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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

Tue New York Tribune showsup contract
made by Hon. Joseph Howe, of Brunswick, to
carry in the British bark Louisiana, 800 men
from that city to Halifax, at 50 per head, ma
king $2TOO, lin which Mr.. Stanley, Secretary
of the British Consul, Barclay figures, our
government having hunted up and broken up
Encouragement to send off the 800 men.
''The consignec claimed the s., 700 for which
the captain bargained The British Consul
here, Mr. Barclay, refused to pay him that
amount, but offered to refer the matter of COM
pensation to arbitrators. The eonsignee on his
part chose Capt Durham of the firm of Dun
ham & Dinnon, while Mr.. Thomas TiIcstonof the
firm of Spotson and Tileston was namedby the
Consul Capt Durham decided that the own
ers Of the bark ought to receive 81, 500. Mr.
Tieston, however, thought that the outfit of the
vessel, some $500 or 5000, would pc enough,
leaving to theowners rs compensation the mt
tipgs up and stores. The two being unable to
agree called in a third party Capt French, who
coincided with Capt Dunharn. The owners of
the bark accordingly received $500, which
was paid over a few days since by Mr.. Barclay.
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SPmSe-The Wheeling Intelligcncer says
Spring does not commence until the 10th of
March. From present appearances, one might
be led to doubt its commencing this year
ZdNesrille ltutora.
That is the time the aImanncs say it must
commence, andif ittion't doit, it'snot our fault
Wen commence making garden on the Goth, on
the same principle that our Gas Company shuts
OiFGas when the aIlnanacs say the moon will
shine, and ifit'sas dark as Egypt, it's not the
fault Of the gas men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

TrtE Washington Commonwealth of yester-
day is informed by a gentleman, from the neigh
borhood of Fretcrickstown, that for some six
teen miles, along. the Mouongahe!a River, above
Brownsville, the ice is blocked up in conse-
quence of a break up in Cheat River, and that
much tlaraageis apprehendel should this vast
body of ice be carried off suddenly; and at the
various mills, stores and warehouses, along the
river, the contents arc being removed to higher
ground
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NEW YORK MARKET.

March a-Gotton marx langtIid. sales 1000
bales Orleans middIing 10 3-sc Upland mid
ding 10.
Coffee firm, sales $500 bags Rio at II 4. SUI
gar declined, sales Of 800 hhSis Molasses firm.
saleso 1850 hds at a Linseed oil firm and i'm
proving, salesef IL, 900 gals at So. Lard oil IS
quiet
Stocks firm Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
a.. Cleveland Columbus s Cincinnati los!
GIunb eGland 90 Erie IS rs. Galena aud Chi:
cago Railroad III Pennsylyanf Coal Cenp'y
9S. Reading % Milwaukee & MISSISSIPPI
81 rs. Cleye.- & Pitts 81 Chicago L Rock Isl
and %: y. Central 81 South.
eTn s64 Mich Cent 90
Flour dull, sales Of 600 b5ls Wheat IS
firm, salcs 500 bu. Corn declining sllssof ~
600 bushels Festeef mixed at g. Pork firm!
sales obbls BeefdulI sales $50 bblsz Lard
quiet, sales 250 bis W hislzy firm, sales of 100
hbls,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

SAMUEL CROFT, has been sentenced to the
Penitentary for life, for the murder of Joseph
Benson in Jefferson county, Ohio, the jury find
ing him guilty of murder in the second degree
only. Some dissatisfaction seems to exist on
account of the charge of the court to the jury
The indictment upon which the prisoner was
tried, contains three counts; the FIRST count be-
ing the usual one for murder; the second and
third charge the killing while in the attempt to
perpetfate robbery and it is claimed that these
latter counts are defective because they do not
charge that the prisoner did not purposely kill
the deceased The SteubenviIle Herald, in the
winding UP. of a long history of the trial. says
among other things, the court charged the
jury that they might find the prisoner guilty of
murder in the second degree under either the
second or third counts of the Indictment
The prisoner having been acquitted on the
first aud third counts before sentence, his
counsel placed on file motion to arrest ludg-
,meut ON the second count, which motion was
overrulei by the court They then placed on
file his other motion, praying the court that the
prisoner should be sentenced for the crime Of
assault with intent 10 rob, as defined in the
18th section of the crimes act, and not for muir
der in the second degree urging in support of
this motion that the crime was well charged
against him IN the second count, aud that oft
alone he had been convicted by the jury, which
motion was also eyerruled by the court and the
prisoner sentenced for murder in the second de-
gree.
I'VE are informed that his counsel intend to
apply for the allowance of writ of error, to re-
view and reverse this Judgment
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\ DzLrGurruL PuTr-is to be had out of Tay-
lor's Cigars. sCallat the sign of the Grand Turk,
Main street, and try them. 8lr. T., as will be
seen from his advertisement, has secured large
quantity of the very best brands, and he viii be
pleased to have his friends Gull and supply them
selves. Sc fszsa
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Newl. York nook Notiees.
Othce-265 Broadway New York.

