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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

ExSENAToE Foote said ina lale letter that be
had fought three duels.; The ex Senator Is brave
enough 70 shoot and be shot AZ AL day but not
skiIIf1I enough 70 kill any body. tie handles
pistol very aRk kwardlys We dQnct believe, that
at eight PAGES, he could hit lady s hoqP=
y BAaLocofoco editor in Indiana predicts that we
shall lind our level. Heaven forbid that We new
er dig down Car enough 70 find his.e q ,9sisf :
II * amusing to rec BY what exped ients eeT~
tain members Of Congress Try 10 redress them
selves and recover their level when they are M
suited For instance. when Mr. Harris the 9TH,
err flafs said 10 replyeto statement oi Ar.
Hntie Of Indiana, s'it 4 fiilss , Mr. Hoghes IN
dert86k 10 retaliate the point blank insult ~
srrlriII,trd tI0 lfys a. li0f ~ hat ID the world
could ths POOR Indianian have said u Harris had
headed him viii. g0lf area d--d iiaf ! g fip,'
THE Washington Union says that The people
of the United Sihtes &ill, Without distinction q
marty, honor. Mr. Buchanan when be e dead -
they do ttpS honor him u viii De for nlIi----
HIS death win be remembered IS the best acl q
SoNE Of the Southern papers are alifit 2 q tpei
lop cared xnleariau. Senator Green, for next.
President eilcilHQtl C'oniglerefc ..5 y.
Why Is Green called slop-eafed p DO his
ears really hang d0Wn ike bounds
Is f,airo pst,er sneefs al the prices of land q
Mound CITY. This IS not II good tast6. Land E
issnot lIigh in GairO=- but Hater is-nl9 .el ~
TIM Pfess says tlint IN many yeaEs tbeTs has
been no manlier OF more inspiring ex xliqiiion ol
moral eournge than that displayed by such men
as Stephen y. Douglas, on the aue lQn q RoP45
lar soTeTeignty Y We admit that there nss 2ee9
no insr iPition Of fmelai eeHfnge ~ -lle n ";
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DIR. Bailey, Editor Of The National Eral has
written to me upon the discourse Of DE-. cum-
mins May ask you 10 eommpnieate the spbf !
stance Of this note 20 him and Qne,Qf The PaHl-
lets which I forward s5 ais..s ~ assa.s
{ i am, with much regard. your friend and seFzsi
tant, go ~. .s..aIi.-ll- 30 !
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PHiLADRLPHIA, Dec.

ten BY the deceased: 2 ,e''is
PHiLADELPHIA, Dec. s. 1896.
"DEAK SIR: was 50 much interested IN your
proposition to deposit a eoPyof my seFIhon Oh
;,Our C0untry's troubles in the arehiy yes Of the
VestTy, that have made seyeF4l efforts 70 re- re-
cover the original manuscript from the hands
Of the printer. Having today suceeded ! take
great pleasure in sending il to you, Just as Il
Sras delivered in the pulpit Of tie Epithany on
the 29th Of June last. have just read L over,
alter nearly six months interval and md no
word which would retracf, and feel mole than
ever thankful for having been enabled . dis
filtuTe wears It win be regarded with soineyhat
or the interest which now attaches 70 the hFst
attempts at the suppression Of the slave trade
ssYery respectfully ard truly, 9,
.DUpLEy a. IEEa.
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7PC= CON, ESPONDENTS,

subscriptions advertising other q.
incia of the should be g
he PrOprietors...Sl1 .si,,i . - E.ss - a,
hoS be addresSed the EDITORS Jointly or 70 either one
them. ,,s,t.
writing for publication Will plese
only on one side of the paper. .,,...
nd stcD uore prompt attention to correspondents than
ey pIeLt et1eryise reesiye,.s AasH ~
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mI1-l f.ffizens Marine and
1ibyrfoit MKT DOOR 10 TIE NJ ai.iBANK. a
FIRE AND MARINE

