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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-09

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the palm and Inflammation from the sevrrest
burns sealds, in from twenty minutes-and that
will heal the wounds without scar; and eaectuay
Fever Scres-Piles-Salt rhcum-Infammatory Rheum1-
,tsm-SOre and Imti,med Eyes -Cuts-wounds -Bruises
-oId and liberated Soles-ScaId Head-corus and bun
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISUNDERSTANDING nip
ples-ehilbains-bites of Insccts-SweIed and broken
hreas-Erurtons all her InfIlmmaiOry and cuta-
neOus diseases, wheH the parts affected be reached
Don't be ncreduOua about the many diseases named TO
be cured by only rhns-but reflect the ew but
positive properties which bailey saIve alone contains
aud as heretofore eumerated-One not
alone tue aforementioned disease, but many more not
enumerated.
auery-DO not regular bred Physicians p-eseri1e ealopsl
i'rNaTdIy for scores Of diSersHt disrase:!
Zach box OF GExuISE DALLEr's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of G. V. CLICKENER d CO. prOprtetors, and HENRY
DALLEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price 2j cents per box.
HAll orders should be addressed to c. " Clickcner
d Co. 81 Barclay street, New York
FortsnIe by LdGGHLLNS q. BU.SHFYELD Wheeling,
and Druses Is geLe' ally throughout the u S. sp1s
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I,or, = ~ LEVEIANnI OCT. 2Tlh, ihj
taHOrds me pleasure 10 state that on the tial U stye
tal 81 ccImens Of SrectaCIes pared my hands hy
"OOhon. mud myself much relieved from defect nrI.
SION ana especially weakness OF the eyes. from which
nave SUITE cd Tor The last years, Whenever have
etClseu them' evcmiOra short period of time tnBS
such uIpOseS Up KiRiT;ND n ID
Professor Of Physical Diagnosis and Theory an Practice
oil Medicine Med. Dep. w. r. College.
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FITltRtR0H, June Slh, l23
am happy In bearing my feeble testimony IN favor
MI SolUnOnS' Eye Glass think them superior 10 any
ma have tried The eyes seem to pleas AMY VI
"e' men use G. McC0OK, NJ n.
Late Pro essOr in Washington University, Iialiimo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W, S, wooDslDE. W. G. wooDsIDE
w. S. wOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PR0P6CE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

NE. cor. CHARLES AND GARDEN SIS.
Baltimore.
"OUR Warehouse is lOcsled on one OF the tracks OF
the Baltimore and Ohio RAilroId, by which expenses OF
drayase censgnuents is avoided.
REPERENcES-
{. Q, Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank OF Baltimore.
p. Gibson, Cashier "
D.Sprigg, Esq, :" Mereh'ts "
fireman Cross, Esq, cashr Com & Far bk Balt.
MessTs Hugh Jenkins & Co, baltimore.
w. G. Harrison. Esq, a
IN Lstrobe. Esq. Chief Engineer b = ORR
JB Ford Esq, Agent B Il o RCO, Wheeling.
MeSsIs. EOTsyIh< & hopkins, -
S. brady, Esq, Cashier, :"
Mai. 1 P%ip Barry, Agent II. & o r. Company,
MoundsVIlIe. Va.
Messrs. john WLarry & Co, MoundsvilIe, Va.
' w q Z. Thompson, -"
NJ. Pollock d Co, Sunfsh Ohio.
D c. CoRvera. Esq, Cashr, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Joh9 Peters, ESQ, .. ..
Messrs. i o. Jackson, %
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uThe firm Of Fran,is Hall & Co., of the N.
Y. Commercial AdUertssr, is composed of father,
son aud grandson.
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Rnrn, audI (loal I.nnd. Rnr nn,l. I'N

