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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
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i leaves hovery Pictures, Psteiis Elu5. Ode y,
tiee IS aksolaiely s best portable HktaTG il The known
world. snail quantity fldel and placed IN Pock
keI No pes Is neei-d fo 1ny SICK sharPeneJ 10 poin
vriies ealy e; the heSi g ID pen IN tie ULyerse
arr 0! prapsIng and Pzut;u= taught in an!
eai. PlaEr flower be transferred psses OF an
With eqgai iacy, pictures ard embroidery patterns are
and received the hI=e>; e=!oZiUms
air aud indeed more tasteful present Tor !ady
could not be produced
his Magic PAPER win also marx nen, or other att
res remain perfectly iEdeIhie o The washing
tf rerfst ease VIII Tsis Magic pre- .iEssESe one
copies Of Letter written, be secuFed without
any a6diTiOs labor sing Cheapest zd
,trSt article extaEt used erest ad
by reFo.erS OF te PubS press, teeraPh operators
anu hosts OF Others
Escn package contains ioar rent eaors black blue
green sit ed iih u and Hiet rctipns- al
t" had ETtIi last suc=iy 10 OBTAIN 500 distinct
II is put up in beautiful ensnelsd eoiored envelopes
Sith truthful likeness O. te proprietor attached FAC
Pam $ per dozen or i've for 81 Single packages g
Mated TO al paris Of he vo i'd an recel tog
y j'uEBELL- iIe7 BrOsdEa5, New York
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
HUEEELL's NAGIG lNrNEssgoN PAPER- We refer our
resdess 10 Inc advertisements IN sfother Column setting
Herirs OF ;is pleasing and IsenrlS
de;Pais Merchant
il ua-uFassed :oI aad Utility, and
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Just lie sssC long EestTe- and lecof8ucnGS
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| NOTICE 10 ICONsIGNEEs AND OWNERS
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AID coP=Izse S4oSed deduCt-
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Ia s=IE A c coon a Co.
d efned I'amPbor--one barTe TeEled sanFFhoI,
ss1f 4 {. GOOD q Co.
NONPAREIL LININENT.
nF. Carr'H eelebisied Nerve and Rone LiHimeTt,
L. Manufactured frOIu the original RECIPE and sold
y 5sIeszIe and retail by
]. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, va.
Wharf BOnI NJ Ihe EoOI Of Monroe street,
~iiattend 70 the nd delivering freight and
Freight for all regular packets VIII be received free o.
eharEe. nOyI9-tf
! eask Sherry Syine, 70. arrive ard IOT ale BY
l asI4 a. C GooI' & Co
NOFkr.-A hDe rzsOEtmeaf PT7re sac D
IL asIs A. {. GOOD & &c.
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TRANSFORMATIONS oFFIcE E. d o R-R1
heeius Stali0R, july stA, 1S55
Trains (sxpEess and may viii ihs daily
for Baltimore and the Easer Cities AIS r N aud
1855 Pm
The Express Train leaves sis P N: AID Will only
stop al The following stations BeHuood MoundsviLs
Piedmont Cumberland, sir Jonas RuH. AarIiHs5Urg,
iarIers Ferry, NonOcscy, SykeSvtIs and Washington
Junction
The Nail traiR leaves 1oi5P NJ except Saturdays,
and vii stop al al the regular stations
The Wheeling and CuIuber taud Accommodation Train
viii be daily exceF; sundays, leaving Wheeling AZ
:, 4 NJ and arriving al Cumberland al {, p. NJ
Leaves Cumberland sis 4 N and arrives in heetns
att, p. ".
by order of J. H. DONE. SuP.t
JUS f. FORD. aseut
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Shooters! ShootersI!
,nrI., Hu1e1T ReVoIring Hnmua