F1RE AND MAR1EE ~
= INSIRAN CE a q lStns 6. g. p, -. .
= Tow2RD FTRE AND MARINE IEsuRANoE CO.. or
= - -.s-CHARTER PERPEIu sb.ssj,
& 5r5,,c.ppornfei, BY a e asf be HseEfsl4taFe 81
?, ye' a. TdII 81
i-nffrIFf sirlEI1OUE1l sutecifi rtl. ili i-fr1
fnreelfd a. fcltetff-t
First Bosas eng eng 5e P "A bnse s.
scets worth ..........-.,...--- i3a6q5
Cash hand,
Amount secured BY Stock y otea,.--s--- 4Sgly,
Gail
THIS COMPANY EERi,Cls IAsUAANcE o. -,
ylsiidsrS kuInl ltnle LIN 9ef ser Z
sps (aro and Prsgh % an Ports and ~
aTd RIra Al the RATES, ana lpo ile
LOSSES.
EstPss1-+ Z. B. GWEAAINaENf
4FnIu8 81 sr,e I5r ne slzls O. lvirEinis4
Oniee Union Hail Buildings West aqt ~ Aeir
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Tag sEPiscoPAL CHrRcH ox. 4Hk sSt1vEKY
QURsTios, i need hardly Be Faid, has uniformly
occupied position Of unloading neutTalityI- -
butit would seem there are some Of her clergy
Who are nov fafher anxiUds % have her--ls
iHe pftase. goes--ssslio bes hand. on he great
negrb3 q1estioR Of the day. Thus: 5 lsF
Just altefs the death Ofthe late Rev Dudley
A. Tyag, Rev Mr. Caiainfns, Rector Of Trinity
Church, Washington D. G., Preaeheda a dis
course in which he spoke very highly Of the
mefits ofths deceased, ,-but aided; eaK T
~, ne ,eat not Dst5see He committed one ers
ror.-oric deeJ grave, awful error He iHtT8du.
eed political question into his PulPit He did
Il but once, and although. riesTsy three yeaFs q
llis ministry have elapsed since that time, %
ras never repeated, and fiFInly believe that he
earnestly and deeply repentsd Of This error.
Nov, It 50 happened that among the eongre-
CATION that listened to that sermon At Trinity
Church. was the inevitable Senator Hale. OF
New Hampsiiife. Who, as s55D as be returned
BONG, wrote @ the Rector Of 81 esoFgss. y
Y, Rev. SlephenlA. Tying, Gather Of the deeeas-
Fsd) 10 know rWIletHer his late son. either di-
reetiy or ihdffeeily, manifested OF expressed
any regret FOR or repentanee Of the eoorss he 50
snanfniIy assumed. and, As his admirers have
supposed, so firm and faithinlly snstaiPed an
death II adniFg' = hasrsi tai zsissssn9 zei
. 81 trust tt,it the great interest EhichsI and
the friends With whom 7 IeO operate feel iBfeEe-5
Fything relating to the great cause Of civil reli-
gious and personal liberty viii plead my excuse
for what may seem rude intrusi0ns upon lyOns
in this time Of your severe grief. AZ itbl much
repeUL yours ir.sis7 ,sss.fs JOIEs p iHALEPs. r
Under date ofAfay 25tll, the Rev. ReetorOf
St Georges replies 49,, - s.
There Is not tbe siighfest foundation n ruth
Tor the statement that my son, in any way OF
shape, ever retracfed quglifed or designed 70.
do 80; his solemn and Weli-cQisidered protest
against the oppression Of slavery, 4ssssss.,
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8. ID RA. 4 q :. = g.
GREATWRsfERN o-4 -

- UhLAL " Il1l .ItkN
Itnstfr a nee and Trust Company
M once in @ nipany building,
g,, AoT VVflItlne 81 /! Es1lu1. = B95lflLHA ~
Charter eII6 tuais a tAetiset tfgt soilO ,0DO
% fs,4lF = ~ ilf o. NTtfROP, frel3tl 3
llli WI. DARLING. Wee Ppsaid deitt.r>sz s-s
JANIS Wright, seeretaTy and Tenure q -
having been appointed AEspt q ~ sbOge EEl Ene4R
ConnanV FOR wheeling and vicinity prepared 20 take
approved Eire and Marns Ril on H. asst favorable
H' oiHesfoq is Doa6s Gdinsi ssssSeesssti =
b ifebi6siy hairt fE1 : ai nihos 9t54ihih st.fi
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Af,AsoN1G DIIsEc c1't IN z

o,s.i q f--Afeets NAsonIe HID
.orssr w.,tss nd and tetse ven
Of each month. @. Wss.4tss,As NJ
aader Ldag8iik, sesfetafy. . shsss On
WhceiiuE Ledge No.a19s hesss e sDess = =
thearst and tttrd SFlursday evening s9t
WheeIine Unios .tsllnPterr l.-Aesss s.e :, =
above onthe sseo4d sIppdhy y
scoTT, HIP; SsEs Psdraosi, seerstery.e 80.
WheeIin9 IsncHul pm ems N o. .ss9 4,
lSoTeO the fsprft Sfonday eysning q eAst
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sAssrrs 7JANuARY 4. 1883 /. 9


