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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14


The College; to be Immediately Rebuff at
Bethany and the Session to go on as Usual
We we're gratified to find the following extracts
in a circular published last week by the Faculty
of Bethany College:
eve have procured, and are fitting up three
capacious rooms in the linn" for the regular
recitations and Lectures, and have made provis-
ion for the immedirtc replacement of the Chem-
ical and Philosophical Apparatus on a larger
scale than ever. Every effort shall be made to
afford the Students the amplest aids and facili-
ties in the prosecution of their studies, and the
Faculty feel warranted in appealing to the pa
irons and friends Of the Institution to lend them
an encouraging hand in this time of her tniSior-
tune. The fire must have be the work Of an
inccndiary, but, yet, there is no clue 20 his
discovery.
"Steps will be Immediately taken for the ercc-
ton of larger and more appropriate College
Edifcc, aud we confidently appeal to all the pa
irons of Education, and especially to the friends
of Bethany College, to continue TO us the ell
couragcment and confidence which we have so
long enjoyed at their hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

SUPERIOR NEW s INK.
at this office, another lot Of Burrs
f,r S.rs Ink-,he best in the country. Orders from
=, Offices promptly filed. Terms cash. =aH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

NEw YoRK, Dec. 12.-rhe Journal Of Com
mercc says the President dscs not intend re-
moving any of the officers of this city, except
Mr.. McKeon, W no incurred his dspleasure by
his course in the recent election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

A., ,so. persons who have against me, any
-.ab.r Of N, fathers family, which have given
,o,s will p5iise By sending them to me here, and
~, e. the necessary provision for thelr payment.
wa snERRARD CLEMENS.
iI,rsy or REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, Dee. ., 1891. decl2-lW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

IT is most undoubted fact that Dir. Sanford's
InvigOrator, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. 1t has been study of the DIR. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest num-
Der Of.ills or pains. and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the most liable to disease while if kept free
from disease is preventive Of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &C., while last but far
from least VIC mention consumption; for onrex-
pericnce is that more cases ofconsumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this 10 be correct hypothesis, we
have but to find remedy with which to correct
the liver, and NE have cure of nearly all the
diseases we are subject TO by simply using
preventive. That the IhrigoratOr is such a
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
tic virtues are SUCH that for all complaints arts
inc from liver arrangements, it is an uniaillng
remedy, while as family medicine, for all dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, which are cauS-
cd in n greater or less degree by liver derange-
ment it is the safest, surest and most etficacious
ronc},y Known PFia. Press. decT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

''FFestio".-'Two errors occurred on Saturday
morning, in communication published by US
On The currency question. The word currency
Is one place, should have read solreRey, aud in
another the word ysaeounter was substituted
fur rps counter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

The above shows falling oil of S5s,27O Is
as compared with the receipts of thu correspond
i"g month last year
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Nan -Aatteys.-Francis Lawson, of Triadel-
phia, has been removed by government, from
his situation as local mail agent on b. & o. r.
r. n. II. Garrison has been appointed in his
place. Miss Virginia Garrison is appointed P
NJ, Vice N. IL. Garrison, resigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
.IONkiHA- GRAWNs

JOSEPH GR AYES, Fs
Va AIN SrREEC,s CENTRE WIIEELsrI6S.-
II AS on hand splendid assortment of elegantly bound
and Illustrated Works, suitable for the coming Holt
DAYS, at red8ceE prices. 5-.
POATICAL WORKS, Elegant Books for the Ltbrars7or5
Parori innuAls for ISL beautifully bound aud Illustrates
Holy Bibles, of every variety style ard bir Standard
Editions of the Book of Oonin6n Prayer. ~ iisi2 =
Methodist and Presbyterian Hymn Books Ereatvarety
large stock of Juvenile Rd Toy Beoks A ID Cards,
&c, &c, te.
FANCY GOODS, TOYS &c-Cabas. Port Sionnaies, Par.
Pocket books Gard Cases. Gold Pens sc. German and
American Toys. decl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

1857
AMnoE prepared to furnish my numerous patrons and
1the public superior quality and style Moe
skin lists, which light elastic, fast-color
finish and of great endurance, good
vice in all kinds Of weather; Elso general
Soft Ptanters French, RoeElEhd Hungarian styles
Baek, brown, Per and beaver coldrS Also Mems ani
BAYS Caps, OF the lNtest styles.
B.MOleskin Hats finished to conformation e4sure
on short Eoee Bring along the cash and you can get
kinds OF head gear at very low tariG, at
WV. JISiEsON's,
auES2 No. 81 siHin St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. II, 1887 &

Largest Circulation of any Pape- in West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

