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dictate the conduct and actions of our own Min
ister and of those under whose authority he
acted-G loud cries o. hear, hear, from the opPo-
sition benches;l and, believing that the govern
ment Of the United States had great cause of
complaint against US, rejoice that her Majesty
government, by acquiescing in the Withdrawal
Of Mr.. Champion and the Consuls, have sane
toned the opinion which myself entertained
that America has great cause of complaint
against this country in this matter. At the
present moment l viii not enter into any dis
cussion as to the merits of the question. re-
ioice however. that we have acknowledged our
error by submitting to that which undoubtedly
is a painful and humiliating thing to have to-
submit to on the part of this country-namely,
to the removal, ty authority from the United
States of the Minister Of this country, upon
what consider just grounds-Glear, hear
The Earl of Clarendon: [ think the noble Earl
has scarcely fulfilled his declaration that he con-
side-eI it premature to enter into the merits of
this question. lie certainly has not entered in
to the discussion of the question; but he has
pronounced most positive judgment on the
course pursued by her MajeSty'S government.
can only appeal to your loFdships, and through
your lorlships, to the country, not to join the
noble Earl in pre:iudging the observation-disclosures
The Earl of Derby: In answer TO the noble
Earl, beg to state that have formed my judg-
ment in the matter upon the papers laid upon
the table of your lordShips house by command
of her Majesty-(hear, hear.)
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RECOVERED FROM WREcK.-We learn from
the Detroit Advertiser that a submarine diver
from Buffalo descended to the wreck of the At
lantic, the other day, and recovered the safe,
with its contents, belonging to the American
Express Company:
"The diver was protected By copper aTmor,
and was under water forty minutes. TheuPpcr
deck of the steamer lies one hundred and sixty
feet under water, and far below where there is
any current or motion. Everything is there
fore exactly as it first went down. When the
diver alightcd upon the deck, nc was Salutedby
beautiful lady, whose clothing was well arrang-
ed, and her hair elegantly dressed. As he APP
preached her, the motion of the water caused
an oscillation of her head, as if gracefully bow
ing to him. She was standing erect with one
hand grsspiEg the rigging. Around lay the
bodies Of several Others as iC sleeping. Chill
dren holding their friends by the hand, and mo-
Tiers with their babes in their arms were there.
In the cabin the furniture was still untouched
by decay, and, to all appearance had just been
arranged by some careful and tasteful hand.
.Tn the Office he found the snfc, and was cna-
bled TO move it with ease, and took tupon deck,
where the graphing irons were fastened on,
and the prize brought safely to the light Up
perfect state Of preservation. There was in
the ssSs 5000 in gold, s., $50 in bills of the
GoveTnrnent Stock Bank, and a large amsunt
en- ctke- Banks, amounting in I'll to out $780,
900 The rSpeTs were uHiI,jurcd, except that
they sGrelt very strongly OF decayed human
bodies, esif they he'd laid for 80 many years in
eofnn with their owner. or course, all this
ruoneT gnsS 70 the persons interested in this
wonderful adventure"
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Ode FELLows, pIREoToKY