ASSETS JANUARY 4. 1883: :iye -
Cash In trAast and AEents' hanSs
Money Company secured ~ lorlgae "a
Real Estate unncumbered.
Bns X g ~ 81
1eQ RSsds & ahai6 , cent interest," annually, 1890
"a n shs5e' "a es esBb.ssui ssas siRfi 9sf CO.
8 90 sssasta a., ssP 81 ~
Ss Dc ProVdsnSe s,51 .s s.l.s... q $500 g. SS
geo DO NsE'iSFS N Sols :.
IS5 United ststss Trust CO. n 7. sioe ateO
iSo do New TdFR L. I. and TTHst Co. - --s-1o,seY
~ ss u q .4fseisi sf.sG6,ssTss
fetal i.iabIITtEess sfss''is'1 - ..
UnssttIsd Claims not tdus,--4..-,siFs iFsis5e-se
Losses Eguiiablg a djgsted and Ir0ssPtly Pad.
nH UPWARDS OF 81, 900 600. .'s..si
OF Losses have been paid BY e Riaa InaurAnee ces p
i, ls rsea the past SS year.. Z ss p =
o FIRE 81 Inland Navigation ~.
Risks aeeep0d AZ terms eohslstsht with soiveney AM
~ fF is1ts f1slIs f9iF nrntt =. fs frglse
EsDeefat GfteFfiol GfreH - irsnFqee el S
dhd l6,ltsstts f5s- teflts ~ % ytafs- -
Of this has been sta and g
nterrtpte throi Fh fnanefni
iofS and maritime disaster Being long e ~
cash basIs, ts trqp3leP 81 ths efsaiit e sen = q
material paFtietifAr ,.,l ,--........t a.
inff6 tIaFl tflebi, the security reliable
an duty the ability Of property ovnsfs %
tain loss being q en- much isssened- &,
poies isued without daiay, and al business Attenaee
70 with dispatch and hds ilty, by ,..,, IS
= n. n. = SWKAlkANas ~ ) AgenIIt ?
- Once ua'on Hall but Nsst ti9s ain
Z n N,r- i Inu- NWN.l
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sTEFHES q. I'm.

