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transaction referred 10 TO show that il had
no such marks Of discredit as now. by its
mere memory, seems 10 shock the delicate
seusibllty of the confidential spy OF the
President md it il my purpose 20 state
suiae Of these facts known 10 myself. cor |
was presen, q, the coanci Of general off.
Gers n, which the subject was, no, discus.
sed. but taIked over. heard all that was
said on that occasion, and made brief
memorandum Of the conversation, which
Is now before me-.
On the evening Of the 10th of July. II
General Scott assembled all the general %.
ficaf, 81 his head quarters a. Pucbla, exs
copiing Gems " orth aud Smith, 20 " post
them % as to the state OF the army in such
matters 49, was ct interest TO all OF them,
informing them, among other things, Of the
approach aud expected arrival Of General
Pierce WIih two ihaus ad men or more
Il then disclosed some proceedings enter
Ell upou by NJ Nicholas p Tdst, the Iai
tod States Commissiouer, the substance et
which was that Mr. y. T. irist had been
informed through confidential sources,
that a treaty Of peace could be had with
the Mexican Government by the use OF
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the t.oueral, WAS Rs to whether % million
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as is perfectly well known. after hearing
the dsiais OF the plan, as proposed by Gen
pe'sifer T. Smith, through tha. accom-,
plished sad modest engineer Officer. Colo
mel. then Capta.r K l.. Ice, took Mr. Vrist
aside sud privately declared to BIN .aat he,
Gen. Pillow, had 40 confidence u he plan,
and charged him to remember that no toll
him col ] was pfasen. a. the hcsdquar,
tiers Of Gen Scott, q, San Argusino. the
evening or night Of .hs Iyti, oi Augu-;.
1917, when Capt Lee came in from tba
advanced pos Of Con Smith, and reported
20 Con Scott plan for taking Ccalrsfas
by assault noxt morning, rs suggestei by
Gen. smith II the course ot tho exam-
inaiion OF the plan BY Ger. Scott, Gems.
Pillow and iwigga came ia. The diyis
IONS Of those two Gsaerals were beth 20
the field before Couireras two o. tnree
miles from san Augustine Gen. Scott
modified the plan "a one not very essential
point. and directed Cspt Leo 20 carry bis
approval 10 Gen. Smith. with Instructions
tn execute H. \ movement was then made
lpwsfd. the door by Gems. FwiEgs and
Pillow, when Cen Scott remark ed hat As
the night was dark and rainy lhey Nigh. as
1eil remain until the uext day, pom
whica Gen. Iwlggs observed that lis d.
vision was in the field, and that bic place
Was with it," bat Gen Pillow allowed
himself very easily to be persuaded tn iak-
a bed y Gsu SCOTS q1aters, aud q as &C
tfqig n bed the neat morun- ete4 We as.
saul lras nude on Cuaferas wheh was
taken 10 seventeen minutes ly ibe watch. "a
accordance with tie sasvest.oHs OF p.sH q
Con Smith Belafe at,irg 10 bed Con.
Pillow. TO De prepared Tor ia.luro or diraS-
Ten, expressly. Gus privately, warmed w.
ifisi, with whom ia was 'hsn ou Intrinsic
terms. tia, he bad no confidence ia tae
plsn, and desired him to remember that lie
bad ao as 'arel himself Hi. t4cl bad
from Nf iua himself
lLje hHg. mo to another point In Ger.
Pillow add,e-s, where he eudeayor, q
make Appenr that Gen. Scott vs, most
urgent in seeking his esteem aud oanh~
deuce, gaia.ug ter this purpose note
from Deu. scott, ia which hs SAYS, Per
mis- ms "a repest once more last have.
tfsm my ars meeting with YOU, been anH-
Gus. from aIgh opinion OF your head aud
bsart, your intelligence, honor, zeal, and
yalor. % win your esteem and confidence
on ang ierme consis'em wa4 ii.s!.ce and
honor.
The reader vli Ne aslonshcd whom bs
hears the true history OF the not, from
which this cxtraoi IS made, which is tai.
ia he afternoon Of the l9th Of August,
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II he had any, and protcssad bis earnest
wish 10 maintain friendly relation with
him on any terms consistent 9th justice
and honor. as If he had said Aol are
hase,p attempting to deprive Gen. am j
OF honors iusay belonging to him, and il e
my 6nty to SEQ Justice done to all Of The Off.
GERS OF the army: IS to yourself honor
your good qualities. ard desire 10 maintain
friendly relations with YOU, hut, mgr' oaiy
ou terms consistent N'h Justice and h0noa
Who docs not see that las is tho true s9ir
II If the egrasst desire 40 frsniuieu.I 2
Daradsd oil Goa Scott 10 locgfs th. ,rilud-
sl.p OF bis second r. command
H. any eve but one b'esol By vanity
or hliad,d by moral ob'1ui,y TIC note from
Cen. Scott was one " lhe most ia.p.ting
that eeuld have been ponued. Il egp5sss-
cd IA randiti.t. lar the ra.a,eaauea oil
friendly relstsns which. to consciously
t,oht.nirded nan. wonld hags gone TO ,he
heart vi,h the effect Of two edged sword.
/, contained plain implication tina. con.
Pillow miaAt as a dishonest man--t.iat BE-
atohtfs eapg5If o. ro5bag Jrot.er a..
,iif.. Of H., iy,t}g acgR.reI aoaors.
The end sulie.ea,lv Illustrates the char
ac,ers Of the Two men. Gen Pillow per
s,st.d IN b,s pre,opGons ana Gsn. scott.
IA he could not maintain .rien.l,y relations
viii. him aeonsi.tenuy with .usic1 .id
honor d,oopel those re,Ausa.; and now.
whole wears having interviewed. Gen Pill
lo. woplt have his readers believe that
can Scot, sough, most anx.oas,y he
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AoGnn Inspector Ceosfal OF 'as Ame'i>
can Arm, Ia NleAico. sai .s,e brose' hrs
adler oeuc-Hi
ST. Louis, (Nai September II, 1857
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
NHUECHEs or WHEELING.

