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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

A Great GrieUance.-We have heard of seve.
raj cases lately where steamboat officers have
been put to heavy costs in suits before q. IS.
Commissioners by hands who have trumped IN
claims against boat. In one case hands enga-
ged for a trip left the boat before she had got
three miles from the city Of Pittsburgh, and
bringing suits for wages, involved the boat in
cost much greater than the. whole amount of
wages upjustly claimed. We do not know
where the fault lies, but great impositions are
often practiced by worthless fellows who sue a.
boat without shadow of just claim, and carry it
through by hard swearing. Its often impossi-
BILE for the steamboat officers to stay to defend
a suit, and they are therefore mulct in heavy.
costs, besides paying unjust claims. The steam.
boat men should take action on the matter, and
ask remedy for the wrong.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Elopeneat-A city cotemporary chronicles
the fact that on. Saturday evening last WIN.
Grey and Martha "A. McMurray eloped from
their parental mansions near this city, and pro-
ceeded forthwith to Washington, Pa, where
they were duly united in the "holy bonds of
matriuony," much to theaohagrin and !discom:
future Of the young mans worthy. sire. He,
like very sensible old gentleman, ashe is, says
'it's all right now.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TaaR DAILY ENTEK1I4ESSI N GER.
oEFIcE. 60RNBiR WAFER AND MONROE sTsEE1
FIJRpHBR5 BY NHE 5OAlNIA DAl

" - - n UFEIHEtt BY LIZZIE CANAIA.s
New YoRE, Now s.-Theii London Times
speaking of the wretched ditions of Mexico,
says there isno reasonawhy England should OPP
pose the ambitious designs of the govt ut
Washington. 1t considers that the establish
mentof any govt of1law and orderin Mexico
would be gain. Iteulso fidicules the Spanish
expedition as farcical and contends that every
gun tired on Mexican territory; is fred to the
ultimate profit of the Anglo Saxon Northern
Confederacy. 2:
The London Adrertiser gives currency to
rumor that Lord Derby contenpiates retiring
and that Lord John Russell is to. succeed him as
premier, with Lord Stanley and Sir James Ora
ham as prominent members of the Cabinet. 1t
is furthergstated that this new combination will
have the support of Mr. Bright and his party. :.
FRAEcE.-It is authoritatively stated that the
Emperor is taking steps for laying np, stores Of
corn in every large town during. the plentiful
season, to provide against scarcity GO
SPAIN.-The Government has carried nearly
alfthe elections in the provinces, but the pro-
greSslsts triumphed in Madrid. Their leader
was returned by six constituencies &C
Spanish troops had sailed from Malaga to
cooperate with the French in China.
g Rio Jnnerio dates to the 9th of Octoberihave
beer. received at London. Coffee was scarce,
and had advanced 100 reas; and closed with mn
advancing tendency. a s1
TheiU; S. Frigate st. Lawrence was in port.
yedie. :, - - -
The Paraguayans are placing distractions in
the lower part of Their! river to prevent the
ipgress of the Americans, who are promised q
b. Atithe reform confederacy held on the 9TH
inst q resolution was adopted requesting MIR.
brlght to frame and. bring into Parliament
reform bill. He has accepted the duty.
The hull and machinery of the burned steam
er Hudson is valued at 955, 900. Her insurance
at Lloyds was only Ell 900. ss5ta q 5769
at the last accounts IL deaths had occurred at
Bradford from eating the poisoned lozengers.-
The Bank Of England notes Of discount were
unchanged. Angactivey drain of gold for the
continent still continues. Sa' ga5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1s-The Utah correspondent
Of the Repub1 ican says that the command under
Capt. HAYES, sent to Humboldt to settle Indian
difficulties, has returned, and reports the Indian
dePredatiops and violation of t6e,mail as false.
Coy. Cummings decided that the legislature
a resolution passed in joint sessionsof 1866; to-
meet at Salt Lake City. The legality of pro,
eeedings of the last legislature are2qiestioned
from the fact thatthey are signed only by Young,
when Cumming was in the Territory under.
commission of the federal govt, and had issued
aproelama ton covering the period ofiIegigisla.
ture IN session, said approval by Young being
usnrpahon of executive authority
Disturbances still occurring among the IJtes
Indians in southern part of the Territory. The
bodies of two murdered men we're found. Con-
siderable stock driven Off
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

ASSAULT and Battery Samuel weinsburgb.
yesterday assaulted man at or near the Viz.
ginia House. Hewas arrested by officer Scross
gins and fined S., by Aid. Duty. Not having
the wherewithal to meet tho penalty incurred
by his offending, he was sent to jail. a. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19
Needed hep tented I t. "a nothing but his name.

