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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22
POLITICAL PREACHING.

To the Editor Of The " L. Tribune
SIR: lam an Episcopalian, and 90 10 church IN the
Fifth avenue. On Thanksgiving day we had sermon
from young clergyman, il place OF one nom our own
mister, who was sick. The sermon turned out 70 be
political one. Our minister is bitterly opposed to
political sermons but be does not object, II seems 70
this particular kind. We advised to Thank God
among other things, that the Union had just been
saved and our liberties coahrmei-tlat is to say, th.t
the Republican party had been defeated ana ,one'
thing was said in olsparagement OF the os'e Oh W.
York ara It's Senator. Now, what did ne mesn oy Tue
hbtres of his oountrynen, when iOOO,VVV o. 'neu are
suffering in the worst form of Slavery By contrasting
their enyabe condition with that OF the mseraoe peo
pies If other lands? Were ne and ms 'anuy ia'e
themselyes do you suppose we should see I'm a. -
i,y God for "our Liberties conirmed. and Tor me
Sop preserved which has lately become the means o.
extei ding and perpetuatng Slayey te. M
Of tie privileged thank God for the privileges 2, a..
cass but not for the Liberties OF the people. pee.
might the astocIscy OF other lands tnank Hco Ot
lhPrtes CONTRASTING them With the suherngs o. I-e
four millions Of Americans here.
But write, Dot TO gay ttls, but to move ior zee .
sicsraiion Of ycur readers who have 'ne HlsU'
sit Under such preaching, whether II Is nov 'us-'
bounceu duty 10 leave such places aud go weee' ~
s.ead Cf sckly lame ard mulilated Gospei' hei eaI
hear /. in all is putty and funess and sireLg'a aIa
power 1t has been dsieputabe to preach tne 49,
Gospe-stould we not make it, II We can ui'ePu'a'''
70 preach less than the Whole Gospel
4 collection was aferward taken up VI $40 o. ese1
and inrm ele,sy men Of the Episcopal Church one OF
LIZ fayo,ite charities but the discourse Lsd P.. "e
rejecting ;ha. the Episcopal ministry heo 80 =,
frsnd Of the oppeseor and !. . a. witness the
actior and pastoral Letter Of the House
the late Ccnvs ucn in Philsiephia and tne p'eac1ln
Of its ministers. with one or two exceptions, eve!
wbe~s' So Concluded % leave thu. charity Q THESE
who .greed with The minister AID give myself % the
suffering Door Of Ksnsss where they would net oe
likely 10 contribute Please credit toe IHeoee1 - IL
your Fund TO You're, sc. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

assertion Of that portion Of the Press which is 10
fellowship VIII the Border Ruffians How true
vas this prediction, our columns will attest The
Contributions for " bleeding Kansas" throughout
the Free States were never before 40 large as during
The fortnight which has interviewed since Fremonts
defeat was ascertained, and THE TRIBUNE Kansas
Fund was never swelled more rapidly than at
present Among our letters yesterday was one
from ST. Louis, inclosing so contribution to the
fund.- az also the following;
To The Editor Of The ". y Tribune.
SIR: IncIosed please find ten dollars $40 the cOnri-
button Of family IN this place who were not unmnd
ul Of TIE suggestion in The TRIBUNE that in fes-
tyites VIC remember the suffering friends of Freedom
in Kansas Hoping that many others Of your sub.
scribers have complied with your request and that
you viii receive many such tokens Of sympathy with
those who furnishing while they so noby fght-
ing the battle Of Freedom remain yours till the bat
lie is ended WATERBURY FAMILY.
Waterbury, Conn, Nov. %, 1855.
To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune;
SIR: On Friday, Oct. 81, the ladies of our village
held Levee TO aid the Kansas sufferers where the
realized in goods clothing &c) and cash $780, slO5
Of which in goods, the balance, s25 cash, in-
close 10 your care be forwarded for their use hoping
il will nOt1isss<tO the hands Of the Missouri Border
Ruffans no. the United States Border Rufiians.
Yours, II. s. WETHERBEE
p S.-Tbe box Of clOthiog has been forwarded to
The Kansas Aid Rooms, Boston.
Derfer Maine Nov. ii, 1856.
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be once ofead TO give away all The kingdoms Of ne
word.
Wake. | must say, i neither Turelne nor 4
biasiens. Some Of his friends say, IN whisper,
that nature has refused him the most ordinary de-
gree Of courage but be has all the skill and talent,
OfCartOucbes.' His DEGREES 10 the effect of re-
establishing Slavery and the save-trade in Nicara-
qua were concocted with the distinguished Franco
American Democrat SOule, and the American
Minister, Wheeler; and it Is said that the voyage
of this latter TO the United States, together with
the Arnold Of Central America, Flrmin Ferrer, i.
connected with certain arrangements for the carry
ing such schemes into execution.
Tired of enduring The tyranny of master who
often made me regret the despotism of Haynau aud
Radetzky, bought for $50, paid to Walkers Gov
ernment leave to depart for myself and my servant
boy, who died Of oyer-exertion and fatigue before
embarked 10 the Texas. OF the thirty five French
men who went with me from Havana TO Nicaragua,
only eight were still alive when left
Nep-Iork, Nov. 10 1886. Truly yours o. D.
80 FL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

