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IHE DETENTION OF EUROPEAN NEws.-The Arabia
with three days later news from Europe, is at Hal
,iaA, ana YET the pubic at large cannot hear from
her till midnight. The telegraph is in working or
der but the telegraph agent informs us that private
parties are now in full possession of the intelligence
and doubtless making thousands of dollars by the
UNJUST monopoly they enjoy. This outrage is but
one of a series to which the public has been sub
ected ever since the 1st of May, and it is high time
1t was stopped At period when every day is preg-
nant with news on the character of which depend
millions OF property the petty squabbe of telegraph
agents are poor excuse for swinde which places
the happiness and fortunes of the whole community
at the mercy of few stockholders. A telegraph
line is intended to be great instrument of public
enlightenment and public benefits its proprietors are
incorporated and protected with the special prvi-
eges of public benefactors; but when they forget the
understanding and the implied condition on which
not to the support only, but even to the suferance
OF the public whose interests are sacrificed bv their
faithless and mercenary policy.-N Y Eu. Post.
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steady at $lOl325 Pork is heavy-Sales of 500 bbls
Mess Si6tdl6 20; Prime 12S7k@13. Bacon is quiet.
New York Cattle Market.-Beeves.-The market is de-
pressed offerings 800 head. Prices ct. lower sales
offerings $4,000 head Allquaes declined considerably
say IS cts to 81 per head Swne-Market DULL offer
ings 5000 head sales at 6d16K cts
PHILADELPHIA, lJune 29.-F1our is active. Sales Of
1000 bus at private Superne is offered at SO 62k
without sales. Wheat has declining tendency. Red
loo(gl60 cts. White 160C9170 cts. Corn is dull Sales
at 2792S cts.
MOBILE, June 2S-Coton-Sales of 100 bales to-day
liz C. for middngs. The sales of three days amount
to l50 bales. and the receipts to only $40 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June 28.-Cotton-Sales of 700 bales
at Nc for mddlngs The sales of three days amount
to 200 bales and the receipts only 700 bales against
1900 bales the receipts of the same week last
Stirling exchange quoted at l0 per premium
Exchange on New York IL per cent discount to per
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PoLITIcAL.-The Richmond Enquirer alludes 20
the Presidential question thus:
"Tbe friends of Gov. Wise are deternIleaa u tnat az
the voice of Virginia shall not be misrePresehteu at
Charleston. They regard their ayorie lite as the
most available all the f1P%ansss Tis"a 'G They intend
dency and as tn? ShSie arT And # the issue shall
70 sTs' that M Hunter instead Of Coy Wise is the
Of they sts4a sPae and hr will Hqnfe unte
snaIi re re :. 20 him And we have received the assu
70 from quarter well entitled to respect that
at least n number of Mr. Hunters most prominent
s;ends are ready and willing to meet this
GROUND of fairness and principle More than that
We are assured that some of these gentlemen,
warm friends and enthusiastic admirers of Mr..
Hunter, have already pronounced in favor of Gov.
Wises nomination, ON the ground of his superior
availability, under present circumstances"
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NEW NEW oGK, June 29.-The ship Fleetwood, from
Boston for Honolulu, struck on an iceberg off Cane
Horn mo date given), and foundered. The crew
escaped In the boats, one of which was picked up
by an English bark, and carried to Pernambuco. -
The other boats are missing.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST 1NDIEs-Schr. James Madison. LII.
$50 bbls. flour, 200 half bbs do, mea 200
bbis do $50 do bread 60 half do 800 bushels corn
do pease GO bbls pork 60 half do beef hams
300 pkgs lard 81 boxes cheese 100 do candles erces
rice 80 puncheons meal hhds tobacco 500 paper
puncheons matches, 10 bbls. pitch, 10 do tar
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PRICE TWO CENTS

upon the river there are fields in it which have
been planted regularly for over forty years, and
still produce luxuriantly The machinery for clear
ing the rice is of the best pattern. The rice as it is
SOFA by the planter in the husk, passes through the
rice MILL and is exposed for sale in tierces as we use
1t unOn the table
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From Nfeyieo

ST Louis, June 29.-The Overland California
Mail has arrived: News anticipated.
-Four hundred Mexican families LiberaIists had
Deen driven across the Rio Grande near Fort
Davis, by the Church party.
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MARKETS
The Disaster the Michigan Southern Rail
rOad-Sad Los of Life

