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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-31

PosrPoNED.-Dr. Butler of Cincinnati didpot
arrive to deliver the lecture announced for last
night, having been detained onthe C. & o. Rail
road
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Improved A1tinciaI Teeth.


nR ALLIES, late Professor in Ohio College of Den
~ tai Surgery, Invites attention his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Dentures, which combine
There are for the lodgent Of food
TO Hdate the saliva OF infect the breath the
slightest moisture can get between the teeth and plate
. An Artificial Gum, which asrm ndestruetble
the teeth, Is fused at high heat between around their
base which unes them to each other and the plate upon
which they set. This mparts the teeth PEI
cnar and eke characterize
8. Great strength obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum and plate, and ordinary force Of nnssticatn can
break them from their bNse.-
j. clear and distinct articulation Of speech restored
and gum naturalforn To the tongue is
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue
ing Singing often observed III persons wearing
can be restored IN cases where they have become sunken
This is done by of additional 4ttachmentsto the
frame-work supporting the teeth These attachments
formed to bring out the sunken portions
in their proper position They covered with the above
named gum compound, and become component parts
denure and when rightly formed cannot be detected by
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks
original uneSs and also the natural and
sion OF the mouth and lips has been well having
made special feature in the authors practice for several
yenrs past variety OF Photographic and paguerreOtype
Licensees which taken of persons without his
Improvement and also with it, can be seen his Office show
ing the great Change in appearance which produced
counteuanees Of individuals wearing
upon this prineplewhIch the public are invited to can
and examine together with other SPecens of his work.
requiring the above attachments:
the purity Of which prevents sghtes tarns
pleasant taste in the mouth III short this stem embraces
many new and important features, which readily appre-
eated BY those wearing artificial dentnes this pnc
PIE With reference to the utility Of this method
testimonials be given from eminent Dentists yar-
Gus parts OF the Cnion and WEARING the this
and other cities. t
Dr. ALLEN has arrangements by which is enabled
serve persons from distance Immediately arrival
thereby saving expense.
j. ALLEN, No so Bond steel,
P. s-PersOns desiring any further information IN refer
enee to the above will be fnrnishe with pamphlets, free Of
postage by sending note With address to DFJ. ALDEN
ian26;laNSm s5ses ses II 3
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Jan. 8o.-Offerings of beef csttle,to-day $500
head and prices generally shade higher, sales
at Sail so. Sheep shade lower and dull, $500
head sold. Swine firm, upward tendency, sales
1900 head at TaT, 81. 81, 81.
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Change of Schedule.
.ss.4+4ssszs, .,sss;5sss,sss fssssSss All <
SSs;s;ss sE-.e l5slisEs
..YV1nter Advancement.
Winter a ARRANGEMENT.
TaassFosIAIlas ogreE .. %. 3. n.

IRANsPoRTAIlnN ORFIcR B-8 O. r Il
aa--s injecting Station, Dec Eth, 1855.
on sn after Tuesday the 4h instant Passenger Trains
(eErress and mal will leave his station daily at4 p u. and
1870 P. NJ
The Express Train leaves at g. Pm. and viii only stop at
the following stations Benwood, SI9undsylie Cameron,
RaiFmont, Reterman, Newburg RoWesbuT, Piedmont Cum
berland Sir Johns Run, MaTtiRsbuTg. Harper Ferry Mon
Oeacy, Sykesyile and Washington Junction. e
The Mail Train leaves except Saturdays at 1920 p
NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily Sundays, leaving Wheeling z, A. NJ
and ARRIVING Cumberland IT ", Leaving Cumberland
at e:t5 A. N. and arriving in Wheeling at s, Pm.
By order Of j. II. DONE, supt.
de4 J. B.FoRD, Agent.
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IHIE la TEST NEWS
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
5=S517S7.5 = - I5=55
sgoAI.IFoRryIA NEWS
ARRIyAL on THE .sfEAsIER GEO. LAW.

