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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02
REAL EsTA5TTf T +
Real EstnI

a,;. no a 10 tate for ~
l. orMsIm street, between Fs9S,!,!,iE ri
TURNING hUm Main to Water . Sn irt
Main and one hundred and ninn,, aisht ie5
If tile whole is not sold io.riI.,s TTyil!iti
at private sale, It will be ofieTsI At ti
parcels as will suit PurclIaSeT<SIbe tii.il
will be made known
also offer my Farm, located in PutIisy
mont county, Ohio, fronting the liver o.
and, and adjoining land, OF William RI 81
This iarm contains between Of and 51as
grated bea ing Fluit Orchard. two Dyiti
Of which was bLilt last summer; also, 676
ditiOm. This Farm contains about 80 &c
only 10 rods rom the liver. II
he Central Ohio, and Marietta aud Clli
arc located through this Fam q
Persons DESTROYS oil rul chasing e;thcrc
GROUND, are requested to call ON the subscr
"ente IN Fulton, near the city.
Get5daw3m Lol
:, lie house formerly occupied by the pr
~ named premises, is Tor rent. Ari
- ~ examining this property can do SO by cal i
george, Coiner OF Main and Washington /
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DIR MoRsE's INvIG GRATING CORDIAL.

Debility Physical Prostitution, Irritabty, aud ali
the verous train OF HecttoSs it will also
Depression, Excitement, Dislike OF Society, lncapacity
Study business, Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-See adveI tisement s0pI6
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To Country Mercn

HATS IND CAP S-W no
M < are now receiving our Fall aulA
w Hats and Caps, which will be, II
largest and cheapest ever brought 10 d
NicI chants. who design Purchasing Ea$t
invited 10 call end examine our stock. u
the prices ave fully as low as i'll the B5lah,
S. D. HARPER K SON, Io7 Nif
aug3f a
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ROIIMD.

4, ... .,as found by a young man attending
A SU ~ III ednesday morning, OF the nth OF this
"a Tnafet, on i6n can behad concerning it by cainS
month tH ,9II DELL, West AIexanderPa ic2sdi Is
on JOE I + !H2gus cory and charge this oftice.l
- ~ R01RD WANTED.
k,erti.er Vishes for board for himself wife .r,
III y TssnectaI Ne and small private family pIoH
child fmriedisiay Box II at The Wheeling i. o. esse
aG JSs,Eti -, =.
9sil At Wholesale OK RETAIL.
ri receiva,-a large lot y superior Bira turned
y mi SIS very best MaTieta sharp grit for either
~ 5rv gTidng, which WIG hung l deslIeI on pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
USE HowEs COUGH CANDY

Collector of Water Rents
Mr. Editor JAMES 81 BULGER will be supported
for Collector OF Wac . at the ensuing charter cleo
ton by dc27e MANY CITIZENS
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Gcient Wharf Master, RO.ERT HAMILTON, Will be
supported for the same office tho ensuing election w
jan2S Tue EOAGN"
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I'd ANDREw wlIf

Z HsTS hUST SNLE \
in the e,elky or Trust to me erf.
book 81. pass b dS si,,, o5,etobeF. is
house OF 0hio:d tISI I9 al H. SQUIRT i5ssSS
II n'cleek. ! NJ Tic 23d , 'front.' "a
highest nidIei. FIT to sale SS hay ,9,,biis
one bundled oId Sixry the nG ny ensi H.,
Of Wheeling emmomiy cas-" ..SS.Es y " he
| sale cash.
The tue TO We above property ia be
putable but selling astUustce shall oni!I
! as is i'll ME Tesud.
dc23 AL
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Eds Intelligencer: You will peaSe announce Tin, T. P
SHALCRosS will BIO supported or the Office ofGtty
dc2s' TIE VOTERS OF sTfIE WARDS.
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Mr. Editor: Please announce JOEL TRISLER as can
ddatc for Overseer OF the Chain Gang at the esI$ cleo
ton. jnn2 MANY WI ""'
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DO uo1L rcmenn6er ~

