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! AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

MN X. r0sTEk. ESQ, Il the Agent for the DAILY
DBfAfca In Norfolk, the circulation Of the paper
there having increased 10 IN extent demanding per,
sonai attention TO iss distribution the coiiec''n
fuee. n
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&C. VERY PARTICULAR NoTIeE TO MI FRIENDS,
CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY This is to
inform you that am now prepared to manufacture
Ladies'. Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses Doors, SHoEs
and CATERS, of every description. Having now
hand the best materials that can be bought In the
European markets. and also the best Of materials of
American manufacture making in oil my Stock of
Materials the best that be had; and having now
in my employ the best workmen that this country
produce that if cannot furnish to my friends
and customers and the public with good Doors and
SHOES. would like to know who can.
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mTo MAKE Coop BIscuIrs,

xS 10 MAKE UOoD BISCUITS,
Use Samples Infallible Baking Powder.
To make good Batter Cakes.
Use Semples Infallible Baking Powder,
To make good Buckw heat Cakes,
Use Semple's Infallibls Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry.
Use Sempe's Infallible Baking Powder.
For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W. 9ARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
ia l5-ts ..s
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MARINE INTHLLIoHNCH.

Fsys ef RieAmoax, San. fs.-Hgh Nssv s1z gar.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocshontss. Travers. BALTIMORE mdss,
schr W ssuvgt. Scott. Eastern shore, potatoes
achr Fcar Sisters Roberts. Eastern Shore. potatoes
sthr Charles, -. James river. lumber. james
SAILED,
schr Richmond, James. New York, mdse. ID
Curris.
Colquitt Co.
Bark Marian. Homewood. from Richmond. arrived
on Ruenos Ayres Nov. IL.
schr Rebecca. woglam, for City Point. arrived q.
New York 18th inst.
Z Brig W r. Sawyer. Sawyer frofn Rcheiond. with
coal aud railroad ir n, arrived NJ Chariestoa g. C.,
18th inst.
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The appointment of John B. Cary, as Surveyor
| of the port of Hampton, Va, has been confirmed.
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uus.ar wsber phiIip2 Watkins Jss
- nMssar Wsfkins phil WarrenJU
Wallsmsos a q white 3 Williams DOS
Winston Jos Walton kopt psn
WestJL2 WESLEY ia 49,
Winston j a Willlams oos 1921
Whites Jas Walden Tho n w ~1sa
Werner Fesr Wilkinson "cHs ~
Wilkinson Jas
Young Chris Young Jno Yeatmsn u
N INITIALS "a
Iad;eu' Re9,ster-Edltor Biblical Recorder
4. ,e--tt THO3. y. BIGGER. p. N.
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nEC. B. BARRET, formerly with
Messrs Bipford. Mayo Blair, desires TO retain his
sincere thanks to his friends and acquaintances who
patronized him 40 kindly while there, and begs to
inform them that he is now l0catsd at Messrs.
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP'S. where he will be
heppy TO see them ia l5-dl2t&cwIts
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING.

