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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

IA ELEcrnxs.-The election in Rhode I'lanl
90 Wednesday rrsulsd IN The complete triumph Of
tie Hnow.No hins State ,,cke', ConGtes'men' ami
rci effects. Tie local election at Richmond
", Ia, also rem,ird in a vctoty to ihs sane
glny BY decisive majority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Nrqs or LrSca1rRG. v'.-The municipal
.s:,.oa at Lynchburs, Va, on Tuesday vas f''
- choice Of Mayor. as veil as ether Office"
Al is,urei IN tue success Of ". b Branch n'
.,im,i,ri;y Of 223 All Ihe K. n. aldermen
ts's successful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

ArqrsEvA.-Nt. j. $. Baker takes Lsusdt at
80 1'trDs I'm tonight With this performance
the inpsements TOT the season wiT elise. MI.
I,vt ippeats In the chaMcietOf tie "Dtunkatd,"
ii,ae ttrat diana Of thai name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

ULyrEEu RuL.oAO.-lt Will he seen W the
6,.o4.ng rtoceeiinsS that determination exists
-, The Pat Ut the s,Ockhold, IS Of Tue iIrnpaej
pultaI 10 cauy out the recent order u The Di.
,,,.yn TO put tue Whole road between Wheel ns
mi Washington Yndst immediate contact.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

TUG E,s7rAS MuL was detained several hours
on Saturday,. The detention vas caused BY the
clri tunnrns oves COW on the tack near Guns
herlaud. The mail and baggage cats wsts thrown
ftom the tack aud badly broken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

NV YnGx, A?ril The Swiss paupers fe'
ported by ,.- American CoGsul alZIrch as hIvinG
been sIppri f,' Ills COUNTY,, j! IS ascertaned ate
bound fCr New Orleans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
A Card.

ITgyHY TALLINr LENIS DELAPLAIN, and
WILLIAM TALInN1 haye % med cora tue :
mp tot he rurroS. Of tln,at''nsN who.eIt"n e'I
,,.:, N tnIs div IL ie the i'm Of TALLISrs !E-
LlPLiIS The whOe,le ~ LOyds business w'. :"
CONDUCTED At No 81 NAN sues' ,tnd The wdOe'4,e Gfe
i",,Ir ,n ,s,,n,Ie OcES ct Drv UUOdS aud GrOte
Swi,i Always ae IN sac al lVw rrt'' ard Oh 'ttnn-
a'ir. ms TO waeA they earnestly invite the 1'ts
,Unn ,ia5E atILRS. "f'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

1.-THE Supreme Court Of Ohio lately divorced
thiussn couples. In nine cases the female np.
piled fot the dissolution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Uru.oIfeitea Te.,imon,.-e,oss car" If ha's
RI.aoolD, Na AphI ltlL, ls,l.

RlAaoolD. Nd april tith, 1851.
M,GIYI. HsIi,1tr + EsRSrs,:
I.elt Srs-I hINe sGHeIeL VITA rain In mE aide aud
5seE AID ulder my .AuudeI blade IUG TIVE A Ak IeaI1.
IIEL he.Ty al kiudS RvLiee, hut derived 10 btEt'
it, AUeT received tie ISt lot OIL HamPtoMs Yegeta'
Die rLc;uEe iroIn on, thought wOuIhy Mhsi tMtte
wa. lew nah. Il Gas Guied ne lm INV lice Il onI
yatn; ny CUnpleXiuuIS De, formerly u Mla iL ow
lave ccd arpe ne. aud eat what lpeAAe without
lave suiIeIed 50 long and " much l0r
what Tow euOy, taat would ed IIAe The afflicted TO Ee
his IlleIuIe Of iir. Eimpiuna Gair tTlal.
NOaLa, leAleCltu!Iy, s. MkNIzRR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
R,,aqotD, Nd. June 18Th. 1884.

