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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

Souxp ApvrcE.-A retired business man, 90
wears old, whose sands of life have about run
out, would respectfully advise tradeSmen who
desire to become suddenly rich, to advertise eX-
tensivelv in the daily papers He asks nothing
for the advice He has soul above money or
postage stamps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
NATIONAL HOTEL
BETHANY, VA.
r. L. JONES, Proprietor.

rTNs house recently reGtcd greatly enlarged
4 audnow offers the travelling community excellent
cOrlmoiHtons. The stsblng is Of the best character
The Hotel has recently passed into the hands Of the
the best of entertainment [novI:3rn-d, t-W&sw
Bethany, Nov. 81, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
FIRST ARRIV Al
Al BETHANY. VA.

IN consequence tile great failures Eastern
chants tls tall earlier than
advantage of the market and buy goods prices which
would enable I sell them below all competition.
have ail in the largest stock of all descriptions that
brought TO this place, which intend to sell at the
prices, My stock comprises all the
assortnents of DRY GOODS, Plain and Fancy Ware,
Made Cio:hing, ANA all kinds of Groceries, Ccnfcc
tionaries, Hardware and Queenswnre. All ask that my
and country will call in and examine my
stock j. f. CURTIS.
p. paying the highest market price for all
Produce, OCT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PEOPLE WANT
4 GOOD z \ NJ LIZ I2II L

DR.. ToDp'S PILLS haveLG cough medicine, pleas
Oeer compounded ant, safe aud eTectyal W "A
anG from the l,LtrsSt-moderate cost.
material. These facts, in y One that can be kept i'm
connection with their admit 6fzaf med
animation, nave gv-tcine, and give to children,
en- them the reputation whereN persons delicate
they have introduced, - health sTya and ~ ti-
Of beiuL the best Family. asgravator TO other
FtHS in use - ailments.
Years required byIN Such 4 medicine is Dr.
the proprietor (EhO haS-Chapman's HOARuOU IND
beer, n successful Drac-N, RALSAM.
tice for over IA years, IN produce that
the city WheeIng) to-weal;ness which follows fh
aJuss the ingredients of use of the cough medicines
these pills. that contain Tartar Eulet-
bned action would reach-Nic.
tie LiEsr with 1t does not constiDnte the
and produce easy and~ bowels like the cough ued-
sale operation on che bowel which contain opium.
els.
They act admirably am The different articles OF
ordinary Phvsic or as AZ which it is compos=d-Ssr-
gentle laxative in smalIer) ega Licorice, Ioarhouu
doses, and very Eecampane, Boneset wild
relieving CostivenesS In-~ Cherry, &c. combined
digestion, Headache, CoIds with tonic and arotiae
&c, &c, &c. CfIthat the cough is loossned
THESE pills have been in snd soothed, while The
use for more than 80 years. time the system is
and orders supported, and the natural
from nearly half the States functions of the bowels
in t:e Union and de-, :, not ipterfered with.
mand is steadily increasing
as their merits become more~ - Price IS cents
fully known II
These medicines for sale by the principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address your orders to T. u. LOGAN CO., Wholesale
Druggists and Dealers Trusses Supporters Shoulder
Braces. CataWba Wines, &c, Sc, Wheeling, Va ocI3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
GREAT ExCITEMENT!!
NEW GOODS,

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
TIME undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens
i Bethany and surrounding csuntTy, that Trey have
from the Eastern cities of the largest and
selected stocks of goods brought to this gh6"r
hood. Their stock consists in part of Dry Goods,
GsrOcerteE- Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
and Notions, embracing every thing usually
kept class store. All of which they able and
willing other blishmeut in the West
the goods having from the best Eastern
houses, the best terms, they feel confident hey
cannot please color quality and ehrapnes-
Call and examine,
The highest P-iCe paid in goods for all kinds Of country
produce. local SAMUEL ADAMS co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

The best way to silence laxative person is
never to interrupt him. Do not snuff the can
die and it will GO out otitSelE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