vfrsIn5as Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thprs,isy
evening Hail. corner Of Market and Monroe streets
VIZ. zISK, n. G.; 4 II Carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIin Ledge Ne. I3.--oteets as above every
Monday evening z. BSArrT, y. g.; S r. Ftrt'' sesre'
'aEy.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 53.-Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. y. DVxOkSzYooE, \, O.; f "
Hel:sr, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 59--Msets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy streets D.
D. HrRIET, n. g.; Hsn. n. BsrrVAjH Secretary
FnROIa Ledge No s3.-SIeets as above every
Friday evening. G. &. eaH4WRleGrs y. g.. ": u. Boa
cbdrS Secretary.
Abrams EncnHpment No. f.-Mscts Mt the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets, the 's and '
Tuesday evenings each month. w W BtsScHARP c. p;
S. ". Pearson, Scribe.
abore the seroHd and fsrtl Tuesday evenings of each
month Joux G. HoFTNAz, c p; Fna. Wets0ar6er,
ssrhs.
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INTERESTING AND IMPoRrASr Legal DECISION.
The yicksLurg (AIississppi) Wing furnishes
report of case, from which we gather the
fpIIowing:-That city, many years ago, issued
fifty bonds of $1,000 each. An agent, acting
for the city sold number Of these bonds TO the
Milington Bank, located in Maryland, and took
in exchange the notes of the bank. This bank
soon after became bankrupt, buthad in the mean
time passed of the bonds or portion of them
Two OF these came into the possession ofcertain
parties in Vicksburg, who brought suit in the
Circuit Court against the city on their respec-
tive bonds. The city defended these suits, and
among other pleas filed one setting up the Offset
it held in the notes of the Wilmington Bank, to
which the bonds of the city had been originally
issued. Judge Barnet who was then on the
bench, upon demurrer to this plea, decided that
it presented good bar to the action, and gave
Judgment for the city in both cases. The case
being then carried up on writ of error to the
| High Court, the decision below was reversed,
the whole Court concnrring. This case derives
its chief importance from the fact that, with
single exception, it is the only case in the Uni
ted States in which the question of the neg0tia-
billy Of &c bond gGyable to bearer has been pre-
scnted for decision; and in the excepted case,
which occurred many years ago in Alabama, the
decision was against the right of the holder,
claiming merely as bearer, and was adverse to the
decision of our own court. The decision in AL
ALBANIA, however, was that of divided court,
and was fully reviewed by the Mississippi court
and overruled as an authority.
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Excr7fxe News FROM BEAVER IsLAND-Arrsst
Gad ResistGhceof the NOrmOHs.--Fhe Detroit Ad-
vertiser of Monday gives account Of the arrest,
by the Deputy Sheriff of Macinaw county and
his posse, of a number of DormonS at Beaver Is
land, who were accused of setting fire to some
houses, committing thcits and other depredatinns
on other portions of the Island. At Beaver Har-
Dor Eve men were arrested and taken on board
the steamer, charged with, theft &c. We were
able to learn but Two of their names. They are
Field and Briggs. Considerable resistance was
offered and it was not until the armed posse
with the Sheriff levelled their weapons to fire
upon them that they submitted. While making
these arrests another man, whose name is Sam
uel Wright, interfered to prevent arrests being
made. He drew pistol at one of the officers, hut
it was Immediately taken from him, and he was
taken on beard with the other prisoner. The
six were brought to Macinaw, and are now con-
fined in that place.
It was thought that Strang, who was recently
shot by some Of his own sect, could not possibly
survive. His lower limbs from his hips down
were entirely paTalyzed. The report that he
would recover is thought TO have been put afioat
by the the MormonS to intimilate people from
coming there to make arrests. The two men
who shot Strang also went up on the Michigan,
and returned again to Mackinaw. Considerable
excitement prevails at Mackinaw and Washing
ton Harbor against Strang and his followers, and
armed forces are fitting out at both places for
the purpose of going to Beaver Harbur to make
arrests a company of one hundred men was
already formed at Washington Harhor, and a
company of fifty at Mackinaw. They would
proceed 20 the Island with sail vessels. While
the steamer Michigan was at the Island, a. r.
Williams, of Dc Tour, was at Strang's house,
and identified property which had been stolen
from him some time previously. Strang had is
sued an editt, stating that he had had revela-
ton from God, and that the United States steam
er Michigan must never be allowed to enter the
Port Of St James again.
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GEEAT ISxEa SEA liz EQuaToNIAL Africa
A communication has been addressed to the
London Atheneum, by Mr. Augustus Peter
raan, reporting the discovery Of large sea in
Africa, seven hundred miles long and four hun
dred and fifty broad:
This immense body of wafer with an area
about twice as large as the Black Sea, with the
Seaoi Azof,) is inscribed with the name of IKE
rewe, or the inner sea of Uniamezi, its narrow,
elongated southeastern end bearing that of Lake
Nyassa; and the discovery is said to have
been arrived at by the concurrent testimony of
various natives dwelling on or close 10 the lake,
