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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
Late and Important from MexIco--Great Successes
OF nc

CHARLESTON, April 14th.-The british steamer
Clyde arrived at Havana the 9Th inst, in six days
from Vera Cruz, bringing advices six days later than
those by way of New Orleans. Everything indicates
the speedy fall of Santa Anna Moreno's disaection
and subsequent capture and execution were all fabu-
lous, got up 10 entrap Alvarez.
Col. Bres was recently discounted at Cajores, and
his whole reg iment dispersed by the revolutonss;
those attempting to recross Popagango river were
drowned.
Governor Maxine Ortez, whilst the march from
ltchinean to Tehuantepec, fell into ambuscade,
and his whole force of six hundred nearly an
initiated
The accounts from the South are favorable TO the
cause of the Revolutionists Alvarez is supreme in
Guerrero, and the opinion is universal that Santa An.
ma will be obliged to fly 1t is also evident that the
allied powers have simulated the Mexican internal
connections TO bring Mexico the other side and
identify her with Cuba.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
Telegraphic.

The Collins steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye, arrived
New York Friday last with advices from Liverpool
the 18th inst From the telegraph to the Pcayune '
gather the following:
CorTos-The quotations for Fair Orleans are I'd;
Middling Orleans, SKA.
The quotations in the Telegraph to the Associated Pre-
for the former 51Id, and for the latter 1116d
Sales for the week, $4,000 bales Stock of Americ'
cotton hand 1S5ooo bales There had been some lit
stir in the market though quotations remain pnchangs
BRglpsTuFFs AND PRorisioNs.-Prices generally U
changed.
MANCHESTER MARkET.-Trsde is more active.
Mo.EY MARKET.-Consuls are quoted at Ssa.
GENERAL NEws.-There had bsen q monetary panic
Russia new loan had been opened for S37 ,0t
It rumored that Russia would emsncipste the
throughout the Empire. There are many rumors sbo
'speace,a sgnifying nothing. ..l
The financial troubles in France hsd not abated.
Austria had reduced her army to the peace standard
The government OF Naples had published connecti
with government defining the rights Of neutrality
The British Parliament is to the S31st Janua
Considerable difference said to exist in the British Ca
net. Pamerston and Panmure are in favor Of prosec
ting tho war while the of the Cabinet inclined
peace.
By an order in council the Bank of England had be
authorized to issue notes to the amount Of G420O00
yond the limits Of her charter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

How THE KANSAS WAR ENpED.-A letter in
of Westpor who accompanied Gov Shannon Lawrence
gives the following account Of the termination of the re-
cant Kansas invasion:
committee waited upon his Excellency inviting him
to to Lawrence. We found them entrenched, and
They all well armed with sharps rifles and rerolyers
and other implements of My opinion is they ony
had piece of srtillery / think our forces could
have demolished every building in the place half an
hour but had gun been ed on either ride, am also
opinion that the greater portion would have been
killed, and no doubt many of our own would also
have suffered We numbered many more than they did
Their force greatly overrated and could possibly
have been four five hundred We had great
many OF Sharps rifles many more than they imagined
besides cannon.
Cor Shannon brought them to terms T7y agyesd and
bound themselves abide the lars and assist in enforcing
them until such lime the Supreme Court decided The leg Glitu
OF The Legislature, and GerWdTdS and verify
believe they will for they the predicae mt
they had got themselves into.
There are evidently great many very good citizens
there well many bad who always ag
tatipg and keeping the place in commotion After the
treaty which is quite lengthy and has many specifications
aud written by Gov. Shannon had been signed by
Gen. Robinson and Col Lane, the part of the citizens
they accompanied us to Franklin, where they large
number of officers Many speeches and pledges on
both sides inside and friendly Interchange and
well took place-the "law and order believing that
it better to settle it thus than by fighting knowing
that many persons would have been killed both sides
Yesterday morning the troops we're dsbanded and the
posse discharged
dcatipg conspiracy, well other important docu
ments found him, bound to appear at court
Many arrests made and after being bound
| parties were discharged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Sr. CHARLES THEArER.--Eightb night of \
and Mrs Barney Williams "Mephistopheles II SOFIA
gan and the Psiries,'' and In and Out Of Place"
= GAIETY THEATER.-" Serious Family" .
"Milly, or the Maid with the Milking Pail.n
ODD FELLOWS HAIL. The old and origir
Campbell Minstrels - pantomims, songs, dances and
lesques. e- #@
PEELs SOUTHERN OPERA HousE.--Favor
ballads, songs dances, delineasons and buresques,
West Peel's only and original Campbell Minstres.
VANNuCHI's MUsEUM.--Wax statuary and c.
moramas, at 10Y St. Charles street. Grand soree
giqne by Mons. Adonis, every evening.
PELICAN THEATER. Fancy dress and masql
rade ball by the Cowbellions.
UNION HALL.--Fourth District, subscrpti
laa -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DR