LOLA MoNrEz ON HER SLANDERERs.-- In letter
written to the editor of the Philadelphia Press,
Lola Montez says:
To the thousand malicious falsehoods which
have been published against me, l have never
events of my life to History, while leave my
celumniators to that God who has ordained an
especial act for the punishment of FALL liars and
who, if the Bible be true book, will find the
hext world good deal hotter than they have
made this one to me-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
novel
DENTISTRY,

rTHE undersigned respectfully inform the public thai they
have associated themselves together for the practice
Dentistry Their Office is aS 4 Market street (etween
Monroe and UUOn Ses.,l where they will be happy to
their friends and all others wishing che services of
Dentist.
Tna -l-nr boz
OF the late Dr. Hulihen, partner
been constantly engaged IN the practice
last eleven during which time he has acquan
ted "h some of the leading Dentists in almost all
cities OF the United States and famhrised himself
with their various peculiGres in operating. They there
lore feel confident OF being able give satisfaction
20 all who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, VI. D.
n BMessrs r. O. take pleasure rererring by per-
mission, to the following gentlemen:
81 F. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo W. Thompson, His Hon. ARD
Caldwell; Morgan Selson, ESQ., G. n EoG, Esq, DR.. John
Frissell, DR.. w Bates, DIR. Z. H. CumInins, A.
uIdreh, Or. A $ Todd, Talant OelapIan, John Knnte
ESQ, McCIalens, Knox Co, Marsh & Taylor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

NAPoL@oN TIE GHEAr.-In Ralph Waldo
Emerson's great essay upon this great man, we
read in substance, thus "tIe was II thief He
did mean things. He was rude in the extreme
He pinched ladies checks. He listened to
others, secrets. He peoped through the key
holes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

UNDERGROUND RArLEoAD.-Even the Under
ground Railroad is discharging its agents, we
see by a notice in the Syracuse journal, which
reads thus:
NoTtcE TO THE PUBLIc.-The agency of Rev.
Henry Stevens, of Syracuse, in behalf of the
Underground Railroad, ceased on the 9th of
Nov. inst He is net now an agent
j. w. LoGUEN, Gen. Agent
SYRACUSE, Nov. u, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
y, $ BARTLETT ! New FIRM.

DRS. BARTLETT L wINCHELL, Dentists, 141
SES MRrketstrect opposite Washington Hall, Vince
%ILI1tt ling Va.
DR.. wnchl being compelled by his rapidly increasing
business, add his facilities for doing the takes
informing the public that has
formed a with y. s Rrtlett NJ d.,
had fifteen years successful experience in the Drn
tai profession.
D.. w. prepared perform every Operat'Snin
Surgical and Mechanical Dentstry-are WITH and
practice improv OF the Dental Art and
beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed
Persons have denied themselves the pleasure and
of Artificial Teeth from the dread of suffer-
ing experienced during the necessary preliminary eHtrae-
the old teeth and informed that by new
process entirely unlike CnoToiorm Ether and ap"lca
BILE and eCfectY harmless in all teeth are
now extracted without pain.
appeTtGinDg to their profess
sion they will he pleased to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens of Artificial Teeth
GB- OAice open at all tours. SeplG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

The New YogL MAYoRALlTY.--Theyh have
been having great ratification meetings lately in
New York Wood and anti Wood-Tiemann
and anti Tiemann-at which, speeches of all
kind have been made, by pretty much all sorts
of people, from "Bowery' chaps and shoulder
hitters" up to legal and professional politicians.
The subtoned extract, to draw upon the oriGi-
nal parlance of our Local. takes the "dilapidat-
ed linnen off the shrubbery," so far as we have
read the records of partisanship.
1t reads thus
'sWere Fernando Wood devil ncarnate, the
fact of his selection as the standard bearer of
his party is enough to rally to his support the
ranks of the Democracy" So declared John
Cochrane, at Tammany Hall. 81 know my par
ty well. Were to go home and cnt the throat
of one of my family, I should none the less be
elected Mayor of New York next Tuesday by
five thousand majority" Such was the declara-
ton of Fernando Wood to ourselves, in the
presence of two or three witnesses, on the
Thursday evening previous to the Mayoralty
Election of 1S54-his object being to convince
us of the uselesSness of publishing the docu-
mentary evidence concerning his great Marvine
Swindle."
,r ,,c7JT17 TTI}f!ffssSSS are IN great perpIex-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28

M PvVi'Io VI 4NeOTlsNa arc IN great peFpIGN-
ity about money. They know the worthless
character of many of their territorial banks, and
being so far away from civilization, are afraid
to take eastern money for fear the banks there
may have NIL been broken for weeks, and they
not heard of it. There are Inconvenience in
being away out of the world with the river
frozen up and the roads showed under.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
G6ntati0naI.
For the Spirit Of the Age.