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING.
", on MARSHALL, BETWEEN, sen AND GIN
the new and very desirable residence, located as
above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. w L. Waring-
1t Is well Furnished; having 10 rocnF besides large
accommodations for servants besides being supplied
with gas and city water. IL immediate application
be made, IL will bc sold ut reasonable price, and
ia 16-6t G0DDIN Il APPEnS0N,
T IME, LIME, LIME.-TO FARMERS.
~ BRICKLAYERs, AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE, WELL BURNT SHELL LIME.
am prepared to furnish LIME nj my kilns in any
quantity. low, lower than IL can be purchased
in this city. deliver II NJ any of the railroad de-
potts. and will deliver to Farmers with my own
carts. in this vicinity. Persons in want of Lime
win please leave their orders at the kiln on the ca
nal, opposite Tredegar Iron Works, at Mr. John j.
at Ill mARw vIes No. Is Mann Mann
street by letter directed to the Of Smith 81
HARDWOOD. ia l6-lm* VIM. SMITH. !
LOGS! HOGS!! E!-The sub
full supply d H aes
he will cell foot dresed TO suit purchaser and
can be found at the Lower Market every morning
from to O'Clock. orat N. NJ Lees Mayo street, at
night. HENRY OVERLEY.
CLOCKS FOR SALE.
~ 1900 VIRGINIA STATE
e shares s sssR oF yfRa aSsYsAsoE CO.
% y" PARMERs, BANK OF VIRGINIA
ja,s-s. ''AAos : iAi bises;i..
NTOLAsSES.-30 bills. prime New
w Orleans Molasses. receiving and for sale By
jals. LEWIS n, WEBB : co.
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- FOR MISSES AND Chill
DREN.-Just received beautiful lot of
misses and Childrens French Lasting Button CATERS
thick soles, with heels, very superior article. For
sale at the lowest prices. by
MARCUS HARRIS,
ia Is lS3 Broad street,
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Manufacturer and Importer of
Boots, Shoes and Materials. &C..
ssr Nc l27 Vain street, Richmond, Va.
P.s.-WANTED. 2 or good WORKMEN on La
dies Welt Heel Caters. Also, on Morocco Heel
Caters, for which / will pay the highest wages 10
good Workmen. tia l5-ftI A. HILL.
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HE BEST SAUCE OF THE AUE.-
L Equal in quality and much lower in price,
Those who have used the CALIFORNIA SAUCE made by
DUyu NORTON, pronounce it superior to all Others
II is an unrivsjled article for Fish, Came Souos
flashes, GRAVES. Steaks, Salads, &c. 1t must com
mand the attention of Grocers Hotel and Restaurant
keepers, private families. &c. Give it tr al Made
only and cold by
DUVAL h NORTON, Druggists.
large quantity is now in the Custom House en-
titled TO dehenture for expectation. 10 is
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! ~ go .a.srsr y I'm ptSk.

~ the kings ship; In the deep nook, where once
Thou calfdst me up at midnight 10 fetch down
From the stillsexd Besmeoihes, there she's bill:
The mariners all under bafches stOwd:
have LEFT asleep" $1,000
Long may they sleep, aud sound and refreshing
be their nap, till Ariel nnties the spell Of the DO
liscisns, caliban disappears from the scene. and
with calm seas and suspicious gales, the rood and
gallant ship once more goes on her way. We bjs
sdieu to Kansas, like in all things to the Island
Of the Tempest, except that the island conid boast
beautiful woman, who plays prominent part IN
the drama. Lot u hope that q fairer and more NO.
tent than woman, the Goddess Of Peace, will do.
scsnd upon that disturbed section, aud lead the
way to bonds Of love and loyalty among thoss
whom the sosoeries Of the spot have for time
estranged. e a1 s
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es7 81 a
ATLAplEs' Cork SOLE CATERS and Quilted Shoes
just received ut ALEX. HIlL's,
IN l3-ddtwt Ia Main street. 2
na- LADIES fuR LINED QUILTED sHors-You will
linda very superior article of Ladies' Fur Lined
Quilted Shoes, at ALEX. HuL,s
ia l3-d6twlt III Main street.
N. LADIES' EMBRoIDEagD sLlppgRs. N hand
large variety Of Ladies' Embroidered Slippers new
style and patterns, OF French manufacture.
~ l5--ti6twit ALEX. HnI. la Main st.
~ MIssxs AND CHnDREs's EMBROIDERED Rlip-
PERs.-A beautiful lot OF Misses and Childrens En-
broidered slippers, just received at
la.ia-d6twlt ALEX. HJLLs. 1T Main 81.
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MOLASSES.-30 bills. prime New
w Orleans Molasses. receiving and Tor sale By
ja 10. LEWIS N, WEBB 3 co.
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A1- TnALnERGs GRAND Pi.vo.-Amongst our adj
yertsements of this day. will be that the grand
Thalberg Piano will be sold this morning TO the
highest bidder, az IL o'clock. ct Metropolitan HALL
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sx&lI1TEA FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
sas..-zzkEzzez-.zzz7LEAVE SATURDAY.-The Canal
Boa. OLIVIA, Capt WILKINSON, viii leave as above
orfreight, apply TO WIN. 2. cox,
Ia l5-2t At the Shed Dock street
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~ MULES. MULES For sale.
(SA'seveu young and well broke MULES Az
theowners have no use for them they wilt dispose
of them on very reasonable terms. They can be
seen at the stable in rear of Mr.. III. CRUMp'S re-
sidence, on Marshall street. beyond Brooke Avenue
ia lots CRUMP * RAHLAND
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

