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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-30

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
NnS1 BUILDING iotsyssnd 20 houses,
M wv brick aud frame, for sale on easy terms
Also two stores % let, on the csrner Of 7th and 9
streats, Island Apply 20 la w
WALTER A. TRUE, @J1
N .f1b Carpenter and Builder,
19, Corner Of virginis avenue and I'D street.
~ rN---.tat- 80 u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANO."


11S valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
in EnYland and OeI parts Of Europe, and next 10 81
ano holds The highest rank IN pOpuar AM le eAlcn "
which Il Is used among FaIntrs It's Introduction w W
CNuHlTy BY The subscriber has Gc more recent onl lt
progress II has made in the estimation Of the public 1,
not been less marked successful than abroad alter n
trial Of thTec Yeals Investigation o lis mell's IN whltH
made ly lie most scientific agTcntulsts aud various
iIuhs, Committees &C.. side bY side Peruvian GIano az
To- It's relative value compared vii Tue latter and " nnsl
instances preference eiyen 10 The SuEer pEGsphs!e q
imen Such reports as returned Will shortly be litei
before the public, Which will convey more lnIOrNato
than the subscriber feels disposed to offer, as the mau'
lttuFer, al the present moment.
lis chemical composition Of that nature 10 At once AZ
ford ioOd ail nouTsmncnt 10 6rowt Ot all descriptions,
ITS basis beingcrushed Or ground "Dems," ihe ecacy q
which as manure is already well known aud hpIecated
weight Of SuphuilO Acid 10 whlchisndded dug proper
ton Of fppTG aud Sprhale Of nm2gi9i ts y eNs
0f Tho most efficient agents III the best FcrpWaH uaao
II Is easy handled, being IN perfect POWDER viii be
found suitable TO all soils, warranted pure and genuine,
and When at maturity to 10 NaId aseeaelous as here 10
presented. ,,,,,
sc ribeI or 10 his agents. Whose aleS ate as follows;
MesSsIs. MC(iIuIer Il Sons, Richmond, Va.
10 ROwletb HARDLY 90, Petersburg, Va.
DO l!oTgm 4 MeCIe;n. Norfolk, I,osIu Va
q. Il. nE RuRG,
Agricultural Chemist,
seIe5 wilIlams6uEgh, Long island' N. v
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. A, Washington liah, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, va
subscriber would call Tie attention Of te public IL
his well selected stock o. watches, clocks, ewelTy'
silver waIe, and fancy goOds, which hels NOW opening -
Ills stock Is composed part Of gold AMI silver watches,
keys, gUaTds and cLails
Every description Of gOidlewclTY
GOld silver, silver plated ald common SIFct1clesl
Pure syc: table, tea, dessert, sug4h mustard aud sail
spoons, and butter knYeSi
Plated aud German sIIyc forks, spoons, butter knives
eic. alc.
POIl mOnnacS, pocket cutlery, ScIssOrsI
YERY FINE Iaz0rs, Atr0ps. shaving cIcInI eic.i
Pcriumery combs, brushes ami gIeat variety OF i1cy
sONdsI
Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks
and IcwCliy, AMI engraving handsomely done.
ani.,ilf &, =. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

NEW,
hnyc Just received fine assortment Of mems X p.
call and cork SOiel boots, with good assortment OF
eR's and boys Sles, sale, which Will sell Cheap iot
cash Olly,
I1utn ], w, RHODES, agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT And SHOE STORE
No. rs Monroe street. Whc,

NEAI DOOR TO GRELR, OTF ANhCo'
T AN now receiving al my new stole lonnl on eIHh
/ Stlret large and elegant assortment ol boots ~
shoes, which ha selected with Slea; el'c aud had MAJ
By The best wOTkmtn IN the kas, expressly
this trade. am now prepared to accommodate NY Gu
TONERS either wholesale OF retail with variety "lSph
ami Summer iOOdS, not 10 he surprised BY any OH
house In The city, either III style, wOIAma"sp' VI uH'"
bllllY. l..-.,
AnloOgs which will be found The following seasonal
ROOuS4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
10 Western and Sonihern Merchant.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND J0BRBRS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