FOR RED RIVER. .k
Levee, and Lewis snapp Co., 81 Front star. y
agents. N
R. W. Powell, Martin, master, 5 O'Clock. T. snh,
and Lewis snapp s Co.. agents.
"a" ALABAMA RrfER.
Post Boy, Roberts, master, o'clock Lewis Srps O.,
agents,
Arkansas, Capt. Harris, 5 o'clock John E Mes o.
6s Poydras street, agents
LOWER MIssissrPPI. H@M88 ME
Ingomsr Capt McDonough, at II o'clock orgew
Shaw & Co., "a Poydras street T. B. SNIP lew
LeTee street and John E, Hyde Co, tPoJras
street, sgents.
New Lstons, Gross, master, 9 A. NJ. "-@
ouAcHtTA RIVER.
R. L. Cobb, Northlight, master. o'clock Is snapr
& Co., 81 Front street, agent.
YAzoo RIVER.
Dick Keys, Riley. master, at o'clock. JOE. Hyde
& Co.. o6 Poydras and Lewis snspp * CT From
street, agents.
Yazoo Belle, Capt. Rves, O'Clock. L: snat Co., 81
Front street. agent.
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace master, s o'cl 7. B
Smith IL New Levee, agent.
cUMBERLASp RIVER.
Scotland, Dismukes, master, s O'Clock Ron, Ca
ropdelet street. agent. -= m.
TENSEssEE R1rEk.
Choc.aw, smedley, master, O'Clock. Lewispp s. Co.
agents.
HAFALAYA RlTER.
sydonia, Johnston, master, O'Clock. ]. Mhnston
Co., No. Front Levee, agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

New ORLEANS STATIoNER's WAOUsE.-J
B, Steel No 80 Camp street, has a su Of Holiday
and New Years presents-n the nature olsrated and
floral works; annuals of all kinds, and emile books.
puzzles, games &c.,-from which every O. and every
age may be suited The illustrated workmprise some
of the handsomest editions ever printehe standard
books embody almost every thing in Dry, art and
science; and the juveniles range from thctoria Pr-
er into the last edition of the Arabarghts, Those
who are about enjoying themselves by Gag enjoyment
to others, will find road to hsfss than that
which runs by the teemng shelves of 80 book stere
See the establishments. I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

The REPUBLICAN CouRT.--Mr. G. Nor
gan, Exchange Place adjoining the Po)face, has
received supply of the new and elegapllustrated
edition of the Republican Court or, sty in the
days Of Washington work of verynsiderable
research interest and attractiveness 1t cons twenty
portraits of the distinguished women aat period,
and is ornamental it is useful Amons beautiful
works suitable for presentation know o one more
deserving of purchase than this in which anred many
memories dear to the American people, by % of their
intimacy with the and scenes which iIurated our
being. See the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

HATS AND CAPs.-Mr. D. G. lhston, No. 70
Poydras street next to the corner lamp, has lately
received very fine supply of hats gaps, of all sizes,
coors and grades. Gentlemen who brushing up for
the holidays, or who wish to do a OF kindness for
their friends at this special season of will should give
him a call. See the advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION Tlinth ascen-
sion of Madame GODDARD will take placl NJ. Godard's
grand balloon from the Place d'Armesrnery Congo
Square, on New Years day at half paIrte O'clock
Several partial ascensions will be madt the close of
which, Nine. GODDARD accom- panied BY ladies, will
wing her flight into the clear inane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

CoRDIALs, WINES AND pREyvEs.--F. W. Coe-
Ter, No. ITO Common street adysss his usual choice
welselected and wellk known stoe cordals, wines and
preservesthan which better can be found within
bounds. Gentlemen who desire purchase, should by
all means seek their luxuries at Csr's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

A wag in st. Louis recently published in the
Republican advertisement for ia clerk without meu-
sache and protesting higher regard for unsulsd
putation than well brushed cost.n The matter was
taken in high dudgeon and the authors name demanded
by half dozen persoas each of whom supposed
personal insult to himself The paper forced to
out and explain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

UNION HALL BALL.-In homo the birth Of
the new year and the hopes with whic freghted the
hrst of the series of subscription bio be given at
Union Hail. in the Fourth District, wine off this eve
ming and undoubtedly be attended wsllIthe honors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