"An English Democrat" objects to our general
requirement Of one years residence in the State as
prerequisite to voting. We think he fails to per-
ceive the true object of that requirement. 1t is
to prevent cOlonizing from certain into doubtful
States. For instance, the three contiguous States,
New-York, Massachusetts and Vermont, gave a
far greater aggregate majority for Fremont than
was given against him in all the Free States that
weRt for Buchanan. In other words--those three
States could have safely spared Fremont voters
enough to carry all the Free States for Fremont.
And much colonizing would doubtless have been
done on both sides but for the requirement of a
years residence prior to voting
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Ger.ral Goic9uria 10 Gecsral Walker.
kEuyo,x Sent Ia


Gt>ERaL: received your letters 4 the %ih o July ind
js; and ph due time On account OF the mus
Greet attempt MI OaAnG VI this city 10 make approach
10 he Government himself received without
with suy enc a.iemp; he III refusal hasten
20 rery Excellercy by saving that do not think
sufste M me Europe from tbi. port, uni
Won uske some decisive blow that tie English
nav uot have AZ excuse ctipg your Emoas,aie
~ va. rejected by the Cove rnment Al Wssbngon
There are zres; many influences work Against US ani our
c.u,e and il s there fore, that the Poes hokon
NOW a. drk should be cleared extent oy some sue
e,f stoke which oud render visit 10 Londoa more
.E,cye Tel y I'm think i, would be most pfudsni oI me
20 fer nv departure On this account shall wa tre "a ne
e.pecisi 81 orders fIou you losf ast
Of the Goth of August caused much pain, secane 90
not that you explain yourself IN 1t TOWARDS He - 4s'e'
shoUld
consider impossible present ef1lst-ree' to con-
and the term. toScsted; AIo
un as only possible obtain ms-eiis aid ekee from
connected with the house q Morgan Ua-fls0n Aa'
with no other persons =. -. mammal =, 7,
All the propositions which come II say oter nSnhe so
M 40 moi prcceed from those who ir,eres vita
von Sir as is be c'se with the mentioned hrm are GU
=. he illusory for thc Government Of Noarafua oo'
- his y considered capable Of performnf eyea irnins en-
sr.meu. much tTsctinss loa- 81 me '
proposee ,,,, - o,, xii ..pd me an order o.
Mo-ss- Gsrsou for he amount you feocNed uoul
'he order when &c" VIZ" Wv" D D. GoICoURA
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For Tho Tnbu1e.
THE DISMISSAL OF TYING.