> .
NV YORK, Jan. 80. sThe steamer Geo. Law
arrived here at 10 a. 81. with California mail to
Jan. 8 aud Ss60,000 in gold.
She connected with the Golden Gate The
latter boat passed the Golden Age on the 10th,
and the Gortez on the 18th, bound up, with the
passenge who left New York on the goth De
seember.
The Sonora sailed on the 10th with the New
York passengers of Jan. 9TH
Dates from Valparaiso to. the 18th of Dec. arc
received.
Two Gillian vessels have been, wrecked, but
no mention is made of other damage or loss OF
life
Affairs in Peru and Bolivia are quiet but there
are indications of another revolution in the for
mer country.
The yellow fever had made its appearance in
Bolivia.
D.. Pirado, ez-NinisteF to the Z, $. from Pc
ru, Is dead
The train from Panama to Aspinwall carried
over on the 18th 81 100000 in silver, brought
from Mexico on Englash account. The prin-
ciple conSiSnees BY the George Law were Drexel
& Co., $3.50, 900, Wells, Fay & Co. S120, 900,
VIM Hoge $4,000.
The sloop of war st Marys, from the Sand
witch Islands, arrived at Talcuahano Dec 10,
for the purpose of recruiting. Capt Jones. for
merly of the steamer Amazon, had been appoint
ed comInandant of Chincha Island
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JAN. 30.-Hour ZOO quiet and unsettled I.
Hogs held at sc. Provisions unsettled Whis-
Ky firm and unchanged.
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MARKET

HA1lgA4x, Jan. 9O--No signs Of the Arabia
Snow storm prevailing. 9t'
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.TRIBUTE OF REsPEoT. !

IA. eRled meeting Of Erankp Lodgeo. IS 4 o.. o. T.,
held Friday January 26h 1856, the demise OF late
br6thefZ n HITHAw1f being annornced, acommtee was
appointed draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings Of
the memBeEs on the melanehoy OCCASION Tie committee
reported the following which unanimously adopted:
wHAaSts pleased overriding Providence to
move from amongst u. esteemed and worthy brother
H IGTHAwAY and, a. members Of the Lodge
not permit the circumstance pass without paying
s:rve tribute Of respect departed worth Therefore,
RssoiVsd That In the death Of brother q H HATuA8AY,
RfanElin Lodge has lost worthy member-sucEety an
honest mau-ir.d tie i, circle Gu irrepara6ks
kgsS. aasi
ReaOEesd That We extend to the AFFLICTED family Ofthe
deceased our sincere believing that loss
Is his gain. 24s
PssO1ce That In token Of respect for our deceased
Brother the Hall boyclaa in mourning thirty days.
-sls The link that bound all as one
- I, severed by the '.feH decree
whose mandate Gee or shun,
But should obey submissiVely.i
In Faith and Love and Truth he came
And Joined US In our efforts here;
His time vas short-yst still his
FL In Faith and Love We win revere.
As wife and friends and children dear,
= - Do mourn because his place IsyOid,
o. letuS drop ilial tear,
And trust just andholy God.
ss0lred That the above entered the minutes, and
copy presented to the widow OF our deceased Brother and
publshed in the papers OF the city.
n. G. MARSH,
JAMES ORR,
DAVID BELL,
.+e. m 1 Committee.
wheeling January, 1855. jnsl
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just Received.