WINES AND LIQUORS. H. Nfrockes, corner
of Commerce and Girod streets hasery fine supply of
wines, brandies and whiskies complg all the best and
most popular brands which he will aslow any house
in the city. See advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

Doors, SHOES AND BRoGAS-Reed s. Field,
No. &c Grayier street. opposite lace have in store
and just landing fresh supply tarably made boots,
shoes and brogans Those purcha should be sure to
call and examine their stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
Judge Stewart,

Judge Stewart, of New York, who was re-
Gently tried for accepting brbe and acquitted has
signed his seat in accordance with the Recommendation
jury In doing So however, he ressssrted his
of the charge but stated that the bench should
be not only free from crime but from suspicion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

HUNTSVILLE MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.--At an
election for Mayor and Aldermen in Huntsville, Ala
the 18th instant the whole American ticket carried
by majority of IS votes. Col 2. P. Davis was the
American candidate for Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

The SENATE PRINTER I'VE are inclined to
think that all efforts to harmonzs the Democracy of the
Senate, nomination for printer, has been
given over and that nothing further will be done for
may in the premises, until the election comes off 1t is
said to be taoy understood among the members Of
the Senate that that event is to take place the
Monday in January. Washington Evening Star,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

CorToN.-The receipts for the 48 hours up to
o'clock last evening, were by the Lewis Whtemsn from
Tchuls 1886 bales Caddo from Alexandria 4eo Virginia
s51 Effort, from Shreveport 573 W. NJ Sherman s69
Yubs ll5 Morisett, from Little Rock 1885, p f. Kim
ball. from Fort Adams 329 sydonia from opeousas, 2ss
Total, TlO2 bales ....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

A young Irish woman atded ball at Sax
onylle on Thanksgiving eyanin nd after dancing till
midnight retired private roc where she birth
to bouncing boy Nine hourt terwards, not liking
her accommodations she took h Etle in her arms
and walked to Hastingsyille ance Of three miles, in
less than an hour. lNatchez Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
RECRUITING IN GREAT BaIrA1N.--A Londo

letter Of November 80, says:
Among the stoat here one which has rather
startled ths people, another sign of the burden the
1t is said that recruiting Tagging recourse
must therefore be had to tue ballot and the
vice is to be five years the vary from
forty. The fine is to be S25 for which the govern
ment would find substitute. The French manner OF
raising oonscripts is to be the form adopted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER s1ls55
DAILY CRESCENT.

THE MAILS. The Northern and Eastern
mails via Mobile failed Saturday and yesterday from
beyond Mobile. There will be due this morning from the
Atsntic cities the mails of the 22d 23d 24h and 25th
inst From the West ough good boats are constantly
arriving receive mails semweeky Our latest dates
from Cincinnati and Louisville Of the 10Th inst, only
eleven days old To the courtesy Of steamboat officers,
we are indebted for the latest intelligence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

FROZEN TO DEATH.-We learn that John Nc
shinn stage driver in the employ of F. Holden on
the line from Terebonne Station of the Opelousas Rail-
road to Houma frozen to death the night of Tues
day last He was discovered the next morning lying
his face in the mud by the side of the stage with one
hand under the Wheel about two miles from Houms One
the mules of his train found dead in his har
ness [Thibodeaux Minerva
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
NJ EGULAR O. s. MAIL PACKET

I'D OCULAR U. s. MAIL PAUkET. e. h
" For Princeton Ashton, Pitchers Point, Skip
withs Landing Lske Providence, Goodrich Lasdinz
Miksn's yksburg Grand Suit, Rodney Nstch-
Baton Rouge, and all l.nsngThe
Splendid packet SOUTHERN BELLE.
l. W. Broadws master will esve aboye THURSDAY at
O'Clock p NJ. For freight apply bnRrd,
PILGHER GOODRICH l. CO., As Carondelet street,
L. SNAPP q CO.. 81 Front
Belle will for all points
Yszoo with the privilege oreahppiug Vkturg having
very ragemen,s that purpose.
will the leve every Tuesday morning receive
freRht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
TEN NEssEE RIVER.
REG ULAR PACKETS

ID OCULAR (FRIDAY) WEEK Rg
Ashton Pche,'s Point, skpvt'h Landing, Lake Pro
vdence vckbatg Waenton New Carthage, Grand Cult Roi
ney NRsheB and Fort AdamsThe elegant and sw
packet LYON, Capt Estis, will
for the above FRIDAY Evening O'Clock P. NJ For
freight passage, apply on board, or %
T. B. SMITH, u New Leres street.
NB.-Ths Boat will cot be espopsbs for package
ewsy 9th vhuables unless regular bills OF sdpg
taken specifying the vRln and the freight psdnor
for valuable deposited with the clerk by the
contained the baggage nol1 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

