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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Markft5.
Cambridge Cattle Market.


WfnNtsDay, Nay Jol Io33'
Photographed to W. watchman a State Journall
A. MARKET 1863 CATTLE $50 boeves snd 10 stores, con
sistt OF Working Oxen, Cows aud Calves. leaflngs,
Two, and Three Wear Olds.
Psicss-ertfa 10 90 to lstquality g., 50 to 90; 2d
quality $50. 10 900 ihird qsality, SO 10 - ofdi-
nary, 100. to-, 50.
srorss-Cow, and calve, from $50 10 GO year
ing > to $ two yesf old go to 81 three yea"
aid S,2 10 S74
SHsrt srD L.sH,-tt Market 6i7. EIua 81 30 to
1900 by lot from sl50 to 90.
Renaik.-Of Cows, Sheep and L-mb., the supply
much short Of the actual domand aud MI ssle ess
strongly contested There lag. nruhnf " veal
calves add poultry and tar supply oftoastnr pigs
which wilt partly make up the scarcity ~ sneep and
lambs The Whole stock, few cattle excepted, was
tatsn up and the yards eisaf cd before 70 o'clock.
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Extraordinary Premiums
To Agents for procuring Subscribers Tor
TICK ETS ATS EACH,
PEKIIArI's GREAT
GIFT ENTERPRISE (!
7As distribution # the GINS bsiag dfait'y 6Ied for
JULY 5, 1855.