Mr1rI. Mortimer + NSS!Tsi:
Uen.s-I az. he'r hhleted with the pies 'or tore
years. aud C1ud sst to hit. 10 heiP e Will retd ad
Ti,ei ne iV'E? namr;oua HtSe'ahe Ihetuie. gar.
rnaseI two i;,ea aud beOie rad Uss'l tLem boih y
va, enitly Gu ed Of ih'A n"tt trouble que diteAtt ~
yuu are ,.ed wh' Pies would DO vel TO give lie
IiLetuTe iTIaL YVUTG, teal ettlullI. ,,,.-,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES. &c.
RIAG6ULp, Washington co.,
LInm KIN lAil.

M.1GrS. Nsri.m,r + MeWSTsW
uc4i SlIs ~ was iETU,td, byaTtend Of lhEt, 70
,ry HAMPTON, Yer,'able 1ntIue iof Dlaiepiit' With
witch am sEicted most aggravated and dlAtie0'
~, Urm puCbl,ed aud U.ed vie bottle, and 1t emile
y cured ne nave indeed Vihe ~ ~ W. n'oAIN
nose who h.ve dyspepsia, II they viii tas liaIp'ohh
YeIeiab.e TILIiu'S, II viii teiti'u.y eGie item
YVU.S, with s.e1l rel Get,
II NEWCOMER,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
INSURANCE.
INoREAsB or CASH oAPITAI
Half a Millioa Of Dollatsn

rrhe Btna Insurance Co, OF Hartford, Conn ,
haTinf comp led with TIE law to te5uALe lhSuranee
itepcles Of cOnPIGeS Incorporated 81 other states,
pisSsd May IS, 1871, PPaIein thaI Sate, the IoowlNs
AZ theI4 by bI The OAlU erA1iue. liz orig
al S,sn,cRt being on lille N The Stale AUDITORS vis
II IA Mi and true statement aud 10 published 50 the
Community aY know TIE character Of tie corporation o.
,sluLs It's condition Sreak Ior Itself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
FOREIGN ENLISTMENT.

II,Lr1.x, April 1;h-rhe Jrl America striTel
here, from Boston, with o compliment Of new fe.
rruuS, about 80 lii number. They wese princl.
pa!Iy GsrmanS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrTrsscRGm, April T.-RiTet feet D inches
tislnE. Weather clear and cool.
CrxcwSArr, April 7.-Ryst fallen 1 inehss'-
WeaiheIi ne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Freight