r ANCf URf GOODS.
No. los aiarptSsitt tSitt,S's;lpH9 n; Sb9's 4'h street.
J. ". SEXTON, l.. SEAL, \. VAN SwEARtsoEs.
n FFKR t0purchaxcs, the largestassoInknt Of taney
" Dry GoUds In lhccY, ltt0mprtseStnrat Of -
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UndeTShlLts dress Shiltsand Collata.
Woollcn yarns Of daerent shades and COlors.
4 fle aSSOIt tH1ent Of Shell Combs.
DO 10 do BaffalO and imitation Combs.
BIusles Of all descriptions.
Dress and IailOrs Trimmings OF all klnds.---
lnrnclts, SIX enth cOl'd Spool Cotton
Perfumery oiall kinds .,
tatiOn. which cannot here mcn0n and which are we'll
worthy the attenti0n0 bycS. We lttlWe canmake Il 10
thfrintereSt 10 give US iIiaL scrt6
Pendleton Il Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EOR the sale of LeatrObatco Flour, and Produce gen
i4OS@ia' I'@atf and Dfrst aoS p,en.t
REFER 10.
Hugh jenkins 4 Co.
| + ". bruno Sons,
| Long d ltyTn, and ShaltlHI0le
The cashiers Of any Of the
| baltimore banks,
p h.I%' 4%S' E'a' Cash \ ! !, v u H%ya KY
| TallSnt 4 Delarlarn, "Ass"0s
Jas. MeCaly. Pittsburgh,
4sss S9Ssss DSFfs.s DSFS.'pi pdwSsIisS a,asHIS' 70
Michael nSLsy G1r,G,1 S.
Peter MersGer, Galipols, O.
$$:is }s }s::SsSS, Ss!:,5 ss'6 Ill., %SS %%S'S'
GOTd0n& n Co, onI,,I,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Daguerreotypes.


UaBuerfeOCypeB,
Ar RSSRS, llHAMkR & TUITION, having taken The
INl Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. L. Tarbcll as Da
suctIean Gallery. corner Of Main and lliddIe sees. Cen
ie Wheeling, beg leave TO solicit shaIe oi patronage
from his irlelias and tho public at large.
They make Il rule not 10 lei any pictures 20 Ont bn,
wlat are satisfactory and well executed.
Goid aud Silver plating executed neatly
05'OTdcIS lett lore FOL Slen paItlng viii DO attended IL
BY J. Tulton d lhOiheT. mT2i"3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
?. ARTIFICIAL TEETHl!l
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
akalAntR slIitki

Drs, Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
so. tjG WEST SINTn SlRErT, BETWEEN RACE AND kLA,
Cincinnati.
'IiIS Office, under the management Of It's present pro.
piet0s, has bee increasing In reputation Ur sulHTi
or operations H. the Artificial Department 0f lIetstIy
tor lie last ten Ycas, and NO expense or ctdI shall be
wanting to give satisfaction I" all who may a,o II with
T snbycTibers woulL call attention 10 lie following
essential points pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, Wis beau
aud NaluralrSS Ol appearance, quality aid StIcNgtho
tile materials, comfort 10 lie wtaler, a useulness IN
restoring The nStuTaI aprcaanee the speech, and abI'
y 10 nlaAti atei IN all Of which they 1lc warranted In
saying they ae exceeded By none, aud tquaItd By bat
few. -
inserted from one " full set, with Artificial Gums
Full and half SITS invariably inserted By suction
All operations IN uentistryreTIOrned nlle most hor'
Oush manner. ~
Considering the superior character OF the work, and
the guaIantee given, they ale the Ost reasonable IN Ihe
TWO TEETH OR MORE on G0tD PLATE,
S3 per Tooth.
TWO TGITn OR MORE on SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money refunded Il the Teeth DO not prove salts
IH- For The Information Of those living at distance,
we would state that our tariittes aIe such that we can
mike IN Tic finest style, full set oI TEETH ~ iromA
10 ~ hOs, and small pieces IN proportion. that no de
teniOH need DO aplIelemled.
" :! =. .cIMEhHS 1gS9ASS }pentl.t,.
Nu. tb9 West SAlh ST. between Race and Elm
dci9-iy Gi"cIniatl.
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
A III, persons indebted TO Wheeler & lakin, by book
n account or oiheIwS aie hereby notified that pay.
nIent must be made to me Eorthwh they having assigned
the same 10 nc Tor the benefit Of tleiI eIedltolS
hnl2 J, II. PkSnhRT0S, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
lIiH partnership hcIciOtOre existing under The finn Of
Gordon, Llai ke Co, has this day been dissolved BY
mutual consent. l.. s. GORDON,
CLARKE y TAAW,
March ist, lSji. J. Is. AMIR.
C0-PARTNERSliIp.
subscribers have this day entered into pareT ship
for tie rntrOye 0G tIahaCtihg Comm ssionand For.
wardne business ulleI tie style OF Gollon, Matthews
& Co.. aud solicit continuance OF e business o the late
firm, ~. =. GORDON,
JS0. ". MATTHEW'S,
JSU. L. AGSEw,
March lei, 1851 mrl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
aNe n)IetIins guttIIi9enttr,
10 PUBLISHED
uAlLY. TRI'wRRKIY AMI WEEKLY, ny
pnA.T1ETN dc 90.
+ n. pENDLEToN, rn,Tops
OLIVER q I, TAYLOR, ND''0"''
pPICE- Corner OF Main and Quincy St1eets-
n,,,uce from Quincy.St,
I'RIsaIs.