OLnce--+40o lSfoaQWaYsG New YORK.
FEMALE LIE AMONG TIE 1oRsfoNs by the Wife Ct
Mormon Elder. New YoFk Derby : lsekson: Pablish.
ssrS, lis NasSaRstS
lsuosv eame Of 40 pages, has been from The
pyquac press Derby Jackson. bearing the above
tting title. Within The OF thEs hook Nll found
expose Of the secrets steres lt Lake lre4r
heby whose Oplnnns have upon actual ea
Hence, IS the spirtlaql Mormon Etdsr-
in The DeFs9 q ,lasssga ststsgsnd
Is Illustrated with excellent view Of The Great salt Lax,
City. ssssl ~
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARcH 1I.-F10arin good demand, sales of
900 bbls at 6a6,10. Whisky advanced to 49,,
ing of consequence doing IN Provisions, prices
NORMALLY unchanged Groceries firm, fun prii-
.ces, fair demand, dried apples. and peaches of
fercd at large decline without finding buyers.
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10 -

2 M2DfsoS, March, 1.-THE announcement in
the Gazette of this morning of the failure Of
David White, of Madison, Ind, proves to be
without foundation.
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BAITIMoRE MARKET.
March I1.-eorn better, sales at 5sa6G for
white and yellow. Flour held higher, but mar
ket closed steady with light receipts
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FROM ME soUrH.

BALTnoKE, March 11th--fhe mail of this
due
The U. S. ships Potomac, Cyane, Saratoga,
with the store ship Fulton, were at Pensacola
The Saratogahad been ashore in Bahamas Chan
mel and will have to be locked for examination
and remairs
The detalcation of Col Garland, New Orleans
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FIRE.

wAsn1Seros, March 11.-Twon new four story
brick dwellings on 21st street, between. E & F
streets, owned by Mrs. Taggart, formerly of a.
York, were destroyed by fire this morning.
John Anderson, member of the Western Hose
Co., was killed by the falling of wall, he leaves
a wife and five children, several other tremen
also slightly injured Loss about S15, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

Hr IN rHs Rlcue PlAcr Afr. Slough of
Hamilton county, introducetiEa memorial in the
Ohio House of Representatives, from thirty-sev-
en- citizens of GaIlia county, asking that Salem
in Columhiana county be annexed to Canada
Salem is one of the principal depots of the ,un=
derground railroad.
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RIVER J AND WEATHEB

PnTsBUnGH, March 1.-THE weather has
been very cold, but it has moderated some, and
is now showing hard No change in the river.
CINcrNNATr, March, I1.-Rivcr fallen 8 inch
es since lasteyening. Weather cloudy andmild-
er, light snow all day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

TIVE Adams Express Company the safe and speedy
u conveyance of
MONEY! VALUABLE PACKAGES AID FREIGHT OF
In charge reliable
line Wheeling Irect,l New
philadelphia. BALTIMORE Boston, Washington City.
LO-rttt Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesvil Columbus
CINCINNATI Louisville, apOs, Chicago Louis
Expresses leave Balt Ohio Railroad at X o'cI p
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, r. NJ.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, Nortcr Ohio at Z
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Butter Poultry. Produce OF all kinds, delivered six
teen hours to Baltimore. ", PICsSIAS, Agent,
aE2S Albums EXPRESS Co.
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Improved AItincial Teeth.

