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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

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ti9 cincn rCr terrliden, prr belteri, alSgeiuGtss
itsn 9rIGtcn unp wcBIiriIltfn Stcds sen "
9lQerlei 9rrttcr, 9alfen, Scdntlinae,
Sd,inbrlh 9lanfcn, 8enstpnrbs,
Glatbparbs, Sattrn, Gfrlten,
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crcr ppn ir5cnp cincm amber Scb httens tnerm
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nit Der . ampfs Sagmatlr an rer ae6a
itcben, Iu iinc ir i'm Stanpr Sauhcl, bon allen
91nacn unp EitIcn, rie rs aud, nur ecrIauat prrs
rcn fann ;u ltrfern ltnp bpor auf fiir;ert Mn,eia
&c unp an bitlt8cren 9reiben ais ie ;uYcr. tlab
ptnift MIN Gtwas, 70 brau6t man burhauS
ntft langc rafiir iu rartrn.
Sic finp in her 9hat trr,lid raNttar fir tits
fer srnc1tnr lcbr literale llnttrituems, unb ls
merren litt Sa atIrn !9c.cn teirrtrn, bur6 bilise
9rcBe no rinftlidt atrartuns itrer @rl6dfte,
lid itrrn Ycaen anttcti ter @unf bcs Dublitums
su;ueisncn, wel&c 0unit iie immrtbin III santba.
rer Griancrun8 baIten wcrpsn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

pas-llnferm Srrurb Sames gGttt unIrrn
fer;li6cn Gant, fur jsne trrrI5c SUDDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
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fBnnrr, ba6 or iererscit auf Sanb tattn miro btr
bette unp frCGIfdtite Stcd sUH
Gabaf unb Gi0drrcn
Der jemats in Gllentaun su finbcn mar. SdubGer
in ptigen Slrttcln merbrn C5 su itrem 8crlbfit
ftnben bel mir anjuirrcdrn, iRoem tG alt brn nie>
perIen 9tiloeelpbta un6 9hu,2 2Irrf sBbclrfdIts
Grebsn rrrfauic. Gin aHsencinrt aiicrtsmrnt
amerifaniitcr urp &uarartiser Geaf 1abaf ale.
set auf 6ano. r.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Teu'QerF, IS. Mat.-Das S6iT grippe
IRct it beute ;uriidsetebrt, unp Bat 2ouis 9 a.
fer, Gel4ulo9t 9cc ermprpet Al batrn, an
Scarp. Die Gjrdpeitpt lanstein 7 Gasen BON
Neupcrf 3u 9almas an. unp rlrtcte baleltit bis
bas S6ifT nSiabcaa Serrtt" f4 ndtcrtc, rp
alspam bic S&tf5tcamten Ii4 rarauf trgaten
uno ben Hliihttna felmabn,en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

QouispiIle, ~. Mai. - Der Courier BON
feute Mor9en SrrbHentli6t einen Ian9cn SrrI
spn Yrrf. Nrrie an Silduf SpauIpins, lit Grs
wiercrun9 auf bic Scbauptlms pes St6cfs, bab
9rcf. Mcrie niGt beweien f5nne, bae eafayrttr
je Die S4rrte sctraudt: ,8enn je bic 8reiteiten
ric1es eanccS CS. St.) 5ertrimmert tprrben, Ic
wirc ris5 burb Die r5midsn 9rieter scitrbm.' -
9rcf. NcrIe bepetif, pap iidb 2afaYette Der irns.
li6en sScrte teotent uno mriit susetd nat, rae
bic 8e'reisfdfran8 pec StI4rfs ni4t sIautwiirs
pid it,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

PR a D a, 15. Wat. = SbcrIt
&innr9 purpe bcute sur ben 9ti6trr Rane bonn
Dilrift'Gert6t Der Ser. Staatrn srtra6t unb
unter 50, 500 Sdr8Itaft sefelt, I'm lif auf bic
antld9c, burG IuSriiitung zines S6iTts srsen
ben Staat Mcarasuo bic NettralitGtssefebc srrs
lcbt gu tatcn, ;u Scrartmcrten. GtelfS S6tff,
mcl4eS nit 300 Mann auF9eritrt it, lir9t bier
gum 2lb1e9eln tercit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