3a' Hi,ginja snte fsaei5les, Capt. Loring,
sl''Sd OUT on Saturday, presenting their usually
me and soldier-like appearance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

E,ItiHore cc ohio Eailr0ad. The following
Statement shows the revenue of the road for the
laonti of September:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch. TOia'.
Ssr F7s.sr~err. 4CI ,Ssn8T &9S 4I0fS $@4990 81
~ freight ........sII,VI6I 1881 IS 24l,4s3 IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

4 LARGE LOr9 NEW SHEET MUSIC. just Received
n Also, the "Moderu School for the PianO'-a
tion Pronouneed By the m0st renowned musicians
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

fgre-A dwelling house near the Ohio river,
between Niartinsyille and Burlington, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning about
O'Clock. The fire was seen by number of per-
sons residing on Water street. We could not
learn the name of the party sustaining the loss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Petitions Prescs;eh.-We see by the pro-
cecdings of the State Legislature that the follow
ing petitions have been presented by our repre-
sentatives:
BY Mr. Caldwell, of Incorporating joint
stock company for the erection of railroad
bridge across the Ohio river or near Wheel
BY Mr.. sweeney-of citizens of Wheeling,
asking an amendment of the charter of the ci,y
Of Wheeling.
By Mr.. Caldwell of incorporating Cemetery
company near Wellsburg, Brooke county.
By Mr.. Arnctt-0f increasing the capital
stock of the Clarksburg and Wheeling Turnpike
Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Tie Rirer--Tho river on Saturday was higher
than it has been for long time and the small
stern wheel boats looked as if they we're oui of
their element Coming up they made slow
progress against the swift current
The Interchange will be here to-day from
Benwood and will leave for Cincinnati about
"Wednesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Theatrical Miss Kimberly has leased the
Pittsburgh Theatre
The Pittsburgh Gazette of Saturday says that
manager Foster, gave one of his actors COW
hiding behind the scenes on Thursday night
Foster has leased the Masonic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

SANDY HOOK Den. l2.-1o P. Mo signs
of the steamer Europa, over due from Liver
pool
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

For Sale.
STEA ENGINE Skating, Pulieys, Lathe Fellows, Black
- Smith Tools, and general OF MRchinSt'S
Fools Inquire Of ]. NJ. DILLON,
nuYIi-t3ul Executor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER wATER AND MONROE STREETS
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

THI OfA4DA ~ : :
vii be furnished to subscribers living in any
Part of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, by leaving their names at the office, or at
Moneys Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14

neias-The only description that meets ready sale N
psee al others abundant without demand. Uquon
Ole wines, &o-IAYge stocks hand and sales yorl
united. hscellAneous-Rce (Osrviina) 80 81 10 81 pc
oarrei, nrd $40 per a. In tins $l6 10 In kegs; coal 70
snetng Sli per ton board; white paint pcaroe an
inquired tor talow. good Montevideo and United states
3if Several oad parcels, mixed with old four have bee
received rom california and unsaleable.
CHnR PRoDuOEThe total Gales OF copper for the fort
night have not exceeded 500 quinas Il $40 per quina
cssh. neurmsse: ~ have been limited. AZ Oonceptio
the price ialea u ~ 20 cash policy Of 400 lbs; In Val
months. Wheat scarce, and there ID some prospect
the new crop being affected with the pslsdlo crust
etreOnly small sales TO Complete sfipmant
at 81 so; last quotations 50 37K. Tfsshts-NitYst.
from Iqnique TO Liverpool fs g. 4d gusno from chin
cbss TO England, "a TO aavre, "a 10. Cd; wheat an.
-four from Tslcahuano TO Sydney 92 los Co. ores rop
Calders 10 Liverpool. % los.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
News from Utah.