For the information OF strangers visiting the city, We pub.
Ih tie following list the different Churches, and their
limo and place Of meeting II there are any Mistakes We
will Iuakr the necessary correction with pleasure:
st. Ngtthtte's EpiseoIdlidR, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev. E. T. PEEkss Rector morning services luH
clock, eyenins,;.
ST. Jokn Epfscopdlian, Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, J. H. sAIIH, a. ~, Rector
stryie,s-Morning 10Y; afternoon S7li night ~.
Fi.t Ir..Gyter, EEv. h. Ii. WKKD, Pastor, FOurhst'
etEgrn Monroe morning and afternoon
stod IrssJyfera Webster street, between Main and
Market Nheelng services morning and evening
Tfd IrssJyftriGn, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tai rri ss south whetliDg Rev. L. WOODS, Pastor, sery
morning and evening.
Fourth IrssCyteriu, Rev PAUL., Pastor, MaInstreet
,St, Washington and Adams SS services morning aud
evening.
Fourth street Msthodtst Episcopal, Rev. }. E. WILSON.
Pastor street. Msnroe andouineyi services
Esrulng and evening.
Ss street Jis'odist Epfscopd REGER Pastor
corner .IarLet and Nort sta, North Wheeling services
morning and evening.
tTepiias street NeLsodist EiscopdI, Rev. T. H. MoS-
roE Pastor, Capue street, between First and Second
Centre Vice ing; services morning and evening.
Scum daeei.ng u. Z. ChHrrhI Rev. A. sTKvHAs'
PA,iOI; services morning and evening.
RAseliaG Island CAupsl, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
wnsOS, Pastor.
German As,hOdist EIScoral Rev. o. HKIwIo, Pastor,
CaiLe street, between Webster and Thu, Centre Wheel
w.
s. ,rnnss Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
y. wnnAx fifth street, of HSnpdrni services
morning and afternoon.
A.,siass stornei, Rev j. T. lIccIUAr, Pastor, corner
O;NArkrt sts afternoon
D,eriss Market street, between Webster and Third.
c'uire Wheeling; services lU in The morning, and'1S
evening.
ke,egsleat Protestant Rev wM. HElTKA, Pastor, Clay
rSsi, above sixth, Easi Wheeling.
lion EroNgeiicaI Lut6ertan, Rev. p. zrNHMHRNAS'
Pastor street. between Webster and Third Centre
WLreIt1g; services morning ana evening.
si.L Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Nain.
Gee,aon Protestant, Union Kan, Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy; services lO38 morning.
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nd uORhEsPONDENTS.