TcusDorf, II. Mai. Der SpFtimpIer
attonttc, mtt6er seitern nad 2jperpppG utiubr,
naHm 260 9aTasiere unO St,89i. .4O6 in @rlrs
iradt nit. Das @elO purpe gum srEBtn Gbeit
Srn 9Iaenten Der @etrtpsr Barring unb rer Ges
triipcr 8ctbi6tle yerlanrt. Inter ben 9aiIlajes
ren tsfano iit Der @rs9rSTOent 5itmorr, prl6er
tie Snruitric' 'Nu6iteuuns in 9aris uno metre gG>
Der re5 ruropGiI6rn Sentiments bciu6cn nil unp
mcbre GpnqrebmitsIieper, mrIfe iiA rie grIagrs
rung sOn Scbaitrppl anIeEcn wrllcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

ct Qouie, 8. Mai.-Sn etner seiriRtn Sir,
dc bat es pcr &urScm Strrit swiidcn Den Seclcn,
hirten unb icinen 9ISuti9en S6aien scgetrn. -
Der 9aitor ica nit 9cwiien StweIern Der @cs
ntrtnpc gu intim 9cWrrben Icn. tpcriitsr f4 bic
daccrcn S6wsilsrn Iebr emp6rtcn unp in elmer
MafrnsSeriammIun9 BEN palrr auTpreertcn, abs
Sunanten. Den Oamen I4Ioiien iia rte 0lamer
an unb Der 9aitcr muBte 9eten. Tie STRIDE
IeIbjt Ic[l in einiocn Sa9rn SertauIt werren.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

Jcmimy, and Cousin Josh, anil Aunt Iiesiah, aud
Sergeant Joel, and Capt, Suckers and site "
Others think with me oil that pint.
Bat Unjust return 10 Nj, Wise, u II Is The same
Mr.. WISE, aud ! can find him Raly Ginerai, Is
This the Same Nj, Wise, who threatened 10 pull
Nc. Folks nose; and almost burst his biitr abusing
Inc Gineial, anil Gin. CSss and Sino,er Wright,
a,ul thai full bloolcd old D'lwn Eas! D.mictai
Spntel Woodbury. $50
see 4 long article IN The Richmond Enquirer
untitled. "TAe political rnleer an patty services
~ Il. a. Wisc,' wit suppose hy NJ, l'tirr, IOt
sid Tom II ke was living never could have Wi,
thai.
Mr.. Priet proves clear as MUD, ttai Mi Wise
is ptGpst Dmletal, without ellck qnyIwhete;
and Winds up thu whole m,lter with d grand
3ulisll lllai, a'rhis is the record Of i,A WISE
Wiet+ Is Lettell
Now Gineral think that Is d ilins n, and yO,l,
and Giileral Jackson and ], K. Polk, and SiIla,er
Mason, John l.etclet and Thai rale blue hens
chicken thai font aen Wise III i0s Nov |, Is b.
enough fof The iric grlt the real '.ol Intr$" the
la,Iye burn Dimcta,s 10 lie sol ba, bH, II is.h
downright insult 10 our Understanding thus 10
double $ us back
lul that i'nut all. rs gel over klnily place,
we are told illnl Nj, Wise when he turned Wing,
rs We all thought, was just "paying postum"
against The "tlr loA, aud all that time wos
real Dlnictat. Now il this was SO, we were then
all Wings, which God forbid. Now II this was
l.Ue, we will agree Mr.. Wise was q good acter;
aul Il would BE- quite material (ot him 10 laf pos,
sum nsalll,
As matters soo! we called small Kaucns, al
DowninssyiIe, and Aunt Kesisi aud Cousin joel
have concluded Il IS best or me 10 Start right III 10
Old Virginia, and tty and save the old State Il salt
will lOii.
will then be down South with ihe documents
Us snon as Alf. Wise aud Nj. Pner star, OIL their
Cnkii,
Noia Bena!! have JUS! seen The Richmond
Enlalfer containing the article, like trhai is Ike.
allie" and that Is u little worse than The first mai.
let. ! will attend u tin, story abJu, SIMPSONS
tlIee bundled foxes, and Item bees in due time.
Yuurs,
JACK DOWNING,
Of DowninsSylll, Major.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13
For n. Wheeling httiiisMrr.
Battle OF Inifetnann.
nY J. u. A'SrxIl.s.

