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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

rrThe Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald says that il soberness constitutes
dignity, Mr.. Banks must make diEnifed Speaker.
as he has the air Of New England clergyman pa,
cling the deck of steamer which he aspects every
minute will blow up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

pTne Governor of Missouri vetoed the bill
granting S25O,Ooo to the Cairo and Fulton Rail-
road. It's said. ii will be passed by both Hous.
es by such majority as to make it a law IN spite
of the veto.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
'.Iruth stranger tnan F'Ictlon..
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsrI.
MONN M 8 4 AnN

NUN ] UT 4 LAUN.
VVNO those who haze the pleasure OF knowing her,
need say OlhlHS, but 10 OtheTS we renaIk that dc.
sire 10 heleht the suffering induces her thus to SHcSk
None can appreciate her JOY AId gratitude In beTns
neNea nom PAIN aller years Ol suffering almost ua'I
leel bul those I thee eau be ay) who have offered
Miss las long heen resilient OF this city-Or the
last Two Yeas has been su.ceS fully cOhduCtgh stOl
al 40 6SO baltimore street The happy Change in her
he ms subject Of establishment bh JOY 10 her uTtT
Gus lIenu" We ask those TO call OIL hcl Sic
VIII tell them more OF her cure by H1mPlOnS 19mriUt
han she has written. Thus II this remiedy goes 0u sI
ing renel 10 Tue Sick We teller the public 10 Them From
mole distant !aces we also heal vi tlcsSmIe harry
These iaCts' with the concurrent testimony OF huEaud,
Should cause skecism aud rrejudi TO hide their heads
a''d concede that HanlioAs 1lncuIe is IN truth won
deful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

Er.a yfnshiaEtoa letter sass:-'Gen. Cas- hes
announced bic Willingness to comaly wMhihe re,
quest Of ths Tee States men Of Kansas. He has
isurts.d tOtuse charge Of and % rressn, their
petition for admission 10 the Union aud the cnsti.
tuition sdopts d by th.m. Whel6Er he will vote
.seQPliaeis SyVaoWs ~ NJ R.sR9a a !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

For Kent
TO FIRST APRIL, 1855.

TO FIRST APRIL, 1886.
THAT large eMl cOmmOdious Warehouse On Water
street formerly occupied by MIR }. H. Keys, deceased
as a Forwarding AVID commission house.
Possession gwen Immediately. Tie Cfice fixtures,
VIZ; Desk stove, oaIel Sc,, aid Trick aud Scales viii
be disposed of al lair rates ''
apIly TO GORDON, MATTHEWS Il Co.
.. SlF2S Mai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

GrThe Boston Courier, in notice of Mr.. Ket-
tell lac ditor of that paper, whose death has
q fetef Paiiey. were in fact the work Of Nj.
Ke'teII. He is the vertabIe Peter Farley" 's..-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
REAL ESTATE SALES
Hotel far Sale.

VNHR Furniture and lease known as the Monroe linn.
u WLeeing, Va ,,'cated Main street :oPpo-iis ~,
Wire SuspenSiOn Bridge. This hluse IL now doire
good business aud the prospects lori tho future are 6
Tste. In short TING the Cleveland Extension eiir,
Ohio, aud (inoInnali & Marietta railroads will nm
their terminal KirkwOod, aud tie iraVeI viii have ',
cross imme datey opposite this house, aud it will nrc.,
sarlly do large proportion OF this businosS
The present proprietor Is DESTROYS Of removing IN H.
country. which is sulely his for wishing 10 d
pose OF his business. -"
oe23 W, p CLARK.
House AND LOT FOR SALE
TNHR undersigned offers for sale his House and Lot A.
i Marker street, east side, bet ween MOnTOa aud lno,
ling hnu&e aud out buiidings '
u viii be scd low aud on accommodating terms AMI
posses lou given any time alter Tue FIRST o! October
"a Enquire OF
serS n ZIMMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

uThe mnnic pal elections In Massachusetts
havs generally resulted in tile defeat of the Amer
lean ticket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

THE neatsst Hair Brushes seen are for sale by
Il. H. LOG AN & Co. bridge corner Dausgis,s.
Their stock Of Fancy Articles generally sworha visit
look atand IL you cough or cold you eau take
home with yOus bottle OF their s--TF
HOARHOUND BALSAM,
D-PreseriptOns carefully eompOuudela at all hOurS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