In order 10 put the matter atFest. DE Tyugs
enclosed in this letter the following note, writ
Ten BY the deceased: :. 3 -. -.
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writing publication, wiz please write
T ssryaee Os Of ths above rules win greatly oblse
nd stcD prompt attention TO than
CHJKCHES OF W ElIsEslI4. q
visiting The city We pub
b the following iist Of the different Churches and their
me and place nesting. II there are any mistakes We
will make the Necessary correction tf pleasure: -
S.RatfkssOs Efseopaliqti Gornst Monroe Ape Syroa
,yestk Rev PEhErss, Rector; morning services 10Y
clock, evening, T. .eil - !
~ ,oho,s 1facopaIian Main street, and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev II. SMITH A. M Rector
services-MOrning 1O<; afternoon S48; night ~
Ffr.t IresEttSyidl5l H. WEKps Pastor, Forrt't
and quincy and afternoon
Sseond WGbstsr streets betNss ane
Marke Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
7iTd Psestserfps Fifth sttset, between che estnp sp
Ihert south wheeling Rev. Moons, PASTOR seTvi-
morning and evening.
FourE I'rSs6tfsr5an Rey. Pastor, AaInstreet
arlington and Adams sts services morning anu
evening. ,,,,,sos..
pastor Monroe and Quincy
morning and evening, -, -.
NorsL rset AtetsQdfss Rev A. ReeE7 Pas.oE
corner Market .rlortlt stsi North
raornIne and evening. = Z. =, -. Z
,tgaifas srest Netkodist Kpfscopds, RsyT H. hoE-
PASTOR Chapne street. between First and sseopa'
Cantre Wliee:s u. seryiees morning and evening:
south Y115saaS 4E ~ estrest Reys 4. ss1-sl.s'
RstoE; services naorpipg ana
Wixettn0 Istdgd chapel Wheeling Island, hey' n :.
wItaoH, Pastor ~ - s1,,sa,,,s 1,,a,,,,
C,srtndm MstEodfst EptscopdI, Rev. o.
cbanpe street, W and Third Centre nesA-
8
S,I,nss frtkedrdS Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. Y wHEAs fifth street. of Hampdsni services
,,orp,ny nd afternootlslfIJ I'LL SESFA
AsaocSats R0ned Rev. j. T. liooLUal
ofMarket and Jefferson sts sery 4d
Uji,ie,s Market street, between Webster ana ttt,
Centre wheeling; services l6S in ths mornings ana ~
evening. S. ..s -. 10, NAV
Enon7elieat rotssdat, Rev. VIZ. HEITEA'
rect. above sixth, East wheelpg;. sy,g
Sf.rEet street, tetwss Webster and fhiEa Dests
whselins7ssrviees morning ana esenne. - a. 81
g,otss Sgaa0ocue. Quincy street. between 'u
so,Sstntt Union Hall Main street between
Monroe and QUINCY; services fo5< mornnE: r,..l Ts
o1SI5a 5FaLLc1WS's DIR5.EGl DIRECTORY n Q
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D EsPEnFFuLLT InforIi fhs PubiIe ihaf tAsS esys
~ eciFrd of ne largest ad eset lnge-
te1 of-Wl Paper and window El1e1 ser 1r9lt - ts
ely wheeling, ealpTtsinE French, E1ah ald Aclsr1-
can Papers 4nd Borsrs q ai7RE elale.. S-rety tsg
.riIl sod eorfe y low bii flHHt
RaDsr at IS eehfs Per oI olrrcd el1ea -
Eou lrgltna give - cais e9le ere der.
mined sell Ats1ch VrIccl - WI dslg eopeon. LpS
attention % Ifll0LE Ala II o llsil ell
fRILT NtF, anil free 3ro ofi sl1 ltytss
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, AfbRsM AfbRs RMAskth R4hthRN ktflrsRSfNl =


NJ t1kr pfelere n fnf1r ffi.cgs p1flong SD
~ the putic rrneFaly tet have tllt ftceiItd
epfIn ,st6ck az ClTIS 6f1kLlEHAs& 4 leSzffG3s
f3GefheF Uilb g<neral aFg1rIment of Cent? FuTuFk
6obd1al % Shieh - va - = .ies - s1t - t1.es.
WG uufv feeling fnlt ~
stock yoa bs infisrd f&t eafnct be seee tlEeF
n ihG5Gtyi quality % fhs gqplf gFs4 fer ele We
know that stock consists - eitpa1tie fitccs go
Cheap 616fs and It prep af tell 1 - er-
act n style Seerd 70 none tihr llf ~ WegL % lls
lq3 l,sl7 ssii y. $50 z = 49,.
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Aaaignee'a Notice

- 5.E 6A611gne6s6 NoElce- ..sff fs-
II psrsons Knowing thells trdthte 20 ". " ia
"A 1sssr l risase tail tiftn the ard gsie
ne olce Of ifctarsep, llanr9c sd Leara
Sihss -. .-- .As,issss g y. 80
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n7OHARDaON,

q, 3 a q n a = q p, ~
y ~ s5st Corner 1foafoe d,sa 5fieiss' r.
lIVsss4ses StFests, lstf, stasEs,l ~.
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CHlJKcHES or WHEELING

of stran visiting The city we pub
h the following st the different Churches and their
me and place of meetpg II there are any We
v;Ilmake the necessary correction wtti pleasure; i
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llems ron lhe7 I.oaIsvIiie JouFnal.

..Dr. cAsFAR Nouns
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..IEira 2. Iniahd Navigation

iisks aeeeptfd terms eonslstsnt eiA soise-os -
B 60. ~ isiE pEott. - M lysss
dad Loaf.,sts, w eerHiso y 10 ysafs- 7" -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-10
IOWA NEWS.