Shooters! ShooterSm
LeOnurd's Patent Revolving Hammer
Fi-Iol!!.
THIS pistol, for SirlrIcIty Castrr ion, EsSty o.
loading pirg. raItIfy OF CIscaSr poNer AID
couvesieEre carrying, and IN exemption
liability zcClaea-s tlsCEas=li=, Claims saTeI-
orIty over ell OIh=rs Manufactured.
sIot JGsi received ana LOT SAFE Al ihr cheap Jew
eiry store ei [. EhOHN,
H.yi No Washington Hall
House Furnishing Store.
HAVE Just opened No g Non - ee;, neu
/ sock Housekeeping articles, consisting OF Ias-
CU:Ielr- Silver Plated iIbata britannia Pan
SIZED JspaERed and Pam "a Waters o. different
sry=s snG various patterns, o. =.a aud iaiE a.
Plain willow Brushes Feather busters and
=y brushes wooden vEaEs Family Hardware, E,atAag
aPr0 r. +. woonS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Ambrotypes.

u . y tOSs
THE subscriber Oilers In public style of
L Picture, tar superior tie IssuerTeotypc,
" heeiIs daily his estabI They termed
ANBROTYPES,
the process for which IS patented in the United States
Great Rritaiu and France These pictures
beautiful and truthful PTOdoCed by Photographic
The exceeding Eeness depth OF light and shade
richness Of is wonderful They d. the
subject but represent everything its POx;un-
They wiihOGt the gfare da1erTeOtyPe, NAV be
seen any view and will ages unchanged being
lMPERISAABLE,
hence the AmbTOtype which signifies Irdestrcti
otIty The picture is pain glass, which
other plae 81 corresponding is secured with
stnc bic cement by which tine Piciuie Will its org
nal hFiaoey or Il VIII not eOrTOde b! ACIDS
be injured by water Climate
Ams'O,yle Horoscopes must be TO be appreciated
the Teief is a perfect a. lie
DssuerT eorypes taken at reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen invited call ard examine my gaiI>'y
HS 4 C. PiKTEIIGR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

PSEsEErrye ToHAToEs.-Tae following. fur-
z'shsd Gy the Columbus City FACE. if true. is
nnori ant % the lovers OF That delicious fruit, tine
rtr-a.,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Spring Stock.

HAvF5gst opening We. atss aud wen selected STOCK
~addIers Hardware md Coach Trimmi0gs,
who invite le attention Of Customers anu al
persons uSi NJ goods .! this Kind.
Old stand, 80 Main street.
av@ JOHN KNoTR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
F.. (. ZINN,

CORNER or MkIN AND MADISON srEEErs
wheeling. Va.
viii he seeL from the above The subscribe has re.
IA tiovet bis eStabi hmrm the bids COrIpsTa
Tbcfe lie = Il be Pleased 10 all his old Cit0ners
a. asL! rev Oieh ITsy cali His much en-
sTsc, aud his TOons neatly TeEfteI EsneieS, Rruita
w.t. &C. al Wholesale al the veTy lowest prices Par
lies Std isunes supplied cakes fruits 2iort.
si no'ICe HI ioe cream saloon Ia Tie in6t p'essaHt IL
the city, and Attention Will he Squared please his
guests
ariI P.E zINS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
THE INTEBLIGEXCER
To Corre.Doadeals.

LETT concerning Subscription vertisinguro 9th
=, fEzncia business ofthe IntelIiseneer should Sc adj
sr=Ssed 20 the PTOPFietoTS-
tefs sing tae editorial deParImeH. OF TIE ra
ne sa7ula be addressed - the editors Jointly or 70 e.
;arr oae oftben
Correspondents writing for publication win pIe.ss
= lie nliT oG one side Of The PIPer
lsn5serEaBce o. the above rules greatly ebze rs
,pa SECURE prompt attention 10 CORRESPONDENTS
ban they might otherwise souSe siules relieve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

MEN SiUI < OF
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
TIE sUhSeri5er has Ius Uret New York ard
ca row Offer Uus and stock GOods IA
i!se and pTIces luv.e1y eSes netetCore
TIE pubic earu-sriy s,o=! toe 81 Ind eTsHlue AS
foods prices Every zrlicIe sod LEis estsbSh-
meat warranted
Clocks aud eass carefully repaired.
I. i. BIO y, Washington Hail.
uyI AoLToe street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD.
Change of Time.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