both on the eastern Us well as on its western
shore, with whom the missionaries come in con-
tact /"
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Cor. FIsuoSr's FtSAyc.At Cssotr.-C1L Fra
rnont's ramorcd possessions of fabulous wealth
are not credited in, Wall street, if the annexed
statement Of the Journal of Commerce may be
believed:
The failure of the State of California to provide
for the payment Of the interest due On her bonds
July LIST, has excited much attention. We re-
Trained from making any remarks upon it yes
tcrriay, because there was plan foot to raise
the money here, and for obvious reasons, we did
not wish to Interfere, although doubtful Of its
success The plan was for Col. Fremont who
has business connections more or less intimate
with Palmer, Cook d Co, to raise the money
upon his personal security. His notes, or me
Inoranda Of them, were accordingly offered all
though the market by the note brokers, but
without finding any buyers. However attrac-
tive the name might be in capitals at the head Of
a campaign paper, it had no market value at the
foot of an I. o. u, and the plan has been reluc-
family abandoned. The State of California is
therefore defaulter.
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A PEREuHED BREArH.-WhatIaay gentleman wonld re-
main under the Of sagreeable breath when by
ing the "DAL OF THoUsASD FLoEKRS dGntlfriee would
only render bat leave the teeth white
ter? Many persons do not know their breath bn and
the subject delicate their friends will mention
II. Pour single drop OF the BlIn your tooth brush
wash the teeth nGht morning 30csnt botte VIII
las; year.
BEGCFrL CoNPLExIoz may be easily acquired BIZ using
tie Balrn of thousand Flowers. Il viii tan, pIu
pies, and freekes from the skin, leaving II of soft
hue. Wetat0el, pour three drops, wash
tie face night and morning.
SaAyIEe MADE EAsT.-Wet your elHTinE-hrush either
cold water pour two three drups balm OF
thousand Flowers rub we'll aud il will make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating operation OfShaY.
ing. Pries only dflv cents.
". =. REThIDGE CO.,
IrEsGl Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by 7. n LOGAN 5 co jeiI-iy
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HARD TINES on THE ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA
For long time there has been serious COM
plants made by passengers on steamers leaving
this port for California of the excess of paSSen-
gers taken on. board Occasionally Indignation
meetings of the passengers have been held cx-
pressing their dissatisfaction at the gross inius-
tice and imposition to which they have been
subjected; but here the matter generally has
ended. The excessive deprivatiohs to which
the passengers on the Illinois in her last trip
out had TO submit has led to. more energetic ac-
ton. Yesterday Sir. Horton, U. S. Deputy
Marshal, arrested Captain Bogg, of the Illinois,
and he was held to bail in the sum of $4,000,
to answer the complaints brought against him.
Ex-Governor McDougal, of California, and Ex-
Marshal Tukey, of Boston, passengers on the
Illinois, were the leading compliments They
state that the whole number of passengers on
board the Illinois was 925.
Owing to such large number being on board,
they suffered every imaginable Inconvenience.
Ladies had TO sleep in the cabin under tables
and on chairs. The steerage passengers could
not all be accommodated in their cabin. and a
large number were compelled to sleep on deck.
A good many ladies who took Storage passa-
ges, and were thus compelled to stay out on
deck, had to beg gentlemen in tine first cabin to
let them occupy their bcrths in the dry time
that they might get a little sleep.
1t seems that q steamer of the dimensions of
the Illinois is allowed to carry only about GOO
passengers. The law makes the company fina-
bic to the payment of $50 for every passenger
over this number carried.-N. T. Times.
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iCU HsIkINrEIkp.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
WIN be given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six JrOtypcs and six DGPuerrOyes
equal merit twelve which Mr.. Adams will select
his He has opened Gallery Forb's
elry Store, 1SG Main ST. with skylgh; arranged the
approved principles which be equalcd unless SINH
arly situated rfoatins the river. With easy of
cuss large and arranged, every convenience for
making first pictures of every style size lie
happy that he will assisted Mr. JAMES CADT
who made the pictures that awarded the high
PREMIUM Coll Medal at the last fair the american
Institute Castle Garden, New York, the Eypreafam
G7rded for Daguerreotypes at the Worlds Fair at Paris
Mr. q. has received medals and eight diplomas
Ulgn=rreotyPes exhetca iiGerent United
States. which tay a.testto their superiority having
houored with Large proportion Of the business in wheeny
tc past year expects with facilities only
enlarge the number of his patrons especial
IL the itristic merits productions ratl
display Of furniture. AmLrotyes either single
do,J!e glass Dasuerrotypes plain eoorcd equal
painting Ivory. Photographs from e lowest prices up to
FIFTY light being made of French Plate Glass
being unobstruced by other buildings pictures be
made sunset Pictures children taken IN
spontaneously from ga NJ to3P.M Yet Lights soft
and mild that persons with eyes by with per-
feet Cloudy days good any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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MAsoNIo DIREoToRY.