N EW UKLEANS& q FUKI ADAMS ~ n
lW REGULAR PACKET - For Fort Adams,
Stanpe Landing, Mouth OF Red River. Williams
port Bend Pointe oupse Ba,91
del Wallis Landing Baton Rouge Buly Landing Manohn
The msgnifcens poke, steamer r. f. KiMBALi
oat the entire year leaving New Orleans every
MORNING. will leave Fort Adams
FRIDAY o'clock For freight apply board,
SPEAKE d MtCREARY, 3 Tehou2iculas street.
OAEEY Il HAWKINS, 80 Gfavier street.
PAYNE d HARRISON, ll2 Camp
g The will bs given all business entrusted
| tot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

SUGAR PLANIATl0N-For sale in Pointe
~ Ccupee Parish good Sugar Estats with upwards Of fifty
Negroes. Stock coed productive state of cultivation For
terms, applyto q, =, r,,,,, ..r =, =. ~, m ,. :.
nll k.N. NK.IR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

E1NOR RENT-The three story Brick fSf
sadng granite frnn Paragon Row, near Grod -
street fronting on uIton aud Leyee streets Apply to
az BARELLI i CO., 81 Coumon strest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

PHlLAnELfATA, Dec. II, IS55.
SlR-1 am highly honored by the letter you have ad-
dressed to expressing the generous feeling with which
her Britannia Msjesys Government have been pleased
regard the efforts of the expedition lately under my
mand to afford assistance Sir John Franklin and his
associates shall not fail to communicate it to the sur
yivng officers and men of the party and pray you
their behalf well my owD to convey her Britain
mic Government our very grateful acknowledge
ments for this mark Of their favoring regard
am sir with great respect your very obedient faith.
full servant, Elk. KANE
His Excellency, JOHN F. CRsMrros,
Minister PlanipotantiarY. etc. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

The ARCTIC EXPEDITION publish be-
low the letter of the British Minister Dr. Kane toset
er with the Doctors reply to the same The Ministers
letter expresses the high in which Majesty and
her Msssys hold the noble conduct Of the
Doctor and his associates and the pleasure gave them
to hear of their return
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31
VOLUME VIII.
S T e A M BOATS /.
R ED RIVE R .

Will leave on MONDAY. 3istinEs at o'clock P. NJ.
ES0R HURRICANE, Carolina Bluff, Ny h
IL Shreveport, and all inermed4te lsndinss-
Tne fine light dragsht steamer ROSA, Capt. Jos
Ssibh will Lave For freight board
d9b T.R. SMITH, 10 New Leves st-set,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

HAEALAyA RITER.
sydonia, Johnston, master, O'Clock. ]. Mhnston &
Co., No. 3 Front Leyee, agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

NN7 7ANTED-A situation as Wet Nurse by a
Wv young and healthy woman, with child three months old
would be willing receive cht at her residences attend AZ
Satisfactory references Address M Bane,
/ this sofcs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-31

w,is.vs TUESDAY, Jan. /, a, Is o'clcesM
ENOR ATTAK APAS regular s.S m
IL p.ei" CERES, 81 LabAss. master, viii ssAs& Es
leave above, for ST. Matlayte N.r Iberia Jsn xsaA E&
lin Psesosys, spd al ndiEgs and
Baoa Tsfhe Sor freight paass, having tas
ds cHAs. DE BLANC, IA cu.somhou4s street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09
Latest Out!

NJcTair &. uerycy have Just received their en-.
NJ lie second Stock VI Spring tnOl%
Iner assortment is eomPleiei comprising Fabric, Of
hDek TissutS Cisandiet SL., Ssns, kSrtbe'. bsIc.t
d.IAiuet saui striped Iwny, psin muntS 0! lht
Gl guilty u reduced PTicss, lot 81 plain six lsse
al veTy low prices Ip --r. chiniLeS oil tLntIeI OIL
bordering: eie White Goods o; every Description, with
sorts Of FURNISHING Goods for houyeAttpes. and nu-
me rous other articles that we hsvu TINA 10 hbS OMt
can and look through oat ttotE md gov sA, rot bsds
'' Z" * W,inu. C.n,,. whe.rne arp;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