SPECIAL CONFERINCE-HARvEsr FEAST.
We have received ial Ties o. the Deseret Woes 10 the
mn November.
u Ms seminary, the Neu. ccolly remarks that the
veSAs news 10 NOT OF much importance, and tina, the
more shy 10 dishins up hes slaader misrepresentation
und vkupera.ion concerning the korm0ns."
special conference OF Aormcrs Was held a, SAT- Lake
ony from October Is 10 22c.
The Nso urges upon the Saints the i'm oorarce OF ras
NC sleek great numbers have recently persisted
IN addition TO the large &c nber Of men and teams
Nd The liberal amount OF -four and cothins already for
warded 10 aid the immigration ye' on the plains in ODE
osny waving their previous arrangements fof
se sipter, ard starring a. the word with their teams
Srsge, Ena more clothing for tce destitute.
snow, after falling rapidly for twenty four hours, was
ocs deep Tooeie and sixteen inches deep a g. e.
on me o Mcnne me 1s nsaI s, ,rs ans 70
some oasca storm streak, for little no has as
Yea fallen On the west eide OF thss valley, enc only
sccgA N thn 10 slightly when toe groupa for SD 'r
ssme.
As the weather is again mild and pleasant, and the
ssos melted from the Grs, range o hi back OF this
os, noi key that Tooolo viii long retain s snowy
mantle.
hs. res, feast came ch IN Fort Herman Oh the 25h
NH h. Which ngs Instructions, shank gag. toasts,
rup aud dance sGoraed the participants Tine OF muca
enpyU'rt
RoA g. c. hinlba !, and Grsn;, Eeuteoau. Gen. y.
n weLt, Kessrs Ferguson. L. Smith, !. Tooin, j. ~
hArc~ ohers le' this city, on The lSth instant on
VsE 10 ibe sb0s hone Indiars ia the neshborbood OF
Ssrts os.r ana Supply ana ,lreen River. They ex
yee 10 be absent some wo or taree weeSs and, &c sidi
tton sc exertDg tAutsry iluUnce upon natives ia
Ma, their presence and counsel sill greatly cheer
sbe hear4 Of lhe incoming Immigration and nerve them
M enooub.oEng the rugged WAhsaich mountains, tho
hSt baritT 70 these happy valleys.
The Htgs Of the z2d has the folicwing:-
On the morbi Of the ljth inst, and while ercauped
Ess, Kspyon Greer, rUUx Tor Green RIVER, GOV.
yocrg suGdeniy tti2ed with attack
. lupes hat wac deemed upadvissole 10 prosecute
the oprGe! $40 The party arrived IN ths city TIE
q toe above dSie. Since then the GoverRor'e
Leart nae improved rapidly, and Ia nov IN Eood DC
Heo gestoeG.
1ie Governor and Brothers Kimoan and Grant issue
Per pptoFg proclamation, calnng dpon the bishop 10
rOupt Tor the speedy removal CT the
yrsn Unicn Square ord Of hose hereafter TO arrive
s ibe coUr ~ and 10 devise ways for tnsr
g.ppcrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14

Among ,ne novemens OF he Panama Railroad oorps,
We ro,e the arrival per ast steamers nom we United
Mr.. j. P. Woodbury. Du. r. E. Moore, White and J. p
Kuge and the departure per steamers, this even
ing, Of MesfIs. 6. N. Williams, ST. g. n Williams, Jr
and DR., Rodgers.
The same paper adds-The daily importation Of hordes
Of negroes from Janaica 10 Aspinwal ID q matter do
iier Of this State Already Aspnwal is perfectly over
with this class Of emigrants, and any addition 70
their number made - 1t y from the very lowest dregs
Of the Jamaica aton endangers the safety and vel
fare Of the CITY These people come 10 the s.hmus
rey destitute Of any means Of subsistence and being
IN 10
long that the inhabitants OF Aspinwa may suffer some
serious evil al their hands The remedy We would sug
every master Of weasel bringing Immigrants from ia
maica to Aspnwa devoid Of means, should be subject
10 penalty Tor the offence and compelled to take them
The Panama Herald Of January sAys:-The Executive
power has acknowledged Amos B. Corwne, Esq Uni
few days since employee OF the railroad company
was robbed a the station Of $3.50 Suspicion At
nigate wabash about two weeks ago, and one OF the
crew OF the United States soop ST. Marys-a man named
Wilsms-as they had occupied the promises the night
confessed 10 having stolen the money, but said he did
al williams nstgaton That the facts we're laid before
Davis commanding the ST. Marys, requesting that vii
Jams, who was then on board. might be examined touch
ing the robbery and NE en- money 4 proved to be in his
Capt Davis at set about the investigation and the
result most gratifying he has succeeded in recovering
$40 of the money from Williams and promises to make
up the deficit Williams who Ia In double irons, will
be tried by Court Martial md severely punished lie
should be. The poer lad who the mere instrument
OF Williams and who u in the custody Of the local autho
rifles, We would susgest should be released, and deliver
ed over to the Commodore.
The Spanish schooner Candita which sailed from AZ
phwa for Havana the Goth Of October, with valua
bic cargo Of Guayaqu hats amounting 70 about hun
dred thousands dollars lost with her entire cargo,
and two OF the crew. on the 24th ult, about eighty
leagues nom Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.