We shall find ii, !.cG of subjects for the dis
play of this heavenly virtue. We have our full
share of the poor, as those who 'circulate''
about the city are amply convinced. We doubt
not that many of our poor are at this moment
suffering from actual want, with little prospect
of relief. Many fatherless child, widowed
mother and friendless invalid has appealed,
"Givo us this day our daily bread" without
meeting a response. 1t is only too true that
rich folks never failto find some reason Why the
poor deserve their miseries. We hope such
illlberallty will not now be INDUCED Letthose
who live christian life meet the poor with
Kindness aud open hands and hearts, and a just
reward will be forth coming. Prayers will go
up to heaven from the abodes of penury, and
blessing will come down upon the cheerful giver
whom God loves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

C1IoAeo, Nov. 49, Official plurality Of. Mil
Ter, Republican State Treasurer, t6irty.five
Dougherty, Administration candidate, Ave
thousand and twenty-one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19
-uy-FREEWn-ls5.

LYsIs, OLD Sores, sCALD t;HEAD,t BURNS AND
soAItpS STIFF JOINTS SORE THROAT STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, sIYOLLRN,I ISLANDS,
PILES, OR ouTANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
=. RRAG CPS ARCTIC LINN KNIT.
And get the Bnited sI6tes JoarnII Free.
~ tl4l & sTtq}e---5 Uessili ; al 5g5i
ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.
propFsoss saa entitled s s BY
notice at our hands and although We dislike Newspaper
this instance card anu
evidently has set'taFy origin, these dntsrSsed GEN
te1Sn their atiels implanted So RAPIDLY
tory to follow seFdtis but that Dr. a
published a card hat he con-
neeuon With the Mustang, and would hold hmsef re.
sponsble for It's deteHorated quality or for the Injuries
ne maP fas a, sss T BFsFss with which
son Of that name having IN Imminent
been Owned by Oliver T. Bragg and 81 BurroTes doing
business under the style Of Bragg Burrowes, aud the
only connection Dr. Bragg had with WAS In the sim
pie tactthRt he Invented Il, lffssl
Since inyenting the Mustang, Or Bragg hashad many
mat IN his matnred manhood he could produce better
than IN MS comparatively inexperienced youth-
me instantaneous success OF DragR'9 Arctic Imminent
Wherever u WAS bears conclusive testIm6ny
Sas sne Iact Before the Arctic Linlment had
been introduced six It had superseded all other
lniments including the AIustahg IntRe mtatllne sDu-
rious article OF Mustang made its appearance In the
Market put up externally exactly like genuine had
Dr. Bragg was constantly By from various
f 80 M neS used TINS and Injurious aEt
ne mistaken impression tIat heEas proprietor II
BTaEg 1. to be his set the matter be-
lore the public In card announcing th1te had no
that was. his affair, with have
othng 20 do The Haunt Of the e4ors that
theyare well known The business Community most
amusing TO those who know Eeir status The trouble is
ey Well Their motive In Tie card alluded
20 Is they aFke to their cheaply made
superseded by DfagBs Arctic Linineht an
article sogrea its supsrior but which they alct 10 con-
sd @ this alsefaon they
large sum LOT Its suppression, and failing that
are now extending much money for beRspaper cards in
he vain attenn 70 rsuade the public that Tie Arctic Lin.
nleut's q Iaiure The public easily gupd an
these gentlemen suppose readily comprehend that
such failure rs these persons pre-
tend they would lie the disturb its obVInn
Inc TACT y that they the
prosperity OIL their article, they may he for
they know that for article attain the eel
ebrity OF BRAGGs ARCTIC EINIhENT, POSSES an
ntrlnsis value capable Of positive demonstrations anu
tneT only hope y In SO abusing 1t people may
rom trying III wen assured that II they once
tested It's merits they could be induced To use
me M9stang In conclusion claim that Arctic Lin
Is the best article ever offered public and tak
It VIII bear trumPhanty evCrytest that may De Ied
20 ls.z-zszs BIB kEf5az& BuRRoWKS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
4nosder 1stter-The Captain of the steam