Any person 'oadiug $40 may deduct 10 per cent. OF
will receive II Tickets.
Each person sencins 500 before the 5h Juy will
in add tion 10 commissions, be presented with
4 nanAaotA Gold Pes end Cas,, ralseG at $40,
Zach sending $500 before the 5lh of July,
will 80 addition 10 commissions. he
Pfe.cafsa sta Siirer Ha'eA, rdiatd at s25.
Each person 'ending $500 before the 5th Of Iul,,
will, 90 edition TO commissiQns, be
Prsssatsi nth 6io4 Uefeh, rogHsd at $50
Each pafson ,eudins S5r0 before tho 5th Of Juy,
will, IA addition u commissions, be-
Presented NiiA Gold H0ieA, ralusd AZ Sl00.
The pefsrn who ,hall scud. before ihs 5ah Of Juy,
the largest above $500, will, ~ addition 10
commissions, be
Prsstaied rifA Piano, eaiasd al s200.
have hceu induced 10 make the above liberal offers
in order remove settled objection 10 the tninds Of
yoHf committee, to having tho distribution take place
whe there remain in my hands tickets unsold and for
which they have seen "a TO defer the partition
Of the gifs. shich hNed for the 27h inst, the
5th Of July, will be by reference their pfo
eeudings Published below. Assure you that the post
ponement is teEHt"us 20 me AZ IL u 10 those who
have purchased tickets therefore hope that each
end every interested, will eo-oPefAte ~iih
tho effort dispose OF the few thousand tickets
nj ming unsod, I'D thus advance the inters.s efthe
who . body of shareholders.
Respectfully yours, PERlIAM.
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From the Roston IlefaA,
SoNrrHtSG WohrH KsowGNG.- By usiug rraie,tor
Woods eif Re,oi aiivr, gray hait he permanent
" restored IT. original co.ur. The suhlninrd
uhclta received from Johnson & stoue, Ssriref,
Me and 10 bat one of the many ins.sHces that
dahl ng kno~led-c Of 1t, wonderful elects.
Il - no iooger piohisnacst but 'elfevi-ont Truth.
as hundfeds ~ eur community can testify.
GsHPisEH, Me, Joue %, 1854
wv. II. DrrR--irar sif; have used two battles Of
Hfof Nood's Han scstUTltivci aud can ituly ~ q -
the grsato.t dscuvery nf the age foI restoring and
changing she Hair. Boforv H.ins ~ rny ~
man OF seventy My h.if has sttAne iia ofi sna
clof You cau fscoaae ud q, to The world without Tho
least fear. s' M case ~ss our of The worst Mind.
Your, respectfully, DAN'L n. MURPHY
Illtson Cysr. r. u. Office, Vaudals, Juao q, lest
Psor. Noon s--Dsaf sill take pleasure 20 bearing
voluntary Testimony 70 ihe eIcshencs 81 your Hair
Rc,toiatire. Three months ago IN, hai, was vrrJ
Efa,. II - nos dsfk stown. the Original eolor,l
'm"o.h and CLASSY The only Application | have mAde
and when, from The result ny c..r, can mo.I
Ge.peeiifuIiy yoal.. EDWARD woLcor
Han RT,IoHArIvE In our columns day will be
fund Prof Woods sdrerlissuent OF the above Article,
10 which We call atten'ioa. Whai Il has done, We
have Witnessed upon several Of oui scquaiutancc 10
1T. Louis. Hair gsav met our view. black 81
bOna the case misht be, being The culoT OF early
msnhoed and ~ dne aud glossy az silk and that vita
out ang other apple ion ihan the Restorative. ifit
has done this uPoa Others will u not do the same for
any Of our readers whose frosty powsn
Ike The raven locks" Of Lochief. wailike chief II
beg VIII ~ ~ Wa thtnk so.-JaskseRrAs CgAststs-
fioHisi, Oef. ), le5J.
TVS GBlrE,r ni.covEEr o. rHx AeE.--It seldom
occur, that We notice, under circnnsaucrs paeu
medicines, rcstnfgtrrs, thing Of lie kind, for
We nave prejudice nEaiHst mott OF them. but
dor cumpels 10 invite attention to the aiveftfement
OF Professor Woods Hair k,ltaIsiite. We are
to- Itrsiia 10 q liifs anythn. OF thn Kind, hut
nsisncef OF iis use hvae come to cur know edge
which almost assure us that it - sovereign remedy
against ihs hair becoming personal---very. gray. ltis not
a" Hair Dye - but upon is application, directed,
the effect Is produced The skin, which brings ous
the orginei native eoloied hsi without stdness add
Fises tia glossy and uatufal aPP nee. We have
sesn persons who have used II, and they are much
pleased witt IT, EVemine the sdrsTti,emeat.--h.s
Republican.
For tcsiimony ~hch Is Iolfee.ly oVerwho lining ace
circular 10 be had Of all agents Address q. j. Wood
a Co.. 9i5 Broadway n. and IL Market Street 81.
louis Mo. Sold by all Druggists nd dealers ia Med
icins every where forsale at Manufacturer pieei
wholesale and elai. 10 MJnipeleTby
34.l IL sCOTf 4 BROOKS.
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NOTICE.

TINE COPARTNERsllIP existing between EnZ
j RY 4 BROWN is, by mutual consent, this dsF
dissolved, add is Effects will be ssuied by j. o. Ens
&c. EMERY,
J. BROWN.
hoa'Polisi, Arrli ae, lass. -
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To Lumber Hen 4 others Inter-
ested in The Lumber Business.

nNE Of Stoddafd's Patent New and Improved Ma
" chimes for ,piuiug sad shs,iog Shingles, may be
seen at the nepot an this place,
II be made To snit, shave aud Ion 2pOn shingles
per h0uf with perfect ease, and the work tquas the
beat done hy hand aud better han can be done BY
other kind of machine ia eaisienee-wil make Them
OF Any required thickness tapef-toquros but small
power TO run it-docs not waste timber, not easy to
get out ofispar and better than oil l. not expensive
fsquires but two hand. aad boy) To toad H..
q. also adapted 10 manufacturing hauel bead, sc.
Those consef,ant with the business easily see the
pro6t to be made from such machine.
Couniy Town OF private .hts he obtained At q
low hsuIs. All communications addges,od TO :. l..
Hove OF VIC Paunslee viii BE- PiomPsI ate ded to.
Montpelier, May lss3. 53u
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XVII hEfI 7 Jhl thtIfHhh'
re NJ r. NJ II e ri
The Tickets are only el Each,