NO. IS, WATER sTREnT9
~ newly received and gorgeous d
Z !, assimcres, Cloths, splendid VeIyIe
See, admire, and leave your mcasu
NR Il pair of PamtGlocns mud n
DER, al i hours notice !!
oHercoats, Coats, Pants, Vest. lHs
siNe variety, and OF tic finest n,aIi
sep13 MI III ~
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I
HlGALY IMP0Rnn5

A11ah1 IMPORT An
NELSON'S Premium Chinese i,n1,~-If
In the greatest Improvement vel NJ. St
labor end expense in washipg CiotlI H. y
ing. Linens and Coltons .HasheI y y
WARRANTED re -t0Itl1afe the fabric. +,
satisfy herself on that point, by SOakinga !
or Linen III the Fluid, full strength, for q
will clearly show that it must be puleIy Ii;
dilute with gallons OF water TO half PIN
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth IL
washing, which Can be done i'll s OF 3 hours
Manufactured aud sold by the subscFii5-A ~
ly puI chased The right for Ohio cOumyt, RTo
Augq No. &c, Union 81! .hl
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TRUSTEES SAL
Waeelinc Cottnn

W. O441IS COLGOn III
vi K subErih will sell al Public Adct;
i door oFhe Court House in the CITY OF
Monday thel5ih day Of February, 1851, al
l'ersouaI pre- rty Of the Wheeling Collin N
-conSiSdnEi The property h. oyyn .S IL "
o%n MINIS, w nn 'EuT lots OF ground, buitlinf
all i'll good col tlon Al nd un ing o. de-.
These Mlllare capable or S,t,J"s;.r
yards OF c6tttcIotli per dav, nn3, S.3eiIgss
a market for entire pIodnct, md al
cotton miIlins city, The nIessb mes s
tunity forPerss desiring to embark M
business.
7i1%s q sf e9s .i.nI in
with interest r. date. TLe -, ~
bonds with eoo'curity. and a deed edo oft
rThe tile suTei to be indispu.abls
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For City Sergeant.
MT. Editor, You will pleaA that SMITH Nc.
DONALD will DO supported 81 tie ncs City Sergeant
by Gce5td MANY VOTERS
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date for the office Of Collector Of Revenue, eJA
charter election, aud obge ,,,,.,y,
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Ed. Intelligencer: You will please announce WALTER
G. SCOTT as candidate for the office oil Collector Oh The
dsc SeE'"u' nV VOTERS OF THE SECOND WARD
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Editors lnteligcncer Please announce Mr.. JOHN JOHN
WRIGHT suitable person for the ONCE Oh SI 1S
Commissioner. UCS'
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Editors Intelligercer: Tho Old rrtc,ss srt Josiah
POWELL and the voters generally W. q IMPORT ti'n Tor
the U!fce OF Collector OF Water Rents dc2s'
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Mr. Edtor. You will Please announce the ma OF II,
P CHAPLNEa as candidate Tor the Office OF City Ser
geant ensuing charter election and ong1 the voters
or the dc39 FIFTH WARD
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To the Editor OF the inteiIceHccI-You rcqucstr
to announce THoS SWEENEY, Esq, MS = candidate :"
the Office OF Mayor at tho next charter election =
He will BIO supported ,, ,,,.o,,,,
jan2' BY THE FEOF4'h'
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LAND FOR SALE!
WISH 10 sell MI farm near Wheeling
i on liberal terms, anh in one or more !
desired. mars
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Eds Inteligencer: J. Il. sANGSroN will be support
cd tol City Sergeant by ,v,pn
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MN. hlCHARDMr re full
pRoFESSoR OF Music, nat Is RI
4 The citizens OF Whet yod linus
instruction ON the Piano, In Ian ltges
SO teach the French and q MI NV
Italian and German met . al"
will be used. .I,sS.,-;
The best references & Il, .r Te,I asa n
East, where he has bel eEhs ohf4nel
Further iniornatiiaS MAN
OF Mr.. J. Fickeison ~ ~, ~ S re COP
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Soul u TT
Established in l92
Daguerreotv

~THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, fn,.r.i,
House. respectfully invites Western ~
him a call.
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THE MAyT6 &RAan,Gl ~

I .I'T ATTEN II4kEi,as ipst \
MORGAN H GREfn ctties n x
NJ York AMI the. Es meres yes y
sortment OF cpths, every VARIETY e. 4
der-shirts, gloves, fsst superior 81
ing apparel, >! the which he is nd
onere'lin whe1l Elegant and tasiIioi 3
order, intbe HtaS gentlemen NIP !
or eastern NJ one question, ~ |
shortest n9 holds as the ,eaIcrd Isl !
cstablishpd no one doubts but n IL y
Wheel hitting, fitting. and aec'r4hto y
IN towHe taste and wants ofne pJgtl'
ment ms competitors, exceT i4the no
t94chis FAR, which he failed 4 because
Woi business at his esiahlshhe !
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CCOTT'S Bible. vols Little Ferns for Fanny's ,hIt'
p tie FrSm4s Nr GH ; by The H"ih9r
led edition. Home book Picturesque Wild scenes
and Song Birds supply list 911 for sale
dec3O No 81 Monroe street9a
va. a.. Cox, with Sftiss
j. L. COCHRAN, MICKEY & Corasse
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE DEALERsIN t.g.Ss
Straw GoodS,s e74+t'
HATS. CAPS, FURS, OODS,
UMBRELLAS. MInB0Ns, PARAsoLsr ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
,,,,,t 49, Hln0I bHiIHa ., hare'qy :t,ec 4opx
HEMPFlELD RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE thereby given, TO all ls stockholders, pr
~ vlie and municipal OF the tempted Railroad Com
lHmy ut The OF islalmen OF FIVE dollars per Shac is
2fsS @ s s 1 S
''e' eao'' "'' 's WG2S T"G is sS;
Washington, Pa Dec. 22. 1873 dc3O
The Lutte of Zion.
4 COLLECTION NJ Sacred Music. designed for the
y wcor tie Meho".t Episcopal Churchi consisting
cno collection OF new tunes, with most OF the old
lures inc mnm"m {; together with concise elementary
iied aud adapted 10 the capacities bcgtn
Iers etc cc:. by j. B Woodbury., author OF the Dulc
.c. etc assisted NY Rev. II Madison. pastor of Saint
JoEi't Methodist L Church, New York.
Also, u>upplyu Methodist hymn books. Cantica Lau.
dus Christian Minstrel, ayden's Sacred MelodeOn, etc.
's.F'.s ". 4DN ~ '' JOHN ii. ThoMPS6y,
GI II ncCIImg tie COUNCIL OF lie CIy Oi v nctl-
ing, held "S;h December, 1853: Mr. Lamb. from the spc
cia committee amendments the city charter, report
ed the following amendment lO passed MalC liz
1886 winch beng ID. laid or the table
10 and submitted 10 the voters at election
to he held Saturday the 9Th day OF January. 1854.
A bill TO amend the act passed March H. 1896, entitled
Gan Act incorporate the city OF Wheeling, in Ohio
county,"
be Il enacted, That The sd Section of the &C. passed
1896 entitled n act TO incorporate the city
OF Whcciin. in Chic county, shall be and the
hereby repealed. And That in lieu thereo! the council OF
city shall have authority TO levy and collect annual
tax OH all the and thabes within the bounds
said city without exception: Provided that such
shall exceed the sum OF fifty cents each
ttnube, aud fifty hundred dollars of the
value said real estate And for the purpose OF
tanning such value, the Council shall annually appoint