p,ly rtf 'OHaT'''" '"'''''''''"sO'"
Of tehtsIer week
ri dwtttIy' per .H"anl ="
tr,,kly "..",."'.'''.''.....'''. .'''.''''''''h"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
EASTERN BUSINESS,
James P. Perot g. Brother,
FLOUR AND GRAIN FACTORS,
~ NORTH whtARrES,
l.hflndelphtn, Pn,

FORSYTH " HurhtsH'
WM. y. ERLhY,
HKiSKkLl, & 20,
WM. Mccoy,
nOviHlyd J. K. MtLLkR Il 70.
u5"GoRpOS, MATHEWS 4 Co., willlnsAe adSAneesSN IN
tonsicmntHs. .---.--
14TEL y. NSIHEwI.... TtffrRlR zoi itIcxwTrS
Mathews & zolliokotter,
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80. 1913 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
GFCONSiGSNENTS SOLiCITE6 VII ray pGllleu-
aI attention to tie pulclaae0 VI Guaao ahd 0thet Fer
n RRRERRNC S - 4
E%r.,i1s Ets'aS5 iss'ssl!si s!sssF! FRI Ii i, T'
IT. Dayil kstieT, NJ. U. ~.
f. i. PaIkeI& Co., SbAltln9te.
F.IIhsIqE; a1I g &yin I'''0' & CO.. y "''e0FS ''
Hurst & RelIy
navid lonlSon, Bsq., JeIeIsoneu, Va.
CieanY & Co., Cincinnati, o.
MatngIS g. GilrM, PaIkCiSbulg,Va.
Hon. 2. X. 2ollitkoiieI, Nashville, Tenn.
+. Collier, Esq, AtloIney al Law, Pittsburgh, p
Jos Dcileplans, Esq., filIisboIo', Q.
4. ". button. Rsq., liarptrA fcnY, Va.
u. MelonauShy, Ksq. AIRY Al Law, Gettysburg, "a
lyI-dlyr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

UNTot
ID KGBlYEn this day, The hest assortment OF Gents,
IL yOuth'S and Chillies cloth caps, ryeT brought 10
THIS city, having been selected with great Gale aS lesards
style aud quality, They comprise in aIt as OilOws-
cntS cloth opera, black and wliiei gents hair ClohdOi
AIs0 tic Hgypli6n Pyrrnna cricket cap, new artICeI
together with every other description Of hat OF cap eXant
mIiI s, n, IiARpER n son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Notice

NOblUt
1NIE undersigned having bought out The entire stock Of
| hUOiS bejlsilgtO MessrS. Wheeler J. lskin, Mer.
ChaM 1aOls, w0nld beg leave 10 Inform the citizens Ol
Wheeling and vicinity thai 10 Intends carrying Oil The
McIChanl Tailoring business In the ganc room formerly
occupied BY McSsTs. Wheeler 4 lakin and having oh
iantd tie services Of both Of the tOrer prOr MS lie
peracd 10 make up 10 order every article III h4 ne,
and very low for cah. Having large sOek OH hand now
lie s determined 10 sell very low, 10 reduce bis stock and
make room for lie Spring Goods. Now Is Iaie chance
10 get good cOthng cheap lie will warrant every article
10 DO az recommended, or nO sale.
Come one, como all,
aud live US call,
Al EU.9, Washington Hail.
Iant2 j. u. STALLMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
THE \EW. YORK HEEAI.D.