ny J. u. A'xrxn.S.
Tie war ,,irJnls heat, tie clang oi AIMS
Rcsoand on CIimta's horrd rlaini
And nations stait from slumoels' charms,
To catch Tic battle note again!
Now Maicud'S elckccrt leads The VAIL
Siiisiria boasts her rover;
And OF where Danubc's waters ran,
Cleaned long IN trlunpll's hou
Tie fer, Russ, The rcstive Ganls,
Tn A.Ma's field u carnage lie;
And, later, fa'akla, calls,
The Celtic hero thelc 10. die.
Dig dawn her dungeons, men Of steel!
Uncllan Tue haip Of Italy,
Ami bid pnlonia's Eo'som tecl,
That she shall yct be free
Drive back, ~ time, Seayonic hordrs--
Rouse the deep soul OF llungair!
Her Spiri, now woI,ld WELD your Sw0lds
TN thkei mann for Liberty,
'l'lVen songs will hurst hom 'citercd lips
iheiyie Of Freedom loll--
And Freedoms banner wrap the skies
III flecdom's qunclcIless scroll!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13
The transportation eastwatdy into the City Of
Baltimore, Of lie principal articles, was as follows:

fijJ'rlc Pittsburgh Municipal Elections have re.
suited in The def.al Of The Know Nothing candi.
dates for Mayor in both Pittsburgh and Alleglnny
cities. In Pittsburgh lie opposition majority was
413, The Democrats made no nominations, aud
The successful candidates in boil, Giles werc
Wigs, 49,
~ A'SpEcnLl AGss,Gs,--It is. said that President
Z Piece Is preparing o Special Message in relation
8 10 Tie Black Warrior case. The President, II is
afff@ed, will MT reconlmen, any particular course
towards Spain, but will coaiinc himself TO state.
mint Of ficts an The transmission Of documents,
leaving The Representatives 10 act as they may
deem fl, THIS aetion the Executive is supposed
I, he superindpeed By The want Of sympathy and
nor; go operation Of Congress in The provisional
measures recommended lasl session in regard to our
Spanish relations. H /. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

BchsrlSo OF 4 AlouSr,lS.-lt is slated Tia, a
mountain in Scott county, Arkansas, has exploded
several times recently, causing report so loud as
III be heard OH one occasion distance Of fur,y.fvc
OF ffly miles, aud filing the atmosphere with
clouds Of dust aud cinlers. The earth on The
mountain has sunk 10 n considerable depth, and
the people In the vicinity are much alnlmel, be.
Ing nppehensisc that they are 10 have volcano,
bclc ing forth Glc and smoke and hurting led 10,
stones IN Tie ali. l-kE-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13
WHITMAN 7slI nm,
@ ABB N Fl r M A X Err,

- y. "1TIIHtlVIpHId, ~"
III the French al Gothic styles made 10 order, 10 per I'll
lower than 81 any Store IN the city, a,2siGnl
.30cEtG5 --latest Out!
M cNnirs s. Hcrrcy have Just received their en-.
M life Second Stock vi Spring GOnis.!
tflctr Oi,nnnt Is conrleiei comprising Fabrics OF
lnesl Tissues Ciganlles silks, Satius, iseses harcse
dclailes. elegant striped laws, plain nioss or lie Il
nest aay AZ ,eaaeed Ilees loi rlslasIlk Tissues
bordering, cte, White Goods Of every description Min
all SORTS o. Furnishing foods Tor otsckeefeis aid Nil
now. ~ af% iis ss'ii5is iUsf5f i5tf AIEiY y
t'a land look through our STOCK and sod sG, mol Leds
Ndaj gaipst. .Csniic Wheeling are7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