ncchodcIs i'll d city, and shall be impair tall!
and faithfully TO make such aprTasement,
| dc30 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Clerk
| AT \ mnrrINU OI lie Council Vi The c. ~ ilrcl
ing, held December IS, 1853:
ORDERED That Election be held on Saturday the It'll
day January 1851, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
NJ. and O'Clock, p NJ, at the usual place Of holding the
Cha and under the superintendent OF sucl
king the Of The qualified OF sid ct' The
proposed amendments The CITY rtcT, published.
Ordered, further That tile clerk prepare and Iurns: tO
said suIe ncudens suitable books taking said vote
each page which shall contain columns, head
the amendments and the other against the
amendments"
A2 iuykhsr ordered, That said superin tcndents sla
at the cerlIIy the result
poll deliver the poll hoo with said certificates,
fl~ clerk OF the city within Two days the cIitcr
-IIC3O GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
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EoXFEcrlErY, TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES
lidt her weilown Washington Hall Coneetfonorr uo
SHinvitcs haieIds to call and examine Tie xnlenIiI a.
raOf artic c'ovded for their entertainment and holi
dtenj0ymens tjcao.o,"J IN
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CONG tionery, Toys, &c.
RS. NJ. IA entSn. announces 10 her friends that
she has the largest and best Of everv
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- l,.5 5M;kkEK's sALoON.
(AkB' OWNING 80 pOunds,) will be for sale by the
NpOund dC2i II NJ PARKER
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~ ki9as Toys aud confectionery, Just reed
n uC:i n
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CHEESE,
hoxLsrqe w. X. cheese, just cd aud for sale bv
~ dc2o JOHN X. MORROW
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lib. IInin Street,
Aew bulldl orlh or the Merchants e. Meehani.s,
bak, the d lite side or the street and door S
DIV M. T. S4s dry good store '' 0outh
Thankful 70 e patronage heretofore EXTENDED q, a.,
FItsr they aPnfdent hat with their ncTcs"o ~ He
tIg lor dons neSs they can offer TO merchants siiI
grkter inducdts FOR buying than heretotnre Stt'i
= ICES - NICOLA LI.E &. nrnv
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HE first tSf this School will commence on We,
y day mo rEgShIaTy 4th in the new Hail. over tSo
tys 0A,kDS"sE HOUSE, on Riddle street, CentTe
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Tile COunH OF said city shall have authority to borrow
money in thane ami for the of said uity, ad;o CON
vey, nIorlgsc or pledge any of the pubic proS9 anu
revenues OSaid city for the redemption OF act anu
the paymet OF the interest heI bp5 SO 80 @ IL M
pair prisr fens; and such loans and ~ oH VI
OF loan aid city, sold by directly on Lne shau
be valid Notwithstanding inest DO reserN cd or taken
thereon higher rate Ihan y per Sa.sv'b L
So the acts OF tllf, 5i;a az rsb,
inCOnSiStenl ItI IuiS ~ 20 IoPeaIeu
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To the P,,

