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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

ia-while the opposition nominated several
who were formerly Whigs-"had demolish.
cd that accusation" and to these proofs. re-
futing that position. is nov to be added the
testimony of Mr.. NICHE. who has seen
"SAn." and who says in the above extract
that Il as not Whiggery. as he had al
sca1s understood it,
The testimony. We think, proves conclu-
sively. that the American organization is
not the "Whig party in disguise" That i.
is not an anti-slavery or an abolition party.
SO far as the South is concerned, needs no
proof-and that it is regarded in the North
ern and Eastern States as unfavorable to
the freesoil movement, and even perilous to
the anti-slavery sentiment there, is evidenced
BY the fact that it is denounced with the ut.
most vlrulence. by all the leading Abolition
lists and Abolition journals in the free States.
1t is certainly not the Democratic party re-
vamped. at least. not the Administration
portion of that party. or the President and
Cabinet would not be so ready to remove
from office, those Democrats whom they
suspect of having seen San -.
We have shown, we think. what the Am
erican party is not, and now the question
arises-what is it? In answer to this ques-
ton, in the absence of any authority to
speak for SAN we can only give our opin-
ion of what we believe it to be- We. con-
scientiousiy. think it is patriotic movement
of the people to bring the Government back
to its pristine purity-to wha. it was in the
days of WAsHINGIoN. and the fathers Of
the Republc-to annihilate Demagoguism
the unbounded 'liccntiousness and ignor-
ance'' of foreignism. and check the misera-
bic and detestable spirit Of fanaticism, that
has threatened, and if not checked. will
eventually dissolve this glorious Union.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

Seven Pauvan Indians, who murdered
Capt. GUNNIsoN and party. have been given
Up and taken to Salt Lake City for trial.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

The gross receipts into the United States
Treasury for the quarter ending the 3ls' :: o.
March were $13.766, 600. and the ezpenai'
lures $15,572,o00
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
From the Seat of War.

tie party and the French ragged during the
night of the l4,h. perhaps the most sanguin-
airy since Inkermann. The situation of af-
fairs was considered satisfactory to tho
French on April 18th. On the night Of
the 10Th the Russians made strong sortie
but were promptly repnlsed. Prince Gort-
schakoff's account of the same date says the
besiegers' fire on the 10th. 18th and 18th
was less violent On the night of the 18th
one of the ba.talions made sort;e to des-
troy the enemy's most advanced fortress.
The latest dispatch is also from Gortscha-
koff. dated April 22d. Il states that after
twelve days bombardment. the fire of the
allies had become more slack and caused
little danger. The telegraph is now COM
piete except few miles near Bucharest.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael
have again set out for the Crimea.
Menschikoff is not dead.
The ST. Petersburg Journal publishes an
Imperial ukase, expressing the Emperors's
satisfaction at Menschikoff's conduct. with
the hope that he would be restored to health
Mahomed Ali the Sultan's brother-in-!. law,
had been arrested and sent to Sinope for be-
ing troublesome.
The blockade of Lillian had been announc-
ed from the 18th, and all the ports to the
entrance of the Crimea from the Doth
England
In Parliament much discussion had ia
ken place on the various subjects respecting
the war. The scope of all the questions
was to hasten matters Sir George Gray
stated that authority had been given to the
Governors of the american Provinces to
enlist men for the regular army, inasmuch
as all were British subjects.
Notices were given of motion for coin.
age, and to invite the U. S. Congress to cs-
tablish the decimal system.
The policy of the Car Alexander is spo-
ken of by the London Times as new and
more audaeious policy than that pursued by
his father.
It is stilF reported. but considered doub.
fnl. that Napoleon will take command Of
the allied forces. 1t has been officially an
nounced that bis departure for the Crimea
will he postponed for short time.
Prussia and Austria.
A Berlin correspondent says it hardly
admits of a doubt that an approximation has
recently taken place between the Austrian
and P:ussian courts which bodes no good tc
the Western Powers
The overland mail has been telegraphed
Shanghai. dates to March 9Th, had been re-
ceived. Chinese insurgents had evacuted
Sbanshai. The ratification of the Amer
ericaD treaty With Japan was concluded
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

PUT THIS AND THAT ToGETHER.-In q
lecture recently delivered in this city Gays
the Albany Argus on slavery. Hon Charles
Sumner said: If any one says that the
constitution of the United States recognizes
slavery, 1t is because the vice exists in his
own heart and such one is recreant to the
cause of freedom At the last meeting of
the American Anti-Slavery Society. held at
Syracuse William Lloyd Garrison said !:
The constitution of the United States re-
cognzes slavery-n as @ pro siavery IN
str1ne,ft 20 So. according to Mr. Sum
ner Mr.. Garrison is ''pro-slavery man. -
and is "recreant TO the cause of freedom"
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Political Ne,cs.

