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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

Mach has been said and written ahog,
the Maine liquor Law, ~ il is called yet
we doub, IL one out OF ten who have saio
so r. Ich : relation to it, ever read tho law
in question We confess. very freely. our
own ignorance. II Was but few days ago
that wa saw, ior the frat time, n copy OF
this f4nous enactment, which has furnished
30 Auch comment, and debate. particularly
10 the newspaper pres OF the country. So
soon 40 sc can find room we expect to re>
publish this law so that our readers may be
acquainted vim its provisions.
One Of the grea. Arguments against tho
Msine Law is, that il has proved signal
failure in tina, State, IN opposition to this
assertion. we intend publishing a letter
from the Mayor Of Portland, who was orig
ins,ly ons OF the cpposer. OF the law. Wheth
or the law i. adapted to a state Of suciety
Ike ours remsins to DO seen bat Il +, il Las
bevn productive Of great deG Of good IN
Maine, no one can doubt after reading the
letter 10 question
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

At the las; accounts from ashlngton,
the IreesolIe,s. headed by Thomas II Ben.
ton, were making a desperate ehoi, IL the
House Of Representatives. to alhx the prln-
clpe OF the Missouri compromise to the
Nebraska territorial bill and to disregard
entirely the compromise of 1880. The
same party when the ter lotial irll of Ore
pon WAS passed, insisted upon n distinct
provision prohibiting slavery within tina.
territory,
The committee on Territories, in the
Senate, have made a report n favor OF the
compromise OF 1850. in which they assert
the doctrine tina, the people g the.,ertlto>
rr, through their Legislatures have the
usht to settle the question for themselves.
Aswe look at the question, it 10 like The
discussion OF the difference between tweedle
dun and tweedledumdee. The effect of
both provisions is to exclude slavery from
the territories, which was eiieclnally doue
in tie compromise of 1880.
As there 10 nothing to be gained or lost
ia this controversy, we take bat little inter.
81 in u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04
0Ia ON @.

Thnusand- ot ls,u.ni- whn zoe Netin''n-,, sit
Of faster M ta,ntnsl Sc arr h"i h~''e .e,a,ai
they np.-af to hcirfi tie ra''ent Wy ~ sub y
LAYING th, foundations i'T a srr rs OF uFV a.
salvation. lts-" ~ Z weakness 81 i"'' r,.srs'
In nnai'ier eoiumn viii he found NE '"' IL Y
Of II.i,rusask'- N,siirin-.. to N"fh a, ~
attention "f all directly Interested ~ " Nl,,a,. ~
a. ihcif a. siren T. ahh IN | Yer '"np =, W
nil disorder. afeine tom iltrc ut ~. ~ e
,i,onid make tis,' Of the ouly genuine h's""
sack Liver fills .,.t ..a
40. n. not de.,t,si." hut ak ~ "" ~,
Wo,m Srrn erd lvrr rilis. IN ah,rr 49,
has ". ntg,aiur- # ,hr rIopst'"r. \ ~.
SACK, a. more e's- are lra"aie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

...,..i..t,..n,. i. civ, ,
,....r ,.f Tia. .-..4,.. q. fu one ur w. ,m
...ftr ..u... d.,,a,d 900 al. cau.t h9l
,=.,.t... ..t.,Iu.,.. ,..n .tnru,l IA s,.
.s..a..,,.,,
Dof,.s. ia, l..' u,,h tir contested va
cas-, TO-. Ea.aD, l..q. came up. aad Was
,a,laat,, di,su..,d b aa nuae OF la
,n,r, r,,u,. .r.s 4le.lio,, ,nt.a,c ..c ,,e,
one 81 d.utr.l. uIou V.tsh ihe te,ir"N
was conflicting ine amount at property
involved !. some SIXTY or seventy Thousand
dollars. HE JuN wore uuahle {" agree.
We shsii all"de t. this case "gan.
There were other iupu.tau; cases dpri
dr1. which wei yor s.. patupou utther
examination Glt ,pttb, el chrnnclung
Il Na, surpassed lbat tie cour; wouli
have concluded VI, lhots tnis N,ek, hnt
10 is uow evident h.. il Viii take several
da,. more ,o complete the docket. IL ali
prn'mblhu the court viii adnurn by
Thursday next,
Tina ....;,r ,l,n,.rop,t.L,. ha,n io over,
E.,u,,...runnr.
...,. ,....,r,.., .,r tl,,. c,n... off, rad. ana
p,. ....,,,. ,,.ib. which the p.,tt,.a. h,i,
,.I.,l Then. b.,,. beeo d,,ru..el For
l.ond ,u.d ro,rr.i.. aL.lt, ue Bar ot War
L.u ,., ,.;.l ,..,,. ,I.,,,, ,r..,.,..,,,..r,.,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

d NM, ne hoy, did yon see The ny" !,
bst- the other night +" " \l'er them, Z
honey nm what kind at bats were W.
" iuchba,-. Ve sp,sp.en.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