"A Mr. Harris n was shot at kenkuk, on
the night of the 2d, by IA burglar w;.o was
searching the premises of Mr.. SibbonS,
where Harrison was staying. The shots will
probably owe fatal.
"A brute by the name of Francis Gillick,
living in Dubuque, III It hi- wife with pi>-
tnl on Tuesday last, from the fleets of which
she died in few hours. G,ilick was il tox-
icated at lhe time.
DROWNED One of the deck hands of thz
Clara IIine fell overheard, last evening, and
was crowned. His lame was Dlllon.-Keo.
kuk, Post, april lst.
The Merchants Hotel at Dubuque was de
stroyei hy fire on the night of the 30th.-
Loss SIS, GOO; insured $4,000.
Iowa STATE BoADs.--We notice in the
quotations Of the New York stock market
that on the 29th, S. 900 of Iowa State bonds
T.. with ten years to run, sold for 105-fve
per cent above par, and that, too, with q
heavy market. The next highest figures were
Ohio skies at 100.
"A few days since, two horses were kill
ed by lightning at Jefferson City, Bremen
county. So says the Waverly Republican
REPUBLICAN TplUMPI-The election il
the City OF Davenport, last Saturday, result.
ed in the election of Republicans to all the
important Offices in the city.
Within he past twenty years, and only
twenty five Years since the extinction of the
Indian title, Iowa has grown up from moth.
ing to a population of 10000 free whites
aud this is 100000 more population than
Pennsylvania reached in 1l3 years; her in.
crease was rcckoned enormous.
TIE STEAMBOAT. Mayor Rock and Hon
II. G. Angle, left for the East, This morning
Tor the purpose of purchasing steamboat
to run on the Cedar, below G dar Rapids. -
The projec; for building a beat to run above
this place, is progressing. = Cedar Rapid'
Times, goth.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-10

NEVER GET ANcRY.-It does no
good. Some sins have seeming COM
pensation Or apology, a present gratifi
cation Of some sort; but anger has
none. A man feels no better for it
1t is really torm4t; sand when the
storm of passion has, cleared away, it
leaves him to see that he has been a
fool and made himself a fool in the
eyes Of others, too. Who thinks we'll
Of an ill natured man, who has to be
approached in the most guarded and
cautious way? Who wishes him for a
neighbor, or partner in business 2
He keeps all about him in the same
state Of mind as if they were living
next to hornets nest or rabid ami
NAL. And as to prosperity in business,
one gets along no better for getting
angry. What if business is perplexing,
and everything "goes by contrarics, .
will fits Of passion make the winds
more propitious, the grounds more pro-
ductive, the markets more favorable p
Will a bad temper d, ,aw customers, pay
notes, and make creditors better ma
tured? An angry man adds nothing
to the welfare Of society. Since, then,
anger is useless, needless, disgraceful,
without the leas: apology, and found
only Sin the bosom of FOOLS" why
should it be indulged in at all
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certain acts therein named, repulatiny tn,
business of banking.
147. An act to amend an act entitled al
act to protect game.
f48. An act to authorize the Register O,
the State Land Office and Governor of lows
to issue patents to the purchasers Of Des
Moines River Improvement Lands.
l49. An act defining the mode of laying
nut. establishing, changing and vacaling
State Roads.
| 100. All act to define times of holding
courts in the several Judicial Districts Of the
Site.
ISL. An act for the publication of certain
laws in the several counties of the State.
152. An in relation to Revenues.
1853. An act to amend chapter 80 of the
Code IF Iowa.
154. An act to provide for the making
and repairing of public highways, and pre-
scribing the duties of township officers in
certain cases.
l55. An act providing for the election OF
the members of the B arI of Education, and
hXlng the times o. meeting OF said b ard
1876. An act for the relief Of certain clai H.
ants and pre- empt ,rs of school lands
l57. An act tor III. incorporation Of cities
and towns.
1873. An ac' proviling for The manage
mcnt of the school fund, and sale of tn.
school lands.
l59. An act revising and amending title 4
ot the Code, and further providing for cleo
tons. Fl ling vacancies in office, designations,
and conte~ting elections.
100 Al act to authorize the Governor to
4pp"int Commissioners to exa,nire the &C
+, ,,nnfs If the State officers, and to define the
dn,i.;S of the Governor in certain case.
l6l. a. act making appropriations for the
SUBJ, rt of tha State Government, AMI tor the
Inyrnenr rt the per diem aud mileage f the
members of the q eral Assembly, and for
piher purposes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-10