Crimean dates of the 10Th from Lord
Raglan. and of the 22d from the Russians.
The bombardment continued without any
decisive result The French Exhibition has
been postponed from the 10Th to the 18th Of
May. Since the breaking of the Vienna
Conference, there have been several supple
mentary meetings of the Four Powers. with
out result The Plenipotentiaries assembled
on the 23d and sigued the protocol
The last conference was held subsequent
" to the other meetings of the Four Powers
at the special request of Prince Gortscha-
koff. when farther inadmissible propositions
being made by the Russians. the Plen;po-
tentiaries of the Four Powers retired Ap-
pearances indicate protracied war. This
is the general tone of opinion in England
Nothing definite is known relative to the
condition of the siege. The general i'm
preston. however, is favorable to the opera
tions of the Allied forces The Russians
returned the FIRE in splendid manner
There is reported suspension Of the bonn
bardment which is not credited. The news
from the Crimea indicates that the lombard
ment continues night and day. The Mar
maluke tower is silenced Some Round
Tower guns are dismantled, but the Hedan
and Isarden batteries keep up a continued
and heavy fire. There is no immediate
prospect Of an assault. upon the works at
SevaStopol
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
The Firing into the Water Witch,

A Buenos Ayres correspondent of the N.
Y. Post. in giving another version of the ac-
count of the firing into the u S. steamer
Water Witch, by the Paraguay government,
comments quite severely on the conduct of
Capt. Page. The Post referring to the let
ter says:
1t appears by our letter that Capt. Page
neglected to disclose the important fact that
he was the bearer of treaty that had been
negotiated and signed by his own and the
Paraguayan government, a fact which. if
known. would doubtless have protected any
vessel under his command from the indigni-
ty to which the Water Witch had to submit
1t also appears that Capt Page knew that
the steamer would be fred into if she sail
ed up the river. and yet he sends her off
with but one sea officer on board, and only
eight disciplined men, the remaining Off
GERS being retained by Capt. Page on board
the Pilcomayo. in which he sailed down the
river. Our correspondent characteristics cap
tain Pages conduct in harsher terms than
we should be disposed to employ, until we
are satisfied that he had no sufficient excuse
for thus deliberately exposing his command
to such unnecessary dangers.
The conduct of Lieut. .}effers, who had
command of the Water Witch when the
affair occurred, his refusal to receive and
read letter sent to him from the fort. be-
cause it was written in Spanish, the Ian
guage of the country, and his subsequent
persistence in going up the river in defiance
Of the authorities, is commented upon and
declared not to be free from suspicion.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

CITIES OF RUssIA.-In all the vast en-
pire of Russia, not more than three cities
contain a>population exceeding 60,000 in
habitants. namely. St. Petersburg, 470, ,202
Moscow, $40 ,06S, and Warsaw. l54.1OO
the population of Odessa is 60155; Sevas.
topol, Al 155. Four cities only have pop.
ulatiOns exceeding $4,000 inhabitants.
Archangel counts only $3.50. There are
only % cities in the whole empire whose
populations vary from 25,000 to 40,000.-
The respective populations of the other cit.
les, Q.C47 in number) is small, varying
from 10. 900 to few hundreds. The res
Of the population is dispersed over the coun.
try in the ralleys; but of rural population
strictly speaking. there is little or nothing.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23