Por Ire Cen'rai Road w o. received 4: The WHAT 90;
o. Quiray H., A. all hnJ'g between !. AE'l II =
Receipts !. en- delivery 70 all Stations oh ;Ae T. H.
T.. and - Cincinnati.
wte'ir:. Jld Il ISn n'"'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Ma meeting Of q large number Of the stock
toJs,, u The llempGelI Railroad Company, Oh
r,,vn u Nj. John GU,hUrI. ". .. Buchanan, .
N,t,DIIi county VAS appointed Chairman and o.
Y. Haskell, SeeEelaty.
Fac nveiMg wSS addressed nest earnestly W
lima G3,bOtn, Esq, IN lucid and enetSst'c
,.ee:a, urgIng tn ntdiats action in the ptosseu.
,o.Ji iAs AVtk,
lie aas fO,lJxed ~ Jas. PAUL, Esq., who e1.
p.usl the PtosEess VI This important w0tS sInce
#, Commence nsuI, aud It's ptesenI and uIute
Pa.Pse""
r. mrelinE was further sddtessel by z. ia.
s.Eq, III tune rsrndfGs. ia whch bespoke en.
,..:,.M,Iy Of lAe prospects Of this toad and ap.
-ra.y u It's management. lie then OfIsrelthe
.,.,,nI resO.uttOu, which was unanimously
..ep;s.:
R.s.ltri, That this meeting arPtOTs the action
o,r. BOIld VI DneciOrs VI tue HrrnpfrId Rail.
nod Coapary III putting lhe road from Wheeling
~, Wl,,,usiou vnJst contact, will view 10 lis
l.ne5.S;s completion.
". u. BUCHANAN, Chm'n.
o. -. liusEELL, Stc'Y.
IT, Washington EIStniHer says: Work has been
r-,an-l On seycrlI sections Of the Elsmpfeld
Rn..oaA Le,Hsea Wheeling and West AlsGaudsf
and in iew days he contractors viii have their
h,a!, 4, ao,& on all the heavy sections, a; least
x,a,rn this PIaes and Wheeling.
L. 5 DsrGict CovGr.-In this court, on FIJI
la. Ftancls Goddard wSS ttisd on ciltgs Of
ppsia; coun,erfsit money, and acquitted.
Ga saturday the Grad Jury presented an inlet
Esa, against Iii Covall, OF Tyleteounty, fOt fotg.
i-s It,t Ua tie Post Master of this ci;yi and
s.,nn 4. u. Junsins fot passing counterfeit gold
C.iI.
TIE ease in admiralty Of CLstlrs ShinS'c Va.
,e parties interested IN piG,metaI, was called on
Sturdy. Tie parties defendant fled bill Of
exceptions 10 The jurisdiction Of the conh in ad.
m,:.y ovei inland Eavislbls streams. 4 nat
baI, lslen with pig metal vas sunk, some time
ago. ala what. The owner Of the boat rec9T'
EEL The metal from the river, and claims salvage
f3n the ownerS Of the metal TIE latter file ey.
c-pilons tn the jurisdiction OF the Fsde'al COu';
oyet he OHIO and other inland streams. The e.
cspons were argued BY Nests. Russell and ia
cob. |: is, altogether, an interesting question.
Tie opinioa u the Court will be ieliVetsd this
m0fuag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
FOR ALE.
\ @a'i i0RD6X. NAITHEwS ( CO.
Central ohio Railroad,
Egs g3s ~ zEsssy9. zSSs5S: 49,

NN aud ,ner Monday, Toe 22d instant, tie STEINER
" TEKCHA NGh wI run between Whee lnE aud lei
are Ia Connection with PtSsem.e ans VI the SeEsiaI
hiJ Ra. TUa,I, b the ;0iiVwlng .ckedh e. Va:
I;-Lslye Witeins Al 53I ~. iOT mai train leav.
ina e.faire a. l:3) ~ SOPins Al all stations (utOa
proler Si;ua.N ard luNCs COumhuN a i?:i'' NJ
come cling with express tam a I"!l =: IN ar Cltnha
ITJi,D.pSIiS and hCasU and al i;ij +. NJ with Mail
mao 'of Cieyeand luis tltn1iSO eonCelts at HswarS
gyiil lls M he y. " ~ y. u. TO >aIdusky and
UelrgiI aud OT TV:sdj and Cnitaio via ho*tVe'c aud
Clyde.
:i-IA,vtS WheeliR: al o:3l 1. NJ, (S:OrPIs at Rem
wood G0r raSen:ec, and mills rom bamorsN Ohio
K exp,ssa uIIl.l connecting II teaiTr win ear s1'
tain carving Il cal; Western III ouEh rSi, whru!riN
lIre al ii l. nj SlOpN Al WrIsh'0wn' t'l'hesNe.
Clmb I,e. ZlutSvie and Newark sIiy aud arI.ihs al
10 umbus Al j: r. connecting vita ain' iOr CiIe.h
matt Ind.In.pois aud Cmcasu p. M. IhStraln asO
connects Il Newlik wh express trains for AOnI OeVe,
rU,eIo, S4uJuAEy. Detroit AND Chicago
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
MED1GAI. y
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