And that among the Gins To be distributed, are
A spended Pam, VI over, 100 acres, worth sl6,0oo
l.0sn Ol Cash, 5000
| do. do. 500
/ do do. lOnO
= dc. do. $500 each, ! 90
10 do. do 500 each, 1000
TfettiRg Mare, Lilly Dale, 100
S Kosewood Pianos, $3.50 each, $500
do. do. $500 each, 500
Tho Great Miner OF n. T., SceGsy, 2,uO0
3 Splendid Carriage, sea5 each, 6l5
10 Gold Watches, 500 each, 900
40 do do $50 each, 1900
100 Gold Pens ard Cases a. each, 500
5000 Gold Peas, 50 each, 1900
Sc, &c., &c,
An orders for Tickets, by mail, and all Letters for
information, should be addressed 10
JOSIAH F2gHAd, COS Brsadnsy, Men York.
Hr Oiders will now be received for Tickets ia Per-
hams foafth Gin EntcIpgise. so
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MONTPELIER MuSlC STORE,

EEOgGE W. WILDER having pui,hs,sd Of q. n.
~ Nichols his stock Of Music sud Musical insiru-
mems has removed To 3 ". WHlion's BOOK Store.
New and second hand Plans, Holisns, Meiedians,
sheet Music sad Music Nneks constantly hand.
Greet hirgaius IN second hand rianos frcss, from
$50 10 s75. PaHss 10 ef Pfanof tHHsd and fspairsd
BY ihe suhscfiber. GEORGE w. WILDER
Montpelier. Msv 10. 1855. -. fw
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NAVIGATION OPEN,

TICKETS tottl tho principal poirss West san be
obtained al the Il. IL Road TOAD utfcs Montpslisr.
w. HOBART, hsL
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TER POETRY OF PHYsrc.

AYERS PILLS glide, sugar.shol over the palate, hut
their energy although wrapped up, is nsre tells with
giant Orce the very fOuno disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would no: wear their
pers if they knew they could be cured for csc. Try
ers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify The blood and disease viii be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured
already.
Take this best of nlPur gatives and scro'ua, Indi-
gestiJn, weakness headache, blck ache Side ACHE Jau-
dice. Rheumatism arrangements OF the Liver Kidneys,
aud bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
pursatve remedy reach fly before them like darkness
before the sun.
Reader. if yOa suffering from any of the numcro
complaints they CIR -Sut'r more-the remedy has
been provided for you, and it is criminal to gcct it,
That Ayers Cherry Peciora! is e hest medicine for
Cough is now well known II the whole world, and that
tyTs Pfs are the best vi all Pills, known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price e5 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GOOD f. Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
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CoNuNDRuMS.-sTalking OF connndums,' said
Old Hurricane, stretching himself ali over Social
Hall, aud sending out Of those mighty Fufs Of
Havana smoke which had given HIM his name
Talking of conuudrumS can any OF you tell when
ship may be said 10 be in love7'
4 cantelI-I eau snapped out Little Turtle
'Irs when she wants TO be Inanned.'
Just missed it, quoth Old Herucane, "by a
mile. Try again. Who speak trst2'
Il do, secondly answered Lemons. 'It's when
'Notcortect,' replied hurricane. 'rhe question
is still opelI.'
'When she's ship Of great Size.' (sigh,) mod
estly propOnnded Mr.. Smoothly
'When she's tender to- man Of 1o0r,' said the
Colonel, regarding the reflection Of hts face IN his
bIots.
Everything but correst' responded Hurricane.
When she's struck aback by heavy SWELL sug-
gest. d Starlight.
Not as yer,' said Hurricane. ''Come, hurry
sIongn'
When she makes much of fast sailor, cried
Smashpipes.
Here there was great groan, and smashpipes
was thrown out ofthe window. When peace was
restored Old Hurricane 'p-ot ellel' again.
'you might have said, when she hugs the wlnL,'
or when she runs down for smack or when
she's alter conSOrt.' or something of that soIr.
But it wouh!en't have been Iigh:. The zeal
solution is-when she's attached to GOuy.'
That's it is liz said SmashpipcS, who had mystic
riously re appeared. That's what l. Just stepped
out to.tell the ladies'. Now some oil you tell me
when ships beloved?'
'WheI the Carpenter re-cuaTds her, qUoth Meis-
Ter karl. ''Smashpipes you must fluid the cigarS.'
And SmaShripeS brought out his Lox Of RegaaS
and benold there came g:eat cloud over Social
Hall.
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Special NOTICES.
Notice. TO Travellers.