concerning subscription, advertising other e.
of the Inrgeneer should be addressed to
concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
h5d be addressed to the Editors Jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only on side vt the paper.
An observance OF the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
ad secure prompt attention to correspondents than
. cyl Otherwise receive.
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IaI5 Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

subscrbrrs who express notice to the con-
ate considered wishing TO continue their subseTiP-
IL subscribers the dlscOntinuaRcs Of their peri
deals the publisher continue to send them until all ar
re 4Tagts are paid -, .,,- II, =,
f srbstriers neglect refuse to take their Perod-
tie Offices which they directed, they held
SS.ucSiIIr TN they settled tie bill and ordered them
discontinued.
IL .i ubish and the papers are sent to the former d-
rsetiOn, they al, held responsible ,.,,,
,IIs from Office. removing and leaving them uncaed
or Is Er1nu JSetG evidence OF Intentional fraud
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VIM. B ARR HTT, Proprieto1
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

vir=I"Ius ledge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
renngat the Hail. corner of Market Monroe streets
1AsEs W. MoORH, n. G.; D. II. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIiR Lodge No. I3.-Meets SbOveevery
Monday evening. J. J. FRExcH, n. G.; W. p. Nc
Kdrty, Secretary.
WA. Tell Lodge No. 3S.--Meess asabOve eve.
- Wednesday evening. william HE1FEE N. a.i John
Saidis, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. corner Market and Quincy Streets-
T. MOSAOAx, n. g.; john TAo6urn, Secretary.
PHuOln lodge No. S9.-Neets as above every
friday evening. A. A. sNrur, n. c. W ". blanchard
Secretary.
ASrUm'. RaeauaPmSnt No. 1.-Meets a. the
H Market and Monroe streets the third
Easslay evenings of each month. n. e. MARSH, c. Pi W.
". B'aaeadrd, scribe.
VIM. Tell EucnmPment No. 3I.-MeetS as
Above The second 0srth Tuesday evenings Of each
month. HESxT KURTz, C. P; CAas. Liack, Scribe.
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THIS we'll known Hotel has been newly renovated and
now turnisl esthe best of accommodations
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Sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard anu IIOfsaHl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. 131, Ndin Sc. Corner OF Union.
II AVE hand large and complete assortment Of
III all articles In our line, consisting otLsdes and Gen
teens Saddles fine and coarse Harness. Iron Frame and
Wood Trunks, and Vaices, Carpet Bags, satehe Upper
Leather HOgshin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, HAes,
&c. &c. &c.
Saddles OF every description quality om the lowest
rate to the best style OF English Shaftoe.
frame Trunks and Yaces, very superior article
and for lightuess strength and durability.
Fine single and double Harness OF the best stye Sta
rnansldp
large assortment Carpet Bags satsheao every
variety Of material and pattern.
All work ordered Wl be furnished promptly, eff
fort VIII be spared to merit continuance Of public IA
noYfI sHEpHARp MORGAN
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MASONIC DIREOTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Mssts Masonic Hail,
e''ner Market and Monroe Streets a and tr Nom
aAyeVen'nss Of eashnOnh. G. W. sIspTs, W. N; Ale-
asIs' LdHgA'ia, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. I3S- Meets as above on
aud 'hiTi Thursday evening. si each MONTH f. a.
HAAAIllSsEA, W. NJ; S. n, Psdrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Nc. IQ.-Meets as
S0''e on the Seeo1d Monday evening Of chmonth W. @
SOoIT, H. p; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"heelinE RRenmPment No. I.-Meets as
s'''r Ot 'hetoHrth Monday evening Of each MONTH wJ
IT1'' d C, Il. Loriag, Recorder.
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TERMS

of Main aud Quincy street.
Entrance from Quincy st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