- &C. III lJDAS4AI6 II 81 - IS
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.
Judges, Lawyers, PAysicians, tAs rich,
tie poor, from erery class .fsocis.
", The same testimony Is gir-
en- ofwOadettul cares By
Hampton's q'inciure.
IT IS TllE GREAT lNvlGoRATlNGl AND
RESTOR TIVE or THE C0NSClTU-
hon WHES BROKEN DOWN BV
DISEASE, OUR OWN ClTi-
HENS HElSG WITH
NESSES.
n ESPEEi7S moi Rl,rr sin-: sRF Gsst Ct1hH'
mr.! M, IleHiy GltitrT I'd this ,lteaIiUl dis
ease six !clIs; tired all ne vlTiOQS leHHJlts NOI
sutcesIj lU0k Ilnmpten's Vegetable 1intinie,
wEeA nude PEisei aLd Ie h1iLeu! CWte, Nj. Glther
seS his certificate, ktEdlll Cove Moot SOstS county
Nj, december Cd, 1871 An! uIiteI inOIRaton nay
be ubtiiEel ilOm hiH'. ,...
HgndTeds Of oltr4 have aln been cared hf this srt
remedy, ard it is but little to a'L tor tie aaIeleJ 10 eau
AID get PaHPhr 1E 'ee IOr eRTN o. 'o'eS
btOlthiiiS, a1NPkPsll, &c. ma.
4 wealthy and biSUy respectable gentleman called al
MI stores M was aierins run ,nS ~
ed up and Il was with dlieulT " eoaId WAX. Ne'
idvite Of le,retIabfs ne b was l gel 70 ~
J,.i,e Witch isj FOR ytalS bItitd tie SAllnf Ilu
~ t. -. :st,i ne Tiyer 10 am Gre vSkO
est ~ ,,t,T. Min hin. by csliLs At liz
store Of !NOrsi7tr i GSHITsy.
fHaPtnin neninmin, whettret ErowE hSie
" iInIuy N!i be eOECuSEt. til !e Ih'se az H.,
EU,n he Captain sbnu Be sktptteal, Dr hEfon q n.y.
with OhsIA Of Tia best Known and NOS; hShly 'sslteA
bic citizens Of kAs.Un. eEdOTEe lis WoidstIG 's's ~
"''Dr W." 'S''-''' - ''' E4uCS, oct. 4, 1851.
MttTt. Ner';7ftr l. MsVtrsy'
GenI.eueIs-l eel II mT dutT 10 700 ana zee peglnC
to teIlIy 10 the good tacstS Of IAnNi0nS Hese1ee
Inciue was iUT more than hve years IseonRS gntsI
dl'eaIe Of Chrome rhegnnte aud Ihe seat PAtVI NhAe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
By STATE AUTHORITY.
statement Oh January tst, 1851,

tn. nam. Of the eooratioal Is "Rnl lnaur1Ate Conn
n,nT Iocated al Hartford, IOnn. Chartered In 1917?
Ike tapltalis Ftvs HuRdIe Thoutand Dollars AND Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