L Q OK A 7 HIS!
S. AVERY
daily vecevinS ard opening large addition 10 his
Fan stock Hats Caps, Comprising one Of the
general th1L has ever been offered 10
Nos. iGs and l4s Main street whe-siRg. Va.
SusIIsw :. AVERY.
> SO 900 lbs. wooden and street rass, and waste Pc
sFsI LAMBDIN, GILBERsoS & Co.
Music! MusicI!
lust received-new and well seIeC1ed music In
d sorimeHt Of
SONGS FOR THE PIANO AND GUrTAEp
Music Paper, Eiank books, Violin, Violin AMI
trGirET SrTinsS-
SALTERRACH BROTHERS book store,
Srae=1m IT. Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
zAKrlv,Llr. ONO.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

WnoieSalt and Retail gems
thompson & PATTERSON
Iny7:tv No Il 4, ain sfrref =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

oTHlNC IN the marksl-nJIlins IN The medical Er-
Eei for ne P4sl fy yeRr. ha> ever egu. ed oi ea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

Land ana Real ESTATE Agency.
K. II. ITB8El.I.
D ESPECTPCLLY tenders ihe Puhic
II as GENERAL seit PU aud Farms,
uEi GlI'ro ed Lands Gig and village ely
v Pzx'"n. Esq VT Wiley, Esq, Farming
II hche-. Cashier Sciry TN. Va
Alex. Rose,s ESQ L. LGnsf ord. ESQ, county
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
SuQCries,
To GenNegen

nE>lRlNG superb and COMPLETE outfit in personal
u sFra e.. lie opportunity now of-red a; Tbouss
Is'r's - masses sIy eve presented Therug. n
'iety, e2!r and sE1eI tie vii be found
SuFe' Tor a. aiy Offered sEe leuurg,ed 10 "a Ut
No -, cOsEef &oaToe end Ws'e -.
Slsl$Im y heel ne Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
To Ea-mars

tn subscriber iil ship Eteat lie eastern
Tor tarftTG, CsE oUt Stil PEI efOT Hrs
aCqualIs Is such highest Prices aed
b. ths srraissiieul nave al BENEFITS "
the eastern MARKET l. =. KELLER,
lE21 QUINCY sheet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

IF subscriber beEs inform ms friepds and
lie pubic =sHersi that lie prepared 70 serve
i-' VIZ - pure aud ifSnsareBt an article oioe
eve i&ksG GU lie wEtssI and los tae a. ever
before Ufe ed
creek a. lite F1in; called ACC Ouch's Lesr thourb ~.
sEsaier portion EE,rh wiieh ms mammoth Ice Hoass is
~, aud sDme ter Inches TO loot thick
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

FLOUR. GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &c.
w nnted.-The subscribers viii purchase or make
W H5els! advances coUsE Hgeut baltimore,
Philadelphia O. New York. o. 1ur, wheat rye OaS, corn
Darcy clover nd Timothy seeds Also butter CsO!id
picked and eggs GILL q Co
az Wafer 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
]. IA. LEE,

ROOK sRI,IRR
coz SER o. "ATTE Asp UETDH sTy-, WHEELIEs, IA,
EttN constantly ON hand variety Of books, among
IN which nay BE- found Lie al the teading wr.
eIs OF The unes, such jams, EuIWeT, Sue, Eliza Z
DuPay beuncit, ATtmi, IAPPard. Dumas, and Lever
NJ ~ Of his works bound good Stye with hacks
de Eso keePs ETrhalI=e Llbrsry. ferAot4 puTchaa
IHs books AMER reading them far -Feh
he VII ay following prices IOr 5oc books 81 eis. 81
hooks az, for 81 books 80 cents. nlFz9:iv
REFEIG ORATORS.
T1HAVF lust received Scott's Patent CALVIN
i ICED Iron and ZiIc RefrieeEatOTs OF sue nor ~ v
a I'D the best
Call and see them r. 8. WOODS
HyIs 10 NOurOs u.
PIG IRON.
We keep Tor sale best quantity Hanging Rock Pig Inn
suitable for fouI dr. or Hzfil PURPOSE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
MONROE HOUSE.
WlI. F. CLARK. Proprietor