FAILrREs. 6c-Tuttle, Cutting & Co, and
Bates, Griffin Livermore, produce dealers, of
New York, have suspended. The failure Of the
former hrm Is ascribed TO the suspension Of sew
eraI houses IN Oswego and Buffalo. IL is report
cd that the Reading Railroad has drawn bills on
England, amounting 10 one million and i half of
dollars, towards paying of the floating debt of
three millions. The report, however, is not cred
tied
The Manchester Guardian announces the fail
ufe OF Thomas Stewart, manufacturer, at Stock
port, with liabilities to the extent of SIOOOOO
1t is reported that the Royal Surrey Gardens
Company, of London, las squandered its capital,
and has liabilities besides to the amount of a quar-
ter Of a million Of dollars
large Greek house in London and I.iverpool
has suspended, in consequence of losses upon the
stock exchange.
MessIs Savoni GoOdhein, an extensive cloth
ing house in Boston, have suspended. Liabilities
$50 Coz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Il II ~
The Union comments with force on the dis
claimer of Professor Silliman, of being the au-
thor OF the forty-three-clergymen letter to the
President, noting particularly the important
fact that the Professor failed to make the dis
claimer until after ascertaining that pu bile opin
ion, with great unanimity, condemns the foolish
course Of himself and his confreres The fact
that the Professor seeks to get out Of the scrape
by protesting that all he had to do with the af-
fair was to sign the memorial, without troubling
himself with reference 70 the details of its con-
tents, strikes US as embracing his admission
that the Presidents reIoS has placed him in a
very awkward and unenviabIe position before
the public.
In this connection the Union calls attention
TO the fact that the TTIbUne enveighs stoutly
against the large numbers of clergymen who
have lately become pecuniary bankrupts Spec
ulating elergymen, by-the-bye, are always
new lighters law gospelites. They
set up their passions, prejudices and individual
ambition as their standard of right and wrong
1t is not, wonderful, therefore, that toled on by
the financial schemes of nominal philanthropy
(abOlltIOniSm) in connection with Kansas. thew
have gradually become spectators in lands.
corner lots and stocks. That they must burn,
finally, their fingers, in such operations. is a
matter Oi course, for nine out of ten of them
are as unwise business men, as politicians.
They commenced by denouncinc all the rest
OF the world as being far less pure of spirit than
themselves. and their game ends even so early
with The following brief but weII-deserved ex-
posure of their own swant of fitness for their
calling as ministers of the Cross of Christ. by
their own leading organ and defender, uttered
under tremendous pressure Of public opinion;
than which nothing less imperative would have
induced the New York Tribune to publish 50
much truth in these times concerning them-its
chosen friends
Among the bankruptcies of our day the moral
1nsolvencies Of clergymen seem almost a. fire.
Quent and quite as deploTable as any other Max
ing due allowance for the rapid growth of our
country, and the more perfect coll eCtion and diff
fusion of intelligence, il is still evident that the
number OF clerical CulPrits is greater than ever
The hltsLiIgeacer republishes Ex-President's
Iyler's recent letter to the Richmond Euquirey,
indicating the clause in his Ashburton treaty
providing for the employment of the nav al
forces OF the United States and England to sup
pres. the African slave trade, wherein Mr. T
shows with great clearness that it was not de-
signed to, and did not, cast a reflection upon
Southern society, as held in the resolution upop
the subject recently adopted by the Knoxville
Convention In republishing this letter, the
I''tellfgencer takes occasion to compliment Ex-
President Tyler, and also to deprecate what it
alleges to be the progressing condition of por-
ton OF Southern sentiment that now justifes
and approves traffic which so few years ago
found no defender in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