no the yuhi: UUid 'ay hat wi ve one months
Io'ice before d>c0n:i re iIEns iA1-eHeO' PES vI
5rst, and shall COniiHue 10 lake item as InN a. MT
cents q, At least ore ear. Aat nOIe reed hiT' '0'
"a, o snaJvatce n the Ti'eo' riCiuS iG' no" -
kirg Ol.GertViyre gasS aud Psre', a. wen ~ 'Gd
mr. SisGuruc rit,ur = which tie puzzle ave in' led -
ard Examine IhaNs iuSt reteNad :reli VAGeiv -"
c,srS Jr ne bUiiJayI, Wuicu ~. Se!i r0m % 10
100 re- cent he1w The 'oguer rice -,.,,
ever to,ype Gprar,tu', snd GAisnIiS u ~ iInda.
ar.i y, 7, Ii1I nLEn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Aith., have property oi'ure. will rel,e tn,rtei an
tcrile the pfelel!n; iA5c "TFOse .! ms ~ .hI
t,rg irirI e. r;urat:DE For T>eu!nesS SechlE lnu
,r,tiuJe II 4S ever 4OOi h'St In its iEs 81 lrilraS'
i:i,ns-,mj 0r Ibiiy and means VIII aS'r;r ne attention
u WeiG>lrnspune 10 confirm 'rtr en"Gt.Se ~
Tas et.entaa pelArsd an! "ne can coat AZ i'teol'
t,Tn nm oc,l aud Sia Insurance Oces' 20 I'sIe'
3D. ;.iuysS aet u; itIi 1od ts seeI IS 'St 70
he nate ia!!y affected 81 The !Ae "'"e>'o" III n'' GAS
T1einertl,s Of its erri;a sSs'o 5000. - bona
Ais casa adIt"aAl 10 ae a'e:'h o. me avon,
aud permanent Investment 9i tie ge"se al" sSS""'
The necessity and real benefits Of Insurance are we'SS
emlei ~ tie el the company s A.I can "sss' ~
rtry Inc ,,,t ,elr atI,N tNeu BNNu ounce 4"'F' '"
insirn,.I ~ m sum % s..5 ~ ne, NJ - o. wh'ch a.,
ben rs COZ sieraby ~ ne Of The TINE e;l! uSe,
AID Il Ia, rId nU SUIT u :a;un II az anY o, tHsis
LICemeui. ~ the c0hiinulLte o. us Na"'nle
,,I,,.t a. il Ircre,se ihey w find It's agents ever
Te,,, 10 sitend 10 lie lie, aud. VI sune'3 neeione'
with d onlpIriuja 1T as lyOsbt iaeS Ind IeE'' a. &c
GUN! ""' ~ +. PETERSON, AGENT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Th.s assets Of The Company arti
CaSI gu I,nu, o ~ psrSoS, s?I?6S NJ
p.,i .,,.ts vniDt umSe ed ........... l6,G72 Of
- norEt;e bOnd', 6iEd I per ecu: interest .o,ono
naysb,e &eh annually. I!'V!2W
nehis 1 e the company secured b. monnee I,N9II
Rms receivable amply secured aud payable &c.. =,
pi,,s Ps..iy,Sl. n1,laum soies.... 99T9l 70
All n.Eer see mites, WIS
IN Nh,r4S stock ia Hartford * Ut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Hartford, jan. I't, !$N'

Har!OrdI jan IA'i 'SS
Srlrr OF coSSrorresr}m.
""''''' ''-'"' Personally appeared Thoma'A.
,,.x,nJ,r S4eIe,arv Of the Eua Insurance ConpahT
mi ni,e .ih Tat ins 70 e.o,BG Aieeni ~ n'lh Sgn
.cSs IS true, ateordln, 10 his best Ecow!es Aha Ss
~. ,''S"' - HENRY FOWLER,
"e" Justice OF thG Peace
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

wPelieate FematS and children will please ryit II
cures cOdyhs, brUrchi;iN, Dy'TtPtiu hNtr compliant,
sCIOV.s, With eli je'anseEeL;s OF tee E!N'er1.
IAi srd ;el pamphlets. g. ATS.
FvI sac hy L. il. Logan l. Co., wheeIlng, EtEt.
al i.,rts; John II. TapPnn, 6'th ~ltd, and By
S5 s5i By svGE7IqER NorBRIr go baltimore 1t
E4.liruie. aud 5Q4 Ii, 0ld;Yay, y. y.
AJ-Pncs 81 rer bot;e JUS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Public Notloe.

IAvISG this dIy ~ chased OF John g. 'ler!y h''en
Ill ;e ock Of gods AMI s'ot here'O'of' Kept .! aim
in South Whetins Oai0 CDuuy, YiTrula the public are
berebl rO;htL ihi 1EA conduct sah business al the
Cd Siard Jer the NAME Of John T. HeIJ agent ior
IOu'' L, HCSEMAN.
Wheeling. Fehruarv? 20 1855 nhl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