Another Lstter-The Captain of the steam /.
boat Creole writes as follows: =
Dk. A. S. ToDp.1=Deqr Sir: 1 have for
numbered I years, used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-a
~ valuable. use but little other medicine in
my family. Lind them safe, easy their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach and bowies, 2
knowledge of =
have also used them. for many years on.1nv Z !.
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. have
found them to suit the bilious diseases of5the2
South, better than any other medicine have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
Oct. l6, 1858. JosEpn RICHARDSON. q
i. H. Logan & Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford's T,ivar In
vigorator'in another coI,lr,,, = " - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Pn1nADELPP1A, Nov. -Ibankseiyines t,av
has been generally observed. In the morning
church service was largely attended and In the
afternoon and evening places ofsamusement are
crowded. The streets were well filed but there
was no unusual excitement or disturbances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

d Fearful Leap.-A most remarkable Incl.
dent occurred on Wednesday morning Inst -
the Depot of the Little Miami Railroad II Din.
cinnatf Two engines came in collision. Before
they struck the man in charge of one of the
machines, reversed ana left it. The impetus
given to this engine by the collision, together
with the force of the reversed power, started i
back towards the depot with the velocity of a
rocket 1t went at therate of seventy-five mics
an hour, upon track leading, directly towards
train of cars containing one hundred persons.
an accidental change of a switch sent it THROUGH
the depot and through an ls inch brick wall, and
then it leaPed, tender and all, a distance Of
s'usnty-gtae feet without touching.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19
--Sore pierced by Wlutry Winds,
How many sink into the sordId hut

Now that the checrless winter and the biting
frosts have come again, it behooves our people
to think of exercising that first born virtue of
true rcIigion-charity. We donot mean such
charity as pities starving bird but scatters no
crumbs; nor the charity that covers multi
tude of sins and parades itself before the world.
We mean sr.ch true christian generosity as ex-
ercised by the man who,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF.
A EINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
SALK Of beauty It cannot exist without ue head Of
circular each bottles and no one can doubt see
PROF.. WOODS HAIR feEsTOEs1rEyTej
We call the attention of Ill odd and young TO this Won
derIq which turns back its original color
gray haircoyers the head of the bald with a luxrsnt
the danruG itching, and ali cutapeons
erupAonscauses continual flow The natural Htis.
ts color aud keep It from falling extreme old
the gray, use it, and surely
WI NOT as they value the flowing locks, the wtchnS
thousands. = - ''1S 'UHsue oi
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative In New Ha
tive, a few weeks since: -As9s't
AZ. - DERP sEIyER, CoNN., July %, 1855.
mr. Leayenworth--sr: have been troubled with dan
Ss OF for more than year, my hair
Degan To- come ont scurf and hair together saw in
New Haven paper about Hair Restoraye' as a
os SS gep e store on M q April
ton It was the thing It The scurf and new
az az Ihaye great fait IN It. wish YOU 10 oa ss'G
NEW pe5Ses more the bearer Of this Idon't
. market for many bottles after 1t Is known, here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PnrLADE 1ruIs, Sept. ELSA.
itself The 'front.' ana also thebacE SaIf
OF NY heaa almost fact BALD have
the top Of my head is CROP OF
also receiving
nave tried other vhataar
duce many others to try It. $50 $50 ~
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, MI
| s No. 4e4 Vine street.
PROF. o. WOOD: As You are a5ontt 70 S'Is
and yena your recently Hair
state for have used r.
ana knoEn others to for several ysIs
the haptt OF using other Hair and i
nnd yours vastly superior to Inoa il en-.
s tas ssa on and with months
youthful color and texture. giving 1t
glossy appearances; and all this without Seoori, 5the
sss faat as dress on Would,
ing hne color IN to their hair - - " -
Respeetfuny yours ,f ! WILSON KIiyf. = 81
o. j. WOOD q CO. Proprietars no ep-,5 80
Market street, St Louis, No. sss ~
d3t%EGW-ly-aE9 oc4eessss
Steam to liverpool.
VIE wiz Ell tcketsto and from 81
elpa cities OF Europe, by either or steam pSts
cts before leaving home sAITII / GOV 1TI us6-
Whselins, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Z ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18. -Leavenworth 18th. per
U. S: Express to Booneville.-A large meeting
was held here on Saturday. night for the purpose
of rejoicing over the success of Douglas in hi
nois. Resolutions were offered by Judge Hal.
derman, urging harmony in uniting the democ-
Tacy on the Kansas nominee to the Charleston
Convention. Speeches were made BY Mayor
Denver, Col. Isaacs, Gen'l Eastin and others.
A4detachment of first cavalry. now at CARR.
son port, would shortly proceed to forts Smith,
Washitow and REILLY. i.@' -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-The celebration last night
in honor of the election of Douglas was q grand
affair. A large number of persons were present
from different parts of the State. Torch light
procession wns a mile and a half in length
Senator Douglas made speech, congrat1latins
the democracy on their victory. Number Of
persons in attendance estimated at from eight to
ten thousand. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