4 corresponding reporter vi the above E"'a-'','''
Journal, was ia this city list week. and Sr,'''' rs
hard up a. ourselves 4: t!!Ec-, tnr SOMETHING 10 "f"e
about.
He came hithcr, most v"criantly Northern ana ac'-
ed accordingly. lie was humbuEgcd I'M" some
things. Others he iancicd, and others he exaggerated,
and tried To be sarcastic on everything. = SORT OF
hankcring after smartncss, seems Ia run through us
letters 20 his New York Boss, aud lie mentions one
thing in particular, relative 10 the Petersburg n'e!'.-
lie says of PiiTuix Hall, the meeting grhdaai'F us
pcrsed, leaving the floor somewhat less than t"t
inches deer in tobacco spit, tthe Nirg'n!a'is are nios
i~nveteratc tobacco eaters, and there being over ~"
persons rcscni.l
With reference to the ''harL times and the not'
shaving, he says:
"Thc V.r-iriaus have established IL new mode I"
tnancjcrinr, bv .kinEing each other, and every poo
fellow who briii-s foreign money i'll the State, out o
three per cent. North Carolina COMES IN tor th'
worat.'
We have not vet seen his opinion on Henry a
Wiso's ~orations, but in his letters, ho sets dowi
Wings and Know. No,hinss as AL of the same stamp
He saws they are fast fusins into one and the snln'
batcll.- Petersburg Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
CALAMITY.

The residence "f Mr.. john Appleton Haven, at
Fort Washington, eight or ten miles from The ci'y OF
New York, was totally destroyed 10y fire about four
O'clock Oh Saturday morning, and three oi his thuEl-
tiers. Mary, Sarah, and Grace Haven. l"st their iiFcs
nv the casualty. Their ages were nom seventeen I"
twenty wears, anh all Of them accomplished and beau
tiiul girls.
The entire family had, in The first instance. escaped
from the house before the flames had apparently
mad. much headwnv. Unfortunately, Ollie OF the
Young ladies thought .he would have time 10 procure
some clothing, and, running int" the house tor that
puruosr, was followed by three: Of the sisters Anna,
tn. eldest, wa. rescued scarcely living, through the
presence III miiaL ri one q! the lrr!"li'"rs, vii" ar
rived early on the -po;. T!.r bni'cs of two ii the
sister, Mary md Grace, were tax II "l: immediately
afterwards: aud, although m"sical ATTENDANCE: WAS
promptly procured, il wa, impossible Ia re-anIinatr
ih,m, They were sutlocatcd. Sarah, the other sister,
WIS burnt in the ruins.
Mr. Haven is a member of the firm of Haven Il
Co., one of the largest commission houses in the city
Of New York. The house, 10 which he has recently
made I'm extensive addition, was all bull; Of wood
lie supposes the fire to have originated from the re-
gisters of the furnace getting over-hcated. Others
have sur mised that i, resulted from tho carelcssness
of the servant girls in his employ, who We're trolick;
inc in the laundry up to Il late hour in the night, and
long after the iamily had retired. Ii is reported that
one of the servants was also burnt 10 death.-l-Nd
tional IahMgenccr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
tn, IjvrrunoI Times ravs A.:
rur HORRORS OF WAR.