New YORK. May 8.
The steamship Asia arrived at Halifax to-
day. with Liverpool dates to Saturday, 2Ssh
ult
Commercial.
Dennistoun & Co. quote an active specula-
tive demand for cotton during the week es-
pecially during the two days of its close
with an advance of fair middling qualities,
which were scarce Sales of the week 102,-
900 on speculation, and 1000 for export
Market active; prices slightly advanced
from 1-2 to 1-Sd. The advance is mostly
on fair and middling qualities. Orleans
fair 3d.; middling to 5 Lied; upland fair
Lid; middling 5 3-I6d Richardson.
Spencer & Co.. say that the weather is unfa-
yorable
Breadstuffs had considerably advanced
Market buoyant. Wheat advanced Cd. to
3d.; flour Is Cd to 2s; Western canal -four
SIS TO 42s6d; Ohio 43s to 45; White
Corn Ass. 70 46s. Cd; yellow 46s Cd. to
AIS. Market closed steady.
BosroN. May 8.
: The Asia arrived at 5 1-2 o'clock yester-
day at Halifax Crimean dates of the 9th
report Cholera raging in the French camp.
The London Times Of Saturday, 2Ssh, at
tributes the decline in funds partly to the
Withholding by Government of the latest
news from the seat of war. The cholera
continued its ravages at St. Peterburg.-
There has been a serious overflow of the
Neva. causing much distress and destruction
Of property. On the 1lth April, Broussa
was visited by an earthquake which destroy
ed most Of the stone buildings The wood
en- ones were burned up. One quarter of
the city was buried under large masses of
earth and rock The village of Sickenridge
league from Broussa. was totally destroy
ed-150 shocks occurred within q hours
less of life unknown
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23
Photographed to the Memphis Eag. E Enq.i
Arrival Of the Asia!

ADVANCE IN CoTToN-HEAvY TRANSACTIONS
-BoMBARDMENT OF SEvASTOPoL CoNTIN-
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. Hairs Celebrated Puimonio Eliril

TNoR the cure ofeOshs colds, consumption
II bTonthS aS,hua, inftreniA, Group, whooIg cough
ofihe brofhe1 and hOarse sauSed PUB
e srsaGiRs anI all aheetlopS q The organs Of Ie'Pi
lGn. ,,.,u. IA, u,.,,.
warranted the Pealanest and best medicine 'or d'ea''
Is the lulFs ever sold In America.
In presenting this ntdIcne 10 tie public nave VS.
sassttion 10 know that we not only Eesen them W.a
an bic aHlloe for the class OF diseases y E!osa'
sea 10 cure but one Witch Is perfectly harmless 10 Us e.
tets upcn ihe eon1tiiuon, an can Be administered WIN
out anS fear or Lintral po!Gon', for II contains
The e that large portion tue suffering, 1au Ssaa
throughout country, Is caused b sease Of ne
Of toBshqUtnt upon exposure and colu NJ
diced Us to put Il within the reach Of every lpt
who mar Eeed Iedy that has proven ItSeI 70 InNAu
able, ..,.,,.u<.. AL
stry OF those dlSear4 tue lungs which arr 30 Teqeh
our cbanSeAble eHaiei and Ye claim 10 Be W aaNSaee
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superior 10 all others.
We shall make no extFavasant Assertions Of us eteaey
in curing Lieases like the vendors Of too many n9sttu,
who deceive all who tUst ihe nor shall we oId ou' any
inducements which tieI6e docs not Justify al,
lfraients will rerseEere 10 the use Of thlS mtuelhe,
and use IL as liHctsd, they will be cured " every
that IS not beyond tie power OF netiue heIe ~
nun erluS PERSONS now eDOyinslhe blessings iheAn shu
TShewei ne as il were who OiEerwite would have sonS
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ring use Of this invaluable remedy. It's no. pletsnusa
that Il Is iRalble every stage OF consumption, Ou
know Il 10 b. better adapted 10 the various dseasss
regulatory orgaS than any other Medicine ever
the public All we ask Is trial, and inevery lnsaNe
freely The aIeeti4 f. i reoIDt Se' ''
| Genuine SigGed X, HiLL & 60. For SAFE o. JAMaS
| nAKEli DTugIIst Wheeling, Va. Also, 81 DfusssIs
generally throughout tie country aP'-H
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E:snth, E.frnenltls.l RosNfesn.