HoRr DisAsrrRs ~ >rA. --Sr'e'e'
sci, arrived u, \,w York yss'eitsN' w.
had had neatly hundred denshs Nv
cholera un hoard.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04
SectatlAu Csssleverslea

coh'fo'e'S'ss !" "
zenith. The 'pidi, however, 800" 'ir" ""'
a hind of Millennium prevailed among all DC
n..,ina,,ors Vhe,hcr il was that pepp
-. ..,..e.J n tho G,,l,iy of these
$500.
oo'""'e'Sf''
aud were productive 81 his'h'''' "' ''"'
they became weaned vl,h them, We do 30
tu,,, I'm, ,t ,ll ,,.,,t. the, c.as.d to y great
,,.,.. ..i,.f.,.,;..,. f.,
s''''" ~
taiiau couttu,t.I,- t.F. t.tr t7sd, Hu'
mari, .,.l..f .,...a.... ,.u- trt,ugps rut.
,-.,.-.,. f. ,....... ,..,,..,..
~ ''H N"t'' '"''' OF
ics, lhr} are h"dr u"e stii' s"''S 'l'"
whom arc yrWed al tne bad feelings "nd
lad n,..,.,.. which h.loey % ti. u Is
.t..a ,t...
P'H''' "''''' 'N''' "'' ''
es'ants iAll ndi and Guntr'l among one "n-
oihef These controversies USUALLY com.
,,,.,c,.. i, van, mild and u.,e,lle manner,
.., ....,. .,..t
NV ''''''
hekeiwg nsnfp the places 81 uH' '"''''
nan h'hng
INV, u arS e""d has ever ''su''" "'''
.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

On the tn ait the Legislature OF Mis-
-is.ippi, elected the Hon. \. q. Brown to
the United State Senate Tor SIX years. from
the 4lh OF March, 1851 Tho following i,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

OCT Tbs Delta of the 9th says
The river at Louisville Oh the 18th inst
was higher than Il had been for eight or
ten months, with every prospect IT good
navigation for some time t. H.ie. The
Falls are now navignble Tor medium boats
to descend with tfeights. Some four or five
had already taken that channel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

Whole number Of votes cast, IA, nee
essary to a choice, -
Foo,e has ici, the State in disgust, al
event which tu, few will regret
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

WI
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IN
i. VI. ms -. t.
Inc i"I'oNms Is t'r l''''' u WIN" vi
>nathI.,luIrst
p,.vortt,r DrrtHrvrNEt
r,45..cl ph,s Dec. -. ~
S,r lo answer To- fhs ap,l culpn bv
,..,,,,,,. ,..,,,r.t hy ,nn To- iUi. uiiirr. ask
,,,, ,,ncr,.,s.d r,,a l,r,lltI.s from ~hrcyr-
80, /, i,IF..r.nn l,.,s. wa MARSHALL
A., und,h. A tn. ma,l b,, rnuyr,cd IA, tour
h,,... co,rl,,s have tlc tnn,r tu u,lnrm
,o, tia, ,hp Postmaster General /, pcol,ih
,.t Ia, t,,, fr,,p, l,,u.,i,i, i,,, n1tl. ol ser,
,,... ,,,,L,r r,nt,arf ,Nr,.ui b., fr aivet.
,,.e,,,,i .u,d ih,. rtr.,,ii tenn hripa tut
t,,, r,au,i, ta,uit. It s dr,u.o G",t,'-e.
tI,.t, d,sr
II wa he nsrcci,~i i'm, the nunlht- Of
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we mug h' i''' ''''I' u''N INV
a. gees .u" THIS place To >1I'N'p"'I aa''
a,th ,eN nude addition, 70 coDt be tuu
,i,,,u,,i, +, /. g,.r.uu on wa, si,i,. CAV. lhr
Interests "l 'h' r'"NuN require 1854 '''
mtil shunld 10. sent duiY Pos tDls r"pV y
al.r,.. anl 49,. hope that ID vui Ieao.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