HE uhIeIslgn.u oilers Tor tac vIluabe e.,
cludimg Coal banks, ten miles b.low WHEEL i.
one mile below wegFc Creek, containing 40 nee ~ sNi
under good cubivatiUHi large frame dwelling u ~ d
stables and other nut houses and two never ai iI W.
Of good wafer, OF orc OF which there is an cycclr
pump fences oil IN good condition; slSO. three Of els,
bearing 'hoice lrlti. Tie Purcha, will have i
lege of working lG0 acres VI clI lend In yyhirl
Two veins Of tle Gnal, vein OF six icet anu
four leet The sHdng is supposed to be lie best I %
Pittsburgh AID Cincinnati, beng good or bUais "'
The above Puorerly will he sold ON very favor,
terms. ApPl! to GLEN r.. / tNi,I " et,t
Ocl3l .dIw-wln,' 1niic,,,a"'
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For Rent

G. Solomon is now in this city, and may be consult
ed at his office in the Union Hall. Main ST. nvs
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Yours truly,

N.B.-My wife has also obtained pair which benetit.
her much as mine do me-
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TO PRINTERS,

To PRINTERS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wudc's sr
periOr News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand:-
News News Ink. hand press. Dark BIue.
News lax power press Light Green.
Fine Black. YelIoyT
Extra RGue do. WhfIn
RED Ink. Gold Size.
Extra Fine do. YnrnfEh
A"Bht Blue' &c. &C, Ae,
AL Inks sold by US warranted TO be soodi found
not to be so, eau be returned at our expense.
D-Terms cash.
iul7 BEATTY & Co.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Hotel for Sale.

IINHE Furniture and Lease known aR the Monroe Ill.,,
H. wheeling. Va iNcItel on Main street Oppo,it,
Wire SUSPENSION Bridge. This house il now Jo',I'
good business, aud tho prospects the future
rate In short time the Cleveland Extension ~ =, u
Ohio, Shd tncinnsti Il Marietta railroads win
their iermni At kirkwood, and tho travel wiz Ia
cross Immediately opposite this house, and IL 70
saItly do large proportion OF THIS business e't'.
The present proprietor is DESTROYS Of Temoyiu-,,
country. which Is solely his reason for WishiusI e
pose Of his business. 'e W d.
CC23 W L f,r.,,.
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AND I,OT FOR- SAIn

House AND LOT FOR SALE
NE undersigned offers iOr sale his House and LOT M
Market street, east side, between Monroe and U,,n
Streets lot Is II feel front, with good brick dive
ling house aud out buildings
II wl!l be sold low aud accommodating terms AMI
possession given any time after the FIRST o. October
70 Enquire OF
sens n 2lMMRR
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B. MARSH. n. T. wAYMAH
Marsh & wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT THE ODD STAND or }. b. MARsu.l
No. IS Monroe street,

WHEELING VA
IXExT DOOR TO GREER, OFT ANT co'Sl
NM are reee Ming from eastern
w one Or e largest aud best assOrtments Of boots
aud shueS or Fall and Winter offered in this
nlaikc they having 1eeM selected with great care and
nanuaCu' cd 10 order, according own directions,
by tue pest work ia the east essIy trade
We are now prepared to accommodate customers,
either whOesa retail, with variety OF Fall win.
ter Goods not To be surpassed by any other house the
city, either IN style quality material, durability or
kmanShp, whether made in this city any other
country.
our stock consists in nar ofthe Lllnvin. nrticl.s.
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THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
WIN. A. BATCmEI OR's HAIR DYE.