7 BOGART, Auctioreer-By s. BOGART.-
~ THIS DAY, ltl oelocs al the Auction Rooms No
North Nilasp., .,-sHsRifFS SALE -Lafe aaantty Al
sa,ine,s Cassmers Twetds Summer Cohs ene larss r,
SAT-. Also, q srs stoch of FaIcy Goods
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
81. MrkwN, Asot!snees
RY BANGS. MERWIN \ Co., Ind G,
~ Rooms No. Is SP.k-r.w se-o><
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY krTrRyoops1

- - Die. - and IS, O. I o. locs.
ASTOORAPH LtTTtkS DOCUMENTS PORrp,~
SOhlosiriEs sno BOOks-rh- collection of co,a"Nu N
ioued di'trs tee last , years, With nnca cs-- ana
both ~ TINS country and E-rpe il the lsrsr,,
attractive colectiou yet offered ios "a is ~
ncufes us7, oiinns letters and doc ureut. Of urt ~
and 'au" posPspoeDt Of thc.s As .aoxr.n.
includes tbou. 100 Portraits. of whi.h ~ ~
proci. on incis pao-r many o. a5 very r.e "A -,
heh cost Al the letter. II god rider .ns -
mountrd thJ ne edges only cCsrto paper IL ur,
tbe Portraits b.iuE attached srd esch A,s.r,nh or -
sheet The collection also iec.gde. many crr,.
r-!s'ss - the esrly history ~ this AZ
and uiu''Fsee Books. e. Css'osre. nAy Ar h,S e,.s
satior. " '~Ss W
THURSDAY EVENING De- is.rs o,cL.,
fhNA LIBRARY Of Nes snd Oid Book, IN ~,
hstofy, travels biosrPoy Poetry Medicine aud seurr. N
erat1re. Aso collection of sogrsvus Ac
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Dec. H. =, o'cloci
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE aOOks-The r.u,,,x
the Library OF the late Herman Lnd~ix LID eomo,~.
hne eoi.c'ion of choice ~orks Elhaolosy Blx,,1,
po"sspny' Auetcan History Travels, Ciasscs SeieS.
Law ana srnrIa Lieraate ~ Catscf.es are now rs,,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Dec ls a, o,1ioct y"
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF RAaE AND CIIRiof'S ROOF,
On Oriental Lsnguss,s Hebrew iucilSius m.nv -, -
tions Of the Bible; Tsmucica Lite a.ure Hi,,rx "a s
spi usbie editions Of the Classics Medicine .rA a.
s.d variety Of Books IN gcner. Ltet,,p, a.
Catalogue NAV h bso at the Ssesrooms ' &C
MONDAY MORNING. nec. ,, a. IL o'cloct
OIL PAlNr'NGS ANCIENT AND MOOERN-csu.,.
ht ver tat production. e ci.tiu glshed oi Ms.
sud choice co-cto- - the work Of suir.u, modern a. "
Catalogues ready Tue pcsTrs exhibitor A..
the closest INSPECTION ipyitee. TIE osue also
collection Of hus .liae ENGLISH ENGaAIlNGs No.,
them artis's proofs and pioofs before
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
Sales bp Autiion.

A UCTION NOTICE.-Lsrvs sATp -
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PAISrISns s~ssot
s1nIf A. a ; HfNARp Agc,ioGe-r. VII ~ rlASo-
MOhhpW lltufscsyl =, the rcsd-uc- n, - u. "a ~
nesr 9Th hsy, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE oo,.,,,.. AZ 40 Z
SGs boos..- ccge' Isol'. Turtisa snd 49, c,sss
I. h,-' ana soa ''e. Di,no- sEt- ssSs.y Vas. csS
snd. Hair sst,r' .se' B".e.. sri Pillow. saee;. ps
Sofa hockef' Arm Cnsin' >hsd.s oas Es,-ns,on r.s
treIch China Tea sets Cut Class fxor, h..d. oass
Fors Silver Pisied Ca'ers =. ussy sr, Iss too rs,
ueion Sale 70 oomnieLeeS 81 10. O'Clock prece,y M
rvqgin Of 81 p-r.oas ose<z
A UCTlON SALE THIS MORNING-NT
FR0H sLArr, Auc,isIe>r q. the p.iva,. re.sa..y
WeI llth It >, lr! o'clock prroi.el, HOUseaOLnsN
N'Tt RE Psror Suites fial vorte. psirs Room ~
sea'her Beds. as'r-sss, 5lsnkets, Quits K,eAsr W..
Sale positive rain o- s,iLe. w" u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

