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7O-o-0I COMMISSION Agents.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A
n RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON DESTROYS OF
SETTLING WEST-The undersigned offers for sale or in
exchange for rcmunerave property in the city of Bat
more 1900 ACRES OF LAND IN SOUTHWEST MIS-
SOURI, near railroad This land is exceedingly well
located possesses many natural advantages for farming
purposes and stock raising included in tract of
land the MINERAL WEALTH OF which has been much
lauded by the State Geoogst 1t selected personally
and purchased by responsible citizen Baltimore with
view to settling thee circumstances way connec
ted with his purchase inducing him in this
CITY 10 any one really wanting such property, land
none other need apply every information will be given
by T. J. STEPHENSON Conyevancer &c ~'
oc20 Ava 90 81 PauI st RoItimora
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GAMUEL A. HOUSE.
~ (Late Of Ehrman Dc Rouse)
FLOUR AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
CORN MEAL, GRAIN, MILL FEED, BALED HAY &c
No. 2S6 W. PRATT STREET,
Two doors East of Howard
The store recently occupied by Willis Co \ Baltimore
REFERENCES:
MEssRs. NEWCOMER & SToNEBRAKER.
C. D. Kinks 4 Co.
CHAUNcY BROOKS, ESQ.,, Pres't Bait & o. R. R Co.
CHAs R. COLEMAN Cash Mech's Bank
MEssRs. JAS. HOOPER & Sons.
PAT'K GIBSON, ESQ.,, Bank of Baltimore.
JOHN E. WILLIS, ESQ. s21-6m
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WIN. II. EREK & Co,
w WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
And Importers Of
HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND GERMAN SEGARS
And Manufacturers of Domestic.
Also keep constantly on hand, PIPES of every kind
SnulS and Smoking Tobacco Tobacco Knives &C. at low
est market prices.
No. 96 LOMBARD STREET, BALTIMORE
Terms to regular customers months First Bills in
varably cash sIOtf
A LBATA SPOONS. FORKS Nc
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Snsarantf Gumpanifs.

TOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
GEO 3. COALE,
is the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
i,asl CnI;tnI slnn G.,r1,lIIc 10y
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AQritaltural.

DERUVIAN GUANO OF DIRECT I'M
Il PORTATION
Owing to the misrepresentation of designing and un
scrupulous parties, desire to inform farmers and
dealers that we still have on hand surIy OF PERUVIAN
GUANO Of Direct importation this market per shir
"0cean Pearl"
And further, that we the only house who have at
THIS TIME, and have had during entire season. an
ample supply of Guano of such description superior
quality. P MALCOM l. CO.
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
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g0usts, e., for SaIe an0 2fnt.

m FOR RENT-The Dwelling No. II.
10 situated on the west side Liberty street and is
the second door north of Lexington street II con.
as Ten apartments is supplied with gas, hot and cold
water fixtures and has but recently been placed in
order so that is in condition to be occupied without
delay. Terms apply to
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G0Hi.
= Nj. KRAUSER

~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN ANTHRACITE COAL,
From the very best mines in Pennsylvania
YAEp-North street, opposite n. C. X. r. Depot.
OFFIcE-314 South street.
E5-2 24O lbs to the ton given in all cases s22tf
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, HARTFORD,
Cash nj
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-16

nUGAN & JENKINS,
COMMISSION HARD WARE MERCHANTS
NO. q SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Are Agents for the following Manufactures
THOMAS TURTON SONS, CAST AND SHEAR STEEL
WILLIAM GREAVES & SONS, FILES, RAsps &c.
WALES FRENCH, AUGERs AuGER Bits &C.
J. G. H0VEY, BORING MACHINES
A. RANDALL, TACKs FINISHING NAILS, &c.
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WASHERS AND
PLANE IRONS.
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD
IRONS, &c.
CHARLES H. KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS, SCALES, &c.
HALL, ELTON CO., PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
SCOV1LL MANUFACTURING CO., SHEET Brass AND
BRASS BUTTS. q
DAVID SNYDER, SHovELs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
STICKS.
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d UBBER OVERSHOES.