Color OF THE AFRICAN DIR. Liv-
ingstone says: "When the English
people think about Africa, they imag-
Inc that all the Africans are like the
specimens we have in front Of the to-
bacconists' shops. This is not the case
at all. That is the real negro type,
that is only to be found in the lowest
rart Of the population. The people
generally are not altogether black
Many of them are Of an Give color, or
Of the color of coffee and milk, and
usually in the higher grades Of society
are Of this lighter color. The type We
see on the eminent Egyptian monu-
ments is more near the type of the GEN.
trail population than the tabacco-shop
variety"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-10
MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1853
Action of the senate

Il
The House amendment to the Kansas bill
was promptly voted down in the Senate, or
Friday last. The bill coming up, Mr.. Green
without comment, moved that the. Senate
disagree to the House amendment This
drew out speeches from Messrs. Bisler
Douglas and Pugh, after which the amend
ment was rejected-nays 80, yeas 90 the
majority against it being 9, one more than
that by which the bill was passed. The ex.
ira vote is explained by the fact that Mr.
Pugh voted in the negative, he having voted
against the bill when it passed the Senate in
obedience to instructions. The instructions,
he said, did not cover that case, 'and he felt
himself authorized to exercise the right of
private judgment The following were the
nays on Mr.. Green's notion:
Broderick, Cameron, Chandler, Clark,
Collamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doolittle,
Douglas, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Hale,
I1amlin, Harlan, King, Steward, Simmons,
Stuart Trumbull, Wade, Wilson.
Absent Bates, Davis, Durkee, Henders on, g,
Reid, summer, Toombs.
The Senate was crowded, but not much
excitement manifested.
There seems no probability of an agree
mont between the Senate and the House upon
any plan for the admission of Kansas at this
session of Congress. The Territory can we'll
afford to wait rather than come in under the
Infamous Lecompton Constitution.
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News Paraguay n =


The time for the end of the world, is again
announced by the adven,i>5s OF New York
and New Jersey-lS5S being set down as
the Year
Rev. Henry CrosswelI, D. D., the oldest
Presbyer of the Episcopal Chnrch in Con-
nectcut, died recently in New Haven, at the
advanced age OF 50 years.
Robert j. Griffin. who was arrested at
Paris, KY, few days ag,, and cnrtinel i'll
the Bourbon county Jail, TO await trial on a
charge of having been engaged III >ettng fire
to barns in that vicinity, was taken on oi
Jail at 2 O'Clock Monday morning, by moi,
al hung by the neck until he was dead.
A new sect has been formed in Wu'tem-
berg with the object of re-constrac,lng the
temple of J, rdsale'n.
The village of West Union, D ,ddril g
county, VA, Was nearly destr, y,d by fire on
the 2Sth ult.
One OF The new features of the revival in
the CIT, o; New York, i, a polcenan's pray
er meeting.
TIE revival spirit has entered the Queen's
somlnjo ons, and prayer meetings arc beng
held in various paris ot Can1da.
The Government La, made Il CON tract with
:. citizen of Texas for supplying Sa5,OUC
worth OF camel tor the Use of the "r'ns.
|, is said the il ness under which Col. Bcn-
ton is suffering, is incnrable-beng an int r
nal cancer. Hi friends rear that his long
life of usefulness is about drawing to a
cirse.
The papers give an account of the death o
Mr.. Thomas, in Calf 'rnia, who was holding
| hi. breath on u wager. A post Innrtem ex.
| animation WAS had, and il was found thai
his heart had been completely bur tasun!ler
! lnus causing instant death.
A party Of twenfy-six persons, escaped
from Utah, have arriv. d at Mcbou Ne, Aus
| lraia Tney say that one hall the p"puia
tlon Of Salt Lake will leave the Place if lh'
United State. Government wil sen Il 'hll''
| tary lorce sufficient TO protect them from The
punishment inflicted upon apostaies.
Billy Bowlegs has come to terms and th'
| Florida war is ended. He came into cainl
a, Fort Meade, ard agreed to accept the gov
ernment otfcr and emig:ae west. lie ha
gone to collect his people and prepare 10
removal. The poor white man OF Florida
who has lived by fighting the INDIAN, VII
mourn their departure.
We learn from the Charleston Mercur;
that four daily pray er-meeiings are oeih'
held in that city.