OF Oar late Austin papers contain AZ
address delivered on the l2th ull. by Gen.
Leslie Combs, Of Ky, 10 ,hs Public Debt
Committee OF the Texas Legislature, It
i. an eloqoen, speech, and ought as we
conceive, to be Published from one
end of the State to the other We shall
publish 1t next week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04


uovsx.--1he bill donating sixteen sec
sons Of land per mIle to railroads o'g'nS
ting in tbs Senate, wsx under consideration
for several DAYS in tho House. When the
bill cams up on It's final passage the
Speaker announced that the Constitution
required 4 two-tlird vote to pass the blll,
and thersupnn ordered the clerk to call the
ysss and nays NJ. Edwards, OF Berar,
appealed from the decision. Tho appeal
wss sustained by the following veto
YgAs-- M.srs Baylor Berry, Noon,
Billinysiy, Nourlaud, Collier, Daniel, fo'N
ris. Castor, Loving, Lydav, Melton OF
HOPKINS, Melton Of Navarro, Moore OF
Polk, Rains, Sp.ighu Stsrp, Stout. lay,
lor. Turner OF Ru,k Nontress, Wilson,
Wit, Wood OF Cas-, Wood OF Leon -- %
NAys--Adrian, Bee, Bell. lirdweli,
Brown, Burke, Cannon, Calvert, Charlton
Cone. Crawford OF Bexar, harden, Dooly,
Dvlsny, Edwards, Fields, Franklin, toey'
o.. tlsli, HAT, Hicks, Holman, Holland,
Hunt, Kiagsoury. Laird. Lewis, Mallard,
Maverick. Muchlerv, Met olioch, VI Fee.
Moor, Of Wood, Palmer, Randolph, Rely
Roberts, Rushing. schleichsr, Shaw Sims,
Stroud, Swe.ringcn. Tah, lh'ockmorton'
Thorp, Travis, Turner OF I.asaea, Wake
Waller, Whit. Whlmorc, Wiley, Wool'
sI--53. -,
Tbs vols on the fnA! passage OF the s''
stood.
fsss--M.ssrs. Adrian. Banks, BAYLOR
He. Bell, Bud~.ll. Boon. Bour'and
R,o~n, Bs,ke, Burnsy, Calvert, Cannon
Charlton, Conc. Crawford Of u, Crs~'oft
AZ W.. Crosby, D4fd-n. Doolry. Duisny
EAv.rd,. ri Ids. Fransln, Hall. Hart
HnL.. Holo,sn, Holland, k'agsbory
Lsird. Lewis, Hsllard. Maverick Maskie'
~. aeCsIlnc.,. Moiiee. Moore. Of Polk
.s,s. Of Wond, Palmer, Psf.on', Rs'"'
Rsilv. Rsiss,ts, Rushing, >ehIe'ehsr' shaw
Hseixhs, ssapp. suoud. s~sA''acen, ''''
Tayios, Thorp, Th'oesmofton. i,as''
T.rs,. Of L.,ae,, Tus.r Of Ress. |on
49, Waller. White. whismD.s, wilson
WiLev. Wit. Wootsn--6O.
N.vs--Mes.rs. Speaker. Berry Bl'''ng''
II. Collier, D.oisl, Ferris. Fowler, Castor
~, Loving. Lyd.y. Melton, Of hopA'n'
Nei.e.. o. Navarro, Neal Randol9a,
6i,s 6so.,, Walker, Weed. /" Css'
*. ~, z i.eaa ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

Dr,ruor I.,.rr nAyi, Lieut. p"'
| ;. y, who was inlned in "a'a''s"'
recently, died on saturday.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04
r II e n a IL