Nothing to do with the Election,
" yoa have cough OF cold call at The bridge eo'fr
Drug Store, a,d 81 hottie Of
nR, cllir,IAS's uoAsllotyp BlhstSt
II. pleasant 10 take anil sui hs 10 any ase rferaTS
and sold hy T, L0GAN& Coz
PIiee 2icens ~ NJ go NIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

oTCommiss wooour,, OF Boston, on last
"Wednesday. issued q variant for ileatesl OF John
Jackson, on alleged fugitive slave, said 10 have es'
capped from Cill. Pos, Of Virginia. The vigilance
committee, however, OF wind Of The proceeding,
and started jackson for Canada.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

3Trhc Alexandra Gazette says;'--"A good
Wig who has lately been reading Mr.. Wise's
good Wing ,spreehes, delivered IN former times,
says he has had all his old P,lllical feelings To-.
riSed, and thai he must now exert himself to pie.
*vent rs Fat as lie can, Tue llinnph Of The party,
which Nj. Wise shows up in such vivid colors."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

a1rMayor Wood, Of New York, instead Of prov.
Ing las was predicted Of him,) a very inefficient
officer, is thus far, cctsily entitled to the credit
o.. being u most inlefaiifab'e one. lie is making
clean sweep Of oil nliisanccs, whether consisting
Of dirty streets, swaIms Of paupeIs in HE streets,
sinks Of wee, or any o,lltr. Last Sabbath, the
papers slate, most of the rum.selllce groceries,
potlerhonses, &C., were closed, and decency and
& order took The place Of drunkenness and liol.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

QuAlArlcArlos or yorrns : In the House Of
Representatives Of Massachusetts,, on Monday,
lnptiyn was made 10 amend The constitution Of Tue
State 50 rs 10 provide thai no person shall have
tile esecse Of The elective franchise who is IN.
ttb!e 10 read aud write thu English language.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13
= :
REAL ESTATE SALES.
TNUyl. SALE or MrCnlGrOWN

= WUJ Z oFI't-E.F . W I,VFFEE'F . " N
PROPERTY.
py5ytite Of 8 dttdGi I ;lSt iiOn Sanrpi lie:l.r,
WiIr lUIbe Nhleh isitl. lil'b 5Sih fCamiy. ~.
,i ION ri SO rs Llfltt NJ tie "a tir,
to- no r't0ty, u bu"E y, P'fe ~ tllpp 10 n
LAY " lMu9 iSth AZ r., g"elnrA " 81 it4i,.
piir ,ltti0i 10 tie ltsnest bidder tpl cash. Il,s 4, =
hr rI,E - aud fOif H M Silur lmAtrr,i 10.
NJ nj INV ,nwNnl Sm'ii' WltcliH:iI uilntop,,,
n,IOIcul MS al |, buildings TITO Ss 1ikUi sl,
bciSlyirS. aLfltHp CALuWELI',
dtS2;hL lIirte.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

BeS'ruE GnIIS C,sE,-A NV rRl,L dnAsrrn.
Tho Chicago Journal Of The 9Th inst, says That
Judge Morris hos decided 10 grant new Trial 10
Gpoee W. Green. who was convicted Of poisoning
bis wife The Journal says; "'rle ground Of The
new trial may be briefly stated, Us InisapprehcI
zion On Tie pa1l Of prisoners COUNSEL Of rnln.
/, Of tile Court, wlereby competent evidence was
excluded from the jury, the Facts being Sc, forth in
I M affidavit filed by defence"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

x fiI,7,I S!3IO%4I S"igI0Il y = %
,as,s As Compared with December Of 1853 there has
been on increase from passengers Of 81, l0i0 on The
lI,qaih, stem, and Of sl,ssio2 on Washington
I,iapcl,s From fleight .lerc hos been a decrease
Fio[s33,GGly3 81 OH The main STEM, md OF sl62 OH
tbe Washington Branch. This falling OF in fteish,
u revenue WIS occasontd by the s'tke on the sec.
onl division 81 The load, Which for nearly Two
weeks seriously mtetfet'd with the mnning Of
burlhen trains. The road now Is in full opera.
lion and doing business to tie extent Of lis capac
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