THIS lon= established aud we known hou.e having
i been thoroughly rePzied suG renovated. nov iaf-
Hshes excellent accommodations 20 te tiaSeis CONNIE
Iity and bOzTGetg- a.
MODERATE PRICES.
Il = located The 0, Main ard Madison
Immediately oct 81 ne Suspension hrids, aud oniy
squares the Steamboat LsIG-Hs Sgd kS4titIsd
Depot.
ExCELLENT STAELING
is attached 20 The Monroe HouSe TIayeers ard board
may assured hat tbe Proprietor viii >pate 10
min o orr rheIr cerl.ort- tlt.s.1- vi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

1Vurand Dry Tobacco 100 Nh cui and dry aud
~ 100 sToss papers Smoking TnsarcO Tor sale hy
IE1: LOG y. "a KEt. & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
GOING SOUTH.

ONand arfer Tuesday, uSat 1915 Until further no
~ Hce, fTsias NiL Ca as follows, CSGadayS EXCEPT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Shirts and Hosiery

GL0vES,
silk ard Neriuo Un5e- Shirrs and Drawers,
and G-H1Itueu's Motors generally.
OF he finest quality and 1T1cer exceedingly low,
be obtained Al THOS- HUGHES.
No s. coIReI Monroe aud = sleT SIS
Spf2-Tm ~ n-efir=. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
New CONFECTIONERY

New Confectionery.
LILLIAN FOX would especially iulsTrn The cfti-
w Wheeling. that lie has opened new coulrc.
tiOuery EStz blislrJenT be cd stand INDIAN
9uer, Main street below &oHrse. He confidently
invites ms Old friends local and ps.roRize hin
bnsEIeSS-
|lee creams and HE deescies o. tie season al all
boGrs- sFI1
1VuTand Dry Tobacco 40 Nh cut and dry and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09
Co-Partnershiu

Craftsmanship.
T Il MARSH has this day associated with him N T.
WaTnan, ior L purpose OF tisHsaetins WholA-
SALE and Eeta Boot Shoe business The Old stand of
J. g. Marsh, No s. MOHrOe street, exr door Greer,
On q Co, under the htmo
July 1st 49, iES6
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NOTITE-FVTpl

-NC4 M
II AViSG beea Ess; and selected The most splendid
Ii lots o. narse ever brought 70 tAlz ket- wsI;
Ey ieEds 10 call immediately teir orders
for kind Ibey may want
Having purchased ar=siy. VII finish up work in the
iaiesf and most APPROVED styles ard he lowest rates
warranted AID mISIake.
5e's Nj RoHAx.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-09

NENrS Fine calf boots;
w tIaiicrs=
Fine COCO boots;
Fur kaf vel
Fine klp
Fine Congress
FIie clo:t Gai,sra;
Glove KID
cloth diH'nt eor
eaIFCopgr
Oxotd lies
LADIES SHOES.
I AIDES hne oaek Caters;
Il Tan coiored GairerSii
Fancy DO
Jenny Lind Slippers;
do vets;
goat
Tuiei Slippers
NISSES Jenny Lin Slippers;
VI - Ffue Callers;
Kid boots;
boots
All OF which are o. the lzIes. sryies. GpI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17
Theatres and Exh,b.t,ons


