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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
VIZ y. WEEKS AucTIoNEER,,BAKRRA wEEI

w 8. .MEfLoR, AUcTIoNEER...AT IL O'CLOCK
w. will be sold at salesroom, this day. August 49, by
order assignee, camphor wood several fine
gold hunting Watches diamond and pins gold
and fob cbans sleeve buttons iron SAFE &c. Also, fifty Iron
feet pat, mt piano stools.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL PIC Me AND CoTILTON FIX
i curson q Company q, Jefferson Guard, fnh regiment
Militia will be held "Wednesday. Aug. ~
The accommodated steamer America with two double
decked barges engaged for the occasion and the cole
DRAFTED nodworths Band viii play their popular airs The
Of si2 invited for the occasion The boats viii
at oclock williamsburg foot ofGrand
street. 6s O'Clock Grand street ". w. at o'clock; foot OF
Amos street ri O'Clock; Spring street So o'clock pier No
O'Clock; foot OF Forty third street. at 90 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

TOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED TIN AND STOVE
IL store. Good location good chance for . with q
small capital Apply at 81 Houston street. -.
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'ryHINA, CRoCKERY AND GLASS. j. wALDRoN
~ auctoneer-HENRY q. EVANS, No. Liberty street
Tuesday August 49, at 10 o'clock win sell from the
heves In lots suit the trade, complete assortment
White granite light blue and ware French decorated
hpa cut and plain glass assorted &c Goods repacked
the best manner for shipping. Sales every Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23
ORR FoRE1GN EEL rIoNs

WASH, Jan. 22-Amid the many conflicting
statements with reference to our foreign rela-
tons, information from an authentic source war
rants the assertion that, so far from special
message being in preparation in relation TO our
foreign affairs to be sent to either House in Con
gress, it has not at any time been contemplated,
much less the subject of consultation, though
this Government has demanded recall of Mr..
Champion, and the British constlIS engaged in
recruiting for the Crisnea. Itcan IS confidently
be stated that there has been no purpose in or
out of the Cabinet, looking to the withdrawal of
Mr. Buchanan from England unless at his own
request
The negotiationsbetween Cireat Britain and
the United States are still open, dispatches hav-
Ing been sent out by the last steamer, and moth
ing has occurred since the Presidents Message
to change the aspect Of cur relations abroad.
Mr.. Boyce's resolution offered in the House
to-day, declaring relations with Great Brit
ain Of Socritical character as to indicate that
We. may beupon the eve OF startling events, was
not, as some supposed, submitted with the con-
sent or knowledge of the Executive, but was Mr..
Boyces Independent disposition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23
NEW YORK MARKET

JAS. 9s.-Stocks higher. Chicago and Rock
Island So Cleveland and Toledo T2f. Cum
5erland CosI Company "a Erie as. Galena
and Chicago 109 Michigan Southern and Nor
them Indiana Ssi. n. Y. Central So Reading
.e7t.
Cotton firm; sales GOO bales. Orleans mid
dIingS 81 Upland middlings 81; do fair 10.
Coffee firm; sales 1900 bags Rio. Sugar
quiet. sales 100 hhls. MoIasSes declined sales
500 gals at 90. I.arI OIL quiet.
Flour fir7ner, sales 10, Oe9 bbls Wheat firm;
sales II, o86 bu at 1,96 for Southern Red and
e,125 for White. Corn inactive. Pork dun:
ISLES 2u1 6bls Beef dull; sales 100 55IS. Lard
ifirn. Whisky dull Baeon wanted st 9ssle O.
for Western Butter firm Cheese {l,ilL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