For the Spirit of the Age.
Mr. EDITOR In No. rs, of your paper,
is strong dart hurled with a mighty force
against the common or free schools, sign
ed g A. D." in which the writer emphati-
cally asserts that tho common schools are
doing no good, as general thing but
admits there may be exceptions, and that
the general Superintendent can do no good,
and iusinuates that he fills the Office for
money and humbugs the Legislature. This
is powerful revelation, to me, at least
l have been of the opinion that the CON-
mon school system was improving, and
that too under the able supervision Of Mr..
Willie. This | know to be so in one Of
the counties of North Carolina, and also
know that the examining COMMITTEES Of
that county.is composed of good men who
do their duty well, and that county is rap
idly improving in its schools and teachers /;
and all it wants is the fostering care Of an
intelligent Legislature, to furnish teachers
abla to go little beyond the g 3rd part Of
Emersons Arithmetic" That the gener.
al Superintendent is humbug. or deceiy.
er, am not prepared to ray but will
say, that think the remedy for this gigan,
tic evil of A. DIS" is rather snort, ane
were it not for the detinqueneies of soms
subordinate officers, and these l admil
exist, this remedy, Gs embraced in tn,
laws already, passed and only want 70 be en-
forced, to still improve the schools more
Having been sufferer, aud still am, fol
the want of Education, would Ike t
hear "A. DIS" full plan to correct tht
error that is admitted to exist.
W. A.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
TO THE YOUTH OF SCOTLAND.

VI
I am intimidated by sense of the reYer-
ence. which is due to the young.
Can glance towards these ingenious
and ardent listeners, whom I am called up
on by Office to exhort of advise upon the
future, and not feel with sincere emotion
that the future is their lives, and that in
theirlives Providence may select the agents
to influences future for unborn generations?
How cautious should he be who would an
innate the exertions of youth, not to discour-
age the audacities of genius, nor, on the
other hand, to shrink from enforcing the
sober doctrine, that to all genius labor j.
essential /; that the genius that would real
I Use the palace of Aladdin must still be the
genius Of the lamp. How anxious b,
must feelto av I'D the cold pedantry of con
veutional admonition, and yet to give ,
candid utteranco to the affection which
prompts advice. Above all, students o
Glassgrow, he who addresses yeu shout
have spirit SO warmed BY sympathy viii
the generous aspirations of youth, so imbu
ed with the remembrance of what you
| fathers have been before you, that his min
may escape from every sentiment unwol
thy the ears of that young chivlry whic
I. Scotland rears and sends forth to the ba
tile of human life, with her lion at the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER. We IN,
derstand that the gentlemen authorized BY
the company to make arragemcnts for the
completion Of this work with certda par
ties having mining interests ipthe Deep
River basin, have made such Arrangement
for getting the work propptly into opera
ton. The details have not transpired. -
We can only say that we are assured that
the arrangement is not one with which
the company or the community viii have
any Just cause to be dissatisfied. d.-JournaI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
Bulwer's Installation Speech.

In January, Sir E. Bulwer Lytton wa,
installed as Lord Rector of Glasgrow (Scct
land) University, to which Office, consider
ed one Of the highest degree of honor, be
was appointed over his opponent, Lord
Stanley, son of the Earl of Derby. In the
opening sentences of his address, Bulwel
accepted tie honor as conferred upon him
not as politician, but as a man of letters
We extract passages Of singular force ant
beauty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

! Hyde County. The lower portions Of
North Carolina are supposed by persons at
> distance to be poor, sickly, and almost
yalueless. This is a great mistake. The
price of the land is good test Of all which
make country desirable; and according
to this test, there is no part of the Union
more desirable than Hyde county. Ths
Nc. Times states that Riley Murray Esq.,
who resides ON Mattanusketse Lake has
refused $4,000 per acre for bis land!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

ABAToR: This Agricultural mouthly
for February was received last week. 1t ID
filed with matter, original and selected, Of
much value to farmers Price, 90 a
year in advance. Address T. ]. Lenay,
Raleigh.
CAROLINA CULTIvAToR: The Februa-
ry number is received. It is q valuable
Agricultural journal, well worth the price
of subscription, 81 90 a year, in advance.
Address W. D. Cooke, Raleigh
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
RAlElggllla gl0A11l CAROLINA

And rs Thy vision, oh Most High,
All else with thee is great:
'Tis Thine to rule, ouls to obey
In every change of state.
With weak submission then. oh God,
Pll own Thy sovereign viii,
And strive with thine almighty acts
Thy arecepts to fulfill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

Prolific. A Mrs Russell, of Simpson
county, KY, recently gave birth to trip
let. All were boys, the least of which
weighed four pounds. The father and
mother were of adverse political sentiments,
so the boys were named Henry Clay, Dan
iel Webster and Lewis Cass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
CONCLUSION.