I - UBBER OVERSHOES.
AGAen's Overshoes, Ladies', Sandals
Foot-holds, Buskins
" Bootees SIinnnrs
Long Boots, Cater Root,
LOng-top Boots, Long Roots
Fishermen's Boots Misses Oversboes
Boys Overshoes, Boots and SordoIs
Also Table Oil Cloths, Umbrellas Suspenders Hair snd
Tooth Brushes for sale to the trade the low nric
M PUNDERSON & CO., No. 2O9 Baltimore street ne.r
oIhIIeo oe'ece'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

FnoM SourH CARoLlNA 10 y1ReISA.-Hereis
perfect gem from one of DR.. Mackay's recent
Transatlantic Sketches published in the Lons
don Illustrated News:
Away again through the eternal pine forests
for hundreds of miles The railway is as
straight as an arrows fight ora mathematical
line; and We have to travel for thirty hours.
without othcr stoppages than an occasional ten
minutes or quarter Of an hour for breakfast or
dinner. The country is unpictureque, the rail-
way the reverse of comfortable, and sleep, if
,wooed, is dificultto beswon in cars OF car-
tTiages where there is no support for the back or
the head of the unhappy traveller; where there
is not even place to stow away a hat, a stick,
an umbrella, or bag and where about sixty
persons of all ages and CONDITION in life, in
Guiding halfadozen young children, and at least
twenty people who chew tobacco and spit, are
closely packed in an atmosphere deprived of all
moisture and elasticity by the9red heat of an
anthracite stove that CLOVIS and throbs in this
locomotive den. Behind the stove, and on the
side of the car, in large letters is the following
inc riufio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

AtCLERcAL ERRoRp CoRRECTED-.4n Afsc-
tiollGte Story. and a Fact.-AH lille the horrors
of the seige of Lucknow we're detailed in all the
newspapers, and Dion Bourcicaults Jessie
Brown was all the in one ofenE New York
theatres, an eminent clergymansofs Connecticut
having witnessed, in spite of his cloth, that
thrilling performance, went home to his rural
parish before he had full got rid of the inspi-
ration of the tragic muse.
He thought the morale of the play was too
good to be lost, andiso, in concluding the morn
ing exhortation of the succeeding Sabbath he
employed the mythaofaJessie Brown as. ansilsz
lustration of the mysterious ways, wherein;
Providence often bringsfmost unexpected aid{in
the darkest hours of trialand sorrow.s He told
the tale graphically. He gave a most pathetic
narrative of the successive reyeTSes which sres
duced the little garrison to thelast extremites;
and enogized in lowing terms theIyalor of the
men. and faith and patience Of the women He
told how the last crust was finally divided, and
how hope and courage yielded to exhaustion
and despair. But MS he came to speak of the
inspired. utterances of that matchless heroine,
who translated the earliest echoes the pibroeh
and sogan5of the Highland regiments into mes
sages of life and protection, his tremllous 4acs
cents could longer fifty tell the story; he fall
tered forth,t "Ishall7not venture to describe the
emotions of that hour-that agonized delight
and glad reyulsion of feeling which; thrilled the
hearts of those tender women and helpless babes
as Iney soeuelu uet eagerly listening Tor the
advancing column; and heard at'last her frantic
and exulting cry, 'Dinna ye heareit moo dinna
ye hear it moo ?-the sEobr0clt? t1teslobroch p y
and relapsed into the pulpit, overcome by his
emotions. II - 2
The oyerwrought attention of the. hearers,
which, up to this point, had kept space5with the
eloquence of the preacher, gave way to the ln-i
dicrousness Of his blunder, and instead Of be-.
holding them dissolved in sympathetic tears,
the Doctor was COMPOUNDED to observe the lrre..
sistible litter spreading through. thethouse; and
it was only upon inquiry of the Deacons, after
meeting was out, that he learned he had SO RI
diculously blended the pibroch and slogan: and
he then relished the fun as much as anybody
right in the afternoon, and convince the people
his error was merely clerical.n edid so.s in.
the following II did not understand, my
friends, why you laughed at my version Of Jes.
sic Browns terrible experience, till Deacon -
Informed me. Isaid that when the Scottish
maiden heard the Highland regiments marching,
to the relief ofthat city, she cHarac.
the slobrochI Thisiwas manifestly .incorrect. /.
should have said the pigdnl thepigqn! IN. Y.
Is sifFF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

TAE 1o,oooiwere stolen from the Buffalo
banking house last week BY the use Of chloros
form uponsthe sleeping clerks. Tie thieves
stupeti ed the young men, took the keys of the
safe, and then helped themselgos to the money,
but overlooked a bag Of $4,000 in gold The
clerks were very giddy iFlthe morningbptI soon
found out!th loss. a8ir
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