ST.. Louis, Nov. 18.-River falling at the rate
of inches . day. All the upper streams re-
ceeding with feet in the channel of the Mis-
souri,; q feet at Dubuque and a feet on lower
rapids Miss. and plenty of water in the Illinois
Weathervery cold along the upper rivers ana
considerable snow fallenat yarions localities
At this point last night, itfroze sufficiently hard
for the mud in the streets to sustain the weight
Of the heaviest wagons. Mercury, 10 q. M,
stands % dogs @
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4eeodentaz .s1oottnq.-o6 s1nd.v oftsTnooa.


Aeeoae''t4S 'Saoottng.-on Sunday afternoon,
adFuakenman, named Jsfre Wilson, Of Barnes.
vile, Belmont CO., Ohio, took down, his gun and
commenced blowing the barrel, in order to +
ascertain whether it was loaded, at the same
time putting his foot upon the hammer. His
foot slipped, the hammer struck the tube, and
the load was discharged The ball entered the
mouth, knocking out four teeth, passing through
the soft palat," and lodging in the t:palatiness
bone" The wounded man bled profuselybefore
medical aid was procured We. learnthat win
isOn. will probably recover, although the wound
is severe one.
The Fugtop 0ity.-Itis said that this good .
new boat will be q total loss She is said to be
completely broken up and ruined. Capt. Brick.
ell was saving whatexer he could from thu Ia
wreck. There will be but little of her freight
recovered from the lower deck. That which
remained above the water was removed.
arrest Of aras5szl- This notorious horse
thief, who was confined for along timelin this
city and who escaped fromTthel ST. Olairsyillo
Jail last week, was captured iuf CINCINNATI on
Monday last, by the police of that city. Sheriff
Anderson of st. CIairsyile, for Cincin-
natl and returned to Bridgeport last night, bav- 3
ing the thief in charge
fEr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

LAUaHI1Ns BusHPIEID Agent for w5ss1i5.. "a.
gists generals. - ss+ 4 ssna ~ Drug
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HIry1,yorJ

The great popularity Of roma
the should guard mr.
choslng BonOt persuaded TO buy anythnR eiss
Hoilahd Btters fslr triai 81,
sc y0 nov Inn superior II Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

!, WASHINGTON, Nov. The steamer Arctic
started ted yesterday from the Washington Navy
Yard for Pensacola with the officers ndrcrew Of
the Metacomet, but owing to her machinery
being strained and thrown, out ofiine by enta9.
clement with the shore cable, she had toaput
back for repairs. -, - =!
Benz, +. Gibbs has been appointed assistant
surgeon'in=the Navy, vice NJ. Brown, resigned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigoratorin another column. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Itoms.-Mr. Smith, of Allegheny Seminary.
has been chosen to fill the pulpit in Wellsburg,
Pa, vacated by the removal of Rev. Dublin to
Fulton county, Ill.,
a child of Mr.. c. NJ. Reed, bookseller at
Washington, Pa, was quito severely burned on.
Monday by the fame of candle SCI ting on fire
a cotton garment which the child at the time
had on. TWAS feared at first that the injury
might prove fatal, but the little sufferer is now
believed to be out of danger.
A slight fire occurred at the Famale Seminary
IN Washington, on Thursday, but was extin-
sulsnea without damage. ~ zfzd-5 a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