| NV YORE, Jan. 22-rhe correspondent Of
| the New York Times telegraphs from Washing
ton, that ii has been ascertaned from an autherl-
tic source, that the long talked of alliance be-
tween Spain, Great Britain and France has been
/ formally consummated. The first binding herself
to send into the field 10 to 10000 men in the
spring; while her interests particularly in Cuba
are to be protected by France England
| The Tribune's Washington correspondent
biographies, that the official adyiccs by the
America, ito not in any way change our friendly
! relations with England.
Mr.. buchanan writes that no real prospects Of
pcace arc entertained by the Ministry, and Eng
nd i pre- pairing the largest feet ever floated
foT o at ;ons against Russia in the spring.
! Louis Napoleon is still anxious to extricate
himself from the war. having attained all he de-
sired, the prestige of success.
| Gen: Cass is preparing speech on the ques
/ ton Of slavery in the Territories, for mex;
Thursday
| Mr., G. r. Singleton, member of the last Con-
gross from Miss, has been confirmed as Consul
TO Havana
Mr.. Brown, of Buffalo, is confirmed as Consul
at Tangcr
The President communicated to the Senate to-
/! day, in Executive session, Lord John RusSe!rs
/ letter of Jan'y. 18th, 1853, to Mr.. Champion,
which was submitted to Mr.. Everett then Sec
rotary of State. 1t declares that tic British
| Government intends strictly To carry out the
Clayton-Buwer treaty, and to assume no sove-
rrisnty, either directly or indirectly, in Central
! America.
| The Senate has removed the injunction of Sc
crecy. and the letter will be published.
The Government has received no official in
! formation as to the recent bloody outrage in
Kansas anuouncedhy telegraph. The Senators
to-day are informally confinctas to the policy Of
to Kansas, and to preserve peace and protect
the territory against the Missouri invaders The
Southern Senators predict that civil war ISM
evitable in short time.
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fHE IsAF ES
REGEEYEsD az b@1
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
raCONGRESsIONAI,.s q
4s 3y-AsHISeros, Jan. p.

w AsHISGroS, Jan. %
HouSF.-S Mr. Boyce moved the following pre-
aTnble and resolutions;
/ Whereas, Our relations with Great Britain
have assumed threatening character, Indicating
that we may be upon the eve of most startling
events, and, whereas, it is the Imperative duty
iofthe House, at this juncture of imminent peril
not to abdicate its great mission, but fulfil it by
organizing, If possible such basis as will give
ipeace to our distracted country and enable it 70
/ present an undivided front to our common enc
my, therefore
/ Resolred, That the conservative clements Of
! this House should unite in sincere effort to
elect Speaker, who will represent the great ideas
/ of peace for ourselves and the sword for the
stranger.
F.! Mr.; Stephens hoped that tie gentlemen would
be permitted 10 state the facts ilwl!i.h he made
the announcement that VIC are on the eve of
war; il it we're 50 he knew nothing about it
/ Objections were made to the explanation On
motion ofMr. Morgan the resolution was laid or
the table
Mr.. NcMullen made an Intellectual effort to
rescind the resolution which prcclules ali dc
bate.
Mr. Tyson offered resolution that any csndi-
/ date for Speaker who shall at any time hercaf-
Ger, receive the highest number of votes from
quorum Of members, though less than 4 major
~ k''S'ir 1lAt pt
ker: Provided that the Speaker 81 chosen, and
each of the other candidates shall have the APP
pcintment of the Standing Committees in pro-
portion to the number Of votes respectively re-
ceived by each, but no candidate whose vote
shall be less than % shall he entitled TO any of
the appointments. The resolution was laid on
the table
The House then again voted for Speaker, the
ballot resulting as fellow: Banks 81, Richard
artlson C., Fuller 90, Campbell of Ohio ., ana
Pennington, Shorter ard Porter each l.
Two more unsuccessful ballots we're then had,
the last resulting precisely - the sbovc. The
tiouse then, after aoctock, add. o&
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WEST INDIES

PHLADsupu14, Jan. 92-Dates from Port au
Prince to Jan. 2lst confirm the previous account
that the Dominican troops had defeated the Hay
items.
The loss was between goo and 500 soldiers,
besides all the munitions of war, provisions, and
the Emperor's military chest with the funds in
tended for the prosecution of the war
Faustin /. had marched 10000 men against
the Eastern side of the Island, and his defeat is
represented as most complete.
The Emperor escaped from the battle field
but his place of refuge was unknown, and Gen
tSantander had offered a reward of 10000 doub
Icons for his head so great is the feeling agains
him. twas the general opinion that if he es
capped the SpaniardS he would be shot by hi.
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pnIIlADRLpHlA MARKET.

Jas go !BreadstuffS, very little doing, ex-
port demand for Flour quite limited, aud only
2a3O0 b6ls standard brands disposed of at s,2J,
there lisa sterdy demand for home consumption
at from s, 20 10, 81 for common and fancy brands
,95. Corn in demand, sales of new yellow CT
l9aso in store, chiefly st latter quotations.
Whisky, small sales Of bbls At S4a35 and kinds
at 81.
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CuAyoR IL BUslNEss.-It will be noticed from

CuASoR IL BUsrxrss-Itw will be noticed from
our advertising columns, that Mr. W. Heburn
has purchased the House Furnishing. Store Of r.
b, Woods, Esq. 1t is the intention Of Mr.. II.
to add to his present stock a complete assort-
1nent of everything in The house furnishing line
aud also stock of.supcrior family groceries
Persons contemplating housekeeping, win do
well to call and examine his establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

