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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

A Devil IN THE HoRsE.-In New York, on
Monday, horse belonging to Street Commits
sioner Delvin, ran away, and after performing
various feats, became detached from the wagon,
and made toward the porter house known as the
'El Dorado" entered the house, and stumbling
against n sofa, fell down, completely destroying
it. lie soon rose, however, and started toward
the bar, but changing his course, rushed against
a back window, and rearing OH his hind legs,
dashed through smashing glass, sash, and eve
rythng in his way. He alighted the flags
below, having fallen the distance of about TWEEN
ty feet, but was only slightly injured. After
some difficulty he was raised from the flags, when
he deliberately walked up the steps of the oys-
ter saloon into the street, where he taken to
his owner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

INSURANCE. NOT SUnE-'rhe California cores
pondencc of the New York Duly Times has the
assurance to get off the following or Insurance
Companies:
Bankers arc but men, and very much like
Insurance offices, where the principle Is to be-
licve every man thief or swindler until he can
prove otherwise, and they are steptical beyond
liful system. tried it once, nsu ed vessel
repaired under the eye of their agent On set
Element they treated me to a treatise on 'Jet-
SOM, "flotsom, "gcneralaverage, navigation, y
and several other sciences A broker rendered
a beautiful document all figured over and ruled
in red ink, and we settled. They first charged
what ] had paid for repairs, then charged il
back to the vessel-then charged the vessel the
difference between what she then was mud for
mcrly was not--then deducted what she ought
to have been-charged me back the Insurance
had paid, and having by some error n small
balance in my favor, they gave that to the brok-
er for making out the papers. Not being
scientific mathematician, | took the document
home and figured all day it, and the result
stood thus: j had been allowed the privilege
of repairing my own vessel at my own cost-to
pay two notes not half due, and put $50 in
Broker Jones pocket for the concoctiOn Of all
the mysteries of Daboll simmered down in red
ink and tied it up very lastly with green ribbon.
IL Is very pretty thng-I have it vet; aud if
am ever sentenced to solitary confinement in
Sing Sing, want the privilege of taking the
document with me. In ten or fifteen years /
might begin to comprehend It."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Considerable excitement prevails in Philn-
dolphin, on account of the discovery of pro-
onble conspiracy between an under Sheriff and
other officers, topaek a jury, by whose verdict
a man named Freeth, tried for murder, has es-
capped conviction. The officers have been held
for trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL
T LANGPRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
- maker has removed his shop opposite his
Main ST, the verandah he sin soel,es tie
patronage OF the Publlc intending his
Itself lar9-sml J. LANGPBIED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

THE Great anti-Lecompton Convention at
Chicago, is arranged to take place on the FIRST
Monday in May, and win probably call out IS
large an outpouring of the masses, as has
been assembled at any time within the last
twenty years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
CHOICE AND SELECT!
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
by virtue Of deed OF Isaas Parlsa
~ dated the 9S3 day q September, A d. ISL ana
sord in the Clerks oier Of Ohio County C0sEt ~ = -
Book No g. folio 4ss, viii sell public auction o. -
day OF May, D. 1855. the front door Of the C0r
OF Ohio county, IN the city Of HbeeiinE, virginia ~
real estate gTanted and conveyed 20 ne IN sad
trust ~ described SAID deed, that s
lot being the North 35i lrty six IN -
aadttion 70 the city % " hefllng. and stuatrd on
vest corner Of ChAp'ine aud Mai shall streeff i hs
same property conveyed BY JOstPh GTaves ard 80
vile, y deed bearing date September =. " 49,
Terms Of sac inAde knoun the dag Of szis- ,..l,
selling As Trustee, Il SHALL convey only sneh IL
mIsi-'Fp GIBSON l. cRASAIEE Tr s,is---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