AN exchange relates an anecdote connected
with Daniel Webster. which took place in the
court room Of the Supreme Court Of the Unitedt
States few yeats since; and which was never
published.
Agentlrman wh1 had suit peniing before that
courI, in which Mr. Webster was Employed by his
opponent, was present to hear Mr.. WIS speech
aud having heard much Of Webster's pow.ts, ex-
prcted storm OF eloquence. When Mr WrbsIer
had flushed, the man turned to his COUNSEL an3
remarked:
.'why that " 5 no speech at alI--'t was only
talk =
the d-dest talk for your Case that you ever
heard" $4,000 ,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

n HE subscriber oRe for sale the property on which
i he 'eSides adjoining the town 81 Lagrange, in
jefferson county, Ohio, containing 1T Ui lanI c-
closed Will gOud hoard The nVr.. VemeMiH arc
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS,
one brick aud the other ram'e, with client OF
water. Also, stable with gTaIAry and OlhrT Oulbuld
nss. with choice Apple Orchard Of over 100 bearing
trees cherry, plum, DC,
any persUu wishing pleasant situation oil Teasonab
erns be accommodated by caliig OH tile Ludel-
signed. ISAAC GREEN.
lSgTanse. Ter z, '55 hCE:im
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
TaYern TO Rent

WI well known Tavern, known as Mrs GoOding's
OHliIe National Road, milsS eaS Of hrciiIrg WiN
be Tor rent from April Isl, 1876 Tie stand !. loo we'll
ard tavOsably known 10 eQuiTc further mIiCe
FoTleras eIqSIc Of jacob GOOdlns or The ude RiseI
nHin I,VnlA ('RIItVER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

site the Monroe House, tie occupancy oil Mr G. n
$ii.e the lower sIOy 1imwH, and Furnishing stu
aud The upper a lam;Iy residence
The premises include good cellar aud spacious yard
i f:mi WM PAXTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
Notice to Travellers.

TRAVELLERS passing over the c. o. r. r. arc inform
ed that The proprs has fitted up rooms in 'C.ark.s
New Buildings. whore he will up, upon the arrival
of every train,a 49,
WARN LUNCH ASD NOT COFFEE PoR 10 CENTS,
the regular price the Depot stand being 90 CENTS con-
sequentIy thirty Ave win be saved he particular
and step into Myers Rerrshment Rooms just the
street, ed door from the corner. 10 Il.
Everything saRpIied msrs called far Information of
all kinds impaired fee of charge FL
= T,H. MYERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
Ambrotypes, chemitypes q DaEuerpeotype

AmbrotYpes, Chemitypes & DaEueTreotypes
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS. PRESENTS.
ADAMS, Premium Dlgu:rreOtypist, has she pleasure
of tnsorEn: the citizens of Wheeling, that produ
cling by the of nee eatH.ea. sgent, AmbrOtypes
like heretofore made IN this city They
brancy boldness and artistic nish as to excite the
admrationor every Que, including artists via
tteI the ost celebrated Eastern Galleries, who pro
non 60 them ''the best tkeye per sar.'' -
Five Medals and Right Diplomas have bsrn awarded TO
Adams Remainder the Gallery, Main and Union
.:reota, aels
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

"A SovercIsh Eeemedy.-Itis recorded in ancient
htstory hat Hannibal tho great Carthagentsn general.
was unable successfully to follow his great victory
CanE. by entering ROe, in Consequence violent at
tack OF acute Rasnatts Had the great been able
procure single bottle OF HamptOn Vegetable Tine
he might havs crowned his brilliant success. and
saved Carthage rom the dire and utter destruction which
ensued the hands of the Roman legons. This hstoT
cal fact is becoming universally KNOWN Judging the
vast crowds that this great Tneture Of HamrtOns
which, by the way.w bo regarded the only
tain remedy for Rheumatism and the various other
plants 1t is advertised TO cure.
-rRepussiean and 4rsH,.
T. H. LOGAN q co
bridge corner, Druggists,
dele:1w General Assuts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