S46S
NX A. EDWARDS BRO have just received from thu
East lat their new grocery adjoining the Post ORce
an excellent aud carefully selected OF ne ro.
ctErs TO which they invite the attention ali In want Of
good aud chsap Groceries, Our ttOck consists IN part
Rio MRracaibo, and Java Coiiee brown clarified do =
Crushed and PIdvcriEed Sugars: -
Teas In great variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa, BFouna and Chocolate, bert brands;
in cans: Rice Flour, Corn Starch;
PRTinR, SRgo haccar0ni, lSlnglnss, JellytfuA;
Bermuda ArrowTOot, Dried currante, RaIsnp 4luSRdn
Olives Hops, etc.
Tobacco and SegArs, fine qualities;
eoaps, etc.; Pine ground Table Salt;
Spices and Essences Of every variety.
Together with many other articles too tedons 70
rate, Su o. which We are selling at very low price,.
Sna examine Tor yepresye you sanf but be pleased.
joining the PostoticC, Wheeling, Va. mys0
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n THE line side wheel pas |--,,,,,-,..
/; -. "a scuger steamer FOREST CT "a
l8aslE TY, Capt. Geo. D, HoOrea
Ssfasstsz7DIURNL,ca Capt. Asa She herd tl= So
will runtialy between Wheeling and Psburgtte Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday "Wednesday and FRI
day. and the Drnal Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ut A. H. arriving at WeIsve in time with the
Cleveland cars and at Pittsburgh in time the morning
line East. Returnugthe Forest City leryes Pittsburgh
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, and the Diurnal every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. 81; arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
S. G. BARER& co. Agents.
~ Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo Monroe De-
tro Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold the
office OF S. g. Baker & 90 - fb5
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.RNeo9EAGR AafERIcAE MAEcfAcTrRRs
ta5sl' HU IA EetS's BOO1k Ak iskasEISiS =
n .-----l NNrifi11fr Lll11 ii ----L... =,

Writing Fluid. 81 1sgs
lSCE this superior P1ud lux has been before e public
- nov neatly Do years. Il has been constantly EsIhinR Ia
sy9F and y now preferred By many to the faEsed AZ.
During the past year twenty thousand quart and t o
With shaker sEvs iununerabIr, been sold
70 gGnGSrs ana merchants in Cincinnati louisville Ps.
Snsennes Indianapolis EyalsyIllr, Frankfort LsAnStoS
~ LOUIS Nickshurg, Jackson, RatShHE
q Kentucky, Tennessee anu Mississippi IhlS
tAken three fret class Diplomas Mechanics
Cincinnati and LSusVie, four Diplomas and Prize
dks az State Fairs held last Pan In New York Ohio indih
and Illinois -4@.'' -
This following merchants, bankes &C., In wheeling here
Ofors using ArnOds Eagsh Ink, have j. d But
4er's BoOG-keGpeF's Writing Fluids
Nortbwesern Bank Of EirgiA Aerehauts,E MsChanies'
Bank o. wheeling Bank Of Rheeag oreseCEt AanuiEc,u
ring Company County Clerk OF Ohio COUNTY; Mathematics
graph Once; baltimore and Ohio Railroad oice McLure
aouse Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell MeAfee; Gordon
MAtheSg Cos 7. Sweeney Son; Doane COwgilI OH
Boyd Boyd Otti Oliver Pryor; jas H. stout Col Lamb.
din, Gllberson 4 Co.; Press. = " r. -
For sale at manufacturers prices by 4a
ocSo LAMBDIS, GILBRRsoN ( CO.
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3 - Hats and Caps.

ss5 Aahsa-i2s fdaES ana ca PSI a. etts -t.A ~
YTIEhaye this day received OF the finest and most
wv beautiful Of Hats and Caps that NE have
had this city, the most fashonA
BILE that could be made
IteOmprfseS In part the following kinds =
Gents No. Silk tight SIaSte, made By
the hest hat and ID with orders
Gents dn white and black beaver. otter, seal, Sci Know
Nothing and Vide ard blseki sofs tar and
Woei hats Of every eot6f, quality price
OF every description Nhdof the most recent
syles such - the Nevada know Nothing,
at qrrdlSn, Russian Engllsh Washington, and Qpnsal
qtieu Gays and an IN abundance Shie yt6e
sold goods pf these kinda offered beore
I tVsthIsenAn immunity. rs Il
EIEs and Caps III Just received iFeta
The most fAshionahle h6usts eeF York, 4yss
+C&rpet BasI al5Ses Always On -
Inc our G6ods before else
teSl ectadent that can please the fal.
tidieus s51s - ges6 AFsyslF 'sa,fsl
Nothing VII be suit and aeeenEas-
tdafs ont Renlerels patrolHss sesf4s5ss 4 q
ssStetsi 90 Cen Try y erellngts. .
1yq9FSa anything N the way Or HGts and CAPS Just
awe Win the sen yha foeds
as Law got EIDE Of Phfladepha,
u and the n1nst
pIFTsRNGW ~ SaIssls band ard ioEsAls .
I n6St &. RELGEE.e
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j. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM R0AT A GENT