GERMAN oPgRA,-Ths evening will be the tenth sub
scrpop night and the last appearance OF the
company. The piece selected is Romeo and Juliet
Madame Caroine Lehman as Romeo, Madame Siedenberg
BROADWAY THEArRr.-Mr. Forrest appears to. night In
Sheridan Knowles tragedy Of "yroinus lnhe character
OF that name Mr. Conway as Ichius Mis- Reynolds yir
gnis and Mrs abbott serva The farce Of THE Good
for Nothing concludes all.
BowrRy THrArRr.-The play of Jean Rsmy" Is
Bruno, and Mrs Eddy Ferine. The drama OF "The
Ras Picker OF Parsn with Mr. Eddy Father Jean
eludes the amusements.
Bun1or's THFArRrThs first piece OF this evening Ia
the Of More Blunders than One This will be
ceeded by the ave act play entitled Janet Prde;'
Burton Fisher and Mrs. Alexina Fisher in the leading
cbart cters.
WAILAcp,s THrArREThe hos utifuI domestic drama NJ
"Grsn Whitehead" In which Blake will the
pripcipai character Is announced for night Tho come
uoey in the leading parts, concludes all.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-"Thc Dumb Man OF ManchestAr,is
ced for the afternoon, and the capital ra
Of the Plying Dutchman s the piece selected for the
evening.
wooDs MrrsrnrLs gives a very amusing entertainment
this evening.
gycxLrx's sEnEsADrns announce the surlosque opera
PERHAm's OPERA HOUSE, continues to receive Iiber.I
Patronage good bill night. ~
METROPOLITAN OPERA Housr--Mad. Isadors cIa,Sa
gives grand concert this evening The
several musical Fems. Mad. Camille urso and Mr. d srs
void assist on the occasion. $50
MILITARY FFsrIvAL-Msor CrawIey. Of The Mr;,,r,
Argus receives complimentary benefit at the Bowery
battle OF exDgton Several artists IN
the occasion All the military appear in mi ,rm
This will be grand spectacle The Major deserves a
bumper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1853
The Star denies the state MT Of the Post In relation
10 with Spain, and ssys that Secretary Guthrie
has written potbiog authorizipg what been attri
butsd 20 bin.
Nipitter lodge arrived here last night He sails next
week for Madrid
IN. says the Judges Of the Court Of Claims have
arrived.
The mail train from Philadelphia at as this ming
ran n 20 and bnleo three between Pn,ladephia
ard Bsltnore. No thrown OF the track.
The connecting train between Baltimore and this city
also came IN collision with and KILLED two cove just
north OF spos junction. The eosne baggage crate
and two pass.rgsr thrown OF the TRACK. No
Ne son was Injured by the accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

HARVEST FOR THE LAwYERs.-A disordered
community is always harvest field for law
yers. They fatten upon social disturbances
and unjust and unequal legislation. The new
liquor law, in this light, is prodgious windfall
to the legal fraternity. 1t is an act for the bene-
fit OF the lawyers. The Wine Importers Society
of this city have already appropriated ten thou
sand dollars to secure the legal opinions OF
Charles O'Copor, J. Curtis Noyes, Greene G.
Bronson, James R. Whiting, Horace f. Clark,
George Wood, and J. Prescott Hall upon the
unconstitutionality of this law. Why they have
not included ex Governor Seymour in the list
we cannot imagine. Certainly he and some
Others that might be named are as well quail
fed to argue the illegality of this dsspotic act
as any of the gentlemen mentioned But if the
lawyers designated are competent to set aside
the work of our wiseacres at Albany, we are
content Let the committee, however, be quite
sure of their ticket, or peradventure they may
find themselves feeling an apologist or two of
what Mr.. Wise would call "the lousy, Goddess,
Christless" retormers of the late drunken frolic
at Blackwelis Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17
Marine AHasrs.

SAN FRANCISCO AND THE WHALE IRApk-Governor Big.
Ter has recommended, In special message to tbs Cali
iornia Legislature, the adoption Of to
TO San Francisco the benefits o. the whale trade Of the
Pacific The reasons put forth that San Francisco 10
naturally superior port kst to any other place
on the Pacific, and that whaieshps would make it their
wintering ground but for the high rates OF pioage
which ct present keep from that port branch of
American commerce.
LARGE CAReoEs The ship Tamsrlane Cautan Holmes.
cleared at the Custom House yesterday by Messrs Pa
delford, Fay Co. with the following cargo:-3 0s2
bales Of upland cotton, weighing 1885, pouuds and
valued At Slo5,bso 49, and 37f boxes copper ore
weighing aeo ss1 pou1es and valued at ssl6j. Total
s1I4,72o a5. The ship Chicago, Capt Chase. cleared
with 0b7 bales upland cotton the weight and yaIns of
which We did mot sscertain.-SavonnaA Republican,
April -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