AmrR1c4v nnnNen

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Ths American State
Council of yirginia which was in session at
Richmond, adjourned on Saturday. Mr.. Bolts
offered resolution striking out the 70 sectisn
of the Philadelphia platform, which was reject
ed, the entire platform being approved. z. A
Boiling and j. D. Imbocten were elected Dele
gates for the State at large, to the National Con-
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SOuTIT-The sIOA " Train will connect at San
lsa with Morning Train from Toledo; atSIonrnevlc with
Chicago Express thu Southern Division of C. T Road; at
IsbS Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield Junction Will. Dag Express from Pittsburgh, aI
Newark with the Elst ard West Trains the Central Ohio
Rairoad
The S,2JP n. Tranvi connect ut sandusky with steam
By c from Detroit at Sinnoeyiilc With western Train
C.& T. r. r. at SHELBY Junction sci p NJ with the Mall
Train on C. C. e. r. c. Tor Columbus Cncnna; Mans
lel Junction Is P, NJ. with Past train o. P r. L.
FOR Pittsburgh, a at Newark with East and West Night
rrainS on Central Ohio r. K.
GoISG SORTIL-The ge6 Train will make close coE-
SeHar, with Mail Train from RelEar C. o. Il.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Exqrss for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Janstion at 1913 with Cincinnati Express for
Ci-Telanl Buffalo anal New York, and honroeyle with
Mail Train c. r T. road Ia Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2iO FX TTin Will connect at Newark with Express from
the East on Genital O,io Eaa5 at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction At S-2
3ia Cleveland st3touroeve With Night
Express Toledo and Chicago. Sandlsky the
steamer BAY CiIy sor Detroit ard CiiiS,,go.
J. Il. ROBINSON, SaPt
saninsky, Aug. T. 1855. srPlS-il
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
lsiGDNEsDAY MORN: JANUARY %, 1855


S-It would he welt for the az approaching
70 bear in mind r. tqloNngeaqse com
stained In the charter sfthe city o. Wheeling:
provird Away That persoq alihoggh In other re-
20 gts d ua ct shah be n to vote at any such siec
ton IL he salI have failed to pay any whatever lawfully
sss, ieyIl o him for the benefit % said city during
the year preceding the election
Also from the amended charter follows, vil
oA tho officers Of said city shRlIhereafer Re annually
elected from among he citizens thereof qualified 10 vets for
. Mayor and members Of the Caeneii. ~
Vow aceorpE to the shove plain Gaze that any per-
son having failed 10 pay his city tax 1855 % be disqpal-
he'd to VOTE or to hn4 ueder the charter OF se city,
even il elected uader stcl cirfanastaners-
fhe whole dtn7ptnt list Willie at a the polls on ''e day
or election, properlyIist a. we'd AZ titSabls
The cit, Collector his assistant may be found at y G.
A-raur', office, Main time between
.eieet, A. g. and o'clock P NJ until se election, and one
OF thsu aube all the ius through r city that all
sens may have = fsis chance to ps7 who wi-h.
FINLEY 4 BURKE, City cellseje-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

HouSG MES,s LITERARY SocTrY-We were
gratified that the young gentlemen of this soci-
ETY., in Centre Wheeling, gave US an invitation
to attend, and We are still more gratifed that
we did attend, their anniversary exercises, on
Monday evening. The proceedings were, An
Essay on the politics and Politicians of the
presentday, by Mr.. VIM. Il. Harden; a Debate
onthe following question:
Resolrel, That the progress and prosperity of
our country is more attributable TO the wisdom
and patriotism Of our fathers than to any other
causes;
$ Affirmative. Mr.. VIM. Darling; Negative, Mr..
Theodore Gorrell; and an anniversary address
by Mr.. ID, E HeryeY.
The addresses were all well and beautifully
written and gracefully delivered, so much sOthat
even stern Criticism, Oyerawed by the lpudable
and noble aspirations of these young men, stood
mute and acquiescent amid the generous plau
dts of deliShtctaudience
The debate was conducted with marked abil,
ity, spirit and courtesy.
AT the close of the exercises, several gentle,
men in the audience, among whom were 3Iessrs
Gilman and Bingham of the Tii,aes, Prof Her
vey and N Richardson, Esq, were called upor
and made appropriate and happy remarks.
The influential portion of community canno
do better service thsnto support such Also
Citations efyoung men,
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N. i. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At OAK HAZEL,
iIHun pooR BELOW ). 7. EARFEE's HAT sFS4s1
HHEELIN v 4.