JOIN B. GoUeH.-we dropped in at the Academy
of Music Saturday evening, to hear Cough, ex-
pectpg to zee the audience reduced by the pouring
rain to few hundreds; but the house was well filed
by as intelligent and respectable an asssmbage as was
ever collected within its vals-cerainly not less than
fifteen hundred strong. And Cough was all himself
earnest eloquent, dramatic, humorous, pathetic con-
vincIg. Wedoubt that the opera has ever enchanted
and rev arded the attention of its patrons in that
locality. The rattle of rain the roof only seemed
to increase the comfort and content OF the delighted
auditory, Of whom think no more than three per.
sons left till after he had concluded. Then the au-
diepce resolved that an effort should be made to have
him speak again in that very house-an effort which
we trust will be successful.
Mr.. Cough, we perceive, speaks in Albany to-mor.
row night. We trust the largest hall in that rum
cursed city has been taken; we are confident it will
prove too email to contain all who will endeavor to
hear him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

In the With Judicial District, RANSOM BALLOON had
beer presented for Justice of the Supreme Court by
the Republicans, Schuyler Crippen by the Softs, and
Samuel Gordon by the Hards, when the Know
Nothipes held Il cir convention last week and nom-
mated Schuyler Crippenl Here evidently 81 Niger
Sin the fence" and probably pair OF them; for in
The X. n. convention the vote stood Crippen Z; Cor
don 5; Balcom 0; all others o. OF course, Cnppen
ard Gordtn have both "seen SEEM whether they
will or will not confess it,
The Cortland American TX. n, edited by the gen.
temap whose accounts ex-rleasurer OF the county
have such an ugly look thus descants on
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT. - The fusonists have
recently nominated Ransom Bscor1 OF BDehamton Tor justice
OF the Supreme court for the With judicial district
Mr. Balloon laid foundation for his pomtnauon lew
present prohbory law Those for him therefore,
vote who IL not tree from bias but who 10 ms de-
oson If elected will favor certain laws whether they DC IN
reality constitutional Comment Is Unnecessary"
Very good Mr.. Balcom was ga few weeks
"since" asked his opinion as lawyer of the consti-
tutionaity of the Liquor Law and he gave ton the
tight side. The Republicans of his district thought
So and tberespon nominated him for Judge If the
People want Judge who condemns Prohibition, they
will vote for Cippen or Gordon, who stand on the
anti Prohibitory platforms formed by the Hards and
Sets OF their rival Syracuse Conventions. This Sim
plifes the matter exceedingly and leaves no one to
vote in the dark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

There are over Nine Thousand legal voters in
Albany, of whom about half have been distin-
guished as Wings. Two hundred and twenty-five
of these have been induced to sign declaration
that they sympathize with the National Wing
Constitution Hall movement Among them we
recognize the names of James Kidd, B. r. spelman,
Daniel d Barnard, and.many others who have been
hostile to the Wing party ever since Toombs and
Stephens denounced and deserted it. We are conf
dent that not One.third of this list voted for Gov
Clark last FALL They now tell us that they sym
pathze with the Constitution Hall movement, bat
they are careful not to say they will support its
nominations If they should, their detection would
make quite hole in the Know-Nothing vote of
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
T,hn Southern Recorder nuhIiahes

GEoRGIA.-7ha Southern Recorder publishes com
plete returns of the late election in Georgia and adds
Our returns are taken from the executive depart
ment and are doubtless correct. The whole number
Of votes polled is 1o4 443. Gov. johnson Dem
received OF this number "a i6l Judge Andrews
TX. NJ, 1921; Mr.. Overly, Temp, 6,26l. Gov
JObnsons majority over Judge Andrews is 10 1871 over
Andrews and OVERLY together, 4,479.
The number of votes pOlled for congressman wa;
102, SEQ.
Mr. Stewards majority in the LIST district Is l ,635
Mr. Crswfords, in the Id, 500. Dir. Tippes, in the
IlId, goo. Mr., Warmers, in the Ivth, Ss. Mr.
Lumg kin's in the With, 1917. Mr.. Cobbs's, in the
With, ,s76. Mr.. Fosters in the VII, 2l2. Mr.. A. II
StepbeIss, in the With, 2,729. AL Anh-Know ".
Mornings except Tnppe and Foster.
The Senate is eomposed of 70 Democrats and 50
Know. Nothings; the Honse stands 81 Democrats, 81
Know-Nothings, and Independent Whig-showing
a Democratic ajority of over 90 on joint ballot.
Upen the question Of removal of the capitol it will
be seen that Miledgeve is far ahead of her competi
tors The whole number Of votes cast is 80 ll6. No
Removsl Al, 707; TO Atlanta, 90 ,347; to Macon 1885,
Miledgeville over Atlanta and Macon, Is, 1874; over
Atlanta. l9. 800. II is now 10 be hoped that final
quietu. ia given 10 this subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