TaE majority for Thaddeus Stevens, in Mr.
buchanan own district, in Pennsy lvania, not
Withstanding the Presidents personal popllsrisn
ty there, and the great efforts made to defeat
Mr. s., is upwards ofsthree thousand piist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

S Tar st Louis papers of the l4th, announce
the death Of Major b. N. Ryland, Presidenttof
the Chamber of Commerce Of that5citty. Before
Major isyland remoyed.to St Louis, he was lf for
.many.years Receiver of the Public, Moneys at
Lexington, Missouri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
M 70 R E III u " co oD-s-

A TLANTIO GABLE oHARMES.-I have also on hand
email sections Of the Atlantic Gable NEATLY BOUND
IN 60LDa curiosity very appropriate for Cen
Watch Fob We invite the curious call
anime. Isl Main st. =, stpB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

ADRATH.sEp marriage with the United States
is the destiny for Mexico, says the Norfolk DR.
que
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

a sIAD4 q in Missisaip SUED young man for
damages to the amount of s 10, coo for breach of
promise Of marriage, but the jury being marrl-
edmen, says q local paper, returned q verdict
for only $40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

De SAUrY.-This is a wise ard self respecting
Englishman of the name of De Sauty, who has
shut himselfup small box at the Trinity Bay
end of the Atlantic cable, and will not let any
body come inside. Asgentleman who has trav.f
eled long distance to examine the Telegraph
prodigy, was only permitted to 5latten. his nose
against the windows, where he could see nothing,
but De Sauty holding on with composure and
dignity ut the American end of the Atlantic ca.
bic. Week after week, and month after month,
there De Sauty sits, more patient angler than
lsaak Walton ever dreamed OF, with his long line
in his had, fishing for electrical indications
Every once in a while he gets a bite, and then
hoists his window and tells peter Cooper" Of
New York, that he has just had glorious nib.
BILE, and catches "small current as he callsit.
aud sends it off TO the aforesaid Peter. BY the
next express. The cable is a heavy and taciturn
article, but it does not compare in ponderous-
ness with the dignity Of De Sauty, nor evenfins
silence with his majestic reserve He lis believed.
osbe the wisest looking and biggest man at this
time on the American continent Itswould not.
be at all surprising If the smart fellow had been
allthis time receiving intellige from England,
and monopolizing it for the aggrandizementf of.
his intellect We insist that tRet telegraph shall
be opened, and De Sauty dissected, to see wheth-s
er he has, not surreptitiously stuffed himself
with ocean telegraph, cable currents, and cleo.
trical indications - Richmond Dispatch 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

aooDs-Linen, Jaconet, and sVisa
EdEng, and I,n,sFnEs GG.leEs
mise Wons Caps, Under Shirts &C.. Gciust reseIved S
sep1l MARSH q EAYInR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

DoMEsTlC GOODs-B Blankets warranted all wool: Sheet
IL tngs, S4 Sd, 1O4, 1l.4 124 both Linen and Cotton:
Pillow Muslin and Linen; Reaehed Brown shirtings
Merriac and Cir ghams RiSnnels that do
not F2nE; 0antonN Fannels TCkinRs ShirtInG Checks
&C., &c.-.Iast received BY [sep11l MARSH TAYLoR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

THE3st. Louis Conference ef the Methodist
Episcopal Church, south, onsthe 18th instant.
abolished BY 3 large majority, therule hereto.i
fore prohibiting the ministersAo Of, that church,
from buying aud selling slaves. Is i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

THE SElAIScl QUAII or BoRHAyEs Ho1.
LAEDI sElTEEEsssA QUEREcS gANADA June 90
ls54.-Eye havesno doubtlit sFill sell well heTAsl
sS9 ss5ll US one one JOIN MUssoN & Go. g
AloNTsEA AZ, ASApA,5 July s54 Il
Send us 9 gross of Booerhaves Holland ritz
tiers We want meficine Of this ind "a ON.
market. Jons BtRks & Go, 1te1lieas sHttlL
81. PAGns Minnesota
I9ers is quite ready salo here for your Boz -
have Holland Bitters. Wa H.lEoLfr. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

NNE would leave to inform our friends and PATRONS
and the public generally, that have just received
our Ra and Winter latest and approved
are prepared TO make up to the latest styles and
best manner, at short notice. -
I'VE large and full assortment Of Gents Fur
ntshng Goods such as Shirts fancy SIX
Cotton and Merno Under Shirts and lrRwers; Hall Hose,
CraYats, Ties, Silk Haudkers
chiefs all of which will sell theyery cash pri-
ces, at our new store rooms, No. 102 Main street.
/ ltseplo WHEELER &LAKIN, Merchant TaicrS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
Oh TH.E sTnYR.