Xxx invaluable iEbICISx.-lt Is but seldom we md
among the nAHy IedeS offered TO the public for the cure
Of disease ore we consent 10 Commend OF whose NlI
tues we ave able to discover and have always seduousy
avoided giving utealee anything that might lead any
one " SProe that we paC4d any faith IN lhslT PTeien
slons. Hut With leeTelte To- remedy mluu actuIed 10
this place, aud which has become as familiar 10 tue public
as household words, we speak nom knowledge q It's III
lIiHste eIcee6teS, Its adaptation 10 many OF IN Ills 81
u E, aud tie security with which it may be used. We
sreak OF the Sonpaeil Nerve aud Hone LRlnen prep1F'
I'd BY H. u. Carr Co., from prescription furnished BY
Ur Watson Cart late OF MOgantOSn aud HOW OF Wletl
Ing one OF the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia. This
linR Is based upon The brvad pintlpe that ANY IeHe
dY which will relieve external Pain, will properly com
pounded be equally eael0us in enoYr nteiE Al aztec.
lions, principle that has bern successfully develop
II is Slmpy the oSing OF ScieLee, being mild and SIM
pie In Its action, .d yet revealing In It's ELECTS rover
more Incredible, reaching tie most hidden IlewS OF MN
and beaSaR yet being nuoItous 10 the tntLt-
II is asn BY the ehtsyt Lmeni in tie MARKET Lens
put IN In toitles twice as large the majority a.
oulh larger than the largest besides being more than four
times as strong We commend Il those 10 want Of
safe and certain IeHedy
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AFFLICTED READ!

AFFLICTED READ!!
philadelphia 1Icdicni House E.ta bllsh"l %
i jsSfs ascby Dr. Giigt,lM, corner rhlrd and Union
SIS. between SIInte AID Pre-, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNNALEDS
Ave sppIised that Dr. KlSKELlS confines bis practice
TO IaiicuiaI banCh OF medicine, which eugaSes his
Undivided SitertiOn. lie cautions tie unfortunate
tslinSt the abuse Of EeIcuyi thousands ave annually
eIcuralited ou Of lie Recent Affections aIePoTrtIy
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
III the treatment Of class of diseases hitherto neglected
and n,l eletiy understood, has enabled DIX. klNKE-
LIN, tIulGeT eJa Heik en- SGCPit6TrSisa,) TO pIoVe
that lEe ten;s OF liz causes Of nervous debility LEGAL
aud Constitutional weakness, mental ard physical suffer-
lug, are ua,elbIc TO certain habits, rormIs the most ="
eetIeI deadly aud fatal springs OF domestic misery AID
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
eVil habit sometimes IndUlsed In b boys, ~
solitude often Eto%l uP with 'Le@ 10 m'noEa' sld
Gus ObSiaeeS 10 matrimonial LappIeAs, but gives TO
aIeIeS Of pIOiISetcj iSi ious ard devastating aaee
lions. Few Of those Who give way 10 ms ltne!ous
pIIttteaIe aware O the consequences, unll they d the
eCvOus stems thatteei ei AISuEe AID uGSCCounta'
bic es'il &c, aud vague elI, Inihe mlhl
The unUIunate (nuS Afflicted beCOnes feeble, IL una.
bic tOllbOt with accustomed igor, Or 70 Apply MS MI
10 suiyi lis SER is la!dy sLd weak, lie IS dull ICAo
lUie aud esa eS i bis sport with less sheisY than usual
lille eRnfetpltS hIHSelt before tue practice has done
Its worlt eud euer uliIiGOny, Ills marriage IL untImt
fol- and hiSsse tells hin that this caused b. us early
GliieS. TAWt eeM;StrSisrH EAIea 'h'ES SRakta The
ststSttsH Of hstImiIsI!y .!!aahs:
MARRlAGE.
Requires tie u'hlnen o. several conditions, IN order
that il may he really the cause Of mutual hlpintSS-
COUd the veil which now toyet tie origin Of domestic
wtttCLedEeS laASd, anil Its tue 1uuCe 'neNefy IN
Ia &c lclOSCd-ln low many Gould II be Traced phY
lealdlquaIlhCSlioRS AID their attendant lPpOmlHth!
Arry hen While set tue, ~ O'deI Ia have your W.
StiUig ard eaNed Organization ebIated, eNtYied AID
REMEMBER.
lie who places hlmsel under Dr. XnEstn's treatment
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'MEDICAL.
Prof Woodsi