We make the following extracts from one OF the
recent letters Of q correspondent Of the London
Times. written in the camp before Sebastopol:
If anv Of our great g~eologis's want to to't the
.ruth nf their theories respecting the appearance ~
,h, nr;m.ynl world, or are dcsirous of asccrtaIninE
,yLai sort of view Noah might have had wlleh he
luukctl out of the ark from Arar"t' ilicv ca'hh"t ao
better than come out here AT "ncc. me whoie PA
,.ru IN which sturds ";hc camp before Srbnst"pni -
tho entire of the angle of land from Bnlnklava round
IN Ehrrsou, and thence Ia the wiley I'll lnkeriliaii-
is fitted ut this moment for 'hr reception anu Ieiccla'
lion of any number of ichths"ssurI, snt'rl' ana Gr"eo
d;le.-itis a vast black lreary wilderness i niud,lntleo
with little locns of foul water, and scanned by nit!
brownish, and tawny colored suehhlr, Iuun'"6 "o"'
To- and along the rnvlncs.
nChsos has come agnin," or rather lIas jurt depart
ed from the scene. \ grand plntcauN OF boy, vary
ing in depth from II foot to two feet, extends from .i'
valley of Inkcrmann to the sea mt BalaklaVh. II u
LILLIAN INN holes in every direction by the hOois ot
mulrs horses aud cnmels. Ii il SCARED dtcpiy D!
the wheels Of carts and arnbas; and the white tent
dottinG its surface, and n few white scattert" i"n'
huusrr, and the sriS quarters oil LORD l'h:Ia"' con
,rast strongly with the black profound anna "ni''
they rcar their straight outlines. All over iH surih''
ar, s,rewed tho carcasrs of horses and miserable NIL
NAL. torn By dogs, and smathcrcd i'll mud. Nu''"'c
swrep over the mounds III tlUcks; carbon crows "i'
.birds oi prey obscene" hover over their prey men
ace the hidcous dog" who arc Teasing below or NJ u
GLOOMY dyspepsia, will, dropped head and droopih.
wing, on the remnants Of their banquet
ri, want of clothing. the wan; Ui fuel, the wait q
shelter, the want of food, which hnrc cost the arm
and the nation 50 dearly, might, sincerely ana 50
lrmnIy believe, have been obvia;rd by II sinai! tXerli"i
of ordinary ''prcvoyancc." The articles "h!ri: ar
arriving today i'll the Bclgrayin should nave o:el
hurc lnng ago, and tho supplies We are cNpcctin:
daily, however welcome, are too la'r. ihey VIII y
of service only To those VIII" lnrc survived, or VIII
have maintained health and strength under cold nn'
wet. We have tents but cannot get them W, 70 IN
camp. There is Il great deficiency III iiospitai mar
nucrs. and horrible us it il to think Of such II thing,
i, no less true that, according 10 Information rerei' =
from no doubtful source, five men of n bnttaiioh q
the Guards were found dead out side one ot the tent
within the last thirty hour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
ir,,u ,ho southern Literary Messenger, for January. J

JOE me SOclhern Literary NchscuoEi, vi 1ahohdS =
NATURE AND MY HEART.
The tsnd'rest flower bedrenched with rain,
Still lifts It's head and smiles again
When morning light despels the cloud
Whioh lately Numbered fast and loud;
And thou, my heart, be us the flower.
The LITTLE stream, with crystal flow,
By some rude storm doth nurky grow,
And angry rushes, dark and fast,
Yet soon will clear aud calm at last:
And thou, my heart, learn from the stream
Tho mighty oak, at winters plast,
Strips off is leaves and limbs andmast,
And stands a type Of mute despair,
Bat blooms again with verunl air;
And thou, my heart, be as tho oak.
Old oceens's tide, in TEMPEST driven.
Lishes the shore and cries 10 Heaven
IN fearful woe, in fury wild;
Bat suon is still as nesting child
And thou, my heart, learn from the sea.
The flower, the stream, the oak, the sea,
Ali have their times OF gloom and CLEO,
To item there comes ut las. relief,
But sous nc'er find surcease Of grief;
Thcn thou, my heart, learn to submit.
III nature has some fitting balm
To hecl, -cIcw, refresh or calm,
BIZ: there arc hearts whose ceasrlrss woe
Sclace OF calm eau never know;
Teen thou, my heart, learn to endure.
Cos. up thy gaze from earthly things.
Deem sorrow good ; to thee it brings
Promise IF Life when Nature dies,
For Natures voice forever cries.
Oh, bruised heart, trust God alone!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
POETRY,
y wAITING.'

A worry aged man in the almshouse was asked "h"
he was doing nowl lie replied "Only waiting
Only waiting till the shadows
Ars a little longer grown,
Only waitinu Til the glimn,er
OF the day. last beam IN grows;
TN the nigh, ~: earth is tnded.
From tho l.rar,, once full OF day;
Tin the stars OF heaven are oreakihe
Through the twilight soft ana gray
Only waiting till the rcapers
Have the last sheaf gathere" home;
For the summer time is faded,
And the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, rcapers, gather quickly,
The last ripe hours Of my heart,
From the bloom Of lif. is %witllered,
Aud | hasten to depart.
Oe!y waiting till tho angels
Open wide tho ,nystir CUTE,
Al whose feet | long have fingered.
Weary. poor aai dcsolatc.
Even now l hear the footsteps,
Aud their voices lar away
II they call me | Sn waiting
Only waiting to obey.
oaly waiting ill tie shadows
Are i Little l~ng,r grown,
Only waiting Till The glinlnar
Ofthe days last beam is flown,
Then from out the gatlcr'd darkness.
Holy, deathless stars shall rise.
BY whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread its pathway to the skies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
MISSOURI SENATORIAL. CONTEST.