TnE supply Of. fresh fish at Norfolk, vas un-
usually large on Friday last. The best shad
sold Mt 20 cents each, and the smaller sizes as
'oIF as 10 and lsI cents each
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
" ? ErNDsSBERs, n. D. T. =. uuIIrHsN ~ ActLiHs.
DENTAL SURGERY
FUEDENBERG & HULEIEENS
sICCEsS0RS 10
DIR. S. p. HULLIHEN.
:. $ '.4''.''' / New 6 FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETT & wTNCHELL, dentists, M
MaTketS.reet ,opPosi;e shin toH Hall, Whss
IEIIHriiHgVa.
Dr. winehel being eompsiieah by his rapidly ineFeas
business to add TO his facilities doing the same
pleasuTein Informing his public
formed n business connection with y s asTlett u.
tai profession
ufceal and Mechanical D-ntIstTy-ar familiar uh, III
practice slthe latest improvements OF the Denial art,
that for beauty, durability and practical
their Artificial Teeth shaIinot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure aHd
comfort Of Artificial Te the Tread sf
ing experienced during ne preliminary
ton the old teeth and roots, Informed that by
process entirely unlike ChioTooTm Ether. EnI ap-cs
ble in most eases and ga all teeth
extracted EithOEI pain.
Any Information ADVICE appertatning their pFofrs
sion they will he pleased to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth.
~ Oflee open At all hours. <erIG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

1900
The Kansas Bill AS PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
The first section of Mr.. Crittepden's substitute
is as follows;
"Section l. That the State of Kansas be and
is hereby admitted into the Union ON nm equal
footing with the original States in all respects
whatever; but inasmnch as it is greatly disputed
whether the constitution with which Kansas Is
now admitted was fairly made or expresses the
will of the people of Kansa, this admission Of
her into the Union as State is here declared to
be upon this fundamental condition precedent
namely: That the said constitutional instru-
nient shall be first submitted to vote of the
people of Kansas and assentcd to by them a
majority of the voters at an election to be held
for the purpose: and as soon as such assent
shall be given and duly made known to the
President of the United States, he shall announce
by proclamation, and thereafter, and without
any further proceedings on the part of Congress,
the admission of the said State of Kansas into
the Union on equal footing with the original
States, in all respects whatever, shall be COM
piete and absolute. At the said election the
voting shall be by ballot and by endorsing on
his ballot, as each voter may please 'for the
constitution" OF against the constitution n
Should the said constitution be rejected at the
said election by a majority of votes being cast
against it, then, and In that event, the inhabit
ants ofsaid Territory are hereby authorized and
empowered to form for themselves constitution
and State Government by the name of the State
of Kansas, preparatory to Its admission into the
Union according to the Federal constitution, and
10 that end may elect delegates to convention
rs hereinafter provided
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

scARLEF TRowsERs.-Tbe Bnlmoral is not
alone in its flaming glory. 1t is not to be a.
lowed to monopolize all the scarlet, as the fol-
lowing from New York paper will show:
A novelty in feminine costume, more startling
and revolutionary than the red petticoat, made
its appearance in Broadway on Wednesday,
We refer to scarlet trowsers, cut, as for as a
casual observer could judge, altogether Ia
7HTque, buttoned closely around the ankle, and
producing very brilliant and impressive effect
Whether it is an imported fashion, invented
like crinOline by an Empress, or like the Bal
moral petticoat by a Queen, or whether like the
Boomer, 1T is a creation of native genius in our
ignorance on such subjects we are totally una
bic TO say. But we can testify to the comhina-
ton of Oriental mngnifcence with Occidental
comfort by which this particular pair of talnin-
goes seemed TO he charactezed; and TO the grace
with which, by an elevation of sundry other
garments rendered necessary from the muddy
condition of the streets, they were iauntily dis
played. VIII this new mode meet with gener-
nj appreciation. This is question which it
were rashneSs to answer. Who can tell what
viii or will not be the next direction orcapri
cious fashion,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
DENTISTRY