"WIl VIZ +. ". General aanPhe''
pl..sse taks notice that Texas - a >ia'' ="
,,,. MON. 7nd has some right to mail p'N
J.grsf The roair from this place 20 VI"
sl,U ~ Shahysilie has been Abandoned
tor month. Veunj,--lsnd that the ronte
from <acnsaocAc to Noodsllle :. ~ the
.,,,., cofdilion and our contractor Tor
tbe unnisyille aud Marion route, has ~
.,s..onsnc-. an amount Of surplus inhScf
titorn on lis hand. which he Is nnaHie TO
,,,,,.oar The Eastern mail IS ais" he
coming ,er, irregular. We want a change
,.d ear. rot how soon II comes l"r we are
satisfied TINT 1t carnnt Dee w'ts" than 'h'
condition ol the ii.h. that jumped ir"" the
n,t.g pan INTO the fire
San Aagps ,ae H'raid
Has is ~ ye,, trnc; hr' t''- mai has
not .iol,ly breu abandoned for rn'hths, but
fr.,,nte. Ne have re,ld,d 10 his place
Tor n,alh 6,r.,rars. and We d. not r'rol-
beet q peilpd when there was any Ger
tunt, lee relation 80 tbs foetr The mail'
f.,,,nrhoct the state are ~ = drrai'ged
-nudHtoa. aud haze been IN tbs situation
nom the beginning Important alterations
ara. required m the meuner 81 doing hn'i'
noes ut " rshinrtop ior as long AS cons
Tractors aud posimas'ers are allowed to
u,rl,rt lh,r Juirs with upunitN, so long
.f ,t i,-t ,....... al tIi. d.na;tnnrui uipstut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04
lmportast Mail RoItf.

Petitions. numerogslY signed. were scot
bonn ,bis vicinity to "ur RI sentative.
Hon. Geo. " smith, at Nas"ins'o"' Tor
, daily mail from this place to shreveport
and tor direct mail RON Marshall to An'
tir In lou7 horse coaches. The following
has been clleaed IL reply
,.uiNotoN, y. C.. Jan. ., 81
Dear Au--l our. Of The ian UT" nc
COMMANDED T., sundf, ritzens OF Your
copnty. came to hand - ie" DAYS since
The subject r'aiier OF YOUR petition IA,
been attended g. so tar Hs prActcabi".
immediately presented your memorial 10
,be posloiiice Department aud procured
.ueh alterations to hr NAB 10 'he Hr~ al
,,.rt.e,nenis ns | lhua VIII conform !"
,,nt wishes i.ui tbs was rendered mach
,,e,, diiliruh. lk the TACT that the adsrr
t,.r,u.rf, had tlrpl..N gone 80 press. Noulr
y, -uln l.. om ,iatshall To II lee, tn
weekly. bt4, nH BIZ considered tpr co7fiH
,tes ms ysnic trm Ietr /" Waco
Koote W. 1aG3 irom AUSTIN to Waco, q.
also Il, v.ekl, winch accamplj-hr, the de
sized object. There IS also a route y"
7g.a. tr,m Marshall to Waco, but tbs Is
we. kin.
Now. everything depends upon the biz
ding Il I'll. Desired that the mail should
b.. conveyed b, four horse coaches, their
bid, mast bee madt accnrimgl,
I hrfrul tii eu,iose ven copy oi a lrt-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

or Senator Rusk was stopping at the
~, Charles Hotel. New Orleans. on the
lotb oil.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

fKcn,I'Ir tn,NGEIN trl tAMNEt-
Washington. Jam 10 - | h 're IL en''s"
fuuor IA Washington that Mr. serfr"'
Gnth,le vii leave the Cabinet in the e'0'T
OF iew DAYS, and i, is presumed 'h,' W.
Cushing viii take ia. place, and VIZ b''''
euidse, oi Kentucky. VIZ Cushlns'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

o. We pabllshed last week an account
Of the probabe loss Of the steamer san
Francisco, bound to California with seven
or egh, hundred passengers, and among
them tive hundred [ 5 troops The new,
has been confirmed aud 1t is now nscer>
tanned lha, one hundred aud forty have pet>
,hed. mostly soldiers, who were swepi
overheard IN the gale OF the ODD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

NNcrurR Srrro.rp DISASTER At Stl
- Rdlfimurc, Jan. Is The bark Msndi
RIA from New Orleans. bound to E't
more. was spoken, on the 18Th nit, o.
tape Fear, hy the captain "i another vi
sci. which arrived here To day. The N''
d,rin was leaking aud her captain r'qutsl'.
il cap,a,n o' the othpr Yessei t. liz ny hr
which he dbl Tor the nisht, Ia the mofh'.
she Naniariu Vas Invisible, aud II Is sP
po.ed lhst she wa, lost with all ON hoard
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-04