STEAM BOAT AGENT,
9,5 IfFs WHEELING, VA.
Wharf 1BOat nt the fOOtOf Monroe street,
VIII attend to the receiving and DELIVERING OF freight, and
the collection Of freight bills s-t v sf tf-isse
PreghtoF ali the regular packets viii be received Of
3SE'IrrI Il.
an ACCOUNT Of change their firm all persons in
y debte the their Retail
nestIy requested to be ready settlement the lat
uary otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the 6rm will present the same for liquidation
a4rs .saf- lICGIaALLENS & KNOX.
aasi Co-Partnership.
undersigned win the 1t day Of January, 1855,
sociats with themselves i'll the business Of their Retail
Stores p BSToSS, acting under the style Of cCGLlESs,
Dec. rs MeoLALLESs Knox
a Good Custom.
FTER the LIST January next in accordance with the rule
adopted generally by The merchants throughout the et
ty all persons indebted to the subscribers, without dinc
ton, VIII be called upon settle every the
acRs sEccLALIESs KNOX CO.
rTNEN BBLS. No. Lard oii,j just received By
u de93 IAUGH1INs BUSHRIELD.
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i MEDICAL.
AL SHOULD TRY 4
n alA4lAttl YAIOt1lL q 4t-'f1I
D r. j ~ O ST ETTERs s..
CELEBRATED 9.
4 STOMACH BITTERS.


SGA EAIEA 39A y y 5RS.
- 400. OO0 Reitles Sold tR OnO \ eor. :,
Tor the PSst hy years. has ever equuIsa rsfltTrE
: article Dc Frsapssd salsl e this .sfs5s ~
5 GREAT ANTI=DySPEpTJC
DR. Hostelts dtpnis Al old Srata fItt
ir tet neTS experimental .tss az come Amateur E4ss
clans verbal invesliGhtioR. i i ibe result u fc.grd
Sae present GENTRY.
Dr. Host=lser submits nraucGlt R...efE
cal tests, OF Nhatl s STU bette prAo tytsl epe sour
Ssn eonsts0n {as ttie pTPesi!ss ~ tkese Btfers u.
redens effects viz made aaa!seet III 40 ElaSst yrdi.
/ by shsEt space q! time upon the Syste1i.
Asg yss DyeptF sghsH take Jieit seishrsssa staRca
Are yaa 2. Riloga Try Se:e q .sss HsCrs ad be
Az annoy g y iRdigss'.onS 8sasoys The esS b TIL
free Of ithegs B!ticTs.F ~ E tarESt; Fislf1
Have teh PsveF and AEeH How neny thoasauas u the
sEsi A sop ye been cured o. h!s constitution destroy
4hs discase, ~ shs use Of thEse Hhters
Al 1hoult Try @hs great sitidsik I've shttfe % ytu
thas While used, case Of fever AID
| aSuc ea1uot cceprs F kf8 y
0nS vine glss1tu saEru thrsS ez day before naets
DC iouna great to'c agent, which a viii EppSCciStO
VIXEN personally assisted Of Ihe fact theS will - bF ~.
ing the BtteTBous trial. = ~
There other bgtcFpt TCpTesepied 10 be the
are GpnpafatiSgl worthless. Our Btcrs are without
rival for their DrdicinRl quaiitE They are ont nm ~
and r. y oFsGCs 4tOrS,p blown ~ hot.
ne. None Other genuine. Ss-a -
g PRICE oSk DOLLAR PER BOTTLR ,s
FGr sale " Al the principal DrUglias Ente BGTs
States. and b ~ SIC ana ~ sssiSS-
- 20. LAUGHIISs BusapTRIp ASs
T. II. LOGAN s CO.,
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WCfice-ErfTq.