undersigned respectfully iafo.m the public thatthey
have associated together practice
Of Dentistry. Their ofse Market street
Monroe AMI Union Sts) where thee Will he happy
their frienIs and all others Wishing the services -
Dentist.
They both students andfor 'veraI the assist
Of the late Dr. Hsiheu the senior partner has
been constantly engaged in the practice himself for the
last eleven years airing which lsiu
ted with Of the leading Dentists In almost all ~
cities OF the United Stats, aud has ftEiiliarisrd imsc
with their various pceiaritics operating They tgr
fore feel being give
20 all who may favor them with their PATRONAGE.
ARR. ROBERTSON N. D.
Wheeling, Nov Is, 1857 JAMES ORR.
" BNIessrE r. o. take pleasure in referring, b.
mission. to the following gentlemen:
" r. Weed, ID. ~ Hon. Geo W. hompsnn, His Hon. Alfd
CIdvveli Morgan Nelson, ESQ, -. NJ EoG, Es DR. John
Friss@li, nr. WI. Bates Dr. r. ~. Cumr1ins, DR. e. ,.
Hildreth DR. ;. Toll Tailant DriapIan. John
ESQ. M.Clsllens, Knox Co, Marsh Taylor. noyl?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
CnEOPLAsTIO PRoCNss.
An Tmprovement 1n Meohanioal pentI

IN
DIR G. W. MOORE would respectiui!-
49, inform the citizens OF Wheeling tie
OIffYYVA public generally, that having just rtturut
from baltimore, where from peTFOral t.
struetinn from the PAsntee, D.. a A. iAny- r from Dr.
Church, Demonstration Of Operative Dentistry the Hj
iaOre Dental College, and having purchased tn rigi
the above named Improvement, h. prepared
70 intraU-e his patrons this ulsthgd tie
practice % Dentistry This process sIrpasse- ra
tiee, ia the following particulars
1st. II absolutely accurate the aIt
consequently - the mouth.
% AZ spaces eft for the lojgmeBt Of fool ne
Feeretons, this W0sk Is for its ceanin.s
81 Partial sets, from full SCI. b. nsert't
with perfect success without the lss syHg,
which destructive 70 the natural organs aud uGhf
be Unframed b. every operator regarding h= Eoel
Of his patients.
4h 10 point Of strength it vast superiority
s.h Prom its niss aaptatiou it feels light In properties
to It's weight
The pubic ere invited % call and specimens
Dr. ". has purchased TIE exclusive right for cy %
Wlrsilus, and Is AsO authorized 70 sell rights oh7 i
Virginia.
G1iss Reay fhs n e Gissrei. Gsapliss S,ss. C.si,'
Whtsiil9. ri.s4-Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

m. O(l0 BOLTS WALL PAPEll-The ssst assortment
gil price from "Fip to One Dollar bolt. This stock
is al nee and in good order, soid Those in
want Of good and cheap article viii piease and
"' sss my stock &c n hA Ils s1i a 8
Sn PIECES OF New Velvet Tapestry, and Brussels Car.
')O p-t-souie add beautiful patterns which have
never been out before jat received sale reduced
prices. J. @. HARBOUR, 10
uDS 80. tE3 Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
For Rent

'I'HAf desirable property nssy ut. Wool Ce1lstsrv
L known a. the kH- property. The dErilfu- cout,lI
suIleent aeeommoda'ions for large family. Tae 10
contains tEo acres, lhcl eouhi be made coed t,ar
garden Also good orchard, ke and an lately erriss
with An excellent fence F"r terms apply 70
lal4l-l A 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