Increased Gold Misunderstanding local Ins
teIligence-Leok Out for a Philadelpsais
Forger-Traae Commute alton with France
New Ceal Mines-stabbing by an Amerf-
can-Trade Reports, Sc, &c.
we nave sdvioes rom AUSTRALIA dated o. sydney on
I4th at Melbourne on 10TH and Adelaide <h October
ine esohey noa'd' Oh ii'n oO'0oer' 00n"m' nc Ni'
0Nms hnAhohi ana commercial HmmAy-
The amount Of gold s'asd By the Sydney branch ofshe
~ 80 WV 's N
<vv.o seserasns.
~ Sao, sss sns ne n h1s
n. ocen oces ounoes Va 70. qusnuy ho0 ounos
me eov,sspn Ssco,, .rT,y. s, rorasv ana asvsr.
60 lies or, 10 dw,s,
s ns ~ssesn ssSon =, Syss ana csnvsrsa
inc y brnnon o. inc Roy III snt inc bowIne guam
,,s AZ so'' suns.ro% Ganse, 70 % 40 80
ens " czs awu nmesroora, lss on: ~ dwM,
ozs. dwts "a grs
A. Inc maze marnet contnnts scove ana Poes arc vefy
been effected during ne week.-mrs. Of New south
VIE, 20 ptr .nne, Somnausl nen., ESQ s1o 80
~, H. "'''i Au'uA"Ao '"n' 0'''A "A1 A"'
rnmes, deocntufcs, pom Ior I'VE OF Ncny y0rs'
have been solo this week 81 par and accrued interest.
sold Of par and Interest.
The production c gold in 1853 far e-eeeds hat Of 1855.
The Herald contains the following new. 'onm.ry'-
. Inc annual seIvloes IN ooanecnon VIVID me oonSfeeh-
oonsi Ooionisi huslous vm - no'o D-mo.Ivw, .neo
sermons VIII De prcsoned oy me scvcrAi m'nssen ~ us
various onuroncs IN tne Guy ana namle1. 49,.
an intsresns psfM On me fnrsmaus MMa woin
resa on me e.n lnstant ~ hr t. w. AorAfv, |" we
mseunI on INC rnnosopnMh SOC esy' 49,, ,.-.,. .
Inc ecenon % n'esss hh engaged PUBIC hHcnuou Ans
ne popuI irAncnne vM oeng exercised IN tnorougu
oemocruc eprM IN Al ne osv'cn. .., -.
ne hooMs Ioun Cowt4 on sne ~ o. Novemoer,
syss ponon trsvenng - a. Ae,anrn Dsvo, or Hsnry
~ nc n1 NOV assumed snotner As), o0 escaped rom
Pnhdepnh, United SLAVES OF America, amer having COM
mhted forgery IN that ov The police no doubt are on
the lookout Tor the indiydual VINO suspected VII
arrive ~ the City OF Hobart InmAna, - infor menou
n., esn. aon,.s 10 a,s. 81 ps.a.'nh,s hs IN
reason to believe hat he has taken passage 70 one q
these colonies.
The Melbourne Arcnf 81 TIA tn of October has the
,.u,-,u. ..,u,,.. ,.,.,......
"As '"pp'"s N"'o'D se"07- -. -, A.. -
few days ago we announced 10 inc pubic tnN
french line OF ships had been estaonsned nsvne or "
object the creation OF trecs trade between france ano
the AUSTRALIAN continent. Ihis me prsnon OF me
CompaGne Maritime Gcneras wesnny company pos-
seesed o. about sixty tine vessels me srcsier par
which have been enpsoTeo w nigny remuoersrve
prices by the French gov@n nsnt ourne tno vsr ina
line designated k S1I7o AaNroa LgHe fIano1e,
and the vessels comprfans are prcsen. spponseo W
call direct 70 Melbourne ron BFoesux, ron we IL.
every alternate monn, processing On 70 sycney. ~ %
intended that nree oo o. me me pc osaea oeos ournI
the nrss ys,r-sne Wne ns' WI 1nve oo,mf .no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
News from Oregon.

We have papers from Oregon TO me 9Th OF Dscemoer.
ne teIegrsphic wires sre compesea |" S-em ma
Corvallis.
lnnumsrsble salt springs exi, throughout the Ter
raCry.
Cnfum river Is Instant me latter boat sus.
nan % oops iersble damage.
Y. H. Grover was elected Speaker OF the House P. c.
noie Cbsef Clerk E. NJ. Bowman. Assistant Clerk
sauncu-presidenL COL. james h Kelley; Clerk, S.
Wsis; Enrolling Clerk, T. McE Patton george Eolmes
ksaktRn }. s, Rsley, Sergeant Alarms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14

bcayt n Re taken 70 Their OWE county b ne Bysb
psssessions me steamer Traveller was stationed 70
os Mr.. Cumming, masters mate m charge OF the
Aswnasr, hsd = rAkipg ere upon tine enemy, while be
steamer Massachusetts, snchored with spring upop
her cable sbreast OF Ahe ampment and aoSot six nun
dred yardn distant lteuien ant Fairfax dre0ed tbe ope
vssns ON board part of the time while Captain svArt
veut was absent whiting the other detachmenn Inc
number OF killed and wounded obtained Rom me m
alan chiefs The steam Massachusetts, CommGnder
wsrt~out had sailed rom Vivsora previous TO Inc SAIL
ong Of the Jenny Ford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
CHILE.


