuiiul
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
This day. lie t6ih lust, beingthelr
BECOND STOCK or GOOD A
this season. purchased principally Homlo latest inpor'
taions OF tho celebidled houses OF n Slewart 60
Jas ItrE q CO., and Arnold Constable & Co., and also
nom sume of the iate large sales ai auction.
Their stock will compute latto variety ofa deseHp
lions of ness Gouds no ne ne west gs. olo1ks, man
tes aul miseelansOus Goods oil every deiodplloni aud
They pledge Themselves shlot DO eXeeed IN beauty OF
styles b. n che spness Of piice general nvihllons
ooif HRlsKBLL & 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

MANILES
A FBWsyery handsome Pads Nantes addilona--re
5oiT HgIsEglL 4 Co
WhIio wheat Extrn Family Flour, &c,
iINuE subscubeT has last received ON sale
On barrels LOckw0ud'8 BXtu FUuu
10 do Pta4eris do
do do extra Family Flouri
200 bale, 61tqhliiy Hey. n,6,,,.,,,,,
iet4 A. RinG FI.EY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

nB9RBMBNBgR COAX lHALIp eantti, doH
ltY mipf ssii s1itli viNssh and is5oaHd ioaeli D
town,
QJBRE--How cansho DO II Because she sells for
casnl ost!
FALL AND WINTER DRtSS GOODS
NToNAlR q HBRVRY at6 showing up Dress Goods
All OF every description OF Bng ish, Freueh aud DO
nestle Fabdes, at prices TO aull puclasela Ool 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
NOVICE.

ITAYING purchased theaboye establishment from my
i i LrUller, shall always kstn on hand ileshaI
tbepattonaee OF tie oldcuat0mers or NY hoef and IA
many now ones as wlg,e NE cali kuowlnsas do tia
''Y ANDREW MUbDRRw.
Nvbeeipr lime p1lh 1884 ieS0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30
Paw Your Taxes


THRstoekholders The nempded Rallrosd Company
aro requested to call upon Dr. Juea akerand settle ihelr
'"'''' ''''' WIN. HART CARR,
sute5imd Treasurer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-30

che ladies Of the Fourth prc,bytorinu
otn,sh ullgjoa Supperll Wellington llall, on NE
',,rImor Tho 7lh dnyof De'embsru
r,t,ls or admission and Suprer gl,Ol
rdsl, Tor two peron' LN
IsJi, not wishing Supper will be admitted bypayhg
,,,rtr d e cents atihs door
wlt,llnr, Nov 2olb, 1854.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

Our Door ErIoUETTE-- gentleman
meeting or passing a lady on the side
walk should always pass On the outside.
One gentleman meeting another should
always pass on the right.
a gentleman walking with a lady
should never tender his right arm.
A lady, as general rule. should not
take gentleman's arm in the street in
the daytime. However. it is not i'm
proper when the couple are strangers in
the city. or when the walk is thronged
with strangers.
A gentleman meeting or passing gen
tleman and lady. should pass Oh the gen
tleman's side. A lady should pass on
the lady's side.
A gentleman should never fail TO salute
LADY of his acquaintance when within
proper distance, unless she wears a veil.
in which Case ii would be highly unci,il
to recognize her.
When passing dwelling. as general
rule. it is not polite to look into the win
dow, but when a pretty woman is sitting
by it. for the ostensible purpose of being
looked al, you may be considered uncivll
and ungenerous If you do not cast al ad
miring glance
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
Eastern s. Ujar n.tDs.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.