"E, the undersigned, Drv 61
w Wheeling, HAVING s,,S.Si
ioolsn and unjust practice or a
kinds OF goods sold have TeSoitaI
OF January, 1854, to diScoEtimu
particular. 50 - 4,
J s RHODES,
STONE q THOMAS. EGF
McNAlR & HERVEY, sPI
ALEX. HEYMAN, fAs
WILLIAM GOODRICH. III
w. d. MOTTE &. RR0' XII
HElSk ELL c Co., w
NJ A RSH d TAYLOR, FHS
IAEOS I,,J IL
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lust RECEIVED.
no BBLs frsranberltes for sale Cheap call soon, "a
| HCZ9 A. RIDGELY
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C1assA and Mathematician
Institute.
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n BOOKS BY EXPRESS. q.
g COTT'S Bible. voIsi Little Ferns, for Fanny's i
- tie Fricnds Mr. RuterOrd's Children by the authD
OF tho Wide Wide Worlds Wide Wide World, iIlustrl
led edition. Home book OF the Pcturcsquci Wild scene
and Song BiIds supply lust received and for sale by
john II. THOMPSON, ia
dec3O No 81 Monroe street,
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I BALTIMORE, June y, $50.
lssrs. Evans a Watson, Observation-Disclosures
Wave much pleasure in recommending your fire Proof
IFS to the notice OF the pubIicthe purchax ed
you having saved our bOnks and contents cectually,
undergoing Very severe heat during the fire which
9oyCd the entire block OF buildings Arch street
VT, on tho SchuylkI, on the 9th Of June, 1850.
Yours, very respectfully,
k19-dIY RHSSEL 4 GIIRRINS
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&iRemOva1.
nj cC!.ALLS& KNOX have removed their 1tbo,..
u sale Sto Roots aud Shoes, to the new four sorv
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I.Lrerso4ow themselves indob,.u ,,-,n, =, :,
II stole OF lacns &; Knox, will please rsi S Stai
dday ant ma lyment OF the same; bll,l ali ne
nicntms ss9Lhe House. will please present the same
dpc03 ATcrIAItrrc ,.
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1t affords pleasure 10 say thoar. and y ro,s
with Mr. Idle gentleman andIs teacher 6r xo
edge or his sior qualificaii recommen he SsI.o
'nlbIes me weutire contdST -- 0IiiSot
10 The pstrol0f our ctizF possessing On
have rarSnown tes one whose sysien1 s Su a
feations for Vocation. He is rot mr. 90 GU
tirely meets ti'nr0baily TEACHER, ''s+'" y
rscitztiGnsj iemph JAMES ID. McraRR N
dc12 l. N------ = -nSN'E1 brs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