Hair Restornttvci Is now i5f lie hrAt tine intro.
street. whehls toe only sure remedy ever Invented that
will taeethly restore The grey hairs and whikes 10 the
original color OF youth without dyelnH cover ID: bald
bead 10 short Tine With the natural covering, remove
dAndTu and prevents the hair ON alIRy OIL lRdS free
from The lthv sediment 90 Objectionable In divers rrtrl.
TSll0nS Of different names now btotethe publei The RI
troR LINE Is beautiful article for The toilet, for tbt old
or toog and can only be Appreciated It's nsei and ell
are respectfully invited 10 tlItthe Depot aud examine
the Testimonials OF ladies' aud gentlemen Of high IeppA
tlon In the South and WGSi where II was lnyened but
wi Teler 10 the tenftle below Of The dltllLsUShed
StateAmah aud Senator, Judge RTeete, Of llilnoi'i
CIRLYLE, H. June q, 1883.
have used Prof o, $. WOods''latr Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful eject Ny BALI was htcom-
ng as thought, pIeuAtuTey grey but BY tie use Of bis
Reyoalve'it has TeSumtd rs Jynl color, aud have
no doubt Permanently 20. ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,.v
Ex-senator OF tic United StAtts.
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ARE You SUFFERING

AM = w IVA = SS4kA4NN
TRON Rheumatlsm, Sore Throat, Group, Dlmeult
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"a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes an almost insIAnantOuty, but
FelEtTattG 10 the seat Of anil entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Soma will laugh al tue liea Of any composition curing
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diSeasel though Numerous Ia ane all SIise Om similar
CauSeG, the proposition will tenn less eTIavag1ni but
were ten time! mOIeSo TAT T4CTs which stare ua IN ine
all who have used II tLenselyes or Witnessed Us fHSgte
Effects on Others, unite In declaring Just what It's Hae
(AonlNIelI indicates, tht nj LiAimtAt tashN.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you eYer noticed The StknSS nllAIity between
many external and internal dI,taSea having entirely dier
ent nanAl Aud has itMveT occurred 10 you that rem
edy might bs PREPARED which should b equally arIltaole
EE LtHtAtAT, which does not insult your understanding
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OIsrEIso OF ScIlSttl being mid and simple esion
aud yet revealing m It's eccs power alnOa itlsdale
-lCschins the most hidden AiueWS al nlnn or beast,
aud set bslng inlOrons 10 tue weakest mart also
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StrougI we theIeOe Offer Il to you With pride and con-
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poor, high or low.
be unprecedented site In which the Sonrareil LlnlHent
put Upi and tie vast expense ofthe RtealS ued 10
nakeS Impossible Of Us tolny fOr tile printing o. the
nsee.say a. Tue article whichever II is used vii Certify
fUI ITSELF
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This LnlsNnti lisa valuable auxiliary in the treatment Of
zone Of the most diAeafeS with which IT'S cur
lot 10 eUaeAdi for iuaiAnte, HHsiisH iuHsi sG6
tsH1. by thorough and continued Application 81 thA
eTWiGe formidable diseases are al oe dSAIne 81 moTe
than half their teTIoIs, particularly GnoE children, and
thousands Of mothers, we're they allowed 10 sFeak wopd
united testimony 10 the iIet that had chill
ditn fTomths very Jaws Of death, and restored them 10
their former health and beauty Asain, will be ound
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bsan bgu3 Cake, or an enlargement Of the spleen W
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General Depot cas- BroadwAy, New YORK aud lis
aIket SLSt Louis
POr sale Wholesale and retail Ia Wheeling b.
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NEW R4IHiNoNHD LETfHRs At THE OLD Post OFFICE!
r AN now receiving and oreNinS unusually aTRe and
j general assortment OF boots, Shoes Hats llOnEea,
CaICtt Sachs At The corner OF MARKET aud
Monroe streets Whse.nl Va ln the room nIneI &C.
Sery large aud entirely new stock which Pufca'ed
for eish from the manufacturers Of the Soth urer tue
most voAble efcunataEees and oder them TO the Gill
EtnS OF wheeling and Vicinity At reduced prizes, Whole
safe aud Islt aud respectfully solicit share Of patton
deem II ustltts 10 say much In praise Of my sotk u
mistake hot, The rtorIe Of Wheeling are not 30 ta'y
humbusSei By advertising PUSi sutett 10 1ay have any
variety 0: meas yoUthS' and boys Bootsand Shoes mir
Tvf silk, notes.-the wool. lHshorn, brush SHd straw hats.
and for ladies' ever variety lawn iirtw ard b'id
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chLsn, Of The oat ashtoHable style, make aud GUiiy
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JEWELS
or the various Orders, oil Sllyer Gilt or Faba MeAA
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