UNCLE ToN-said to be the vertible hero Of
Mrs. Stoves book, turned up at prayer meet
ing, in the old South Chapel. Boston, Thursday
He spoke as follows
He didn't know what he could say to make
the meeting more Interesting but, said le,
"the greatest thing can say is that knoY /
am saved Forty seven years ago, was sived
while was in chains and slavery. I dragged
Jesus used to hate my master and sought
to destroy him, but after was converted I
prayed for him. prayed for hin, as long, MS /
STAYED with him. A Inan is perfectly safe when
IN Gods hands, but he is safe in no other" He
then stated that Providence had given TO him n
name that was dear to them all-Unole Tom
He wouldn't have a heart within him that
didn't love u white man as well Us black one
ard black man well as white one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

TINS South American News, by the Northern
Light, has for its leading features nothing but
wars and rumors of wars,-fresh illustrations all
of the apparent utter impOssibility of ever. es-
tnblishing, for any length of time, peace and
free government among the degenerate races in
habiting the Spanish American Republics $50
calledl The truth is, the priests and the poll
ticians are too much for the people there
thepeoplc generally being 50 far behind in in
tclligence, that they become the easy victims
of the craft and demagoguism Of the ambitious
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Shawls and Mantillas.
Inn GRAPE SIIATLS, Of recent importa ton n ols mn
1S'O 20 50 dollars The Rve Dollar Grape shaEs Ehite
either plain or snbIoidoTtd are fully worth SO
SILK SHAWLS-Piain black. and eolored
THIBIr SHAWIS, Rack and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also, a few b zl colored and white
STELLA SiIAWLS 10. OF the handsouest ever offered
in this city, with Aolre, Rroehs and Printed Borders
200 observation-disclosures every style In market seh
Chantily Lace ard SIX (ebroIdered and pisFn9 &c
at very Great Bargainss At ALRX- HEYMAN's.
aps-Sm 18I Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
Carnats.

1o PIECES of the sse.. s,siss and assortment Of Cal
llIO ors Of HELHELIlHG, BRUSSELS, THREE m y
LHCRALN, ZIG URED, STRIPED aud RAG OARPETS.
VIII sen an excellent quality - Carpet IS cent ngr
yard, and do superior figured for 81 cents Supen- ply
Carpet Al only Sll9 per yaueheaPer than any Ehsre
ing, - vide, for only . yard extra quality
Rag Csrpet, a. vide, for 25 cents t'
Very nue. Hearth Rugs Yards long only 20
worth 10 reality g.. [apS-9ml ALEX HEYMaN =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

CEVERAL desirable DWELLINGS or Wheeling Island TlseJ
y areplsAsaniy situated tile River Baut CONN AMI
ing Beautiful vieE OF The eity, the 70. sewers
miles osl0w the city sod PLANK walk the rse
the door Good garden plats vita tenement
isnl5 srSxE z THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

o. b. MArrEsoN.--The Editor of the Ohio
State Journal, in letter from Washington City.
thus speaks of the notorious NIatteSon:
l met Matteson the other day in the Capito,
He looks good deal broken down. He has
grown ten years older in appearances since saw
him here two years ago. am glad that he has
some inward monitor to punish him, for he an.
pears insensible 10 shame. He was in the
House when his case was ander consideration
when Craig, OF North Carolina, said in reply to
Seward, "fllat every legislative body had a
right to protect itself from contact with scoun-
dreis,' andmuch more of the same sort. II did
not appear to affect him He will we trust bo
a warning tn all future time to men entrusted
with power to act honestly, and to keep their
hands clean, and their hearts pure 80 ono
speaks to him IN the House that can see. nor
have seen him spoken to in the Hobbies. Ic
is avoided when he passes; people turn round
and point him out as ''the scOuntrel Matteson.n
1t is said that he Intends TO resign his seat and
retire to private life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

that Of the modern racs horse-but where tho
istte- ~onld be in day journey with man
OF lis bsck, and without either food or water,
the intelligent reader may well conjecture. The
Arab, as race, has not degenerated one iota
since the days Of Ishmaei, as is satisfactorily
shown by the extraordinary performance of the
horse Of Abd.el Ksdir, who carried his master
two hundred and forty miles in twenty four
hours when pursued by the enemy. Such is the
testimony OF Aed-eLKadir, and suoh are tbs
horses We want in this country. The Emir re-
lates shat is within his own knowledge, aad
his statements are entitled to greater weight
than the crude speoula.ions Of travelled thee
risss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