or The Hon. Roland Jones has filed a
petition to make Shreveport, distributing
office He has gwen notice oi an ,nien
ton to introduce bI to establish ma.
rne hospital at that place
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-01-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House n communication
from the War Department transmitting in compliance
with resolution Of the House of the 18th instant
port of the survey of Taunton river and New Bedford
harbor Massachusetts,. Referred TO the Committee
Commerce and ordered to be printed
Also a communication from the Department,
transmitting in compliance with resolution Of the House
of the 10th instant report of the survey Of Scituate
arbor and North river, in the State Of Massachusetts,
Referred the Committee Commerce and ordered to
be printed
Mr. HUNT asked consent to submit the following reso-
luton:
Rssored That the Clerk Of this House directed to nav
the widow OF Sergeant S. Pren late of Mississippi
balance which may be due him under a resolution of the
House passed February g. 1885, providing for pay and mile
age while conesting seat in this House.
Mr.. HUNT briefly explained the resolution and no OBJ
lection being made TO its introduction was considered
and agreed TO-
Mr. BERNlllSEL, by consent, submitted the following
resolution, which was agreed TO
Resoeed That the Committee Territories be instructed
inquire into the expectancy of extending the provisions of
the Oregon land law tho Territory Utah and that
said committee report by bill or otherwise.
On motion by Mr.. FULLER, by consent,
Rcsorcd That the President of the United States be re-
specuy requested TO furnish this House with copies of all
contracts made by and correspondence with the
Chief OF the Bureau OF Typographical Engineers furnish
ing materials Of wood and stone for improving the harbors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR oFTuE WEST.

Nav YoRk, Feb. 9.-'rhe Star of the West
arrived at u O'Clock, with 400 passengers aud
$3.50, OOO She brings intelligence from California
10 the afternoon of the 10th.
The Sluop of-war Albany, was at San Juan
awaiting dispatches from the Minister.
The principal cons'gnees were Duncan 4 4. s her
man, 5000, 600; American Exchange Bank, 5000;
A dams & Co., $1,000; Drexel " Co, $4,000;
Nelson & Robinson, 5,O00 Wells, Fargo q Co.,
10000.
Further advices fromLower California state that
when Col. Watkins arrived with renforcements
for Gil. Walker, the latter was beseiged az Ense-
nando. The besiegess were afterwards repulsed.
Lieut.. McKibben, private Mccormick, killed,
and five Others wounded.
The mining business is depressed by the dry
weather, but heavy rains are beginning 10 fall.
The markets are completely siagnanl, and the
depression is unexaniplet, Clean pork is selling
OF $40, mess 1880. Choice butter Csc. Rio
Coffee llal2c.
Latest advlces state that Col Watkins was made
Vice President of the new Republic of Lower
California. Walker was encampcd al Eusenando
and was in peaceful possession ul the county,,
All the Mex can neighborhoods had submitted and
asked Walkers protection, and promising ncu-
tralIly. H.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnINGToN, Feb. g.
HousE.-The Deficiency Bill was taken up. the
question being as to agreeing on the amendments
made in cnmmttec. The following were concur
red among others:
For Custom Houses at Cincinnati and Louisville
f400. 900 each; ST. Louis 100000; and at Mobile
S65.O00.
The amendment npptopriating $50, 900 for an
Assay Office at New York was agreed %.
The House then proceeded 10 vote on the bill,
when ii was rejected bya vote OF 50 nays, 81 ayes
The rejection of the bill produced much excite.
ment. A member from Philadelphia announced
that he had voted against it because it was one OF
| denominations, and contained nest egg for Mint
at New York. a'
Mr.. Clineman moved for reconsideration II the
vote and then moved TO lay that motion OH the Ia
Bile; the design being 10 kill the bill beyond the
possibility of resurrection.
A fter various Intellectual efforts for call of the
House, and for adjournment, the vote was an
nounced IS 10 SS. and the Speaker gave the cast
ing vote in the alternatives thus clinchng tn. nail
that killed the bill.
House Their, amid much confusion, adjourned.
| ,SEaarE-After Mr.. Everett had concluded yes
tertlay, Senate adjourned. Without coming toany
vote to-day, the French Spoialion Bill was taken
up and ordered TO be engrossed.. After which The
Nebraska bill was taken UP, and Mr.. Smith -oi
Connecticut spoke agains. ii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
RIVER NEWS.
,TnE Rryra.-Last night there wete A fee