ttPETERSONHS'' is the only complete aud uniform ed-
tiol Charles Idcken' Works PubliShed III AneIicRi
IhSY reprinted rom the original London edition, aud
the only edition pbui1hed in this country, No
library cit. punIc private be COnpl lie with
having complete set Of this, The gTea est OF all
living aulhOIe. EVery Ismy should possess set of
OF the editions The cheap edition complete in twelve
volumes. Sper cover, Their or all 81 which eau be
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Nai''s'''e' NOV' ~ 1852 nS@e:3m
rwu 1.TCT1S - 80, - =.
cvrv VI - %. o. n -, Il
fu ,m S'! D'ea instantly 70 oe-ni-
~ SEt, "''Hout TUG 'eSzt INJURY
P,vr,,. Mrs.,. -,
W., 'ssn tuoe 70
,ions =. 80 :. -n9 oV,t 'oOo sppnea
80 ~ ts OF ms patrons OF s
Eers i, :. ~ ,I INC e.t anu WINS,
with si. -e''''1s N-'U 4eAS
W. p,,.... >.
70 h. &C.,. sUut mol
/, az mol 10
S0as II may DO
p,.,or1 9Ss D.. =" y '"O'"'' At '"' "s
Sold In an citi.s ara ',o,as o,,., ,,.;..,-r,.,.
S,I >. 60 49, y
nSSTh. fss,,,;,. - ~.
49, SUI upon eel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
coNiPLnTn L1aRARY EDITION.

In ave very large octave Volumes with Portrait Oh
matter a. the lustrated Edltion comprising yer
thousand very large double eoiunned aSes haud-
aomeIJ printed, aud bound In various styles
VOI9Glae contains PckWick PeTS aud Old Carlo si-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

do . do Oliver TWiat, Sketches BY Boz"
aud Barnaby Rudse.
do do Nicholas NickIeby, aud Martin
CGu1zlewt. As--'s
do do David COrperheld, DOmbey aud
EOn and Christmas Stones.
do do Bleak House, and Dickens New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 70, 1855, nsea:sr
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Ladies' Shoe Store. :.

AO04SS OAOO SIO4
e w e N T 4 B II le = E!!
III AVIhG opened he cOmElOdiOus stand, No. 1S2 Main
IL street, opposite Rhodes & Co.'s dry goods store
beg to call the attention the ladies Wheeling aud lis
vicinity TO my well selected stock Ladies' Misses aud
CaiidIsn's Gaitets bOots' buskis Diamond Ties, sir
Als0-A good assortment of Gum over shoes, Nis.e.
boots, dc. w. HASSELL,
tdec1S-5m 1'2 Main street, Wheeling.
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All ,u6SsqVept pork. BY Charles Dickens rsiH Be s.
sued IN NHifor AtVte Irith Me ADORE.
Copies Of any one OF any set OF either edition OF the
above works will be sent to any person any part or
he United States, of Posass their remit lug tho
price OF the edition they may VISA to tho publisher in
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Christmas Spices of all Kinds

Christmas Spices of all kinds!!
TREsH GROUND AND sTRIcrLY FuRE,
tt&PRESSLY for city use, for sale low BIZ J P. Par
II nit, Mustard aud Spice Manufactured Riddle street
bel Teen Main and Railroad square beOw tho Greek
AI6O-1OO do1. b cans mllsta, d pure 75c per dog
100 SX Is do ...... 25c rer lb
WanIed-I0:0 bushels Hnnilly Corn, will pay SOC .
h'shel till SIstinst delivered At my Spice Mil.
dctS:5t J r EARRITT
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Illustrated Ed ton In Ii Vols.
This edition printed Verj thick aud Rne white pa
per, aud Is PrOuseIy Illustrated, with all the original
Illustrations By Criksht nk Alfred u Owquil. PhE.
etc. the origin London edition, OPP Stoel
aud wood. Each volume contains novel complete
aud may be had in complete ses, be tuully bound in
CLOTH tor Eighteen Dollars sci, volume viii be
lie mi
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NEW ApvERTIsEn1ENTs
Tor the HolidaysI

a large assortment OF God LOcEets aud Pins Al
30 all kinds Of ancy cases for Ambro' ypes ana De-
6eTre1types which vIil sold at reduced PTtees Al
PARrRIDGk'S Daguerrean RO -H%'
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s5EEE +. b. PETERSON,
Ne. lO9 Chesuut at., Philadelphia
To whom all orders must cUIne addressed. -
D-BoOkseIIers, Ncws genIs, aud ali Others win be
supplied afvery low ratSS. icI9ft
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Bank Election Re

More NetC Goods.
nv have this day received some very desirable sta.
w PIE Goods TO which we would iHvtte the attention
KIeL d.rd Fenndun Prints. in Freacn and American
fast cOiofS.
Irish linens, Huekabaek Diaper and heavy crash.
Hay State long aud square shauIs;
Misses BAY Stale do
Mixed aud plain FIahneis and akirt9
sdcId HKJ%KRII a, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

The TwENTYNINTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
CURIOUS SEWARD MovEMENT.-The Seward men
pretend to consider themselves safe in the As
sembly; but they have their misgivngs of the
Senate The filling Of the vacancy of the
Twenty ninth district is therefore of some i'm
portance, and the dodge which they have
adopted to secure 1t is curious and remarka able.
There was Peoples Convention at Canaan
dagua, on the 23d instant, which nominated
Chester LOOMS for this Senatorial vacancy.
LOOMS is q soft shell democrat; but what was
this Peoples Convention We remember that
in 1923 OF a Seward and his set started out on
their political career from Peoples Conven-
ton, in opposition, we believe, to the nomi-
nation of Crawford for the Presidency by a
caucus Of the republicans of Congress. The
next stepping stone of our arch-agitator was
poor Morgan, and the anti Masonic agitation; the
next the slavery question; and the next that
mischievous diplomacy for the Catholic vote,
which involved Archbishop Hughes in the plot
at Carroll Hall. Now we find Seward coming
back to his first principles Of a Peoples Con-
vention.
This soft shell nomination Of LOOMS, we take
Il, is Seward coalition nomination 10 disguise,
including the support Of the administration
Van Buren, free sellers In the common
cause against the Know NothiDgs, Thus this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

fHINUkfIHfH' JkHs 40, fovVs
The brig Fairy arrived at this port today, bringing
dates from Rio Janero to the 18th Of December.
She left In port the United States vessels which have
before been reported.
Outside Of Rio the Fairy boarded by the Slope
John Adams, from Boston, bound In, with all on
board we and she brings letter bags from bar asd other
vessels Of war
The Fairy sailed in company with the Indicator for
New York, and experienced hurricane Of Cape Hate
ras, but escaped without damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

Our MINISTER AT PARIs.-At the last ac-
counts our Minister at Paris, Mr.. Mason, was
gradually recovering from his late paralytic
attack. 1t is most probable, however, that If
he is ever sufficiently restored, he will return
home. The French mission will thus be va
cant, and may yet become the pivot for the
reconstruction of the Cabinet and the reor-
ganization Of our diplomatic corps. Things
cannot long hold together at Washington as
they are.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

me steamship Northern Light, Captain E. L. Tinkls
paugh, will leave this port this afternoon at o'clock
for Punta Arenas.
The New YORK HERALp--Cahfornia edition-contan-
ing AL the latest by mail and telegraph from all
parts Of the world, will be published at eleven O'Clock
this morning Agents will please send in their orders
~ early as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON,
No. 4s--Tbomas Laws, Exrs. ct al appellants, Va. j..
+. Law. Argument continued by Mr.. Coke for tho ap
peee, and concluded by Mr. Brent for the appellants
No. 107.--Wm Jones ct al plaintiffs In error, va VIM
s. johnston Motion TO dismiss the writ OF error, argued
by Hon. s. =. Cha,e In support thereof
No. 40 w. A. Booth. appellant, Va. Ferdinand Clark
Argument commenced by Mr. Bradley for the appellant
Adjourned until Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
From cincinnati.

NEATHkH '"1% '~''"~'1VE'
MARKETs, ETC.
CINCINNATI, Jan p, 1885.
The weather here Is very cold. River navigation has
been suspended between here and P;tsburg in
quence Of the ice
Money matters much eaner. Eastern exchange
we quote at three quarters per cent premium
Hogs are selling at ~ 7tab co. Provisions are duh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
Anti. Know Nothing Convention.

GnHno, jan 20, Iooo.
large and enthusiastic anti Know Nothing conven-
ton was held here to day. at which all the towns in Ii
ving,ton county were represented. The "Hindoo"
ganraon was denounced and the nomination OF Judge
Loomis endorsed Men Of all parties joined In the meet
in0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