TRAVELLERS passing over the c. o. R. R. arc inform.
ed that the proprietor fitted up rooms in s.tarks
New Buildings" where he will sci up, upon the arrival
of every train, s
WARN LUNCH AND HOT COFFEE FoR 10 CENTS,
the regular price at the Depot stand being 80 cents con
sequentIy tLrty-ve cents ui be saved BE particular
aud step into Myers Rereshmeut Rooms the
street, cd door from the corner.
Ererssias 'ngpisa afat.s called far. Information o.
all kinds impaired Tree Of charge.
..-....-.-s..-sz TIL. MYERS.
ZanesviIle, Nov. le, 1855. nv1a:3m
nAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
As atooestera,ive and blood ruriGer-itts cer.anl,
a valuable medicine.
Hundreds have been relieved by it amer years Ofsuer
ing Read the testimony in another column.
T. Il. LOGAN & Co.
Oc3i bridge Corner Drug Store
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NEW DI :CONERY FoR nEAFNrss

The Sound Concentration is nn extraOr,lInarv mower,
full newly invented small instrument for ihc cure q!
tre'e cases deauess entirely dereent IN mike aud
from all Others surpnssimg ui Tic
Kind that has been or ever can be produced They uic
modelled 10 the cavity OF The ear, and may rest within
without projecting, and being OF Tie same color OF liz.
skin are not percoptibc, The powers OF this vuIuubc
Invention are SO great as TO restore defective haIng OF
long standing to its perfect and natural state and TO ena
bic deaf persons TO join in general conversation 10
most distinctly at place oil worship ct tile bar OF any
public assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF ring
noises IN the is entirely ,ved aud le
tios afEOid ed to individuals afflicted with this ii eal
maNdy all tile assistance that possibly be desired
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Corr,spOudepee of the journal Of Commerce