1--WE have b.. th:,e words 70 s4y served him rghi'"
tCburch Journal tEpi,oop.').
SERVED him right How could he dare
To touch the idol Of our day!
What if is shrine be red with blood
Why, LEI him turn his eyes away.
Who dares dispute our right to bind,
With CALLING chains, the weak and poor
To starve and cru.h the deathless mind,
Or hunt the slave from door 10 door
Who dares dispute our right TO sell
The mother from her weeping child
To hush, with ruthless stripes and blows,
Her shrieks and sobs Of anguish wild
IT'S right to plead for heather lands,
To send the Bible to their shores,
And then TO make, for power and pelf,
A race Of heathens at our doors.
What holy horror filled our hearts
II shook our church from dome to nave
Our cheeks grew pale with piOus dread,
To hear him breathe the name Of slave.
Upon our Zion. fair and strong,
His words fell Ike fearful blight;
We turned him from Our sanity fold;
And this We did to "serve him right
FRANCIS 4. WATKINS.
pJJ96eIDIi1 Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22
The Ne,c. Orleans Delta puts the case squarely

before Dir. Buchanan. We quote:
"The issue will be before the incoming President,
ard he must meet it. His Cabinet cannot be harmo-
Lious and efficient if it have hostile elements in it, His
policy must be either what the South desires to be
the development Of the Ostend programme in respect
TO Cuba aud Central America and the assertion OF the
right Of the South to extend her institutions and her
territory and grow her growth without stint or restrc-
fon-or it must be the opposite: There is no middle
ground for anything but wretched, disgusting rum
Gus, rotten 90 nothingsm. The South elected Mr.
Buchanan VIII be not appreciate the factf WI he
be grateful? Will he forget whence he derived his
pewer and where he must look TO be sustained The
future must answer"
There is truth in this. The new Administration
must be either one thing or the other. 1t must be
either Republican or Border Ruffian. There can
be no compromise between the two. Either Kansas
must be Free State and Fillibusterlsm must be
scotcbed, or the Slavery extention policy must be
carried out completely and unreservedly In this
case who can honestly doubt which Buchanan will
choose Let The Delta b. treasured. Its cand-
date, whether he will orr must fulfill bis pledges
and give himself entirely to the work of extending
the curse and shame of human bondage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

A MAsuFAcTURISG CITY.-We find in The Prori
,nce Journal the following statistics of that beautiful
and enterprsiug city;
sThe Citv Il Providence contains 70 steam engines,
;,,,;n loo rods Of the city line L. or Is more,
,bst for ali practical purposes belong here So ewely
sstab Ii, employing 400 hands aud yielding an
:sss So Sc h t: S sas s ias
d yynI onS Ssrds of goods - manufactures OF ma
.,csm epgires, boilers, castings, &C., employ
hands t%2s Of , SS' crdens sa anD D1 III
IRON noS -, 200 GOO pounds Of nails and spikes, 81
s sY5S go boilers 900 pounds Of nuts
steam ebep articles to the total value Of ooO
two scow that yield sa, a rraSnca
81 os6 OUO two butt factories .nss csor;es yiedine
, snu sn annual product of sl7,4i5,7io.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

TRIBUTE TO A FELLOW. TowSsMAs.-Last week.
the people of Somersworth, N. H., Illuminated many
of the public and private buildings Of that hounshng
town. and tuned out in procession to welcome nome
John A. Burleigh, esq, on his return from Europe
whittier he had been to medical ala IN the re-
covery Of his lost eyesight Mr. Bureigh has done
much for education and public morals in that town ana
the southeastern part of the State, and his townsmen
took this occasion to acknowledge their appreciation Oh
his labors The Great Falls AdrerttseT represents the
reception as having been handsomely managed.
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DIsrREssISo OceURREscE.-A we'll t.Li
iT;rti. !, TOWN. "a Ina. most Distressing casualty
or rather series of casualties occurred aoeLt tse
niles On Jsck onvi'Ie sf.s dAss eSp 20 go q !.
-bo,e family Sell victi-rs. sr AZ - a. r;,.
ba,ipy ect mo = pen Shere they we're ccnhaed ieI
~ u1r5css va a.tacks BY vicc-. scE aid %
hokirgy bat .hs died. iaIge hoe .:' ssse. ,s
MA re- ~ o. y m0tlsr at lie 1o-r-o.a
spe,.ss'e tiisd - tee To- u.r. -igt' oanphsr,
su- exploded .cciis-ialy, IN ..e ncuSS sung ens
r-l9 ic..s1..y. SUI s. sewers. cls'tg 2'1s- tu,
= {. o.. a.,1c' n - -...T -. y r. - 49,
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General Walker 10 General G0ieopri1.
n. L A.