Two men have been arrested in New York
for cOunterfeiting bills ofthe Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Bank, and concealed;in closet on their premi:
ses were found $l1 1000 of counterfeit tens, all
ready TO be put into msreSet large quantity of
bills half finished, and packages of bank note
paper ThsFeswe ALSO plates Of large num-
Der oficonntry banks implements for altering
bills dsscFiptiOhof the bills Of nearly ali the
6snks of.the United States, with fac similss Of
the signatures Of their officers and good sized
roll ofths recent Turkish government note
icounterfeits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

esh1l dren'sf Fancy Caps
1sARGfE sortment of CIdrenli and Infantb'
res snd Ayeryls Pasll-
41t ana l46 Main ST. Whe cling, Va
9s4EEY ORA KINDS, SHIRTS UNDER SHIRTS,
ORA ATS NECK1TTES HANDLERS
and 9entss genetaly on sale at
ssA 1919 ss1ss 9k 80 TIL HUGHES,
4s2a9 g. cor Monroe Water SIS.
~ BehtraI aaSofttaS6t Just feesiS96 so
~ k4Iaa CAMPBELL Ne SO Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

Tas insane daughter of Mr.. Hamilton, Of
johnson township, Ohio, arose in the middle Of
the night aud killed her father with an axe
She attemp edo sinilarip pr fformanca upon her
maternal parent, but was prevented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

No less than 2s7oo woTkmeh are engaged in
laying out the Central Park, New York City
s Commissioners Il had an Of
$500, 600, when they began the work, and have
applied for an additional appropriation Of like
sum & that the gorkHen be kept steadily
employed. 500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

CARLYlR'R much talked Of book tie History
Of Fredsricithe Second. has appesredfns oadon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

NdDB @AIlE OR q EtNT'.
ETNWO HouBea John street, House on anonJen al
IL several Quincy street. dwelling house ana
store In Centre the corner Of Main Et
and Market Alley. Enquire Jacob Hrs nesr The cor
ner Of s John and 9th streets, Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
EIRsT FA.LL sIocK.

Ct r. "A N ID "A .llssE RAG n L q Nj
u o selected Btoels Of DRY q FANCY GOODS
a Brought to Wheeling. BY stock consists Of
SIL6S-Blaek we'll Fancy5 amongst which win re
found good Of Black sk only so cts and
fancy, very nice, a& 81 gents!
EAWIS0f every Style and description, and extremely
lowi especial Wol direct Of Square
NeII rounded Stella, Chenille blanket Shaws sGuSrs
and long, sBroche etc.es
OL0AKS-Oi heyery latest styles from the lowest to ths
prices the Rugenia Cloak, something entirely neW
be worn NIL Cloak BASQUE, and be seen to
be appreciated.
EMRR0IDER1Es-0feve every variety, such as ColIars IN
Swiss. Cambria and Arssies; Sleeves Cambria Bands
Of Sleeves and Collars In lots, New York AUCTION viii
be able to sell them eXtremelYlOW ~ -
BONNET RIBBONS, Ruehes, Fancy Straw JImrs Row
Chenille something entirely
new, Twill sell cheaper than any house In WheulinP
,lusns and thing IN he vav Of
Dbmestes Goods 1fofIer,a lowest agures.t ~
MEMS WARE ana Merchant Tailor Trlmmin1S I haze
the! rgess any housen Wheeling, and invte es
atEholesRles and retail 'F
Don't Black S at only cents; Kid Gaurtlets
slightly damaged, 8E3S cents. ISAAC Prayer,
T. sep16fttz 1915 123 Main Street. near 5UnIun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

KTNHAT 'desirable property near Mt Wood Cemeterv
u known as the King property. The dwelling contains
sufietent for large family The lot
contains two acres which could be made good mSrSet
garden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enclosed
with an excellent fence. For terms apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

ALL the chiefs Of the R0thscbilds house n.
Guiding members from London, Vienna Frank.
fort and Naples,f arc just now assembled al
Paris. forming yeritable congress Of financial
powers 49, s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

Iris said that rs muchsa as $40, 900 worth Of
bogus coin is manufactured every month at
Hoosac, near Troy. The principal coins made
by the counterfeiters whereabouts are American,
halves and quarters, and the business is brought
to great perfection ~ "a E p H,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