~
nR ALLEN late Professor In the Ohio College OF Dem
- tai Surgery, iszes attention 20 his highly improved
method censtruetng ARTIFICIAL Dentares which eUnbng
lIere BE no sps1as for the Judgment food
e yltiate the saliva or inject the breath
slightest between the teeth and plate
ARTIFICIAL q aud udes tructhie
the tet Is fused AZ high hest and around their
they are set gum ImpaTts the teeth that Pc
cliar and
s Great stfgnglis obtained BY thus uniting the teeth
and plate, and ordinary force Of nasticatnE, can
break them from their base.
4 AcleaF and distinct articulation speech
This change erected by having the inside Of the
teeth gum OF natural FORM To this forE te tongue IS
rsdy adapted perfect adaptation Of the tongue
thh the kissing tulled sounds In
Ing singing, often observed In peTsons
$ Fr natural form and expression Of The month and face
can be FestSre IN cases where they hare cc6uae snIsen.
This By OF additional attaclmetts to the
formed as 10 bring out hg surktn portions sustain them
named and become component parts OF the
dc4stlrs aud when rightly formed cannot be detectsd by e
sion Of the mouth and ans has been I'll haFS been
years past variety a Photographic and DauerreotTe
dsItrcs constrlct-
aud with other specimens OF his work. not
requiring the above attachments,
g. The plates this work piRtinR,
the purity OF which the tAEIsh run-
pleasant taste IN ts mouth ssnEees
ciated by those wearing upon ls pripci-
Tle With % the y s nle numerous
estinonias be given from eminent Dentists in the vAri.
ous parts o. 5nion wearing the work IN this
and Other cities.
serve persona tEotn distance lnrnsdatsiy ON arrival
80 - s. ALLAN. No. 80 BOND stssst.
P. ssrseps sarslsr Information n refer
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New YORK Business Notice.

0FFIcR- 265 BROADWAY 9NEw YoR1
eRIsrA DoRo's HAIR DYE i how fseeiy admitted
to sprpass any other aFee nov before TIE public As
revsaer 4 Of every eommendation; and by It's
superb black brown ufistaaose Iouss New
York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

LEygprox Pnosfss, of Washington county,
Pa, ,lvhowas convicted of forgery at pittsburg,
and last week sentenced TO the Penitentiary for
one year, and whose trial created 50 much ex-
citement in Pittsburgh, has been parloned by
Gov Pollock,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

pERsoNs having them 6Lle siti Cider
u hs leaving tlics barrels b,
och ~ GEo-HILSoN.
IA AcHKRs FAIiINA fc7ssale D
IL WafsE5. ARMSTRONG,
inl6 10 alaEkht street
aIAGAIJIlAsYlS BID Is 4TH VOLS.
TAcAgI.sy's History e pa ID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

The finest quality OF ladies glove leather Caters and bus
kins. very fine and soft article Ladies' glove leather Gal
tiers, high heels heavy sole, and up sidc
CHILDREN'S WEAR
feather morocco, Kid goat leather lasting
calf and fancy boots ties slippers, Oxford ties,
all other kinds and styles, always hand prices
GUNS
Ladies', sanaIs. boots oyershoes Of
tcNery also variety other goods
enumerated, which viii sen the
s' ndei ies'.'s' n. L. DORSEY.
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Great Northern and: Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DAny, Sunday exeepsedl between Rich
Il mOnd and Washington City via toriOnsvuls and Alex
andria.
Hours of departure at Rich
nlona .6:45 A. N. and 1850 P. S
'Hstsirfns leave W Washington a. M.and Pm.
and
Arrive at RIehnoud .1:s0sP. ~ and4 AM
agase checks and dekstsEsyen through between R!ct-g
mOntf and Washington.
THESE two RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and benGin excellent orsr, CARltYINGTHE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee Of aiwaYs securing is shown by ar
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city In advance
the Steamboat line. s
kARE nEfNEES EtIetoSp And w so
An Omnibus WIN be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage OF apparel
the two Depots free Of charge with ample
take their lealS whether going North
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danyle
Washington at the TERMINUS Of the Road,
PleSd to naaytlle An Agent Of the COMPANY receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Dnnie
tend 70 ssir al the Way to Washington the lal
The fare the by the uairne By the old steamboat
route. liz fSysf
change the night line between RIc
m0nd and AleSantIrIa- fe1 :
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BANK CLOSED.
CHICAGO, March 10.-The Commercial Bank
closed its doors to-day.
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afss1laae
and Sarah Miller. defendants
The object OF this enforce the lien of
against said Washington boring, upon HO;ise and
Centre Wheeng being the number
conveyed to him Esd March 1888,
WIFE the suld Judgment being the William Hart
Carr and for the of S10d, with
The defendant Sarah Miller, having APP
pearanee, and appearing by adayit filed the
that She Is resident NtrgfuIaOn
ton Of the complainant By its attorneys
she appear here within month after the publication
OF this order. aud do what protect
interest In this suit and that copy this
with nsertedir newspaper published
Wheeling, for four successive posted
door of the Court House OF Ohio county Ert day
the County Court.
A eopy-Teste ALoNZo LoRISG,
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New york Advertigements.
rsgs