ANVttCb--LlItTUs
LAYING been East and selected the splendid los
II Of Marble brought TO this market, all my
friends call Immediately and leave their orders for any
kind they may want.
Having purchased largely viii finish up work in the la.
scst and most approved styles aud at The lowest rsesWaF
ie1s MI RoHAN
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ITRANsPORHATTON

sT1BE Adaus Express Company safe speedy
IL conveyance Of ,.5Aa zA5Es
NoNzT, yAIu4stK r1cxAoEs, gaxlour ey.ALL KINDS.
In charge Of special Is the only reliable
line and from Wheeling (by Railroad directly New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Warrington City
ALS0-EiG Central Ohio Railroad to ZaneSvie Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago and st. Louis
Expresses leave via Bait. Ohio Railroad ork, p.
a., Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, Pm.
For Ceyeiand Toledo and Northern Ohio
O'cfOck,A 81 . 3 ~ g t1k-S 800 tss+s ssisz
w Butter Poultry Produce OF all kinds, delivered in six
teen houESto Baltimore. 8 n. PIGMAN, Agent,
uG2S Adams Express Co.
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REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY has removed from his OLD stand in Market
Nls Square that and spacious Warehouse No 81
'front.' west side OF Main between MoBrse aud
Quincy, lately occupied by MesgrG Amman Mcguire,
commission house He has hand large general
sortment Of Groceries Liquors, which sEu vt
Wholesale at the lOTeEt market price.
L o = GunpoWder Of every description and satety
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Wheeling and az Ptttsburgh.

Change ofTinae! :.5s ., =
CLEVELAND IND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
~ q. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
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EXCELLENT ETABIISI

Is attached to The Monroe House. TFsFeIere and Boar
may assured that the Proprietor wH spare paIhs
promote thttT comfort n z iugi,dSGivs
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A.tna.vlery there. alis.-aad plenty . s.tl' 8
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7HIB long established and vel hoS 4Iotss having been
thoroughly repaired and teruVHted, now rpi0hIs ~
ectnt Recommendations 70 the travelling cot.Iity M -
MODERATE RATES. tie7e
Il located the corner Of aHn and MSdlEon sfefs
Immediately in front Of The Suspension IdEt and onIy
few squares from The eteaulbOat Landing and RafSad
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Z
- HAS an hand, and u manufacturing and reeeiy. -
ing, one Of the largest asSoEtmeBtsof 4
Hats and Caps -
Conusng Of ali the varieties and colors nov IA use an u
which win Be SOLD AZ the lowest rates. f9'37S55--
N s.-liats madeite order AZ the shortest notice,
r. 9. AVERY, Main st., No. = % aud les r
( spl0-a f.s ISIS wheeling Va
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j. NJ D. GILL.
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Wheeling, January, 1855. ins1
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HearI HearM HearIW


TTSEN BBIs. No. Hard Oh, just received by -7
il de93 LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHPIELI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-30
Central COMMITTEE Room.