GREY, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly a be uti-
full and natural brown black without the injury
to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM. a. Bachelor snee $780, and ovtr 5000 arries-
tions have been made the Hair his patrons of his
famous bye Prejudice against Dying hair aud wills
ksrs is unjust, would be against covering bald head
with wig.
NV. \. BArcHEtOR's HA1R DYE produces color not
to be distinguished nature anls warranted not to
tnjure the least, however long may be continued
Made, sold applied Tin private rooms1 at the Wig
Factory. 233 Broadway, NY.
Sold in all cities ard tOwna of the United Staes by
DIuegtsts aud Fancy Good Dealers.
E-The Gerune has the address upon a steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM 4. BATrHELoR,
e5s Broadway, New York.
For sale who lesaie aud retail by
sP1s LiGGHLINS d BUSHFIELD.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Ok bxs. Extract loswood, reed by
, nvs --''' L1UEHLINS < RUsHFIELD.
10 bbIs. 40 lard oil, iuSt received al
/ nvs LAUGHLINS 4 BUSEFIELD's.
. Svs ~ L.TGnLiSs K BusHFIRLD'S.
| Evs me- - LAUGHIINs & RUsHFlRLD's.
| nvs T4UGHLiES 4 BuSHFIELD.
G0J lbs. MeIcuriaI Ointment, strUmg-at
q nv9 LAUGHLlNS q BUSHFIRLD'S.
l nvs '' IiUGHLINs & BusHFIELD's.
b nv9 ~ EASGHLiXs < RusHFIELD's.
20 lbs. salt 1altar sTa Uuated, iced by
y nv9 LIUGHLINS & RUSHFIELD.
D Hvs - IL IIUGHLINs 4 BUSHFIELD's.
z Pill MacIliues, q pulls, for sale at
y nv6 LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD'S.
I dOE physIclan's vial Casrs, 81 bots at.
nv9 LAUGHLINS Il BUSHFIELD's
I dOz. GOQdyear's Breast Pumps, at
q ny9 LAuGRLINs & BUsHFIELD'S.
OrdOE f,o 4, 6 and 8 Gyringe&, !
l nv9 LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHFIELn'S
, lOz- Sl'stulas, q ON To l9 inches, at
> "v9 LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIELO'S
suPerior OF Flour. for bakers. just reeeiv-
nv9 DoANE & CowGILL.
NHE best quality CenIIe furnace Pig IrOn KEPT con
i atantly on hand aud for sale by
nE9 DOANR e. COWGIRL,
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New Fall and Winter Goods
AT
S. ELS,