wAsHrsa1r,o5ss, Nov g. THE damage to fine
steamertA rctic9is less than was at first Supposed
She left today for Pensacola, g5 ts5s Ff'
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Sold at 81 800 bottle, or six boteg Tor $ az ~
S0ketropTtet0f0, MIN pa T w sue
= Misunderstanding Phatmaeeuliss and c6eiaIsts
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The rtosr is falling here with about Eve feet
water IN the channel. The great steamer james
W. was taking in freight here yesterday. and
i 81 1ast night with two large barges inflow, for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

BERlIN, CoSN., Nov. 18.-Harts hardware!
manutactory was destroyed by fire last night
Loss $50, 600 which is principally insured in
Providence, R; l., Offices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Late Papers-We are again indebted to Mr..
Dairymplc, of the Adams. Express COMPANY
for more late papers. This time thew came
wrapped around largo plug of tobacco
Dad" is always neck and neck if not ahead of
the mail - i,' - ~ : 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

5Isau TO IiWerpool.
Hk subseribers VIII sen ticketstO and from ali ~
y elpa cities OF Europe, by eherSai or steam pSsiIs
md 1t to their advantage to ss
cts before leaving home EAJjiTI 4 fSIynSS ucS-
Hhselins, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

olScINNATI, Nov. 18th River stationary
Weather clondy. Mer. SO. ,ss''S'''
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Commissioner,s Sale -

IOURsUAET ito decree of the Circuit Court for ,b,b
Lnaae at the Fan term, 1885, In the case Of
M sell the third day Of DsesnSs E
'front.' 99r OF the Court 60 ID county 81 10
ScloeE a. NJ the following deterfbed propertySi9i s
OF Lot numbered one hundred and foIT fl1S
vest side Of idtket street. and upon II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

Y lEDlAEAPoIls, Nov. 1s.-A large and eotllu
siastic meeting was held at Masonic Hall TO.
night, m honor, of the election, of Judge Dong.
laspf Ill, Speeches made by Hon. j. e: Davis.
H Hon =, Palmer and others Streets illumi.
nateassEi b bonfres, fire works, Be- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

The Agent for Prof wood,sair Restorative In New Ts
following letter regard Tie Restora
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B.LI SIS e @ a MPBEI

Feed Of ali dnds Balsd Hay &c in store and f
sN .s 81 MATHEW AdoNABB. -
s9 y Wheeling, Va.
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Just Received by Express
ROIHERlot those new and desirable stTIasof pa IN
4 AND n1GLEh which We are prepared to
MAKE up 20 order, at notice, best
EeEytoWS AZ our new Store Room, No. 102 Main 81
.WHRELERsLGIAKINgy ff
H0lES Merchant FafI6rS =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

vrsEzuELA.-A gentleman who left L'gusyra on
the lth ut communicates to so ne interesting and
important intelligence from Venezuela. THere were
at the time he left, one English and two French men
Cfwar at Lsgusyra, and they had sent q message to
the Government to deliver to them J. NJ Monagas
THE late PresceDt) within the space of forty eight
hours. or they should blockade the port. They re-
ceiyed an answer from Gen Castro to the effect that
the Government did not want f1rty-eight hours but
sent the decision of tue anti-MOnsgas party imme-
dstely which was that account would they give
up MOI agss to any person: He was feDez aelan,
and pette r the French nor English had any right to
interfere.
Mir. Ames the American Minister at Caracas has
taken bold stand against the French and English
Ministers and declared outright that be would not
oour tenatce auy such proceedings on their part Is
the int nton Of the Government to adopt the Amer
can system of government
TIE grea. National Convention 4 10 be held in Va
lencs on the 9Th Of July, at which time all matters
wi be regulated for the future government of the
county.
The reason the French Minister interests himself so
much TO get Monssss away fiom Venezuela and out
Of Danger is that he has received the snug sun Of
about $50 000 ard, it is reported is terms OF Pc
cusr intimacy with the late Presidents d.ughter.
Boston Journal.