To you, to the men of your generates,
Is consigned toe better half Of that csatu-
~ which your fathers enriched with such
stores and adorned with such trophies Be
fore your energy spreads dominiou nsssr
compassed By the eagleaof the Gesars, az
tending from the ifst wclLspring of civili-
zatiou, under Indian palm trees, 10 the
last vent of its redundant flow, amid Aus
traliau pastures. To your aid science con-
tributes inventions which have seemed 70
your progsuitors fables as wild as the uings
of Dedalus, or the talisnau Of Abaris. Il
you the earth is daily revealing new mi.ss
of gold, and the heavens are vouchssfine
new stars of intellectual light.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

Old Age There died in Laurens coun.
ty, Ga on the 22d Dec, Mrs. Plate, aged
116 years. She was wife during the
Revolution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11

Scans in North Carolina. A beautifully
Swan was sent to our Office yesterday, by aI
olina, BY Mr., z. x. Davis, of this city
Mr. Davis, in company with Mr. John
Wyche, also OF this city, has for seversl
days past been on hunting excursion
In North Carolina, near Currituck. at
which place the swan was killed. The
huntsmen succeeded in killing several 9TH
ers, We learu quite as large and beautiful.
The one left at our Office weighs ten pouadsi
and half-measures seven feet from zip
to tip Of wings, aud foss fron beak to the
tip of tail,-Ecpress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
aea 80.
hearts. and her white cross Of St. Andrew
on their shields. lGreat applause.

on their shields. TGreat applsuse.
,...
Nith rohfos1--skSlus nEFIHKD. &
Let meimpress upon YOU the value Of de- :
finite purpose Having once ehoses that !.
cAl'eg Wnich tnen becomes your main OBJ I
bearo,;s II -o". s = !. m I'y-oIlug %
Won are eIssvssrs 80. -. .. .Ia1;n .sI '
M, a. az ,,s."tsle -. s 'aI.snsly eoilecsing An
man. can acou;r. ,,n - 4. ss.s.,.. s.i' ~ @
baekbope and nsr-l,. & =, e s'e =. 20 = az
can .sc,resIv s;.s;...,:.I u i. ss'ara
other. For uhas ;s .-.,r;.s7 - II. aa -
imn.ss;one5 ,,r.d;ls.,;s. e = e.
art or stnap e. ~b;,b - ,,,;.S a. ss...
all its epere;es each thoa.rEt ~ - ;T,s,s -,
is suggested bv u.tare or is,,u;,a $500.
or converse. being hab:e,.lIv - ;.-al,'.-
tarily addei to ti,ase lea. ,yb;cb,.-. -
returning 10 th. s.o,s es.,r., -. :. -.
the mind is mot less hps;Iv .,r,l,i.. -
it seems 20 be the must relesssd f,o,, an.
plicaiion? That Is ger;ns and that &
purpose the one n, ,fes tbs o,..t 'r- .-t;.<
or poet, the other the treat man Of action.
And with purpose comes the GRAND seoret Z
of all worldly success which sona ,,en cali .
will, but which / would rather Ell earnest
ness If we're aske5 fro,,, ~ ! r,t,.r;eoce
of life. to saw vhaf .,,r;br,s ,.,Sst ;mnre.-
sed The m;nds ~ oll.-,- = .oost .onr,,
ded fortune sborlJ - 4 e.rn.stn.s.
kARsEsrNEss- r-
Take, for ipstapez. the House of Com
mons as the hiezest typs Of a popul,r A.
sembly. Whss Is the secret of success
theref Yed all remember that Demos.
themes Pkced the tnrcefoid artof the orator
- s.n....-1A 800 sAs s9,u ss 80
Id;..rv Sa,,h, pnJ.e.o us s.o.s
san..as as 81 ., . II. op,la'c "a
.;f, of sbs ,a-l;s.,as..s- al - -, ss ,as 'ass.oa
6... H.r. h,t g. s.'.p st's.s' - ss.S-... =
Ioow,sd.s &c ~. sa.. -. -. Jes Aao som Ps'sas
.so,a,.hi. :, s.-..s. 80, - -, -. - - -
hons.. = -. 80 = - 80 oai 80
-. SJ ~ .llsI sna ~ -
,ar.s shs'.t.d sx.rr ~. q oy.;,,:f y
90, -a,,IJ ao,.s...{ az. - - ., s.-1
-. 5sha.a. [ - 20 - -. ..e =. ~ ,naaesss q
-. s.t;5;,.,s - - 'i. ai., =.
tbs nohlass ss..,'.Lsr - s~s - . -. ~
-s.i5 -. - - :. :. Na = -
~ fs,,i. aa,,II mi sS i. 49,, - = nnoss esa'
d.fsct - tb.t esrnsss .,,,-;s,:a., - -h;.I -
Rosc;us himself co.l5 not ,e..h &c e .ba.-.. -
bas not got q uol5 .;ndes5 s.', sd.,;.s5 80. =
6rexork bpt uouId never s,u;ds lie :, go,
Asit Is IN the House r. Conmars -L;-h
! is but the representative Of tbe n.s;op,l
mind, SOFT Is with all life throughout tbrss
1stons. Lug earnest man WINS way fof
II md frrrfh - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01
PERSONAL.