TNOK IIib HOBlDA1S.
II FIVE THOUSAND
MUSLIN DE LAME G. CASHMERE
DRESSES,
A, u: cents snd isi ceuts pr yard,
Nov open al the
NEW RETAIL STORE.
No. $50 broadway.
Corner Of Worth Meet
EDwARD LAAIBEKT & %:
REDUcTloN IN
And sHAwLs,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
To which
Particular notice /. Invited,
A, toe STYLES of the
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
AT TBE
NEW RETAIL STORE.
No 3S5 Broadway,
Corner Of Worth street
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
DEAUTFULGOO FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Consisting Of
RICH PRINTED DELAINEs,
SILK ROBES
BAYADERE SILKS
EMBROIDERIES,
BHANLS,
CLOAKS, &c,
NOW orFIRisc AT THE NEW RETAIL STORE,
No. SIS BROADWAY
Conner OF Wortns..
EDWARD LAMBERT & 90.
B,ou Cloves Of exclusive shades jus. landed said to be the
bes. glove .eat 70 this country.
ChARLEs sTREET & CO.,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR THE BALaNCE OF THE
OVER T5E
be offered commencing MONDAY, Dec. IS.
al very large discount from
ouk P'cI.cai CLOAK Stock.
iscturcd aud mos, distinguished novelties to be found
orR IL 'hs pI'd sT1cK st.iss
which is msDufactand under own special supeTutendence
senuinene'; ne ~: sy tG; any ,iaAs. c.ise'AHeni
ns hese Stocks. without the reservation of single article
which We have ducea in ice aud to which we invite the
PARIS AND OTHER B0NNETS
We nave 'f'"'eo 0'Si FIFTY PER CENT,
IN "'T P0''sA sARG S:i, Ss N ssBoNs fsiS
vi" be found on aAGF rER is' vHL6E f E less than
FLOWERS ,HEADDREssEs' and evcry article of Millinery
Goods, have alto reduced in price.
CHARLES STREET e. Co,
Ladies will please that specially
e.habe by tbe Large White Polar Bear the window
L'REDkRICK MAYNARD,
Manufacturer Of
LADIES SILK DRESS BUTTONS TASSELS, ETC,
No. ~ Cliff
large assortment suitable for the jobbing trade constantly
hand.
X DIE r ROT He r s,
IN Nc l6l Chamberss., New York manufacturers OF
HORSE BLANKETS AND n,Iai MARNEsS MAKERS TRIM
stock OF Horse Blankets in variety Of pattens
q. Wholesale, low for cash approved credit
RAGS.-No. III West-st. is the place for Bags,
- Plaiu, Printed, Sewed OF Seamless
Ray BALE ROPE, CORDAGE. TWlNE, DO
"a OOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber is cOn
w stanty receiving tine best quality of ENGLISH and
FRENCH FLOCKS Of all coors which he offers for sale
.ots to suit purchasers. Apply to SAMUEL THOAPsONG
NEfBEW. No. us Peari.st
NI Sn -DOUBLE-Sole water proof sewed
~ Il eDUs Boots ready JON gs'S 10 Anns. Also
those IS 50 double peg Boots warranted TO give satisfaction
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
THURSDAY FVFNlNG n., ,s
)Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN.--THVRSDT

ID Dec l6 az 10 oc,ock = IN, 81 NJ l6Q Court A.,s.,
Baltic AID Ilssnson .ts Brooklyn HOUSEHOLD PrSSI
TuRE- mahogany and walnut BesdstcsdL BgeSus W,.s
stands Hs Mattrsss-s teath- Bees and Ssdtll maoxxy
boards Glassware Crpokery Brussels IL Dsnis Cs,-,.
OLco.hs Heater, Cook Stove,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
HENRY n LEEDS. sucton.e er- Sslssroom No. Nu.aust It.
DARE and COSTLY PAINTINGS by Artist,