VI Eiioryoa will Pa$e announce tho names Of \. J..
SwsEs.y, J. \. ViscEst, Y. ~. l.onAS, and ilRAA
YouSa as candidates or council IN The First ward, who
viii be supported hy the jni0' WHOLE WARD.
49, =
M Eitor-' announce ialtelf az an Independent can.
diat for the Office OF eity sergeant, aud u ocsed wil
discharge tho duties ttlp ufts aithty and npati0y,
jany' SMITH MCDONALD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-13

Ror City CLERK.
Please aaEouiec 7. i. WiLiiAas, Pineipll Of The Bib
wa,d Public School, as candidate for tho 0lte Of city
ceka, The coming cectlo0. jaio' WHEELING,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

rhetorical utterance which DR.. Bellows wished to
explain them as being. 1t was only when the slow
finger Of European scorn raised, and when
they that had sought to use him, cast him away,
that DR.. Dewey said he thought he had not used
the word. Let us thank God for the progress OF
public sentiment which even his retraction shows.
Disunion would disenthrall the northern press and
pupt and it would give the ambition of our men
of talent rewards at home that might be obtained
without bowing to Slavery. We would be as Lon.
don and Liverpool. Let Gale Cushing he mad
e, ouch 10 provoke n wal with Cuha, and the grass
growing in Wull.st, would muke--what crop OF
Aholitiunists! ! wish it would come. But DIS
union can do it all. Let us tell the truth; let II.
spare no g"cat name which stands between us and
Slavery. Our public men are our servants; the
book buy have a right to crltlcise. TIC man
pav eight dollars day, to do my work at wash.
ngton if he cannot bear to hear me say what ]
think of his discharge Of duty. had letter not
take the wages, but go hcme. Great 'nghter N d
applause. Let us never cease from the wholesome
agitation, from showing the truth: from letting
the light stream into the recesses of American life
We ave n work to do.and the slave demands from
us faithful dschnr 70 Of it. A sacrifice to Goo
should he willing sacrifce--made with buoyant
hearts Let us lay ourselves en- the altar OF this
great sacrifice resolved u raise three millions OF
men and women to the level Of humanity and t.
vindcate the right Of free se.fgovernment. Loud
applause.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
WHOLE NO. 1856.
THE INQuIslYIoN.

Under the influence of the United States Judge
at Milwaukee, the Grand Jury move with an in.
quisitoral power. We copy the following part OF
their presentment to the court:
We have regretted 10 see that two daily papers
published in this city, the Free Democrat and Sem
tine defend those who resist the due execution Of
the process aud have contained threats md abusive
misrepresentation of the Court its officers and
Jurors. We have no disposition to Interfere with
the liberty of the press, which is priced iy all
lrecmcn, but we respectfully and sincerely repre-
sent that the publications in those papers are, in
our opinion, preiudicial to the administration Of
justice, and submit that il persisted in the District
Attorney should institute proceedings ,ganst
their pul ishcrs."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
BUTMAN AGAIN IN TROUBLE,