EXECUTION OF THE WIFE hURDERER-vIsT OF THE
PRESIDENT TO THE CAPIrOL-ARRIvAL OF GER
MANs--LIGHrHOUsE RULEs-TARIFF REGULATIONS
AND SUGAR FACTORHS-PRoGREss OF LITERATURE
AND SCIENCE.
me general news from this republic Is not Of any par
tcular Interest.
Carbacho who sssassnsted his wife In the streets OF
Sansgo suffered the extreme penalty Of the law. Great
Efforts were made 70 procure comm utaton Of the SEN
ence but the Court refused to recommend the President
TO exercise his prerogative.
The President OF the republic about to visit Val
paradise, where he intended to remain during the warm
season.
Tho Valparaiso Santiago Railroad was to be opened
a. hr - Lmaohe, distance Of thirty miles
An electric telegraph between Santiago and TAca viii
probably be completed this summer.
The barks Cesar Hlene and Grasbook had arrived at
the port OF Mon with three hundred German immigrants
for the new settlement Of Liam quehue.
Lighthouses be constructed where required along
the coast BY order Of the government The rs 10 to be
ut Valparaiso.
The following alterations have been made in the Gus.
toms tariff and como into operation the 1st OF Janua
~. 1867
Chewing and smoking tobacco shall be reckoned ~
October, 1856
Dried untAnned sailed hides shall henoeiorth no. be
considered cend, under which head they reckon
cd In the present tariff and shall therefore be subject 10
the usual rates, paying the common duty Of twentyfv
per cent.
privilege for the Anuacture Of beet root sugar has
been granted 10 n. Lavigne The soil and climate OF
Chile said 70 be favorable "a the growth Of the beet
literary and scientific Institution has been incorpora-
ted In Valparaiso Addresses delivered at Its open.
ing BY VIM Lloyd, Esq, n l. c. Z. L., and the Rev. r.
Rnnett, n, A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamship Bolivia arrived ct Panama the 2lst
Of December she had thrtytwo passengers, and $3.50
600 In specie.
IL; Paita, Dec. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
THE VERY LATEST.

letter from San Francisco dated December 90 1858,
says, officer Of high position in the army Of General
walker writes 10 friend here tha, The lighting kes
rssua Ia ever. Costa Rica has been called upon for IN
demnty Tor The past II not made Der territory will be
Invaded forthwith Another Icsser says that she dc
parment Of Leon has for Walker, and that
The Commander In chief vii forthwith send the LIST
Rifles under command or Colooel Saundews 10 oc5upy
that post Great enthusiasm for Walker and Nicaragua
prevails in San Francisco,
BRITISH CONSULATE, REPuBLfc or COSTA RIGA.
All persons residing In this republic, claiming 70 Dc
British subjects, requested 70 send into this ofioe
with ss little delay possble and pot later than the 10Th
proy their names professions occupations, and places
OF residence. with the names OF the members of their
family, N any. ALLAN WALLIS, n. B. Ms Oossul.
sss Josr, Nov. 20, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Of the British Fieet--New Years
Dny-Commodore Hervfn In Psnsms-The
Police and Chain Gsng-Free Negroes from
the West Indies-Rebbery by an American
Naval Oeserter.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Jan. 3, 1881.
The Briii,h Bioctod, Of me Coat Of Nne 0randds-hu
moTed Blockade Of Peurian Pan-1r. COMMISSIONS
kors on ne hthrw- Th Panama Clique and ne
Unikd States kiri,t,r-The Pacific Mad Steam Com.
pany-7fode Wifh Central Amercd-waitsr has Pros
poets and his Desertrs-Bau 10 ne Naval Forces AZ
Pandmd-luidnc, Bewe-, Chill, Peru end Ecuador
Boliria- TAe Livery Of ne Pra, Saspeded-Falrs Of
ne CAo- q,1.casnaa Gold Mine Ercit,meni
Whist yous readers IN New yorb are shiyering With