NC" all ana WINTER Goods
AT
S. ELS,
No. l, Sprigg House.
HAVE reCently returned fOn New York. yyber. I
have supple" myself with most gorgeous Stock Of
goods in my line, for cold weather. consisting OF SroSS
cloths, all colo and qualities, beaver clohs or SUM
simcres. ~'0 F'a'" CAS-
VESTINGS.
Silk Velvet. silk, satln neriuo and ma M. ,,,h
all OF which do think little superiSr !" snx;,;,
that can be found i" this MARKET and which ami nrs
READY MADE aS'' c%o TT'fIii
am now making up btautirul assortment az CLOTH
Ing ard will keep hereafter general STOCK Of ResSv
aud comnInn. U'"" l" Heuum
have also very beautiful stock of Furnishing pooO,
Shirts. Ns''"O ana "hHe
have the best assortment Of Silk and Satin Tl.s
large stock always on hand. Also crsyats and cOIars
aud every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
oig establishments all Of which will sell very chean
M Please give me call.
0el5 S. RICE.
Public Sale of Land,
w ILL be offered for sale Public Auction on Monday
0.r Tue 10Th Of October. inst at the front door Of the
Gonrt house In Wellsurs the whole or The .uniivideI
The Farm occupied by u. h, own, ST. CONTAINING ,ho,,
'wo hundred acres, lying the WeshuTg and wasIna
on turnpike about one aud half miles east OF WeIlS
burg and adjoining the lands OF Jacob and others
Jet TO an annuity Of hundred dol ars per omn
hundred and twenty acres lying on The Ohio ive lone ONE
two miles below wellsburg, ''' "OOu'
ALSO,
Three hundred Acres OF land lying on IN. Obi,
~ Mason n county, Va" adjoining the lands Of D. Polsey
Sac 70 commence at 10 a. M at which time the term,
nAMFoRTH BROWN, sr.
JOHN ID. BROWN and
DANE. BROWN, il
EXEC rs ostaie John Brown, ST. decd
cath 4"s 'OO'e sac postponed TO Monday October
STACEY HOUSE,
lOPPosITE THE COURT ROUSE AND Pnuv-.,,, I
EANEsVIa'I'R, o.,
]. M. Scott & J. M. wallace.
PaoFRIEToRs. o,Si
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ROCmEsrER, January 18Th, 1851.
nc oesi recommendation give tie lasse> Of Mr..
Solomon is that use them myself and prefer them.
JAMES WEBSTER, N, H.
Fro'essOro of Anatomy, University Of liutLlO,
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JOHN n. ZIMMER. ROBERT IBBUTSuS.
THINNER d IBBOTSON,
WOULD respectfully inGmm their friends, and the
" public generally, that they have opened Grocery
room recently occupied By W &. Robertson vile re Il ey
intend 10 keepa full SUPPLY OF FRESH FAMILY GRO
CERlES, and will take pleasure in serving them out 10
customers at the very lowest rket rates.
They will still carr their bakery, and are
ready to fill the orders OF all their old friends as well as
new Tnes' for all the different kinds OF Crackers aud
bIEauS.
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WHEELING, Oct. slh, 30,
This Is TO certify that have examined Sleo'accS
shown bye Solomon, and have also used pair present
GU by him. tnd them veTS superior, and with pleasure
them 10 all those requiring the aid O glasses
cell a. p. WHEELER, u
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WHEkLINH, OCT. OH, Isol'
have tried for short time, pair OF speosrle' lur-
lhshed ny MI g. Solomon aud take pleasure in iesiy
TO their good quality. have also urocuei pair Ofoon
cave glasses for Mrs. Houston, which in their elects se
NJ H. HOUSTON. ND.
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At a meeting of the Directors OF the Pacific Rail-
road held on yesterday at the Office OF that com.
paEy. the recent mournful Calamity was made tn.
subject Of inquiry, and we are glad 10 state that
there was determination manifested by all pres.
ent 10 have thorough and searching examination
into tue causes OF the DISASTER This is as il should
be. There is too much feeling in reg, I'd TO this
matter and the sacrifice life has been too great 20
have 1t CLOSED over, as some Of our journalist seem
dISlrons OF doirg. We subjoin the resolutions mas
heartily.
WHEREAS, On the LIST November, 1855, at The
crossing of the Gasconade river on the Pacific
Railroad, twenty nine of our citizens were sud-
denly hurried from exisemce--many more were
seriously injured, and the lives of all who occu.
pied The Cars ct the time greatly endangered by
terrible calamity which, Sparing neither the wise
the useful nor the Lood has filled all with terror
end stricken many with crushing grief.
AND WHEREAS, This Board, while depply de-
plolIng tbs dreadful catastrophe, and symrathI.
ZIng ilh the families The city aud tine Slate from
winch IT'S victims were selected, in their irrepara
BILE loss, utterly unable to exulan its cansa or
satisfactorily account tor its occurrence. their
confidence III the capacity, experience and faith
tullneSS OF those under whose supervision the
road was constructed being such that tLey felt
justified in believing 1t safe.
AND WHEREAS, Justice to the public and 10 our
selves Equi'es full aud rigid Investigation into
the causes thereof;-therefnre,
Resolved, That Major Walker, late of tie Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad; w W Morris, of The
North NJ ssouri Railroad; James Morley, of the
Iron Mountain Railroad; Henry Kayser late City
Engineerj MOulton, present City Engineer;
Col Robert Campbell. r NJ V KeTchevaI, Can't
G Swon, Gerard Allen, and S Knet, be inv
ted and requested 10 act as Commission TO in
qure into the cause Of the late terrible disaster Il
the Gasconade bridge, and after a thorough inves-
tigaton 10 make report to this Board al The ear
liest cay practicable.
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NEw YORK, Jure lih, 1871.
SmlIeu TIC principle on which they arc CONSTRUCTED, |
nave no it1ttOn in FRO Uuncn. them superior any
VIII which AIT acquainted, ami accordingly nUsl
cheeruly recommend them 10 all who need artificial aid
III improving their vision. UIIAS. NJ. LEE, NJ. n.
r[GIessor 0l Pathology AID Maleia Medica, Geneva,
Buffalo aud BUwdoin College
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COLrMHUs, February ,, lS52
having examined the sneCtHCleS Of Mr. SUlOnOHs am
iuy convince that they Of superior quality. blVo
tHkeh pair for my use, ami find them unusually ca
Sy 10 The eyes. x. l. HOWAEp,
Professor of Surgery, Starting Medical college.
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The Pacific Railroad DIsaster-Further
Incidents
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Hutching5s DyspeDsia