CINCI>,.rI. Jan. lJ.-Ih" bGlloting in the W.
sour Legislature for II Tinted States Senator va. p
sumcd on the ilih. juiEr Scott was put in months
,.nn in vircc uf Mr.. A,chIsnn. Th" vote resulted f.
Scot 81; D~omipliun -, Benton 80; Wilson |. I.e-
Mr.. Scott was Withdrawn and Gov. Sterling lrrr
substituted. GA the third ballot Douiphan r"rrl.ri
y; Pl.rrc -; Benton -; ScHticvIng2 Mr.. A'c!I'g
was then rrnominat";. and his trends resolve! "
,a,,I he HIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
ATTACK UPON LORD RAGLAN.

The English papers have commenced Ia attack
ImI Raglan, the Commander Of the English forces
in ,l, Crimcn, %ascrihin. to his bad management the
,r,scr. d.ulorablc condition Of the British troops be-
i,r,. S.b6stopol. The London Times of December
2lih says:
son the evidence Of every letter that has bcc', re-
re;y,d in this country, and we echo tHe opinion "' az
,uu-, every experienced soldier or wcl!-llIioriIitll gen
rlrinnn. we saw that the nuGlrst army I.llSihih ever
sent from th"sc shores has been siIcrliceu ~ 'Ic
Crussc-t mismnnagcrucnt.'
And urain: "Whnt becomes Of everything sent To
Balaklava nobody knows, bnr. while they ne rottlil-'
thousands IRE p~erishing for want u! them. Everybo-
DIV ran point out something that should be- done, tut
there il nobody to order il 10 be- done; and nifty thou
sand men, or what now remains ut them, are drifting
with their eyes open, but hnnt-bolild, sl'cll-boUhd'
towards Destruction
The Liverpool Times says:
Our troops have lost confidence in the ability Of
their commander, and unlrss something be done 10
rive them fresh hopes ui SUCCESS, dcuth will sweep
Them of fastrr than We Gun send out reinfurcernen's
to supply their place, aud the siege must eventually
he raised, and under circumstances too terrible 10
contemplate.
correspondent in the same paper speaks as fol-
lows
"At the military clubs the general opinion is, TINT
IN. hest pussible Chief ut the h"r'c
Guard.. Lord Raglan, has been scHt thence Ia maxi
III. worst po,>ible Commander. in.Chiri III the Cri-
men. for which he never had military experience; tor
whru in ramuairns with tho Duke of Wellington,
though he hnd military rank, he was n" more 'ha' "
military secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19

NEW OELEAHs. Jan. 1.-The Steamer EmPrG
Ciiy has arrived, with dnlcs 10 The l2rh ins'. from liH.
vaun. Letters from Havana state tlnt il vas rum"'
ed that ConclIe had been suspended IN account q.
his conduct in the San Roman affair. The rumor NJ
thought to BE- improbable. The steamer Falcon ha.
M; arrived on the i2th inst, and much anHetr va:
icIt rrgnnliu: her safety. The steamer Philadelphia
will wal, at Havana Tor the Falcon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19
THE LEAGUE AGAINST THE NATIONS!

Napoleon ILL.,, in his speech 10 the Chambers con
graduates the world in regard to the Anglo-Gal!ic al
lance, with the assurance "lhat the samc an1'ctics
IN the same hopes agi;nte the two countries, that the
same views and the same intentions animate Tie tWo
Governments IN rr,ry corner Of the ror|d.'
The Morning Chronicles Paris correspondent SUI
yests that ",hc phrase ia INTENDED ns n hint to or bro
theirs on tho other side Of tn, Atlantic that their mo-
tons are watched on this" The words lraya the Al
banv .A,las) are the mere echo of those OF Lord Gar
endon, uttered in the beginning of tho war. They
nrc intended to convey Il threat, but who fears II =
They should postpone their menaces ut us till they get
rid of their engagements with the foe i'll the 'rihica'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-19

RESIGNATION OF PIERRE SOULE AS MIN
lister TO SPAIN-J. {. BRECKENRIDGE
OF KENTUCKY, APPOINTED HIS SUCCESS
SUR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-Hon. Pierre Soule has re-
signed his office o. Minister to Spain, and the Presl.
dent has appointed Hon. John c. Lrcckinrldse of
Kentucky y, to be- his successor. The appointment will
DO confirmed tomorrow.