STATE POIITICS-IHE PROSPECTS Or THE An
MrSIsTRATIoN DEAoCRACY.-The failure to bring
abour fusion of the republican and American
parties at Syracuse has left the feid open to the
administration democrats, in the election of
State ticket, ard if they act with prudence in
The selection Of candidate for Governor at the
approaching Convention on the 18th, there Is
little danger Of defeat. The administration
democrats throughout the entire State, with tina
exception Of this city alone, are united. Here
there il an angry quarrel among them, and al
ways will be- The defeat of Fernando Wood
last year has left an undying bitterness. in the
ranks Of the democracy, and the Tammany and
anti Tanmany factions are at each others
throafs. There will be two sets of delegates
claiming admission to the Convention at Syrsr
cuse; but if that body acts wisely, it will do ~
it did last year-admit portion of both, and In
sist that they shall settle their contemplate To-
cal quarreis sthome. The party in this city ia
divided into so many corrupt factions-each
hungry for the spoAs Of the Custom House, the
fat Cooperation offices, and so forth-that they
will fight in sany event; but there is strength
enough and unity enough in the administration
democrats all through the State to nullify the
evils arising from their divisions, as far as the
SAFETY Of the State ticket is concerned.
There is no doubt that we shall have two
tickets for county ofdcersfrom the administration
party, and as it is quite likely that the republi-
cans and Americans in this city will follow the
example Of the delegates at Syracuse and refuse
to unite, unless the cohesive power Of public
plumber" shall force the parties into conjunction,
we will probably have four tickets at the Novem-
Der election-twofr from the administration demo-
Gratis, one from the republicans, and one from
the Americans. Out Of these the taxpayers,
if they do not nominate ticket of their own,
may have an opportunity of selecting some
competent men to eli the most responsible
ofice.-that Of Comptroller for example, tn,
most important Of all, who, whatever be his party
politics, should be an honest and resolute
man, capable alike Of disbursing the fnauces
Of the city with fidelity and economy and of
protecting the treasury from the hands Of
thieves and rsscals.
With regard to tie election Of Governor and
other State officials, the administration party
have now "a clear stage and no favor before
them. II the Convention unites upon a ct candi-
date for Governor-and Judge Parker is lust the
one. practical man, ard hearty supporter of
the administration-andi il 1t excludes every con-
sideration of the qusrreIs which exist In this
city from il councils, there can be no difficulty
in the way q the success Of the administration
democracy at the coming election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Accident on The stenbcnyiIIe and Inds-
ana Railroad.