WASHINGTON, November IL.
The preparations Of our Government for the new
state OF things at San Juan del Norte are some
what active, both in diplomatic and naval re
gard. Dispatches ofsome moment have been for
warIled 10 our Minister in Nicaragua. Mr.. Wheel
er. Though limitations have been thrown out
that he is himself complicated with our iIlibuSte-
los, it is not probable that he will neglect TO obey
orders. The factis one which now requires not
only skill. but energy.
The Clayton -Bulwer treaty is not by us aban-
doned as abrogated. tits supposed that the sub
iect is left open to negotiation upon new basis;
that is, upon new propositions from the United
States. As matter of amity Ii ought to be con
SdeTed by both parties as treaty in full force-So
far it reStrans either party from aggression or
the assertion ofexclusive jurisdiction in that quar-
ter.
The United States Government put certain
Interpretation upon the treaty, requiring Great
Brtain to abandon her pretenSions TO the Bay Isl.
ands and to relnquish practically and absolutely
her Mosquito protectoTae. This is positively de-
manded and positively refused. Still the British
Government is willing to comply with the terms of
the Greatly, as she has understood aud explained
them. II the British Government consider that
the treaty is at an end merely because they do not
assent to our Interpretation of it, it will be from
disposition to provoke quarrel, which they eau
60 by taking military possession and establishing
civil jurisdiction in GreytOwn. II is for our gov
eTnment-in case the British Government offers no
such provocatIon as the above movement would
imply-to offer to renew the negotiation iron new
starting point. The means of adjusting the qmes-
ton are not exhausted, aud they can be readily
found in a proper understanding with the Gov
eminent Of Nicaragua, il any such Government
there is,
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G-The case of o'BIennis, charged with murder
is on trial at st. Louis. A jury was obtained on
Thursday. The number of iurymen summoned
we've in the aggregate 428. and the empanneIing
OF the jury consumed eight days. The trial will
consume probaly from two to three weeks.
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PREsEvERA~cE.-A provincial JUICE, gre 8,
hore in his way, called upon Blutrue, and wished
to see him.
A valet announced him.
tel. him am in bed
Sir, he says that he will wait till you have
risen,'
Tell him l am very ill.,
lie says he will prescribe a remedy
Tell Inn am at h. last extremity
'tie wishes 10 say adieu 10 you
Tell him am dead'
He says that he will sprinkle you with holy
'Confound him; let him in
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HoRRoRs Of WAR.-Within radious of five
miles around SebastoPol, it is suppos. tina, more
blood has been spill, more lives sacrificed, and more
misery inflicted, within year. than on any other
equal extent ofthe earth's surface in the same time
since the days of Nosh,s flood.
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VA chill when asked why certain tree grew
crooked, replied: Somebody trod upon it, l sup
pos, when il was little fellow
How painfully suggestive is that answer! How
mahy, with aching hearts, can remember the days
OF their childhood, when they were The victims Of
ln"lseTeet repression, rather than the happy snb-
Ject OF some kind direction aud culture. The
effects OF such misguided discipline have been
apparent IN their history and character, and by no
process OF human deviSug can the wrong now be
tectlfed. The grand error of their education
consisted in system Of rigid restraints, without
corresponding efforts to deveope and cultivate,
md train 10 right direction.
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MORE HOME TEsr1MoNY.
BEATTY & Co.

Mr.. G. soLoAox:-Ih have tried the glasses you sold
ne for sufficient length OF time, to lest them fully and
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs.
Moore is also able TO read with hers with comfort alter
night, which she has able to do her eorore
concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, Oct. %, 1855 HENRY MOOSE.
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40 feathery wing they freely rove,
And wake with harmony the grnYelII

can We decide which has tie advanlage-the LARK,
the backbird, the lhrostle, or the nightingale.
"onfeathery wing they freely rove,
And wake with harmony the grOve'''
The freely and the glow-worm are lamp. light
ers. FHe-fIeS are Tot seen in this country; but
abroad they light uP the air, just as the glow
worms lo the grassy and flowery banks i'll couu-
Try places here.
The bee is professor of geometry; for he con-
structs his cells so scientifically, that the least
possible amount of maternal is formed into the
largert spaces with the least waste of room. Not
all the m thematicians of Cambridge can improve
the construction Of his cells.
The caterpillar is silk spinner. and far before
all other silk-sp nners in the creation. For the
richest dresses that we see we are indebted TO The
sllk-wo IN. With what wonderful properties has
1t pleased our heavenly Father to endow the low
er Creatures!
The mole is an engineer, and forms tunnel
quite as well as if he had been instructed by an
engineer. The nautilus is navigator, hosting
and tnking in his sails as lie floats along The water,
and casting anchor at his pleasure.
Let me finish by observing that the jacknl is
hunter, the hawk an expert bird catcher, the
leech en- excellent surgeon, aud the monkey the
best rope dancer IN the world.
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FIVE silver Medals and seven diplomas
have been awarded TO ADAMS for first class Dasucrreo
tyres Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner Of Urion
and Main SITS. Strangers are invited TO CALL citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap as the cheap
ie3n
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"Truth stranger than Fiotion.'
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTl-
MONX OE a ADV