We are assured by those who know him well
that ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, the Republican can
didate for Sheriff, was one Of the earliest as he
has been among the most determined opponents of
the Nebraska bill among the Democrats of our
City, and that he was prompt to advise and urge a
union of all who desire to save the National Terri
tories from the blight of Slavery. Ia capacity,
experience and habits of business he has certainly
no superior among the four or five opposing candi-
dates for the sherifalty. He deserves to be
elected, and every earnest Republican should do
his best TO secure that result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u, lc9J.
Final action taken yesterday In the case OF Dr.
Worrel. The Government, il is understood, dissp-
proves of his conduct in striking his tag aud coming
home His services Will be dispensed with, aud nj
successor shortly appointed. Delaware his kind o.
prescriptve right to the office.
In the Orphans court, yesterday, Mrs. Bodlsco ano
her brother entered bond of one hundred thousand
dollars as administrators of the will OF Mr.. Bofisco
late Russian minister fsr as reates 70 MS persona
estate. Judge Purcell decided that the viii bearing
orly biz sigma uIe and not having been Witnessed &c
cordjpg 10 The statute not sufficient to pass tle
real estate Which, however goee by descent 20 MS
wicow and children AL his property IN this codntry
is supposed to amount to 100000.
From what can be ascertsined, nothing VIII be done
with tie goverrcIship of Utah until the meeting OF
Contree. Il is the opinion Of thoee most convesant
with affairs there ths. Il will be necessary to station
strong military force in that Territory
WAsHISGTOS, Siturlay, Oct. 90 lejo
Brig. Gen. Hitchcock having rendered the resigns
tiop of his commission in the army, 1t has been ac
ceped by the President, to take effect on the ism
ins'.
In the cOur, Of Claims this morning Judge GiShri',
deiver the opi1ion ofhe court III the case OF Da'd
Myere. The court cay: ..
1--WE cannot say that the facts set forth IN the peu
ton do not furnish any ground for relief. The claim
nust depe1d on the contract shown by the proof ana
tie power of the secretary 10 make 1t. we snsu
Their fare authorize testimony to be taken IN The case
We do rot of course mean to express soy opinion
upon TIE merits of the claim. The court decide, aso
that under The hta clause OF me uIst Vi TUG az
of Cong ess thew have jurisdiction of all what
ever which may be preferred to them by either house
of Congress without regard to the subject matter OF
the claim
No arguments were heard today The case OF Joan
C. Hale claiming patent for the land on which are
.iiuaed the celebrated Hot springs of Arkan'as, val
ned at oue bur dred thousand dollars IS set down Tor
Monday. TIE Hon +. 2 Stanton ia attorney for claim
ant Tie cele brated case of the brig Gen. Armstrong
il SO. down for Monday week; the Hon Z. Philips OF
Mobile for the clsiwsbts. Jacob Barker, Esq, oil
New.York was sworn in IS an attorney.
The Administration fully indores the japanese
interpre alton of Commodore Pergs treaty, and say
that a commercial treaty was never contemplated by
either government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

The Republican nominations for Senator's in our
city are to be made, We believe, very soon; aud
we entrest the selection of worthy and capable
men, whom the friends Of Temperance can heartily
support. SO far, We are not aware that a single
Prohibitonist has been no minated by any party ex.
cept CHARLES PERLEY, (Whig,) whom we hope to
see nominated also by the Republicans, of whom
he is one. The Liquor interest has two or three
candidates in every district; let the Republicans
give US men whom ProhibitiOnists can heartily
support, and We shall rally q strong vote for all
our tickets