New YORK, April s,
The Europa arrived shortly before 4
o'clock.
The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool
on the 25!h, having put in at hinsole on
the 2lst for coal.
The fear Of war produced dullness in
the markets. The export of gold was not
so heavy. The Bank rate of interest was
unchanged.
Tho London Globe states that Russia
consents TO recognZe the neutrality OF
Sweden, 1t now remains TO be seen what
will be Russia's course respecting Den.
mark. The Prussia people were earnest
ly peti,ioning their government to join
the western powers, but the government
hangs back Austria seems To act in con-
| cord with the western powers, but not yet
in any decided manner.
From Omer Pasha's camp. on the DAN
ube, there is nothing new except that con.
tinual affrays are taking place at Inc out
posts a, Kalafa,.
An Engsh and French lrigata have
gone to destroy the Russian slockade at
tIl0 IiiOulI1 Ol lie DdLuOe. 1nlS Will prOO-
ably be the first of hnstolilies.
From the Baltic or Black Sen, the fleets,
or from Asia, there is nothing new.
The Greek revolution ye; lives, but
languishes.
The exper, of grain was prohibited from
the Ionian Islands.
The Cunard steamship Cambria. sailed
on the 25th from Liverpool for Kingston,
10 ship more'ironps; and The steamer Ten
eriffe will sail for Malta with part OF u
regiment.
LATEST. The London Times of Satur.
day publishes the following:
BERLIN, March 24.-Count Nesselrode
has communicated TO the English and
French Courts tha, the Emperor will give
no answer TO their join. summons.
There is no change in the Danish min
isirv.
PARIS, Friday divisions OF the
French army for the east will have en-
barked by the end Of the month, and the
fourth will follow very early in April.
AT Marseiiles q grand fete was prepar-
ing for the Duke of Cambridge and Prince
Napoleon.
The national loan subscription, it Is said
now reaches 400, 900 900 francs.
BreadSlufIs market is characterized by
increased pressure to sell. Wheat had
declined Cd on the week and was neglect
ed. Flour in moderate speculative de-
mand, but not sufficient TO relieve sellers,
at IS decline. Indian corn unsaleable at
39s exship. Flour quotations vary, but
the average would show 33s Cd for ives
tern canal; 35s for Ohio: Baltimore and
Philadelphia. 34s. White wheat los Cd;
red and mixed los.
Provsions--Gardlner quotes beef very
firm. Pork firm, but market iavors sell
erS. Bacon dull. Lard 54s, but higher
prices asked. Tallow steady.
Londou breaestufls market dul. and
business ofa retail character. Last weeks
average of English wheat l9a22s. Rus
sian produce continued to advance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
Louis NaDeleOn'S Pcliry.

Since the accession of Louis Napoleon
to the imperial throne of France, the
course pursued by him in all matters has
been marked by shrewdness and tact.
of which previous to his elevation, no
one supposed him to be possessed. His
principal aim is 10 acquire popularity a
mong the masses of his subjects. for the
purpose of rendering secure his grasp upon
the Gsllic sceptre; and in pursuance Of
this object. he never loses an opportuni-
ty to ingratiate himself into the good
wishes of his people. An instance OF
this policy is mentioned as follows by
Paris correspondent of the New York
Courier and Enquirer:
Whatever else may be said Of Louis
Napoleon. it must be allowed that he con-
trives in all his public acts to perform
them in such a manner es TO please the
people and constantly increase his popu-
arity. This has been er,inently the case
with regard to :he new war loan of two
hundred and fifty millions. Instead Of
accepting the offers of bankers and 'capi-
talists, which were ahundantly suffcien.
TO cover the amount, he has thrown it
open to the whole people by giving il the
form of nationa! subscription. Every
ons can join in it. as subscription book.
are opened. not only in Paris. but in ev-
cry important town in the, Empire. and
subscriptions are received for as small q
sum as ten francs of rente. and the sub
scribers for small sums are particularly
favored. This plan has been,
undoubtedly. and in reference TO politi-
cal calculations; its object is TO associate
the whole country in the most direct
manner with the efforts of the Govern
ment in the struggle which is about com
mencing. while it interests the national
feeling in an important financial opera
tion."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

This is time when no man. not ac-
tuaIly at the point of bodily starvation,
should be without good newspa per-
The times are momentous. All should
know and understand the mighty events
going on around them near and far. An
agitation is springing up in our own
country that threatens TO surpass all the
other agi:a,ions that ever have shaken
and convulsed the foundation Of the I'm
ion. A dozen questions are pending be.
tween foreign governments and ourselves.
either Of which may at almost any mo-
ment precipi,ate US into war. A war has
already broken out in :he East, a war
that must inevitably involve nearly or
quite all Of the nations of Europe and
Asia. war likely to be infinitely more
bloody in its progress and more vast
in its results than any ever before waged
upon the earth. Every week is destined
to bring intelligence Of mighty events
and is this a time whe any man to whom
God has given soul superior to the IN
stincts Of the beasts of the field can be
willing to remain in ignorance Of what is
transpiring at home and abrood?r
Lou. Journal.
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