PLAQUEmIKE, Aug. %. 1856.
The Central Committee Of the American
Party of the parish of Iberville met this day
and organized by choosing Dr.. J. l. HoRNsBY
Chairman, and DR.. D. B. PIERCE, Secretary.
The Committee being ready for business,
DR.. Berry offered a resolution appointing Chas
A. Slack, E-q, sub-eIeetor, and Oscar Lauve,
Esq., substitute, for the parish, which was
unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
notify the gentlemen of their appointments.
On motion of Mr.. Hyde, c. w. Pope was
appointed snd requested to act as Correspon-
ding Secretary of the Central Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Babin, a committee Of
three from each precinct in The parish was ap~
pointed to organize q Fillmore Club in each
precinct.
The following committees were appointed
Bayou Crosse Tste-James H. Johnston,
Nathaniel Kleinpeter and John Slack.
Grand Rirer-Damss Clement, II. J. HYDE
and Joseph Leblanc.
Indian Vi1lngs-s. U. D. schlatre, John A.
Dardenne and Joseph Klciupeter.
P1aquemine-J. w, Austin, Lucien Petit
and c. w. Pope.
B1you Couldn't. Troxcler, Mr., Winn and
Dr. Hall.
Island-R. C. Camp, valsin Braud and A.
dolphe Babin.
Gomez's-L. Rsdditt, DR.. r. w. Towles
and Capt, T. J. Papinaux.
On motion, the above appointments were
ordered to be submitted tothe sub~eIeetor for
his approval.
A resolution was passed, requesting the Sc
veraI Fillmore Clubs to report through their
Secretaries to the Corresponding Secretary of
this Committee, their organization, proceedings
of Importance, and other matters of interest
to the party.
On motion Of Mr., Leblanc, every alternate
Saturday was appointed as the day of meeting
for the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Hyde, the proceedings OF
this meeting were ordered to be published in
the Southern Sentinel.
On motion, the committee adjourned to meet
on the 9Th September, that being the regular
meeting day.
]. L. HORNsBY, Chairman.
D. B. PIERCE, Secretary
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mtss Ernmn NTilIe.

We understand that this yonng lady has en-
EiFely recovered from the injuries she received
1t Last Island, and ID now at home in this pa.
Eish, or expected home daily. 1t will Be rec
elected that Miss MILE was found the next
morning after the storm lying beside a log,
senseless, and in almost . dennded state. We
learn abe says, that at her last recollection, her
sisssroin-law, Mrs. H. MILE, was beside her
90 tho log, still cliuging to her infant. It is
: strange dispensation, that Miss H., the deli
young lady, should have alone been saved
Of sll her family.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Latest -Interesting intelligence has
been received from Nicaragua. Walker has
caught Salazar the traitor to the Government,
and one Of the most influential men in the
country, tried him by court martha! and sho,
him.
The bloody flag Of civil war is still unfurled
in Kanzas; another battle is expected great
excitement at ST.. Louis; companies forming
in Missouri to go to the lid Of their friends /;
Geo. Smith won't interfere, says the militia
must fgh: it out; great God. what kind Of a
Government have we got? In New Orleans,
on Wednesday night last, a large meeting took
place, spirited resolutions passed relative to
Kansas, and subscriptions authorized 10 be
collected.
The President called an extra session of
Congress On tho 2lst, in consequence of the
failure 70 pass tho Army appropriation bill;
the bill probably cane up again last Thursday.
Mr. Clayton has given notice to the Senate,
that be would offer Q bill on the following day
to repeal the Kansas-Nebraska act!
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Wreck of the Nautilus F!
D. B. PIERCE, Secretary
Authentic Particulars.

The paEser Of tho Perseverance, Harris,
Morgan & Co.'S steamer left Galveston on
Wednesday, the goth. for Timbalier Island, on
the u. s. schooner Essayoas, with Lieutenant
STEVENS. US. ~, commander.
At Timbalier and Gallon Islands large pie
ces Of the wreck were found, such as cylinder
nelson's, kelson riders, etc, scattered down
these islands. In Gallon Bay, Jim Frisbee,
the steward of the Nautilus. was seen on board
the #. ID. Streck, towb0at, which had picked
him up at sea near Fort Livingston. Bafataria
Bay. He had been eight days at sea, on a
fragment of the wreck, befnre being reseued.-
He states that the Nautilus passed Ship ISL
and shoal at shutdown on Saturday, 9th inst;
that near z A. NJ, 10Th inst, The cattle on
board the Nautilus, being down to leeward,
the Captain endeayored TO wear her to get her
before the sea. that, when broadside to it a
nsayey sen struck and capsized her, she turn.
ing bottom up immediately. He (Jim Frisbee)
found himself on q portion Of the deck; saw
Capt. Thompson and some others on the bot
tom Of The vessel; but that the next sea washed
the y; that he saw sons or them afterwards
On pieces Of the cabin, floating, but soon lost
sigbfs them. He o o fell in with dr.. John.
SON. frsleHgineeg, and elnng 70 The same piees