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
tO0 Sacks, % pounds each, OF huIIed Buckwhsa,
Flour from baltimore, received by
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PHILADELruIA. June 9Th. 1850.
cordially concur, lar my Judgment goes, in tho
OPINION Of my hienI and colleague, DR. lee, in exc
10 the TieetiOn III Mr. SOIUmOs convex and sls
SeS Tor lar sigh eincsS The gTndin: appears be good
anu clear anu the general wOTKnlnsh SUPERIOR
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. u.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva College,
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We compile ftOa the st. Louis Democrat OF
Tuesday The following incidents connected with
this deplorable disaster:
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pOIITICAI RELATIONS.

Symptoms increase that the Austrian and Prussian
Cabinets aIe attempting to effect general accord
among the German States Editors of semiotficial
Journals have been invited TO favor the movement.
The documents of the Vienna Conference the
whole extending to ninety pages, are partially repub-
h.hed in the English newspapers and have excited
much interest.
Palmerston has evaded answering the question
whether the conferences are or are not finally broken
of-but it is said the accredited representatives OF
all the powers Russia included, continue TO reside III
Vienna the elements Of the conference permanently
exist should Russia or Austria ON behalf OF Russia,
make at any time proposals offering prospect OF a
settlement
A Russian note in the form of a circular addressed
10 the German States SAYS That the Car relying on
the continuance of the policy hitherto pursued by
fhem will adhere to the solution given at the Confer
cnces to the two frst points Of the guarantee
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CANADA.