Aht OF Nnc StfNDeNttfIe and In1l-
ana Railroad.
P7rspvfc, sept II, 1873
The runor IN regard to tSs rsrc.d aocideu; near s.su
bstyils sore greatly exaggerated. A despatch fran
janis G. Norris, Secretary OF the s,subenyle AID Ia,
Raircad says;"A bridge broke near tns frs, sua-
re, bot vii be rsacy tcr passing today AL sns pa,ssn
se's ~tniea tins ncTnlS, exssp man. Who bal sotu
legs broken Conductor koorey m. severe assh Gu, an
the head The baggage MASTER getty hurte James
Elem ne, corsarrtve ersipesr who ~ss On the tram
but rct On duty vn a'so badly burt Other passsrSe<s
were slssiy injured, bnl were abba to isAvep. .
Arc<her cerrstb, just received ssys-,rhe scc..cus
ocSurec ssvtntsen raes west q SteaOenylle EtAs
crossing inc bridge car ard The rear -nxa, uupsa
from the track, knocking o., sone Of shs nah to.
bers, wssa the btose gave way. The baxxaxs
car and treat passenger ca went down win ,ns
the fcseteo Twelve fes the rear end Of tho us, ,s
nElng CT TIE aSr:insnt TIE frat car Was conpis.siy
broken up and the ssa n the car we're bricks from
their fasseuns-. TIC fe-sons ures s-syr Mecssy.
TIE oondrcicr, head cci Nr Roach CT Iou.syile BON
legs broken. Mr. T. J. Cornell, baggage rss,er vr,s,
s-ransc; Rss VIZ Wstsco, n AE.sere,r Eakio sprala
e.; rr. Jsnes Jacoes, OF haysyine, Ky: M Andrew
Al lsrscn 81 Barr son ccrnsy, Que; Mn wainwright Of
Nov jersey Nr = G, Gil, u Dayton, Oa'o rrs Mors.
dlis, G Xsti' GAO, Elss IyoIs q Erxsbsshesr es~
Jertcs; III Aer, Ct 3e.levile, Arsassas: Rev NJ J.
dvmrs!ty us ias!, a NevAsk, Quo. III ". q Moore.
of kcr, luciaTs, Nr J, r. Draper o. Daayle f,nola.
csfiAia ". I Rsrv, q Paseurf MI Oliver Osnsby, OF
ycvny. rrtsna. tri many others Who eccgned 10 iva
;bsr se1s severely bruised and oherws. mural
Jessih Fsr3irg o: zaresvfl.s, oAo. vas fsi.iIy ID.
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TtsfC were also 10 deaths q congestion OF the
brain E q congestion Of the lungs 8 Of Group. Of
tyrbus fever. Of disease Ct the heart Is Of whoop
i8e cough, # tSethirg o. smallpox ii Of pre-.
atu-a births 90 stillborn ard q deaths from VIC
lent causes, including l murder, suicides, and
C.-wuej
Tie following ! classification Of the diseases
a5G the number Of dCatbs in each class q disease
,tu.~e.. IA
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Our speeiai Washington Despatch.

WAssrrCTos, Sept. II, 1858.
C.ruknor CtGiss steedmar has been annotated
Lighthouse rsrscior O. tie Pr ,deJpha district v,o,
ccmu s1ser Yatc, detacted.
Lieutenant kercomb has beer Transferred f,or, A.
NAVY YARD, New York, 70 the Receiving sAp North Cara,
Ina
Lsu,srsn, yAses r. Duncan hss sees ordered 10 IN,
New Yors NAVY Yard.
The revenue II 20 nuch imp-ovizg tast he y,sasu-v
REPAYMENT does rot Anticipate toe necessity CT assin
Aly more oars
ne rrr,iert u pessonsiy paying special attention 70
tsc military txredihos 10 BE- s.rs urder General Usruev
against 'be fncsrs In washinoE and Oregon rsrrorss
sre 70 TIE exred:on preparing against Paraguay ssvs
~ o. tie Secretaries Tor 70 the Waite Houss
to.cav.
Gen Hnrey vii sail Tor The Pacific on the sc,h iass
Re VII have force o. about three thousand msn whsc
All The conirsents arrive. he Expects 10 mako short
work OF th's rew IIeian war.
Nh. wesesyo.t, of New York, Al the Navy Depart
70 day and says he viii the Brcokyr sIoop Of
war finished aud ready Tor her trial trip within t-S
mo1ihs
Tie ovsr.nd . roulns 70 The Paccc aide OF the cont
nent which Postmaster General Brown has beer 20 indie
fssratle m maturing all arranged and VIII oonmssce
service ne,l mouth,
Or Thomas Rarney, o. New York, has been sppc,ntsd
by tbs President sTeca agent 70 accompany The recap
tyed Africans and deliver them 10 she authorities cf Is
IBERIA lie is well known in connection with the enter.
rrise Tor establishing line o. steamers between We
United states snd Brazil which he will co1lioue 10 press
si the cert session Of Congress-