Crm.-1Gis delightful exhibition will remain
sinh U. Uui one day IOnget l'hatitis MERTON.
ans en,srlsuneni, is on established feet, and that
j, bss me; With excellent encouragement and pro.
~, appreciation, cannot Le disputed. Tie crowds
Of delighted people who nightly ihtOns the Hail is
the besl ,seonlns ndation VI its me,its. An ere.
nm, canrp. tc spent more pleasantly, and We al.
vst rvr !rirrds uot 10 ieelectiLe opportunity that
IS .iiIl OGstsd. An afternoon exhibition will be
rren to.mOrow, for ladies' and chlIdteu, at tLree
O'Clock. II closes ,o.mouor evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

Tnr psseaenls and suteIs are still as slippery
u,r reased eel. OF anything else thai can Ue call.
ejsIppry. The old sdrice is the best adnoni.
lion We eau gire pedestrians--ei those thai stand
=, walk take heed lest itey tsll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09
NOIICE.

u,HE firm Of IaIab1iu, ROnhAnl & 20, was dissolved
| by mutual consent on TIE lei Of OtiobtH 7. hat
the hu.ittsS O. Tie Virgins and Wheeling PAPER Nils
will he settled by C. :. lambiln and nc NnhanL who
will can innt the business As hFIeioOe under lie AYR o.
L5mt,din, iionhamt 10.
Tie bU'ntss Of issset & Co. will toulnrs q ptgal
T.. s. LAMHnIS,
4. T. EUNHAM,
nvLpa =. ". HASCRTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

Law RtOrLA7ISe rnE SALE or Gotta lsw
hNs passed the third teadins in Tue Senate Of Mas.
sacbusrtlS, regulating the sale Of anthracite and
iltuminons coal, which Requires II 10 be sold by
weight Two thousand pousls ovoirAupois 10 the
ton The coal must also be weighed before de.
livery, by swOra weighe', under penalty Of
tpiriY doilsrs.
We Should Think that law in this city some.
thing similar 10 the above, wouil lie beneficial,
especially in Winter, when people often, fIOm
necessity, have TO pay Tot DOte COIL than they
gel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

Q. !. Taylor, Esq, elilor OF tie Wheeling In.
ieiist neef discusses Of Burlington, Rave nswood
and their locality in tie following humotonS man.
net. We confess il would be difficult ioI US 10
desrenste The individuals who ''SuhsiM ftoIn the
employment they Cet from stack BEATS, and tie
sros gathered ftolR tie wrecks Ct coal and UtheE
iai boats" Oliver ought 10 wIite bnoS descfip
1--we Of lis nenlou& adventures upon the "raPInC
Ono and his naUow escape from 'WEeckefs
island His description 0l Burlington IemlnlS
u somewhat Of tie accounts we have lead oil
New Zealand, the Ieeje Islands, OF some Other
out At the Esy places, whose inhabitants ale sad
10 suJsIN m sLelI fish, snaiIs, milne deposltes
along shore, and Occasionally upon each othet.-
We trust Nj. I. may never have The misfortune it
lie araIn cast away on Buifngion, as lie might pei
chance, fail into the hands Of tie cBnnlhaS.-
Virginia tR0rtntthOodI Chronicle.
OUr friend Of the Chronicle misccnstrucs us
wemsde some ailuEion TO the reputation which
Buftugton enjoys along the riret and The mi:for.
tunes which frequently btfslI bosls tst gel seround
,htre. but saw nothing offensive OF alotming 10 us
in the tnhah,anls Of that region; but on the con-
trsty, enj5yel ourselves finely as tie following,
winch we also hnd in the CLroaiels, ought 10 con.
vince uur irinds iowa that ways
oxcr SrrcE.-We acknowledge, With many
thanks, the prese nj Of cane from ihe captain and
crew ufthe spIe,iid siesner THos. Sws%N. lt~a!
chi ton the island Of Burlington, whsre, as S'taErt
as ii msy appear, We have tie most r e"sn: freoI'
lectinns Of having been once s;uck.-hhfthng
InrHgtnrtr.
rue, tie junior Of ,he lniel!isencrt wss ttuel
sShuE tine since on Burlington, aHl tie cspisi'
an cre~ ofth- Thos. Swami pies. nied 70 lin. aS'
irn~mbrancer Of thai remarkable event. But
i ION siiek.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09

pur BtLLs on all your sleigbs, or The horses Of
yOut slrigls. II you choose As everybody now
la, 10 walk in The mldlte Of lie suevts, and
.ie,hins is the order Of tbe DAY and night there is
,,est iinger Of being run otet By slsishs which
rive no aatning Of their approach.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-09
Backed Out

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