ROCHESTER, Jan. 20, 1885.
The Sheriff called out the military to-day, and with
large police proceeded TO the Of and
rested about forty OF the rDgeaders in the disturbance
and wrought them 20 this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
From BOSTON.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--HEAvy SNOW sToRx--yBssELs
ASHORE.
BosroS Jan. 20, 1855.
The upper portion Of the building 3oS Washington
street. shs city, pertialy destroyed by ars this
morning. C. C. Hoibroot. large dealer in embroideries
and sees who ocevped the lower stories had his stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

to every party club or association throughout
the country, the same demoralizing influences
have operated to ditfuse intemperance through
the land, and corruptions into our political
elections, until the people, disguised with both,
have spontaneously risen up for wholesome
revelation.
We rely upon the Know Nothings to effect
the werk. Their movement is not emily po-
litical one, cut great moral and temperance
councils 40 Subsidies to short boys and other
savages Of the polls; no scenes of intermiuglei
drunken spoilsmen and slippery gamblers and
thieves disgrace the Know Nothing eonven-
items. Quietly, peaoeably ana soberly, their
work is planned and contaminated. They sus-
tain the dignity Of popular sovereignty
supremacy OF the ballot box, and the peaceful
and aw-abiding character Of the American
people.
Therefore, we congratulate the country upon
the prospect before us of sweeping wholesome
revolution in our party politics abolishing the
corrupt and drunken orgies Of Baltimore Con-
ventiens, and their supplementary local organi-
cations, and clearing the pollsef DULLES and ruff
fans, charteredfor the day at 80 much per head,
exclusive of liquor and segars. The prestige of
these Baltimore Conventions is gone-the last
to which we have alluded has given us this
salutary popular reaction. In this light, it is
amusing to mark the intrigues of the old party
politicians, in and out of the Cabinet, for their
next Baltimore nominations They affect to
see nothing and hear nothing OF this spcnta-
neous rising Of the people for great change,
though we are in the very midst OF the revola-
ton.
Van Buren, was the first President of these
Baltimore Conventions, and Pierce is the last.
The man for the succession will come from the
more respectable and orderly councils and cleo
toral colleges of the Know Nothings. The reign
of rowdy conventions, free liquor, and hired
DULLES, is at an end. So let it be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
T III Z l. A T L 8 + n L w 8 .
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPAS.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
~o~>>No~,eSN>~~~c~~,0.>-.~~~-~
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
~>~~>eooJ>>~~~~->~~~~~>~~~~~
THE HARD SHELLS MEMORABLE.
-~~~~e~~~~~~~~r~~~~><~>
Heavy Snow Storms Throughout the Country,
&C., DC, &c.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

THE SENATORIAL AHTIKNOw NOTHING CAUCUS ABAN-
DoNED-THE WHY AND TIE wHEREFORR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1855.
The ad journed Senatorial anti-Know Nothing
which was to have been held to morrow, has
been abandoned, it is understood, in consequence
Of Senator Weber having yesterday resented
in the Senate, amendment to Senators
Cooper and Brodheads' resolutions, the anti Know
Nothing resolution, which had been introduced at
the first caucus and which to have been discussed
the second TO It is intended to absn
don any further discussion the subject caucus and
10 fight 1t out.openly in the Senate.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON Jan. 49, 1885,
The Washington Sentinel Of this morning says'From
an intimate and political association with
Judge Douglass feel justified in stating that he mel
Their desires would receive the nomination for the
next Presidential term"
Senator Dixon is confined to his with bad cold
He is not seriously ILL., but is too ndsposed to attend TO
bu siness in the Senate.
Hon. Mr.. Latham of California, will address the
sonic institutions OF Maryland at Baltimore, the 3lst
Instant.
The Star says that private advces, received from Ha
to the 2lst inst represent the Cubans being
highly excited, and joining the revolutionary cause,
because the Cortes refuse to sell the island to the United
States, and that q serious outbreak was expected.
Advices from California say that Major Hammond, TO
whom Dr. Gwn entrusted the cement OF his cleo
ton to the Senate, turns up candidate for the posi-
tion himself.
Col Kinney leaves In ten days for Nav Orleans his
way TO Mosquito. Large numbers are aocking TO join
the expedition and more confidence generally felt In
the enterprise.
A man, calling himself A. c. Brewster, he's recently
been attempting policies Of FIRE insurance here,
In the name ths Merchants Fire Insurance Company
Of Boston, and had appointed agents. &c. Letters from
Boston state that there such company in existence
there and the President OF the Merchants Insurance
Company writes that their company has such agent
Brewster had policies printed here, asd in the assign
ment Ia printed the Of the American Insurance
Company while the policy bears the name Of the Mer.
chants Fire Insurance Company and has tn. signatures
Of its Secretary and President, both the hand
writing. IL Is supposed that Brewster has accom-
pLce. He has gone to the South or West.
1t has been showing slightly here all night, and the
is about two inches deep and the weather
has no indications OF clearing up.