ohio Lodge 10. loI.-Meets at Masonic Tan
Garner 3lare: and Monroe streets and third Mon
day evenings Of each month G. W. SIGHTS, ". Nj iEs-
asdsr LdE1kliH, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 19s.-Nfeets as above on
the St third Thursday evenings OF each month f. A
BRESTLiSaER, W. ~; s. ~. PedrsoR Secretary
wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
ADORE on the s,eoad Monday evening Of eaehmonth VIC
ScoTr, II. r.; S ". Pe1rsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Encampment No. 1.-Meets as
above jaurt5 Monday evening of each month W. j
RATEs. g. @. A. Lo-tno, Recorder.
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TINS oAsE OF HEEpEFT- Washington Star

TnE CAsE OF HERpEKT- Washington Star
says, thc Grand Jury on Wednesday found
bill against Nr. p. T. Herbert for tho murder Of
Thomas Heating Deputy Marshall Phillips i'm
mediately proceeded to arrest Mr. Herbert at his
hotel andconveycd him to the county jail, where
he isnow confined Wednesday nextis the day
fixed Ear the trial of thiscase. The accusedwas
anxious to he tried on Monday next, but could
not, by that time get witness from St, Louis to
Washington, whose testimony he conceives i'm
portsnt to himself The family (wfdow) of Tho
mas Heating is making efforts OObtain assistant
counsel to join the United States District Attor-
ney. She has relatives in New York, through
whom she hopes that Charles o'Conner will be
retained to represent her on that trial.
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DR.. j. Hedges,

FEVER & AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER anil Ague. chiIs and Fever Dumb AFue, or any
form Intermittent Fever, whether long stand
ing speedily safely ard eGeeuay cured By The Of
Dr. J. Hedges Annhiia;or.
This preparations entirely all metallic poison
such as Mercury but Is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain and efcacions
remedy and can be all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prietOr article his ownrrivate practice for
several years. it failed effect perfect
cure when the directions have followed. posi-
BILE way jure the SYSTEM butts adapted to all
sexes constitutions. 1t be given the infant Of
month old with much safety to the adult and he
kept any climate. 1t needs eneomium long array
testimony herald its efficacy It's merit lies within IT.
seand to the invalid 1t will Of value than
octave volume of certificates
Prepared orly by the Proprietor slanope, n. j.
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale RETAIL by a. C. GOOD Co.. Drug
rsts, Wheeling, Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout he United States.
W. II. DECANTP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:sm 7s CORTLAND ST., New York.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, To TIE
GREAT VIRTUES or
HLiVPTON1S VEGETABLE ELECTURE!!

B.rriNoRx, March a. 1856.
TIL, 70 certify tan. a59ant niue years sinss was At
can who ordered 4 to lie poulticed as u was very mucf
theheigh my suffered very severely with pair
ulcers. to the number OF formed between anil,
ont Of Shoh came particles Of bone the number Of IS
and one oFto 0fTh T. u SGI s INCHES IS
then taken Hartford county of this State; the phys
elan there told ihes Snd ~ could heal the u
ed with for seven weeks using the knife frequently tax
giving any reIiefsome Of the applications vcry
that when applied the agony was great my fri nls
there for mes from my knee my ankle
much unlike honey-com6, the numerous ulcers running
freely white ps with sign Of blood and ut times when
would scratch my fingers white pus would issue hereron
'A'>s0 WIN "" BALTIMORE NY noMEl
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
b. the advice otny friends used various remedies som,
which gaze only transient relief Iconnued to grow
woEs swelling came on my irft hip and after sever pair
also formed spine, w-h nv physicians cut ont
only ef saving life After this another form
Ell right and also left groin as also OF
ell those who theln reduced a skeleton
DEATH A Relief
felt Iea;l, would have been HAD tried ply
scans and all the remedies conll hear Of when fris,
who had been cured hy CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE" Of disease similar to the ono aborng under
advised me to try IT, at this time had been afflicted al
five years: 1 commenced taking 'Hd'RPtoHS IegetGot
TTncture" $3.50
tlIOPE CONTEST
the first bottle OF which inspired ME with hope, and by th
time lad tksn Eve bottles felt much Improved that
had the confidence to believe that IL would con
tT,Uei usesti improving. Ny ulcers healed aud new
strength same to weak ard shattered system, and with
and ssntrai renovation 81 ny health has taken place at
consider myself cured b. this wonderful medicine
alone Ihave given hut faint Idea Of suernEs, bu
friends who read tins will bear testimony all tina
have said in favor of
HImPton's TfeetlJis Tartnrc,"
and will all who afflicted have hecn to
it with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ. SPRASKLIS,
No. % Register street,
3doors north Of Pratt ST.
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w-By the recent survey of the field of Brad
docks defeat, made by Mr.. Bancroft and his par
ty, it was found that the typography did not
agree with the maps usually published, and Mr.
Bancroft at once commissioned Mr.. bntrobe, the
distinguished engineer, to prepare correct
map of tho ground at this important scene.
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w-Durins recent thunder storm, at Day
ton, Ohio, the lightning dropped off, from the
telegraph wires at two different points, making
report like the explosion of Chinese cracker,
and sending off shower of sparks.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMRNTs

washington Planning Mills.
coRSER OF MARKET AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
WheeIinR. Va.
TIME subscribers having obtained rev and SUPP
FLAMING, TONGGING ANDtGRoOvING MACHINE.
are nov do al kinds OF Planning In the very best
nosstisic manner, and at the shortest notice.
f-All kinds Of Planned Lumber kept on hand and ior
sale at the prices All work warranted TO give
'a ;Fa:ia JOHN HUGHES co.
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wThe cheifsccTctary of the British Lega-
ton is preparing, under instructions from the
British government, to reopen the legation at
Washington, which was temporarily closed or
suspended, in consequence of the dismissal of
Mr.. Champion.
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Braay,s GalIery Of art.

NJ ssJ blNuAhNFAt1
TIME most OF the kind In the Uni
ted States, where the AMDRoTYPE introduced in New
York by Mr. brady executed style Of perfection ana
durability, in this country or IN Europe POI
traits OF all candidates for PRESIDENT and VICE
PRESIDENT are on exhibition Gallery Photogr1-
phc copies sns, BY the dCIen or hundred
supplied at low prices. ~, ~
ju4:1mdnw NJ H. bltAOl.
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nyT:sm
AYERS CArHART1c PILLS.
pills TIL at are Pills!

Pills TIL a t are PillsI
PROF HAYES, State Chemist OF Massachusetts, says they
the best CT all Pills. anu annexed the who certify
that Ooct. Hayes knows, viz:
LENIUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts,.
EMORY wAsHBURN, Coy. of Srass.
w. @. PEUNEETT Lieut.. Gov. of Mass
EDWARD EVERETT, Ev-sec. Of State and Senator of the
Z. States.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP. Ey,speaker House of Reps,
U. 8. A
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Pienipotenary to Great
Dritan.
tJoIIN D. FITZPATRICK, Catholic bishop of Boston.
Men that are BIcn!
Among tho diseases Pill will, astonishing
pidity, We may mention
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, D.opsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indgesn Morbid inacon OF the Bowels, and pain arising
thererrom Fiauiency, Loss of Appetite all Ulcsrous and
eutancoas Diseases which require Medicine,
scrofnla or Etngs Evil They Also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the systsm, complaints which
would supposed they could reach, saeh Deafness,
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irrabty, De-
Of the Liver and Kidneys Gout and other Kim
red Complaints arising from low state Of the body OBJ
stretons Of functions Thea the best Pursative
dcne ever discovered, you will them
once know 1t.
Prepared by Dr. j. c. Arm, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts, sold all Druggists and deaersin Med
lclne throughout this section.
A. Q. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
Jes wholesale and Retail Agents.
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sppcIAL NOTICES.
nnApACHH ANp pEBILITY


Ma sn4s J. LrscoSlu, OF Birmingham, says:
"Ihavs found BGRHGvt's IIoLLtSD BrTTENs remedy
for Headache and Deby Ny wife has also Used it with
tae greatest benekt.''
Ma A g NICHOLSON Of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from It's use for hSadach
Take half tea.sposnrn three times day, an hour be-
fore meals Kat mode, ately then Of wholesome food
and yoa viii lind this Is really remedy Sick and Ner
vous leadaeh Weakness any kind, Costveness, and
pies Bcing pCrfeetlv simple ia is COMPOSITIONS 1t may
be taken without by the invalid Possessing
nS aromatic favor, very grateful to the debilitSed
stomach.
s-sold at 81 PER Eoe, six bottles for S. ty the
prcpr,s,ers. BENJAMIN PAGE, JE. 5 Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists Smith
aeld and Third streets, pittsburgh, and by
LACSIELLNS d BESRETELD,
ius Wheeling, Va.