The RIyEa.-Last night there were feet 8
inches water in tue channel. $3.50 a..
We learn that the rain OF Wednesday was
quite general, and something of rise may be ex=.
pected. Va
The steamers Jane Franklin, Chevoit, aud sew
eral ,otlier like class of boats, are approaching
from below with heavy cargoes for this port.
The Atlanta, Captain A. D. Johnson, was the
Union Line packet yesterday.
The Thos. Swami is lying at Captina, and small
boats hav= gone down TO receive portion of her
freight. HT .,7sr ll
lMPoRrANr AcrIoN-LtAplLIry OF SECOND En-
GlNEERs.-The Cincinnati Gazette says an impor-
tant question has been lately discus ed in refer
ence TO holding Second Engineers of passenger
steamers responsible for the discharge of their du
ties, we'll as ths First Engineers. Tie Boald f
Inspectors, under the United States Law, at New
Orleans have made the intiatory example of hold
ing such responsible, by suspending the license of
John Crawford, Second Engineer on the steamer
James Robb, for having been two mon his on board
and neglecting to inform himself Of the condition
ofsthe Alloy or Government Valve on eac!. boiler,
having them overloaded and tempered with They
revoked entirely the license of David Orr, FIRST
Engineer.
The THOMAS SWAMI STILL VfcronioUs.-The
new Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati packet, Philadel-
phin, her last trip, undertook 10 beat gallant
"Loug Tom,' but got badly beaten herself.
We learn from passenger on the Swami that
with all lie odds against Eer, she dlstanced her
competitor handsomely. $50 IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoaK. Feb. eth-Cotton market DULL
Nothing transpired since the steamer arrived
Coffee Rio III steady. Flonr,f steamer had .
favorable effect prices are sitter, but not quotsbly
higher than 9 IL 10 9,37; Southern 9,25a9 80
Wheat unsettled Corn sitter. not quotabIy high
er than 1905. Pork finn at l3.o6al5,s7. Beef,
firm ID 90. Lard unchanged, limited business at
previous rates. Whisky. prison %, better. Sugar
iMuscoyado Al, New Orleans Al. Moasses, Or
leans 90 firm Cut meats 1900 boxes hams ST;
Shoulders 81. Whole hogs CT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

rJWelearn on excellent authority. says an Eng
lsh paper, that Mr.. Mitchell, the London manager
has concluded nm engagement with Madame
Goldschmidt, denny Lind) to appear in concerts
for six months during the approaching season.
The preliminary terms are stated at ELS, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

NOVEL AND DESERVING ESrEsr.INMEwr.-Mr.
]. NJ. Allison. pupil of the Virginia Blind Insti
tutiun, and well known TO many of our citizens,
will give concert at the Washington Hall on
Thursday evening of next week. consisting of
piano, guitar, and vocal music. We are Informed
that this young gentleman plays very skill uly and
sings sSeeuy, and we trust that oil our lovers OF
music will attend this novel and very deserving
entertainment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

AID TO CoLosrz4rroS.-on Saturday Mr.. Bull
lock, of the Senate. reported from select com
mi,tee bill appropriating SIS 900 per year, for five
wears. 10 aid IN the removal OF free blacks from
Kentucky to Liberia. The bill was made special
order for Saturday next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

GREAT SALE OF PORCELAIN WAnE.-We invite
attention to the sale of French Porcelain Ware,
Bohemian and French Crystal Glass. &C., at
Washington Hall. .,....s .sg
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- . VIM. II. Needs,
& Hsfnuk book Manufactured

lF No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
THTOULD respectfully their friends and the pub
wv lie in genera that they bought the establish.
ment lately known James Ewings BookbindeTy and
BIankbol II mandatory prepared to Rule ard
order olank books OF every description music
magazes periodicals. &c, in not to be surpas.
and by any esta blishlhent iii the country.
lc1@ConsIanty hand an assortment OF blank books.
APPLY f'f.rs7l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
CAUTION.

Or. MoRsE's ISvIsoR ETISG CORDIAL as been counter
feited by some unprincipled eIso1s.
In future all the genuine cordial have the proetors
sme pasted the cork OF each bottle and the FOL
lowing words blown in the glass fali7
81 DRssMoRSR,s, INyIGoRATIS6 coRpIALs
= aTsS .sass - c. n. BING, PROPRIETOR, n ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.

FEB. 9th.-Rlyer stationary. E.tr ~
The announcement OF the Pacific checked all
business Previously there was amoderate bust
ness doing in Flour at 6,90a7, co.. Shoulders and
Sides sold al 5a6c.s Mess Pork 1900. Lard, Dbl.
Ste; keg 10c. Molasses 23c. Sugar 4a54c: Clo-
verseed 5,75. 4 rF- r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

Tn- vryEnAL of the late CHARLES w. Eorr
,,;,I ,okr place this morning al 10 O'Clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.