T HAVE Just received another lot Of Boot, and soss
set Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade, good material AMI the
kind 81 s0i= iis :ls want in M; line yoI p erat s,ge
dollar loot, variety, sty qnality natsrilI
and durability OF workmanship, ard prices, bt
passed b. aay other house IN tl snyfOtAss city.
Gents Eo2ts and Sh2ys e. ~ ti1 fsy s7 gqa9i'is'
Having employed Eos Q! the bss Wnrnsa Uitei
States, Tan, SATISFIED that IcanrOt fsR rls4:e any who nay
can ana examine for your .-lves.
Ny stock consists IL g ;sI si fa5 52ss'as F'ieir"
no pal: best q. boots ,i5s ssiT9qs75
10 40 s4ser gFoof seo..;
I9q pair hest al Srossa.i
10 do MEX - 7ac
Iors AM, YoUTH's BsoG4xs. q
10 raiT boys lh:ek 5cVg%h.; z-if'As
81 IL Dai ~ Sos,,,, h ,5i,k 81
BOYS AND YOUTHS BooTs.
la la rs'fe =, p 81 s9lt b s'9 Ct 1.4st
~ 36a .iS WEAR. = Is
$50 pairs LASTING CATERS, all eo!srs,
10 do walking shoes,
lS9 DO aorosco buskns,
l5l DO Jenny Lind
go DO nS SSsSSI and Sd bid slippers.
lsa pairs morocco boots
80 do Ffsuca sacrOeco boots,
In do cali
loo 90 kip
The finest quality Of ladies leather CATERS
kins very line and soft article Ladies glove leather Ga:
tiers, with high heels heavy sole and up side
cElLDRENS WEAR.
Patent leather, kid, goat glove leather lasting
cali and fancy bnOs CATERS, ankle slippers ties
and all other kinds aud IyIcS, always prices
GUNS.
Ladies mes ami aisses' sandals boots and eEershoes Of
here enumerated, which viii sell the accommoda-
ting terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

IIorsE FOR RESr-Mr A. c. Partridge, being
about to remove his Daguerrean Gallery to Main
Street, offers for rent the rooms at present occu
pied b. him on Monroe street. Persons in want
osrooms will please call and examine them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

FR,Ncls ARMSTRONG, ESP, is Offering some desi-
rsbIs Island property for sale at great bargain.
See advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

STEAMER BrnNT-The steamer Evansville
was burned on her way up the Mississippi to
to Memphis on Wednesday last, The fire was
first discovered in her hold. As soon as discOv-
cred, she Immediately run into the shore, put
down her matches, and tried to stiHe and drown
the fire. She took out part Of her freight and
succeeded, as the crew thought, in extinguishing
the fire, and soon after proceeded up the river
Having gone some three or four miles, the FIRE
agaiu broke out and the passengers had butlittIe
tinc to escape with their lives aud baggage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23
80 co.pARTNERsH1r.

C0-PARTSERsHIP.
THE undersigned VIII continue the pryGoods business in
hef present location under the manic and style HsEELL
6SwEARSGEx They would respectfully rolieit from esir
old friends and continuance favorr
n..s, ,ss.s ass5 9 ON a HEFsE STLavx :.
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Change of Schedule.
WiHter a Arrangement.

TEIS5S5RTA 1r5E OFFICE Z. & O. z. r.
HiEtkiRg StGfi0yt, Dec. 4Eii, isi>5- !
on and Tuesday the 4th instant, Passenger Trains
cxprrs7 ad Eia sIIeave his station daily Al r II and
te:SN P. II.
Tie sspr-a TraInisavea J. p ~ and viii onIY ssoF
the following st@to.-; BenSood, Aocnisyilt, tansreH
FaEHot Fetttrn4u SeWburE RoWesburE, PiedaOnt Curl
beTan, Sir john 4aIi Aartnsurg HarPers Ferry. Non
peacy, gGesyiile and Washington function.
The Mail Train leaves daily except SATURDAYS at 1880 P
n. and an stop a; all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Grapsrland AccSa,niets'iOn Train Sl
be daily exrepi Sunday leaving Wheeling = 4. NJ
and arriving C1Iab-raad st IN Leaving GruberiSnd
81 Sis A. " and arriI ing IN y aeeling 4. @SP ~
By order OF J. II poNE, Snpt.
dcf ~ FORD, Agent.
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NOTICE.

ON and after the FIRST Of january proxmo the present
" firm of Heiskell& Co., viii dissolved bS limitation
James A. Fetzer retiring from the firm
All persons indebted Will please call and make pay
without delay. and those having claims against the firm
will present them for adjustment.
DECEMBER 81, 1855.
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DIED.