PARIS, Nov. 81, 1854.
The Teoy Of Ink1mann- The War SPIRIT in
France Chauvinisra-F Feeling of the Trading
Glasses az RegGrds the Wo,-Zhe Fine Arts-
Gcsstp cf the Salons, &C., SC.
The cannon OF the Invaliies, announcing the
bloody victory Of Inkermsnp silsrced the futile
gossipsrs OF Parisisns. In coffee houses. in green
ICONS as every fres!de ard even at the public balls
scarcely anything but war is talked Of. An Freaoh-
nen must echo the praises With which the Emperor
txtol the devotion and intrs oiity Of NE Eastern
army in bis letter to ito Comm Der Chief, Gen.
Carrotert- But, with The Empero, also, they must
recognise the check which the allies have exoe
rierced IN consequence Of the obstinate deteacso
OF seOastopol and the reinforoemsnts OF The 2as-
sian army" May they be con6asrs, Ike sss En-.
reror, thu this check Is but for "~a r,omtn"--but
mcnea.syf Tine vii show. Meanwhile, 70 en-.
c;ussss the stsitsss, By assuring them hat iu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

the past week, the guests at those dinners being in
diepntabse Chauvfn.sts, SO long, at least, as the
ce,use OF empire runs smooth But 1t has found iss
way ont Of parors into the streets (not, OF course
into tie newspspers), and 1t will rot no y be forgot
ten By the people, who, periodically proud they
sre u the OF their brothers and sons in the
Crmea, ere nevertheless for led b. daily necessities
to couLt the cost Of glory in the shape of high
prices fer fuel, lights, rents. food, and lesseuing
demands for labor. They do rot even share
Tie extravsgant hopes with which the pros
poets Ct the exhtbi ion OF 1856 have inspired
50 many keepers oftotels restaurants, ccfeehonses
shops ard factories. The six inches Of snow that
fell tho other day and the fogs and frosts that have
since prevailed are not the only signs which predict
IN their eyes severe and cismai winter: They are
the 2nuaves have cured Of their traditional local
attachments; they are touched by hearing Of the
tenderness Of huge, rough grenadiegs to babe res
eued fVm the king ruins OF Tartar hut; and
they thrill with admiration lat tho recital Of many
Startling episode in tie history Of the Cfimean
pee tic nbut, after all, tie people cannot forget
to "ceuxt the cost to think OF the expense OF blood
as well A. Of treasure, which tho expedition has al
ready occasoned. II am not greatly mistaken,
painful sense Of the evils of war is quite general
enough in ell classes Of the French community TO
edify FIisnd Bright, or any other manoer sof tho
Peace Society. AS for the trading classes, shey
shrUg their shoulders and inwsrdly sroan ~ the
ttcueht of being 20 far removed from the date OF
that blessed after dinner speech when tns empire
was hsrsded as peace--"r Empire cest Ia Par"
Asthe Court il waiting for the fell OF sebastopol
before giving the signal for The usual festivities OF
~nter scarcely any private balls have taken place.
At cue Of them last week, omiealy serious scene
"a ssid to have been occasoned by al Italian wife,
ebo snatch ed from the head OF a rival the auburn
treesxs, luxurisnt but false, which hal bewitched
her husbard 10 forget her own dark cus.s The dis
actiofs that balls do not ctfer sought for at she
npetss CT ct the THEATRES which ae nghtlJ crowded.
A sale Ct the furniture OF sz actress of the Va
'stirs Mile CONSTANCE, whoec postponed marriage
With Il Marquis &c g., nov IN the Fast. has caused
70 muco scanrsl, attracted large crowd OK |" .uii
as sas oxsr ds5, and cot few fem,ss honnsfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

OF the crime Of writing the reports, (such 1t
hath been declared in grave diplomatic councils,)
suilty; but had we for moment supposed they
CT nfsned matter OFT nsive to the legation, and In
wi ich 1t could find means Of displaying 30 much bal
feeling the frivolous occupation would not have found
st that festival, made unfortunate by Mr. sicklss'
cratic censuIes, when 1t was suggested by several
persCn s (Mr. Peabody was not Of the uumber) that
It would be CRAFTY ing to those present. as well Is
friendly irterchangss Of feeling and other happy
results Of tie entertainment. were noticed By tho
London press. That it would be particularly grats
full to the Americans, the feeling expressed left US
tons, did we converse with any who did mot view
tie resdiress and kiHdliness with which the Queen
contributed what che Supposed would be q gratid,a-
ton TO those present, as gracious and Adylike
man. Royalty wns, indeed, shoxeiDg more fayors
upon an transformations American citizen than
diplomacy had been wont to receive; II
We mis,aie not-and we make she lnsiuu-
alton modestly- herein lies the little jeal-
ousy that has caused all this dinner difficulty Bu.
we would ask Mr.. Sickles {whose gailautry no one
would think Of putting to the test, II it wore
stsI p!ng the bounds o. common courtesy TO mske
our gallant Secretary Gu arres with good manners.
Diplomacy, fading itself outcome, stands with lash
IN bard rssdy to ltek its spleen upon those unwn.
i'ps 70 JOIN with i IN the play Of porker.
about to leave Rchmord (the recital Of such things
must seem as trivial 10 the reader NJ they are pain
iul 20 our feeDgs), We net Mr.. Peabody, with
whom AID Col Lawrence We conversed some time
on tire scenes OF the day. 1t was then, moved by
tie feelings We had heard expressed, we intmatedto
Mr.. Peabody that II the species and minutes OF
the prct eeciDgs were provided, we would transmit
them to friends, editors Of certain London JOUR-
ros, wi q request that tfeir reporters would write
them out for insertion. Our intimscy and influence
with theee gentlemen was q sufficient guar
ante for their appearance. Without roscrting TO
incusct OF rtproval. we must DO permitted to
sey that COL Lawrence. pirce hrootiDg under the