MoNY OF A LADY.
TTNO those who haze the pleasure of knowing her,
need say nothing, hui TO others We that dc
sire 10 benefit the suffering induces her thus TO speak
None appreciate leT JOY AMI gratitude in being re-
lieved from pain, amer years suffering uiaIa-
Ieied but those r there be any) who have suffered
like her.
Miss has long been resident OF this city-!or the
last Two has been sutces fully conducting sooi
al No ESQ Baltimore street. The happy change in lIeT
he'll is subject OF establishment and JOY to her
friends. We ask those Interested call OIL he,. She
Will tell them Of her by HGmPIoR's IfHcure
than has written. Thus it is this remedy gees Civ.
ing reIeitO the sick. We the public 10 them From
more distant places also heST of happy result
These facts, with the concurrent ieStiOuy thousands
should cause skePcsm and rreudile to hide their heads
aud cOHCede that H1npIOnS TinctuIe is In truth won
'iefIul discovery.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Hotel For Sale,

nNHE Furniture ana lease known as The Mop,o.r
i Wheeling, Va located Main street npno, ol'c,
Wire Suspension Bridge. This hOGSe is now 4 lie
good business, aud tho prospects tho future nv,
Taie. In short time tic Cleveland Extension y 81
Ohio, and incinnat & Marietta railroads Vii, e,l
their terIuni at KtIkwOOd, and tho navel WIN In
cruss Immediately opposite this house, and il viii
Saltly do large pr OpOrtion OF this business ute
The pTesert proprietor is DESTROYS Of rCmoyipr,,
country, which is solely his reason Or wishing
POSE OF his business. d" V'a
Oc23 w Il 81 ,,.,
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Z LrvE1 an, "a. o1Lh. 1s6l

ItaHords me pleasure 10 state that on Tic ia ar scv
ia ~ eceHs OF SreCtnCles placed in my hands by Mr.
solomon, hmd myself much relieved from defect Of Vi
SON. and especially weakness OF tile eyes. from which
Iay suffered tor tile last two yeats, wherever have eN
creased them, evcniOTa short period of time tI,'uE
such dutpOses J. p KiRi'i: E6 Al ~ wi
Professor o. Physical Diagnosis aud Ieury ani Practice
Of Medicine, Med. Dep. w. X. College.
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Rochester, January 18th, 1851
nc best recommendation give tie Glasses Of N T.
SOLOMON Is That use them myself and prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ u,
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF BufIlo,
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PlTlsprEon, Inne slh. 1sl

am happy In bearing my feeble testimony IN favor
MI SolomOns' Eye Glass think them superior 10 any
der their use. q Mc(;OOK Al ~
Late Professor in Washington Uni vcrsty, baltimore
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Our Relations with Great Britain.

WeeXttact from the Washington correspondence
of the New York press the subjoined passages
touching our relations with Great Britain:-
Special Despateh to the New York Daily Times.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. 13.
The Administration has not the slightest evil
dence that the British fleet is intended TO menace
US any ground. All statements i'll relation 10
harsh correspondence regarding the Genital Aneri-
eau question are positively false. No demand was
made for British HcquieScence in construction of
the Clayton treaty. Mr.. MARCY simply insisted on
Great Notwithstanding her construction definite
~, which she had never done before. There has
been no insolence on either side; nothing loprrju-
dice an amicable arrangement; as the Pr,sidenps
message will show.
Commodore PAULDlxo. commanding the Gulf
squadron, is here, summoned by the Secretary Of
the Navy for consultation reIalive 10 Central
American affairs. He will sail. as soon as posi-
Bile, in the frigate Potomac, accompanied by the
CVAnP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-17

INDUSTRIOUS scHEME.--We learn from the NIadi-
son Argus that body of desperadoes lately attent
Ell to blow up RAILROAD train in Wisconsin,
Their plan was 10 sink joint of stove pipe filled
with powder and stopped uP at the end, under the
track; to have train of powder leading from the
mine several yards alongside of the track. and
then along on the track, mixed with pecussion caps
so that when the locomotive crushed and ignited
the caps and fred the tram of powder. the passen
ger car would BE- directly over the mine, and suffer
destructive explosion. Some of the conspitators
have been arrested, aud at least FIVE of them will
have opportunity to expiate their oltense in The
peniteniiLry.