The way of the transgressor is harl. Asa o
ButmdH, the miscrennt who was concerned in the
capture of poor Sims and the unhappy and doomeC
Burns, seems likely to realize the truth of the
proyerb. The Ereaing Telegraph of Wednesday
snys:-'1esteiday morning, upon entering I'll,
capitol. many of the members of the Legislature
were indignant at finding on duty at the foot Of the
stairs leading to the assembly chambers, where
he had leen stationed to keep the public generally
from filling the House in their engeIness 10 hear
the Governors inaugural, the notorious asa q.
Bntnan. so infamously known for his ready service
in the slave cases of Boston. The information that
that menial was thus employed soGn rapidly spread
among the members, and was the cause of cunsid-
cradle feeling. Sume were for removing him forth
with by personal demonstration, while others
surrounded the Sergeant at-Arms, entreating him
to dismiss him at once. Others threatened to bring
the insult to the attention Of the House the mo-
ment it was called to order. Ono individual even
presenting it as soon as the speaker assumed the
chair:
'"Whereas, it appears that one Asa o. Butman
is in attendance this day. within this building as
an officer on duty; and whereas said Butman is
participancy in the rendition into slavery of Thos
Sims and Anthony Burns. therefore,
Ordered Thatthe Sergeant Arms be requested
forthwith to dismiss said Butman fiom the service
of the State, so far as his authority extends."'
Before the order could he presented however
the Sergeant-at.Arms, Mr.. Stevens, had taken the
initiative, and issued directions that the SER r'ces
Of the poltroon was not longer needed in that Vi
cinity and his absence being noted, the order was
not introduced II LiLerator.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

Mr.. +. W. Buckston. an overseer on the planta-
ton Of Mr.. PEBBLES, near Bolivar, Miss.,, was re-
Gently murdered by slave.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-24

nearing the man cab was rapidly driven
between them, and in the interval the man
had drawn revolver and fired twice At The
Emperor without effect.
He was seized by the police, but drew
another pistol and made second desperate
attempt TO shoot the Emperor. IT is said
that one ball grazcdhis hat. The would-bc
assassin is an Italian nrmcd Parrcza. He
was a volunteer in Gouzalvous army. He
was in London while the Emperor wa.
there, and was only prevented by the con.
course Of people from making the attempt
there. The Emperor proceeded with his
ride, and visited the Opera in the evening.
| He has decided not TO receive any formal
addresses, though an exception has been
made in relation To the British residents in
| Paris. who held Il meeting Oh the %, which
was largely attended and addresses adopted.
! Napoleon has been everywhere ccngratu-
! lated for his escape from assassination
| The assassin admits the determination he
| felt 10 kill him. He had followed the En-
peror TO London for that purpose; but no op
porlunity bcirg presented, he returned 10
Paris to carry his design into execution
| The assassin fred twice. Napoleon show
| ed hut lItl!e concern.
The departure Of the Emperor for the
Crimea is postponed. The allies anticinate
an immediate and formidable attack. Their
Guns are unserviceab'e from constant firing.
It is supposed they will Withdraw and leave
their guns in the possession Of the enemy
| The White Sea is shortly 10 be blockaded.
! Allied mission to Persia failed.
| Snain has instructed the Authorities Of
Cuba TO limit their vigilance to strict neces-
sites.
The corporation Of London has taken sim.
liar action in the matter. The would be
assassin will be tried AT the assizes about
the middle Of May. The fuSiouist and Or.
leans papers publish the official accounts ri
tie attempted assassination from the Moni
tcur. without word of comment.
Mersrs. Richardson, Spencer & CO.,
circular reports as follows: In orr last we
advised e a material advance in bread
stuffs; on Monday, aivices from the State,
induced holders 10 seek n still further nd
vance, and good business was done in In
dian corn at 4S049s.
Flour was also in improved demand OF
Tuesday. Holders commenced by n>kin.
advanced rates; this checked the demand
and very little business resulted. SInct
then the trade has been firm and quiet n
tn-dav's market. We Quote Western ca
nal 39,O41s 81, Ohio i5.M45s Sd. Whit
wheat nominal at l2,ml3. Yellow Irdial
corn. mixed ass, white do Asa lSS Cd.
Weather dry, but uusea>onab'v cold
Symptoms Of better demand Tor beef. =
Sales Of the week 70 a moderate amount n