FROM
ALBEIT O.. ES1GIARDR0Nsa
Advertising slo1dias once No 265 Broadway,
ls.sas gtepposite dc RsFs New 1otk.
flSGRA WING ID PRINTING! 3
QUESTIONABLE Wesdnes Visiting, Complimentary and
IL NotAFia Consular Comm uTeal selss
and Seal PRESSES, 0f Stocks and DEPOSIT Buns of
LaGing, Exchange Drafts, Notes Hama till
wing Weed, every variety Of PFiufins
win forward specimens BY mai, application, with p o.
stanpl Orders by fna promptly attended 20 Terms FeaS
soriaiir. Address VA. n. DINNEIiIs,
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GOING SoUTI-The $40 Train will connect at San
dnsy with Morning Train from Toleio; at Sonroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of G.
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Express Pittsburgh and
Railroad.
The 20 p. NJ Traillwn at SanusIy
Bay City from Detrot Monroevle with
G. t. r. r. at Shelby Junction at 52 p NJ with the Mail
Train &C G. R c. for Columbus & Ciucfnnat
field Junction at $50 ~ with Fast train o. z. T. R.
for Pittsburgh, and with and West Night
Trains OIL Central Ohio r.. r.
GOING NORTH-Thc .. pc Train Will make close con-
nectiOn Newark with Mall Train from r.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction ut ~ with Cincinnati EXPRESS
CeVelands Fnlalo and New York. Sfonrnevie with
Mail Train c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &C.
2. 1HP Train will connect Newark with Express
the East Genital Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction 52f
with Cincinnati Mall ClevelandS Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago Sanusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. h ROBINSON, Supt
SandnsSy, aug. q, 1Sa5 sep15-tf
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MEDICA il.
= = ~ s-ststt sh2E IL - 1f q iAAts!l5 - vi -
D r. u iasO S II & TT E n s.
CELEBRATEp afe4 i,7ss
IS I ON ACH BUFFERS.
- 80. 81 ):


.AgOf1Vg AkettftA 80 Ia a. Ones y
Otf1NGin the market nothing The medical iuariEeE
ioE the past has teqhaled
article be Prodheed equalt0 this
~ = GREAT ANTl1pSSpEpT1C.
Dr. Hostettet epRFuti6n = FTnnny'
nor The mere auh Afifr phtff
esans verbal investigation 1tfs rtstt pfofoia
ans elaborate study OF one Of The srtAhc etnsts
the present century. =
cal tests, what sta better, personal sTsal sai ur
oK The properties Of thesr ittfs vim
De touhd by the rst fofttof SCENT
aedeiast ELECTS VIII
biy heFtsliaee 81 time upon the systrn. 49,
are you uyspepct Then take thoEe celebrated Souinch
Areyoa Rhioasa Try bottle tiese Btess, ana ls
relieved at once. ~ ess.l4s -
Are ludsssiohs Reaoset the cause y me-
FREE USE OF these BltteFs. So y
Have 700 FeyerllIil Agpe lhuusandsl IN The
West ana South have bee cured Of this
ing Disease, by the use Of taeae hittcfs.
Al should tf this greht andote Nc venture 10 anlrU
Oas pine giassfui taksii ssae aimee 4 .,r hIsrs
Viii be found great lohic agent, which Iai apitestt
when sat lated OF The fact, ashley slSE
Ing the Attsrs trtai a. - 49, - -
There are OTHER Bsersi 10 Sc he same e
rival for their medicinal gualles! iiey are I'M III NJ
containing quart with the
2ra H0steffeFa fn8Ge Siittla1 blown On the boz.
tie, None other geuune.i
fltLCR OSR DOLLAR PlR 4RoTELR. = sssb
Por aale ty al the principal Druggists, ltutS Bsts,
LApGHlISs BUHHFlEliD AnaB
,,s y 7, H. lo6ANt& CO.. =; s,sas
jese-iydaW wheellzsS
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eIr is said that snow is the poor farmers ma
nure; if So we think his lands will be quite pro-
duetive. next season. Another fnc spread was
put on the soil yesterday. 4.
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THE INTELIIGENCER.
wEpNRspAY aIoRNINel. alaRen1s 1850.
no CORRESPONDENTS. q