From Our Own Correspondent.
TORONTO, Tuesday, May %, 1855.
learn by special tele graph from Quebec that
the legislative Council last night threw out the
bill for applying the principle of popular elee-
ton 10 that House. The reason on which this
procedure was based can hardly be said to have
gone to the principle of the bill; they con-
tended that it was too late in the session 70
permit them to give proper consideration TO such
a measure The chances are that II Will be re-
yived next session. There is no very strong pub
lie enthusiasm in favor of the measure, three
fourths Of the people being perfectly indifferent
whether the Constitution OF the second legislative
Chamber be elective or not
Tie Governor-General gave the Royal assent 70
A batch Of bills on Saturday morning AlOng
them were bill 10 put the militia on an p en-
cieut footing to enable the Great MesterI a no..
road Company TO construct branch Inc 20 tIa
ford and another sort OF relief bill 70 en1Y''
certain farmers of Lower Canada 20 Opium - e.
its expected that the session VIII Close III ''"
days. .-,ise. 70 become
,onnIsr enc A city paper stated tll' morning.
II n nsssercers from the Bruce mines hau reaciie9
10 r. "a bours end last night Is ears arrived
49, Iss,ilr laden with pork, -four lard and Other
1;-;ons trou Chicago for Montreal, Quebec
pr pos,on 50 far the Americans are dong
lsroe share Of milling under the Reel
rrccity Treaty A good deal Of wheat
purchased in this market has been Fent 70 osWeso
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have little mean houses, or rather cabins on them,
hardly III 10 stable ca.tla liz. | confess 20 the
greatest surprise st the state OF iarm-bulldiugs in
Missouri in region Astounding with the best tim
Der and stone, and with clay Tor orich as me as
those made al Philadelphia. At almost every
house there rsemed sort % aertness, want OF en-
ternrise 70 DO ANYTHING more snan supernieni tie
nlsrtipg of a kgee fel. Of corr or wheat hepeat
edly saw the farmers in the GsSdle OF The after
noon seated hy their doors while .helr slaves were
very leisurey working the field ,hink II ven Ger,
tain that the slaves Of Missouri are rot oyerw0rAed
nor uhderied Ii The people would put ava! tRls
miserable system Missouri would be ne graz sur
ofhs Uesf Already il has tie metropolis az -.
Louis and relieved - this miserable paraiysls O.
negro slavery the truly magnificent lands OF Mis-
souri, would put the STATE ahead or at ieast along
side of Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin. So far as
have passed through the two, | very much prefer
the lands in Missouri 70 those in Illinois, yet the
latter is running right away from the former. The
farms and villages and cities OF Illinois ali seem
fresh and vigorous with the life of free labor,
while an incubus rests on Missouri. OF course
only speak of the latter as far as have seen It,
but in agine that the two counties through which
have passed might serve as fat specimens OF the
whole.
Cne thing amused me very much in riding
through splendid farms to ind the chimneys even
of the beet iai IN. houses built on the outside. As
Yet have not seen a single good. roomy' commo-
dious barn in Missouri But then as country |
do not hesitate to say il is the noblest farming re-
pion ever looked at cannot compare IL with
Iowa and Wisconsin; but really | am unable 10
imagine a more inviting region, and yet even
this country cannot avoid the paralysis which
negro slavery always visits on those who toler-
a
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THE RALTIC.

The Ergish fleet is working up toward Gothland as
ice permits Ii is said that France asks PERMISSION to
establish French camp on Swedish territory, and if
refused BomaYsund will be occupied and fortified by
the Allies.
Three ships lef England on the 10th to blockade the
White Sea.
The following is from Tie LONDON Standard
,erv extraordinary circumstance, reported from
quarter which precude any doubt as to the truth OF
.be statement. reaches us by letters from St. Peters
buroh. IL appears that fine American insaie-built
shin recently arrived at port in the Baltic
II was stated that the vessel had board 500 bales
cotton but the correspondent Of our informant visited
tbe shin and found in addition to the above she had
10000 rifles and 5000 revolvers. The Russians laugh
nj our cruisers and naturally ask if John Bull has been
asleep TO have allowed so valuable prize to have es-
caped. The Messrs. C, merchants of Boston,
were passengers and supposed to have acted as SUI
percarpoes We have not been able to ascertain If the
vessel left America this season and has cat her way
through the ice before flying sqadron could come
I'D with her or if she reached of the lower ports
of the Baltic last year and lay quiet ill the Spring
We saw no more than; "What are our Consuls IN
"the United States about to have permitted such a
"cargc 10 leave without apprising our Government
sbere of the fact p Other letters from ST. Peters
lurg state that the vessel has since LETT for koenigs
1erp in ballast.
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BRANCH.

NJ de Porsigney if appointed Ambassador to En-
gland in room OF Count Walewski, who succeeds
Drown De rHuys as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Further changes are rumorod-namey, that NJ Bill
lault Minister Of Interior, will succeed Admiral Ham
elm. who reres from Minister Of Marine. NJ Boucher
Minister of Public Work, will succeed Billault' and
NJ. de Richcmont, Director Of Orleans Railway, sue
cCeds Boucher
new loan Of 700 francs is at present under
consideration by the Council of State.
The police say they have discovered r vast plot,
with ramfcations throughout Europe, to promote in
surrecton; and hence Pianoris execution will be
postponed to trace his connection Herewith. On the
day the attempt was made it was freely stated in va
rious cities in Italy, Spain and Germany that Napo-
leon was dead and Paris in instruction.