VJAkE ana CtSlEl IAlN lNOS ny Artists
III Of the highest celebrity.
BENRN H. LIZ Ds G.. wil sell a. auction on THURS
DAY. Dec IT, 1885, at II O'Clock in the Gallery The
room No 3 Nssssu,t private collection of PAINTINGS
the mos, recherche description sAected ~ gentleman
known the Ait- dups .opurn IN England, France BEG
um aud Ger. y, ormIig compl-,e
COSMOPOLITAN UK ART CABINET,
rearly the whole Of witch pGrcaed direct from the
i. iu those couLies anc will be sold ~h suasnty Of ;
inaiity Among III, ia. IN the department Of
AMERICAN ART,
will be found ue WORK by ire late Thomas Cole isrtg~
40 by tire American Att zion wit Others BY Doushy
Huntington Psg- aud others
OF tie FNGT.Isn SCHOOL three OF the highly pnr
Land., spes fWm. Sh-Jer. sr
Also as erpsc. b. Geo-ge Cole purchased At the Lrndf
Annual Exhibition of 1851 vita Others by Pas-moe Meadow
Montagur, Oil. ti'kers .nd others
THE BELGIAN : HOoL /. vel represented by tae Pc
tures OF De Keysrr resnars, Heor, Diiens 'aa hann
Vrrhoeven, Leypert, G~rsson. Coruet and other,
OF The schools OF DU .SELDOkt MUNlCH AMI DIES
DEN are choice Painting. ty Guido. schmidt MstNoheae
OF of Munich Jue,rr Bu,kbardt snd oher artists Of dne
tiou. "a ,,,n.,
The collection will b. view IL our Gallery on fhlDN,
Dec 10 and until day Of sale We cordially nyite st "a
eeD men and of th. 20 Inspect this collection
rarely opportunity occurs ot obtaining AZ Paa ~
authe.tic pantiags of similar value
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15

u-An M.uuf.ctur,rs Dealer, In SG.penders Caters,
shos anc o,her Webs Tapes Sfaias e-ts Cords Gloves
WHISTLES and other goods Informed tLat the Excu'
se ceuse owuesLp OF tine Psten, o. C. GocdyeA Tor
Vulcanizod applied these sbrics and many ohors
lei all goods scd ~itnou; my uae snd sathor
tty IN exclusive nights sdadicssd 10 be nne
and must hold all parties, infringing r-sPonsioe
Lcen.~s the fseut msy be had en sp Scsaon my
Offce aud Warehouse. No zS Courtasdtst N Y
Order, every article In this line executed promptly OF
reference spPy 70 parties whom 'PSch, ss esne Sssa
asssnea BY fOhAeS u pAt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
1THE NEw-YORK CARPET LINING COM

having enlarged their factory. .
aad aided 20 their rr latest Improvements o'
tar uauufa tUIs OF
CARPET LINING AND COTTON BATTlNS
have s1d turuts superior af'ee oi
COTTON BATTING
1ryers invited TO osu and the factory
No 4&s Wat-rsi.
n bah orders tot Csrp., iions and Cottol Batting
eroup,iy attended TO J. r. HARRINGTON, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

IcOtEsrAsr,cAL IArrRNs DOWN At PARERks.
suEo.-Tu another column Of to.day's paper
will be found q short sketch Of the way in which
our brsth rem Of tho N. E. Church, North, over.
Sloughed our brethren of tho NJ K. Church,
South, in recent tilt which these two branches
OF the church militant had before secular tn.
bunSl, down in tho ancient town Of Parkersburg
1t seems the brethren Of tho Church, South
arc now minus sanctuary, and have called a
meeting at the Court House to concert some
measures and start a subscription. in Orisr to
raise an opposition altar.
The rule that competition or opposition, ~
the life Ortrade, we never thought was intend
ed to apply to Ecclesiastical matters, and il the
brethren Of the Church, South, will only hold
up their brick and mortar operations until tho
LecOmpton swindle is fully shown up before
Congress, they may make mOneyNy the delay.
Who knows hut both branches ma be able to
compromise on an anG.LeeomptOn plSNS, aud
DO able to devote their projected subscription
for anew sanctuary, to the Poor Box Of tho old
Ones
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