Mas. MANN, the propristFsss Of The patent
Nanny Reaper, recently presented the lafayette
.Qndl Fire Department the sum of $500, as5a.s
mark of her gratitude to the frenen forsayii,s
81. 600 worth lefs Her .nronarfv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

TnE Peoria Onion publishes authentic copies
|of mortgage recently made by Judge Douglas
nEoni his prope Chicago to the amount of
$4,000. Fernando Wood, offSsw York, Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

At noon Yesterday the bells in this cit !;
wert rung and ope hundred guns were fired
on the pdhlie Cur len hy datlc'im mt OF
the Bost IN Light Artillery. in celebration Of
the successful laying OF Atlantic Telegraph
Cable
There is one interesting fact connected with
the ringing of the bells in this city yestcr-
day. BY prec ,ncerted arrangement, Mr.. j
u. Stearns. Superintendent Of the Boston
Ere Alarm Telegraph, rung all the bells of
Bsst IN connected with the fire alarm, front
the office Of the american Telegraph Com
pany IN Portland This extraordinary feat
indicates the prictietbility OF "A simultaneous
ringing Of bells throughout the world.
The Telegraph Office on State street vcster-
day afternoon hung out their banners on the
outer wall, and gave the street quite hi H.
day appearance Over the front entrance of
the Office of the American Telegraph Com
pany WIS gilt eagle, and an American iag
on either side. Blow, the American and
English colors were gracefully wreathcd
together. Extending from the building two
lines bearing the Gags of all nations spinncd
the street in diagonal directions.
On the front of the Telegraph office and
news room at 50 State street appeared u
natural eagle with shield and glory of
flags. Spanning the street was line sup
porting the Eng .ish and american tiag, wav-
ing side by side, and pleasantly suggesting
the union and harm my between the II ttions.
From the Trareiier and Jogrnai Offices large
American Aigs were thrown t, the breeze.
In the evening the Telegraph offices above
mentioned were brilliantly Illuminated, and
their dazzling appearance attracted thither
thousands Of people.w who crowded State street
to a late hour. TIL Boston Cornet Band
appeared on the balcony of the American
Telegraph building. and rrgalc,l the ears of
the assembled multitule with "Yankee
Doodle, ..tiol Save the Qursn,' al al
Columbia. "rhe Marsclliise," and other
patriotic pieces of music. la the meantime
there was discharged from the Telegraph
Offices rockets and Roman candles. which,
with blue lights and other pyrotchnics, lila
minated the whole length ot the street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13
The Kansas Election.

Enough returns have been received to
show that the English bride has been voted
down ~ tremendous majority. The peo-
pie have spurned the offer of the President
and his paid agents. This election proves
how unpopular the l4ecompton Constitution
is, and what an unparalleled fraud the Pres
ident WAS willing to force On the people Of
Kansas. This one act of his shows how lit
sle he cares for the principles Of popular SOW
ereignty and how little he regards even the
expressed wishes of the people. When the
sectional views Of his Southern friends are
in question, and the interests of the peculiar
Institution are at stake, everything like
Justice, fair dealing and honor is sacrificed
to their behests.
1t is impossible to conceive how Presi-
dent could better or more fully illustrate
his sectional predictions, than has Mr.
Buchanan in this Kansas matter. There
has not been single instance of FAIR dealing
in all OF his connection with the question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13
Atlantic Cable.

poRr Hoop, CAFE BREroS, Aug. 6. Early
last evening, the line between this place and
Bedeck ceased to work. and has but Just been
repaired. and now we learn that the line is
ais, down east Of Bedeck and btwccn there
and Asry Bay, which is the point where the
Newfoundland cable is connected with the
land line. Active measures have been taken
to hive the line put in order, but this may
occupy all day tomorrow, owing to the long
distance between the telegraph stations. and
the nature Oft the country to be traversed. -
Numerous communications passed to and
on Trinity Bay yesterday, before the lima
went down here and there is not the slight
est rc,s IN whatever to doubt the truth or
ge1uiucncss of the dispatches from Mr.. Field
as published yesterday The most perfect
reliance is felt here. and at every station upon
the lines. that the Atlantic Gable has been
successfully submerged between Ireland and
Newfoundland.
There is no good reason to believe that the
Cable can be got in readiness so as to convey
messages before the carly part of next week,
and by that time at flrthcst, the land wires
will be put in perfect order, and will be kept