In Phaitlp.ia on sLe nigh, Of Ike 4ai tsaai ISAAC n
ELL1IAHEF, Of Eancxst-* city-
Mr. Ellmaker prominent member Of the Lancaster
Bar lie Of marked H5tIrJ and Its suseess IN
his profession together wsI his growing reputation,
bat the quence OF iniu his allied ty
energy ard PERSEVERANCE, ms hrf sense Of horror,
t-SEit qualities of hts heart rendered him
general favorits.-Lt ZINC, Inland D,risy.
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GnNYftTEn

w1LxSGroS, Del, Jan. ee9-Iu the U. S. Dis
triet Court of Delaware, to-day, before Judge
Hall at Newcastle, Geo. H. Townsend was con-
yicted of robbing the post office at Wilmington.
Sentence deferred till Feb. Isl.
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FIRE.-The large three story frame building,
known as ''KesseH Garden, on the east side OF
Wheeling Greek, outside of the corporate limits
of the city, was entirely consumed by fire yes
terday morning between and 8 O'clock. The
main building was occupied as lager beer house
and ball room, by Adam Blume. There was al
SO on the premises ten pin alley, which was
pulled down to arrest the flames. One Fine
Company, the Rough and Ready, we believe,
went as far as theZane street bridge, but finding
ituttcrly impossible to obtain water, the fire be-
ing a great distance beyond the city plugs, and
the creek being both inaccessible and frozen
oyer-left their apparatus andwentto the house,
where they worked manfilly in rescuiug as
much property as they could from the flames.
The loss is. estimated at between $4,000 and
5000. on which there was an insurance. of $4,000
in some of the Virginia Offices
1t WAS reported that the fire was caused by
an explosion of gas fixtures, but this we under
stand to be mistake. The gas with which the
establishment was supplied, was made bya pri-
vate apparatus on the premises, and had no con-
neCtion with the City Works.
The loss of ''KesseIl Garden, or Caste Car
den, as the town people having New York re-
1nniscences in their minds used to call it, viii
be sad news to the Germans, and the deyotees OF
lager beer and ten-pins, generally.
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I1AITI,,llPE AINpKRr

BALTIMORE MARKBT.
JAN. 22.1Flour firm, saies Of Howard Street
Mills at 1926 and City Mills at s,,l2j Wheat
and Corn firm and without changei,i quotations
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CINCINNATI MARKET-

lsazsssS SlfStS+ ~ lfA.
JAS. % Flour firm at SO; receipts mesgTe.
! Hogs Sc; pretty gGodfeeiine. cAIes<s Pork 1876
Ial5; bulk sides do; shoulders q Whisky dull
and declining s1t4 .sisa t'fs
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No. { Washington Hall
ASISG just rtturEed from the Eastern cities With
Ii large and we'll selected Of ClOeEk Watches
sad JeEelr the subscriber Eond call he attention Of hE
lEes and the pubic Srneray Sssuiag them that he
will sell cheaper than heretofore Ills stock consists
in part, asiulIoKS;
Patent Lever Porcelain, Mantle oshe eight and one day
Clocks.
Coll and Silver English, French aad American Hunter and
Oper Faced Watches.
put Up gold csses wholly this country
and warranted prime tilnt -Seepsrs-
TIE Ladies Will find at his establishment large and well
selected stock of and beautiful Cameo JeTelry, which
cannot fan please.
Having bought extremely low, veTy confident
he sell Goods In his line before sold
Wheeng, aud respectfully invites an call examine his
stock c. P. BROWN
Ocl3 Ee.4 washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-23

Coon FOR Joux-John q. SAKE failed to meet
an engagement % lecture in Albany, the other
evening, in consequence of the snow-storm and
the slow rate of speed on the Camden Amboy
Railroad, for which he was slightly censured by
the Albany Evening Journal Thereupon the
burlington Poet wrote note OF explanation in
which, with characteristic humor, he says
had no motive to break theengasemeu and ev-
cry motive, except a locomotive, to keep it. >
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A PrrrsstRGEa GoNE 70 RrssI.-The Pitts
burgh Journal states that Nicholas K. Wade,
Esq, of that city, left New York for Russia on
Saturday. He goes out for hepurpose Of super
intending the manufacture of ordnance at St
Petersburg, having been engaged for that pur-
pose by winans, Harrison & Winans, an Amer
lean Company, who have been in the employ of
the Car for some years IIeis to receive s., 600
per annum, to commence on the day he left Pitts
burgh, and to continue until the day of his re
turn. In addition to this, his travelling expenses
thither and back to be paid by his employers