The BEGINNING OF THE END.-We understand
that on last Sunday the first after the passage
Of the Few prohibitory law-nearly all the bar
rooms on Broadway we're open and doing bust
ness. On the two or three preceding Sundays.
the efforts of May or Wood to cloae up the liquor
retailers for the day had been beautifully effec
tual. Thus it appears that even our corpora
ton restraints tor the Sabbath are to be broken
down by our intermeddling supervisors at AL
bapy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

The AMERICAN ORGAN ON OUR SPANISH Re-
LATIoNs-The american Organ at Washington
acknowledged the other day that the Spanish go
verpment entertains feelings Of hostility against
this country-that it has committed many out
RACES upon our citizens and commerce, aud That
we have many just causes of complaint against
the local government of Cuba, which, il con-
tiDued, must result in war aud yet, with all
these acknowledgements our Washington CO.
temporary has the inconsistency to advocate
the old fogy policy OF delay, forbearauce aud
magnanimity. 1t denounces the administra-
ton in advance for doing its duty in any steps
calculated to bring the perpetrators of these
Spanish outrages to prompt accountability
and settlement.
We are told that the administration has lost
its popularity, and has been defe ated aod
abandoned all over the country. We admit
all this to the fullest extent. In the late cleo
tions the administration, its policy and its sup
porters, have been rebuked and justly con-
demned by the people with a most terrible en-
phasis; but what then? The administration of
Mr.. Pierce, weak and lost and abandoned as it
of this country during his official term aud it
is to him, therefore, that we can alone apply
for any immediate redress of any WARRANT
able and insulting infractions from foreign
powers of the rights of our flag, our commerce,
or onr people. Hence we have urged, and
shall continue to urge the administration tc
those measures of action which the crisis SO
imperiously demands.
The reasoning Of the american Organ
on the other hand, is equally unteDabie. in.
consistent and preposterous We caunot vii
understand how any newspaper clsi oing to
I've an organ of American OPTIONS, aud Ameri-
can rights and interests, can oppose the imme
date action of the legitimate government OF the
ration upon subject of such pressing natooai
Importance as this Cuban imbrogio. The duties
OF the administration are above all parties and
all party or personal interests, whig, democratic
OF Know Nothing, and we submit that where tue
honor and interests Of the country are at st.k&,
vt is recreant and treacherous In any mau, or
any public press, to oppose the action of the
administration for redress upon mere party or
personal objections. We beg our venerable, anti
quated and old fogy contemporary OF the Ameyi-
can Organ, at Washington, therefore 10 re-
consider its course, to consult the genuine Anne
rican sentiment of the country, and to right
about face" as soon as possible. Otherwise IL
will soon find itself in diem ma from which n
will be difficult to escape. Get out while You
can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17
City Politics.

THE TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
meeting Of the Tammany Society Was held last night
in the Great wigwam, to elect officers for the ensuing
year The attendance quite thin there being only
100 votes cast which is 60 70 less than any
mer occasion. But what the meeting lacked numbers
was more than made by the character OF persons
in attendance. Nearly all the wsIlknown democratic
wre-puers were present. and among others noticed
Ryncers. go
After some preliminary business, the meeting pro-
ceeded to ballot for officers, with the following result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

FIRST LEGAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE MAINE
LAw.-Why do not the liquor dealers apply at
once to Judge Belts, of the United States Dis
trict Court, for an Injunction against the new
Liquor law, as an act conflicting with the con-
stitutional revenue laws of the general govern.
ment? II we are to have ''hieher law" here
than the constitution of the United States, let
Us have it SO settled at once before the proper
judicial tribunals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

Markets. M
tNs NEW ORLEANS, April IA, 1855.
The cotton market Is easier, but not quotAby lower
The sales for the day add 900 bales Ness pork sells
at SIG $40 SO par Dbl Bacon sides 9kc per 10.
MOBILE, April IL, 1855.
Our cotton market Is firm. The sales OF the week add
up 600 bales To days sales amount TO 500 bales
The receipts at this port compared with those Of last
year at this time, fan short 1900 bales The stock
hand ~ $50 bales. Cotton frcights to Liverpool Xc.
Sterling exchange, SX a az per cent premium.
PHnADMPMA, April 16, 1855.
Ten thousand bushels sold here to-day 81 10 per
bushel. SuperHne -four is ell per Dbl.