NATIONAL ASrrLEcoHProN CONVENTION
The Philadelphia Press, seconding the PROPOSE.
ton started by the Ant.Lecompton Democracy
at Indianapolis, for general Mass Convention
at Chicago, says;
"Let the people take the matter in hand, and
by their prompt response to the call, give that
hearty approval which must strike alarm into
the hearts Of those who are covcrtly striking at
tho dearest rights Of American frecmen. Let
the Keystone State be among the first to signal.
izc her sympathy in this important movement
Let State Conventions cooperate to send their
strongest men. Let Douglas, the "Chevaler
Bayard" Of tho united Democracy of Illinois Z:
let Wise, Of Virginia, the foremost son Of that
ancient and revcred Commonwealth, let Stan.
ton, Of Tennessee, whose zen and tongue have
unwavcringly champioued the cause Of the PEG.
pie; let Harvey, of Kentucky, who can fitly
ilust ate the memories clinging to "the dark
and bloody ground;" let Walker, whose course
has Einded admiration in every true Pennsyl.
vanian's heart; let Bancroft, whose name, all
the world over, is inseperably associated with
our national history and literature; let Broder.
lex, the gallant exponent of the unanimous sen.
timent OF tie Democracy Of "the Golden State"
let Stuart, whose vote and whose voice have
added laurels to the glory Of the Peninsular
State; letthese lend their commanding presence
to honor the Mass Convention Of the People
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Tue FoRElgS PREss-- Tie Fltich aad English
.-DruRksaneS in t,so Couatrica Several Of tho
Paris Journals have been reused by Tie asser.
tons Of the London 7Iae' in regard to the
physical decay Of the population of France
Readers have no, failed to remark the article Of
the same traducer on American physical degcn.
oracy. In reply, the CoD,fitatioaai-
"has shown that the recruiting service Of the
army and navy has never been more easy and
successful than within the few years past; and
that the number Of exceptions Of insufficient
stature disease and weakness Of constitution
was materially diminished The same Journal
proves, by official returns, British and French,
that there is much less Of sickness and mortali.
ty among the French troops, than with the Brit.
Ish, at homo. In France, a Government com.
mission attends scientifically and practically To
the hygiene AZ the army; the points Of food
lodging, sobriety, have been studied and regu.
lated in way to cause an important diminution
in the deaths and hospital cases The French
soldiers are not drunkards; and this distinction
gives them manifold advantage over the Brit.
i>h; their diet and habits render them more
healthy, agile and fntGiiigcnt;-thc same may
he affirmed Of the officers. When, in 1884, the
Duke Of Wellington was asked by the Commit.
tee Of the House Of Commons on "the prevail.
ing vice Of intoXication among the laboring
classes Of the United Kingdom whether that
vice was the great cause Of crime in the British
army, he anSwered-Invariably it is" The
French RdvicCs from Calcutta and Bombay pre-.
sent terrible havoc Of the British troops land.
ed in those ports from the transports, by the
grosSest abuse Of ardent spirits Hundreds of
wretched sOts are weekly sent back to Sucz"
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION IN AMRRcA.-Thc
Doprricr lie FEue says that
"Mcxico is now in the same position towards
the United States as Turkey was four years
ago TO Russia; aud that Il the Americans
cross the Rio Bravo, which is the Pruth Of the
Mexican Territory, the equilibrium of Northern
America is broken, aud an European interview
ton will become necessary The same Journal
is Of opinion that Santa Anna acts in conniv.
ance with Spain in his efforts to create revolu.
tons in Mexico, and that his object is to make
ofthAt country a kingdom for the Duke Of Mout-
pensier."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

JuSr FaoN K4SsAs-Thc Rev H. G. Dean,
late Chaplain to the U. s Senate, was in the
city for day or two past, stopping awhile at
the house Of the Pastor Of the 9Th street NJ. F..
Church, nnd at other places, He is just from
Kansas, where no went ultra strong Buchan.
an man lIcrelates proceedings, Of which, as the
Queen of Sheba said to Solomon, the half has
not before been MISUNDERSTANDING tho next
door Organ here, would fain make people be-
lleyo that tho deeds done in that territory had
been magniHed hundred fold He (Rev. Mr.
DEAN says that the people Of Kansas are wait
Ing the issue Of the LecomptOn Constitution at
Washington, with breSthleSs and desperate rC-
solve That he never saw men more dctermin-
on than the great mass Of the Kansas people
arc to resist the enforcement Of that Constlu-
ton at all hazards, and to the last and bitter.
est extremity. He himself NOT only was
thorough theoretical convert, but avowOd his
sympathy to such an extent with tho prosecuted
people there, that he said he was willing to place
his all in disposition for their aid, and to aid
them all he could towards resisting the fraud
which Is sought to be perpetratcd upon them.
We give this rs little nut for the Organ to
crack. Lot it 60 to work now, and crack ii for
lta Tepast this evening