GEsERll You will please trouble yourself further about
the Transit Conpary The definitely settled AZ 20
ANYTHING You say about MI Randolph, IL entirely thrown
away :, 49,.
matter Of ,rcsi importance 90 yourself that you should have
the notice hNe given You As the Government has gwen
behalf Your obcdieni seTNant, "N w ALhEh
Grn d DI GoIColRIA
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s,.s-bre- whct a.Rs. uyY-r Il he e1.b ~ Ar,-,t
oostn. reprvlche. asaa'' m respect ny proceeding,
Of incu r.,ion vhh you pursue eoPs sp-.i ou .oms
hat more eHPi1i .ihous1 ha; have sad EJ form
Toe foI Dot PrOeesalia England witaou,
n % rat oash; 70 1go.c self 70 he
va in Whh ST. Oaksuh refused D. accredited bv ts
sb va, nv view in conderssou Of n. ei,;e,, and Al
normal situation OF our Republic b. to this view of ih1r-
a. obyous and pd Of attention and ook
r..tr upon bind obederceto your IDEAS and that ton II
ct the most courteous a Il you were licensed 10 a
Of an independent character such As myself in
,e f authority instead Of percussion reason Thss the
e rprsng nAsmuch az NY opinion upon the subject wa
"a. I'm the above eon.deraos. ana obii,.s 70 ~
severe in nv resolution Of not proceeding 70 London when
% s, n opnion in this matter and the more We
srti lie more difficult will il he for to act A. enba..a
Sor rom Ncar1Eua in London. England will never look
vor apon such etEosrade step as this decree Of yours
met in h. anne P i; AID Taa1gT al ny eaoE 70
object wa. raise for you abundant pecuniary sup
80, 40 a; 70 enable TO meet your immediate nece.,s
5 70 sustain an American grafton and also to but stop
. ,verul opposition, which had already caused Won much
sicr,y and loss Of reputation. All these
NV part only been met with Eecninaon and reproach
OF Tie sy you already done yourself BY your act 20
- ufring AID which threaten you with suffering hereafter
are 50 manifest that the mere mention of these things vii De
sufficient for ny usth9ion when the mist which blinds
80 eves shs have DISAPPEARED You have shut your
ouever truth whether i Is that you look upon yourself
nfahe in all do, and Determined TO pursue
urse all hazards whether this that third party la
si vour mind with false suggestions leading you to suspect
the LOYALTY and fhfunes OF my conduct which has been
fcf h.Ymouy with my former services But is can.
~ rov In any way whatever continue connexou with YOU
Fxense me Therefore when say that quite glad
bs yC have nominated another Minister Eng
Til, vii enable henceforth better 70 follow my
IN he service Of my country. Ny present declining of that
mission om you. does not make me an enemy Of Nicaragua
tor uhen principles are at stake care nothing for
done recently ser had received your unpleasant
nunica.on Of August %
w have received telegraph Of yonr trum Oh At
Msa1 and Graz ada your allied mics and
80 ,b rres, Az xety know all the particulars the affair
Aeeep nv congratulations, and remain your
obedient servant, u DE- "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

-, ,r,o;. pspe-s say tttt toe nlk slck
- go; - :. a., sIsrrpi,4 exert in he Mack
IN nav BottTns sbsu. ten miles fom Pst over 0as
ed e ID 4 ,at ala l. oee ssk ffoT TIE dts
80 - r. nee-ie dare net touch o. taste meat
@ ~ tut,sr 10 tie whc.e lesSa- The dE'ease al.
- -. Is Appearance IL Pl.css "h;:e IT. cause,
sv;:l IN sesssns az ertrerse crerih.
asorEEs FILLMORE ORoks CoLLLPsSD IN
ci,reiocSr one Of the bog American rapers which
bclred II Ohio % get = "nisrx' lar tsht' y oIie
% e. <. b Al. al { ven W u su,''.
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THE CANADA AT HALIFAX-OUTWARD