HI The Panama correspondent of the New Or
leans Picnynne speaks of the death of Prof fran
els accident. He SAYS:
=" our readers may remember that last fall the
State Of Iowa despatched Professors Moore and
Francis to Ecuador to make certain scientific ex-
ploations. These gentlemen had been in the
country several months, and were making their
way to the Amazon. intending to return home by
Brazil. They had stopped few days at an In
their stay, Professor Moore accidentally shot his
friend and companion, while cleaning his gun
the charge Of buckshot lodging In tue neck and
breast OF Professor Francis, and causing his death
in few daysn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

A CAVE In THE CENTRAL PARk.-Some Of the
workmen employed in cutting down the under
brush in the Central Park, have discovered near
the lower end Of the reservoir cave the entrance
OF which is described 10 be only large enough to
admit one person at a time, and expanding under
large rock until IL forms a room with a level
foor, apparently laid by human hands and COW
cred with moss. Some Of the policemen made a
preliminary exploration on Saturday, but thus
far have only discovered dsagreeable odor-the
skin OF large snake and vicious billy-goat
The examination is TO be resumed-Neu York
Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

bT TIE KANGAROO, at New York. we learn
10 at the committee Of the directors Of the Allan
TIC Telegraph Company, had an interview with
Sir Charles Wood, TO inquire whether. if the
company sold their present cable, government
would place at the disposal Of the company
grains, suitable steamships to lay the cable next
summer The reply was atfimatiy We one
Inc directors have now an offer fOr their cable
at higher price than its cost, for the construc-
ton of line TO India
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08

II The decree Of the Peruvian Government
permitting vessels loading with guano to clear
out from the Chincha Islands, has been rescind-
ed they have now to return to Callao to obtain a
clearance The grounds given are that vessels
loaded too deeply. and had either to put into the
nearest port TO discharge part Of the cargo or to
throw portion overheard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-08
PERSONAL.

- Col Titus has settled in Kansas CITY, and
is TO follow the - Iumier'' business
-. Hon Era Clark. jT., Coma. and Capt< II
A Adams and Mercer, L = y o., are at Wizards
--.- Judge Mcdonald. Ga, Dr.. Green. L. Sy
Non John ; PendletOn. Va, and Capt w c.
IeInPleton. La, are at kirkwooi>'
&c: Dean ~w!lt has been chosen captain Of an
engine company in Dorchester. Mass PrrLans
We shall soon have new e Tale OF a Tub -
Hon. Reverdy Johnson of MARYLAND ono
Of the counsel .of the city in the Bridge case.
was ia Troy yesterday.
- Among the eminent persons recently ar
rived in this country is Rev DR. Shautfer Amer
lean missionary to COnStantinople
-... Sir Benjamin Hail has directed tb,, ,I.
dimensions OF the new reception room AT ~
James shall be- calculated, not by linear hat bv
CrinOllnedT measurement.
--.. The Smith family j. well represented on
the democratic ticket in Sacramento, California
They have Horace Smith for county iudye. ]
Smith for public administrator and J. W Smith
for justice Of the peace.
-. young woman named Martha I.ackley
aged j., died al Albany Oh saturday. TO hide
her shame she consulted Il Mrs. 6. J Hdlen. I
- female physician" and IL was the medicine
which the " Dr.; administered that produced
death
-. Lola Montez, who - now leriuring in Mon
treal, having been aSsaiIed by the editor Of tho
witness addressed 10 him a sharp and hitter
leueF, stating that nrr present life i blamelrss
That She ~ respectfully endeayoriny to earn her
80 ma iiO Sen'leifidn would assail lady
VINO is honestly underwriting To make the best
use OF such opportunities and abilities as God
has given her N
- MIS- carrie L. Lewis, who lately at 4 free
love meeting in Ohio claimed the riUbt ~ -,
who should be the father of her children vyb.,L
eT one man or ten men now saws that ST.. ~ ..,r
TIed to all men,-the Divine God orinri,,ni9
and she claims the right TO say what Manifesto
tons Of love she shall give 10 all men UistoI..
hoped she will allow all men the night To decIins
her manifestations If they are not agreeable All
man are said 10 be born free and equal, but exDe
Iience tear hes some of them IN H.. 4, .utio,s