no COIsls ESPONDENTSs
LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
should be addressed
the PfopFietOrs
Letters concerning editorial department Of the papers
SaoGl he addressed to the Editors Oinys 70 either one
Of them.
Correspondents for publications win please write
only sue OF the paper.
An observance Of the above rules VIII greatly obtge
and prompt aiteatn 10 correspondents than
they might otherwise receive.
srIIE LAW OF NEwSPAPET
1-spIseFibsrs do pqsier 70 The soH-,
considered Wishing to continue their snnscrp
tiOns.
odiea publisher continue send them until an ar
Fearages paid
3-If SUBSCRIBERS NEGLECT refuse to take their Periot
Offices 70 which Tier they are held
respdnsble til they have settled die bll and ordered them
discontinued.
remove to other places without INFORM
ing the pUblsher, and the sent to the FORMER d.
TectlOn, they are held resp0Eshfe-
1.-The Courts have seteS that refusing to take period
Gals from the office removing ami leaving them unealied
for Is primo evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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savings Band Store,

- OPPOSITE TO- TIN. Nelgt1se liJ1iS.g
fNtttzens Of wheeling md Vieinity. 49,
would be wanting m
g y9uthose Whose Interests IRE In my =nyst
did not GcepSop advised where yeu great varI.
ETY. and good laiitoi Roots Shoes Hats, Css UtnhreAs
S ; Sssss sssE' my Eau and stock q Which hsFs
deem u useless to rsrticusRze, suGce 10 say hsl
have all kinds Of the above Goods usually kent IN
qua s se them 70 a who may be disposed
please remember the Old Post once corner. vs.
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ExP. EXPRESS.
Leave SannsEy .S-10AAI 3.2u p
fturun june. S-t5
NIonrOeVile,. .....-..S.4O 3.55
vntrepile,. geo Is 4.32
PlyHlOutlIy. 1865
Shelby June. IO-65 - 5.2t
Mansfield juno. IS Is sal
FrederIck,-....-.. -12 PM. 7'IS
Mt. Vernon. 20 " 1.:S
Eticl. -. SEQ
Reach Newark t.3U (" $3.50 IS
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p spersons desiring any further information IN refer
ence to the win be with free Of
postage sending note with address % Dr. y AtnFs
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Mr. Dunn argued that there should be full
Investigation, not to ascertain who shall occupy
relative to Kansas affairs be thoroughly under
stood was the object for sending fol, persons and
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LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other
business o tue should be addressed to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

A WARNING IRON FILLMORE, AND BD--Con-
sidering the results OF the late Presidential cleo
tion in the Southern States, the homo organ Of
Mr. Fillmore, the Buffalo C,mmcrciat idrrter,
begins to show its teeth Hear him.
n Kansas 10 be made slave State By executive 10
reference. Walker 10 10 DO aided In ordcr 10 make NJ
cnraxua hssis OF operation for tho acquisition of Cuba
and thus carry out the dctrnc a the Ostend circular
which Mr. Bsebanan the 0rst 20 sigp-h ibis pro.
pamme 10 " be followed out, why. nothing . more Ger
tain than the plets sodation 81 the American and
republican parties into q compact position.
II buchanan proves 70 be the plant ard iacc tool of
The hnbusters and nre oaters, 20 repeat Ger warn.
ing the party wi not sgsn bo saved from peritoa
By divided cppoeisiou.
Very good. Pity that the decisive idea Of
carrying the election to the House prevented "a
complete consolidation Of the American and re-
publican parties" in the late election. Mr.. Fin.
more now perceives, but too late, that the South
have been juggling with him, and that be has
been used for no other purpose than 70 clear away
the Instructions in the path Of the Northern de-
mocrscy.
On the other hand, we arc informed that at a
meeting Of the Fillmore managers Of Philadel-
pbia the other day, they resolved 10 recommend
The Maryland Fillmore electors TO cast the Presi-
Dental vote of that State for Buchanan. If this
he TO- Il may be regarded as the sacrifice Of the
last drop in the bucket for q sopin the spoils.