-. The New York papers announce the arrI
Val OF Judge Douglas in that city.
-. Mrs. SOUthworth. the noyelist wa. arnouo
the Listeners 10 Lola Montez last night.
-. Col. T. l.. Fauntleroy, u. y. A. Hon w
l. DewHt, Penn, are at Browns
49, Gardner Furniss has withdrawn hi. 1.-The,
suit against the New York Times for the nnbJi-
cation OF The andavits In the Woodman case
49, John u. Cough is eIectrifyiDy the Scotch
people BY bis lectures temperance and Nh.
Duchess Of Sunderland has been one OF bi. and.
tors
80. General Henderson, Of Texas In living wary
I'LL, and IL Is somewhat doubtful whether he will
be able to take his place In the Senate this win
ter.
Hon. Sam'l r Curtiss and family Io,r,
Hon. Sam'l {. Cox and lady O.; Hon r Joui,
Lowe, Md; Commodore Salter, US n. are at
Wiiisrds'.
&C.. EI-Presidept Pierce and lady left BaI,f-
more Monday afternoon In the boat for Norfolk
20 embark for Madeira. lie was escorted 10 the
boat by the City Guards.
.... IL il ruinosed that Senator Bates of Della
ware, will resign, and that Mr.. Comegys the
former incumbent, will be appointed by the Gov
eTsor- The Legislature is elected in that State
every two years.
go. George X. Gliddon, Esq formerly United
states Consul at Cairo, in Egypt and distin-
guished for his OntTibutions TO anita uarian sci
ence, died al Panama on the 10th uit Mr. Gid
don had been on a visit to Honduras as agent of
the Honduras Oceanic Railway Company, and
was On his way 10 tie United States when over
taken by death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

u The Committee of Experts, headed by
Com merry, U 8. N, to whom was intrusted the
investigation Of the causes which led to the an.
palling disaster that befel the steamship Central
America, have reported. In their opinion, negli-
gence and want Of proper organization of the
crew, together with the independence Of the sew
erai departments Of each other, and the lack of a
proper head over all, were at the bottom of the
calamity There appears to have been no mate
nal defect In the works of the vesseI-the leak
ase oeins ascrioed to other causes. The pumps
on deck were not in working order and those
connected with the donkey engine were In ques-
tienable condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

LATER PROM MExIcO.-The United States
mail steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz the 2lst
nit, arrived at New Orleans the I'D. Advices
10 TIE 18th inst. from the capital, two weeks Ia
ger, and from all parts Of the Republic as late a.
due Tue news Is of great importance. The ext-a-
ordinary dietatoriaI powers, already published
had been granted in full to the President but the
Republic was In the most distracted condition
Another general revolution seemed to iInpend
On the night Of the 5th, revolution was actually
contemplated. in the capital ITSELF and the next
morning whole battalion Of the National Guard
was compelled to be dsbanded while number
u persons Were imprisoned partici pants in the
REBELLION.
The sXtraord nary powers granted te The Presi-
dent wee officially published on the 9Th uitimo
They do NOT ditfrr essentially from those already
before our readers. They give him the right to
loan GO 10 &C. 10 dispose Of the national miitI
20 the number Of ,C0J men, and 10 exercise such
other dlctatoria! powers he peace of the coun-
Try may require The dictatorship is to he con-
timed f'ol the 3d ult, date of the extraordinary
powers, to lie Goth Of April next
The news from the west coast ofMexico 10 i'm
Portant The operations OF the united force of
the generals Alvarez, father and son, had been
successful, and the revolutionary troops under
GENERALS 'icario and Juan Antonio were utterly
routed al Chelapa after most severe fighting,
which lasted four days. Tie elder Alvarez had
previously driven Vicario from the city OF Chill.
PszingO with small force Of artillery. When
ChelaPa was taken Alvarez ordered It to be sac K
ed after the most approved fashion Of vengeful
soldiers He was well obeyed, for the most
Inghdui excuses were committed by his men.
Neither age nor sex was spared. General Anto-
MO died after his def,at, and vicario was at
fgGata In prosecution Of his plans OF revolt. The
city OF Cuarnavana had declared for him.