HALIFAx Friday, Nov. 81, 1856.
The steamship Canada arrived here at II o'clock last
night and sailed again at . this morning. Clear
weather. Wind west.
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EIRE In ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis Thursday, Nov. u, 800
Last night the block the levee known as the Gty
Dudngs and consisting Of thirteen stores
some Of the heaviest firms iu the city, was entirely de-
by FIRE The loss is estimated at SiO0 O0O Inc
Insurance has not been asceraiued. The block sold
Iear ago for SlS3, 600.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF LOUISIANA AND
GEORGIA.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 81, 1856.
Official returns from all the parishes in Louisiana
but one give Buchanan 1000 majority.
Buchanan has II 1857 majority in Georgia-one
county yet to year FROM
The North Carolina Legislature met on "Wednesday
last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

~rur Hon kenneth RAYSER.-Is is stated tna 4.
sersonsl difficulty occurred on MSaeag on a' ke ID eth
streets Of k1s ee sSitor Of IKE SlaSded growing ont
a'} ME- ssS n spescS P1sdeh Freezing ,sS
ptidentsl election and tho structure, OF the eo@.
famed MI Rys %sss tbs sSyS TsIe eps
ut0 ed p s,S Soupd over in 1900 esS to Keep mo
Yesce.
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-, ua-Ler o 0eneral G,,eosri1.

UFANADA Nrp.s
Gs,rr-I va, quite .aprssd,0 hear that '9q cav @
give Up til 10 q sos % - g, 80. i the r;n-
80 sor m. 20 srrnf one eisr tot IT, = w ~
- r,ro,atr With Greai Britain a.. NOR conf
So, - 40 70 Fuglsni induces me . -. =,
- ~ - ,sss aisposed 10 Il certain - -,
a. e-rs riu your con5-ct = ne ~. .Aaeu c.ar,
- rogrcc 10 ys plans ans - - I, 49,. =,
ID to some other pcGsou % sid IN nc &c
d., ,ua Dsfwfef. NtIra.Es k1s Ahs- ,,,t u,FEZp
reu,,fr " ~ obeti- "a. se-Ts-' -
Cea ID. DE Gpi-OlSA
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CANAL. TOLLS

ALBANY, Friday, NOV. II, IoJu'
The Caral Tolls for the season to the 10th INST fool
no AZ 500 S69 deficiency compared with the same
neriod In 1855 of 81, 487.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, FTIudy, NUV' II IoVV
The steamship Niagara arrived here at o'clock this
afternoon. Her mails ter the South we're dispatched
via the Sound ard will be due in NewYork at an early
hour ON Saturday morning.
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sAw.MILLs BURNT AT OLDTOwN, NE:

BANGOR, Friday, NOV. Il, Io1o:
The extensive saw.mils in Oldtown owned by Kat9'
ID. Wind, of Bangor were destroyed by hre Ga W cd
n,sdsy mo,ninp The loss is estimated at $50, 900.
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MORE RIOTING AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. 81, 1856
Late on Wednesday night party of rowdles at
tackled an American ball and two Americans were shot,
ono seriously.
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The following are the propositions of Mr.. Randolph
TO Mr. Vanderbilt, made June 26 1885, and referred e
- ,ho foreooino correspondence:


The interest. Of c. K. Garrison shall be protected All
bis and ouay IN and about the PIeetea an Inc
% ,ceoupt Of the late Accessory Transit Company shall
behalf Company by agent or or IN person as ne
arasus ether tribunal may be agreed between him
BEEF Re any assignment of the existing grant made to Mr.
v il will become necessary for him to settle with the Govern
Ncsr,sua certain terms and puaon which will mot
consist services. for which the Government will have the
TIE srsnt to BE- assigned to Mr. V on the upon
which held viz: Oh the payment OF per peai fer every
pas, crossing the lhmu' Accounts rendered and pay
For nv services in this srrans shall receive the
S,,St, an interest to be resery ed as follow viz:
One dollar for passenger crossing the Ithmus and passing
dollar T each coming into the and there
dne dollar for each passenger leaving and starting from the
One half dollar for each passenger transported within the
State a stance greater than tweuy miles. 800
Two and per Freight earned within the waters
Of the State. but 20 include freight treasure. $50
Pawn, nt be made monthly aud free to al books
and secodht. by self or agent at al times =.
The reservations here mentioned constitute 10 my Jug
ept the best interest In the grant IL would probably give
control the whole business will sell to Mr v tor the
= Any money which Mr.. V. viii furnish the means aad
opportunity Of making In 'peeuis'icns IN 'ock OF
be credited payments on the foregoing sums OF tO lha
will procure renewal the corporate existence Of the
late Accessory Transit Company or all Incorporation o' ne"
ccnIaUy at The option Of Mr. y; ,,.,,o, O., ts,mof-
year. framed the principles of the Newfork banking iw
std IN which the bonds mentioned in article ) snail De
taken a. security for the circulation Of the bank ia the
same manner State stocks taken IN the State oil New
York. a, s,.,,
This article part Of the present contract and the ta
ment Mr. '. Of MS puaons Is not conditional upon ns
p.rfotu ance BY be understood distinct and
separate for the per omance OF which
IN 20 render without pay, after the rect.
pocs contained in the foregoing articles have
been fully PERFORMED. , 80, -, ,-.-..--
Of the d rela tons OF C. n Garrison toward
him. from hat understand TO o. the Purort OF M q n
O.. letters o \ recent date
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ti''' " nreT,,N o. = IA
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Mr. Ynnae1 bits Reply.


The interest of C. X g. there doubt De settled
be'weeu him nd the Transit Company.
Commissioners are act NewYOrk il the only place
where the books Of the Company have been kept and
where they $4,000,
s. | cannot answer, as its terms are not stated
4 l. verv well, and is easy Of ssttlemtu mt
8 ANY that should be paid BY the Company mu't Dc
done by is stock It's bonds at consumma ION oil tue "no
thing III ~. g..
g. and cannot entertain, as it must be provided tor
under Article 5. .ec - -. l. |.
TO- think there doubt exist C g. " 70 De- be-
lieved by bis letters -, ,.
N YOU entirely the value OF the grant as IS
through foreign country and attended with such
expenses that itself cannot be kept with Any possible
splot holders This honest opinion and should ''
be los. srht Of BY those who may be its possessors
should BE- most happy TO ni. whole subject pu, IN
that would be honorable TO the parties concerned and
upon .uCh footing that hereafter al things would be sasAe
tory 20 the parties.
Mr.. Randolph 10 Mr. Vanderbilt
The concluding suggestions take in good part and Oder
hanks Please return BY w my paper, a. no" Ie yours
impossible | will have nothing TO do with s,ock except
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o>a-..-. s.-.rsl 80 r-'p'-'- .'S-i'--.' . D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Ledge No. 1o1.ZMsst, at Masonic Hail.
Market and Monroe streets, therSt and third Mon
day evenings of eaei, month c. W stcR1s, v, III r. "
IRlsset, Secretary. as ..s.ss =
Wheeling Eio' &c No. 12s.-Nfeets above on
the rst and tid Saturday evenings Of each month L H.
WILLIAMS W. NJ; s. r. Pearson, Secretary. I'D
wheeling Union; Chapter No. I94Seets as
above the second Monday evening of each month"; W. G.
scoTr, II. p; u a. Clarke, Secretary. rs5 rs
wheeling EHcamPment ne. 1.-deets as
above the fourth Monday evening Of each month. W.
BATES, G. O., a. Loring,. Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

MoRS GENEROUS THAS NE INERSpEp-A boy
called At the house of Rev. John Pierpont, West
Milford, the other day and begged sorneclothes
The doctor gave him vest, and after he had
gone he discovered that he had likewise given
away gold watch which was forgotten in the
pocket Of the vest The boy was an honest
one, and promptly returned the watch on dis
eoyerinsit