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The following full particu-
lars of the dreadful accident which occurred to a
train on the Miehiga Southern Railroad last night
near South Bend, caused by the washing away of a
culvert, have been received:
There were about one hundred and fifty per-
sons on the train, thrty-three of whom have been
taken from the ruins dead, and fifty or sixty
others wounded. The rest have not as yet been
heard from.
The stream where the accident occurred-which
ls naturally but a rivulet-was swollen by the ex-
traordinary rains of the previous afternoon and
evening, and the drift wood brought down by the
flood choked the culvert and converted the en-
bankment into dam. The great weight of the
water, with the concussion caused by the cross
ing OF the train, was the occasion of the sad ca
lamity.
The train was running at the time at the rate of
ten to twenty miles an hour.
The train coming West had passed over the
em?ankment safely, only three hours before the
accident.
Names of the Kaled.-The following are the
names OF the killed. far it has been able to
certain them:
Engineer; Mr. Chulp, Fireman; Mr.. Babbington,
Baggage Master; c. W. Smith, Road Master; Mrs
h. +. Gillett and child, of Stone Mills, New York:
Thos. Mishat. Michigan City.
The Woanded-The following are among the
wounded: Frederick Miller and Aug White, of
Homesville Indiana; Edward Knapp, Hudson,
wisconsin, Miss Hattie Knapp, Auburn; A. D. Pi-
ser, Chicago; d. P. Rhodes, Cleveland; Miss Moore,
IieePurl MT. ana MIS- A. VI. Gurry, Brooklyn,
New York; Mr.. Waworth and son, and A. Bennett,
Adrian, Michigan; S. c. Rose, Coldwater, Mich-
gan; W. }. Hawk. Charlestown, Virginia; Stephen
b. Arnold, Decatur, Iowa; Mary Coates. Youngs-
town, Ohio; Miss D. A. Porter, Hudson, Michigan;
}. K. Gardner, Jonesvile, Michigan; Charles Sher-
man, Boston; William Flannery, P. Myers, P.
Quinn, G.; Anderson, W. R. Anderson; Aims
worth, Illinois; c.. Jackson, Miss c.. Neider,
Waukesha, Wisconsin Oscar Warpeton, NJ. H. Re
gan, lady and daughter, Rockford, Illinois; C. Yaw
and lady, Otsego, New York; A. Vansvkle, wife
and four children, Warren county Ohio. [Mr. V.
and one child are seriously hurt.
The conductor, Mr.. Osgood, arrived in this city
this afternoon, but he is unable to furnish any of
the names of the killed. He was slightly hurt.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHICAGO Jun 29.-Thirty-four bodies have been
recovered from the wreck of the ill-fated train on
the Michigan Southern Railroad, which, as before
reported, was thrown from the track by the wash
ing away of culvert Seventeen of the bodies are
so disfgured to render Identification impossible
Others are emissing-supposedt to have been drowned
Among the killed is Henry Fleckinger of Read
ing, and B. P. Mccullough of Lawrenceburg Pa.
Among those fatally wounded is E. C. Smith, Il
Banker Of New York. The passengers acquit the
officers of the train of all censure. III
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Burning of steamer G. w I,ambert

q ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-The steamer G.. w. Lam
bert, bound up the Missouri river, with valuable
cargo, took ire four miles above this city, last
night, and was burned to the waters edge. II III
The boat and cargo are total loss The boat
was valued at SIS, 600, and was insured for SIS OO0
The cargo was insured. No lives were lost
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Great Balloon Expedition
ST. LOUIS, June 29-Messrs. Wise, Gager and
La Mountain will leave here on Friday in balloon
expedition to the Atlantic coasts
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!. d
III AYERS SARSAPARILLA.-A
k0 compound remedy, in which We have labor
M@ ed to produce the most efectual Alternative
&H 0/ that can be made. 1t is concentrated ex
tract of Para Sarsaparilla, combined with
- other substances of still greater Alternative
..- power as to afford an effective antidote for
=. . the diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure

tract of Para Sarsaparilla, combined with
. -. power to afford effective antidote for
T. !, the diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure
suner from Strnmous complaints and that which will
their cure must of immense service this
this compound will do it has been proven by experiment on
plants: " ~ "4s wan
SoRoFULA AND ScRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS, ERuPT1oNs AND
ERUPTbvE DISEASES ULCERS, PMPLEs, BLoTcHEs TUMoRs
SALT RHFUM SCALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SYpHILITIC Ar
TEcTIoNs, MERcURIAL DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA OR
liz E ouLooREpx DEBILITY DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
ERYsPELAs, ROSE OR ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE. and indeed Tho
whole OF the class of complaints arising from MPURITY OF
This compound will be found great promoter of health
when taken IN the sPrng to expel the foul umors which
aeer n he o4od at that season Of the year By the timely
the bud Mutudes can by the aid of this remedy spare
from he Of foul eruptons and ulcer
OF # not assisted to do this through the
the vtated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting
through the skin in pimple eruptions sores cleanse
cleanse whenever is foul and your feelings will tell You
WI Even where no particular disorder felt people
Keep the blood healthy and all is WELL but with this pabu-
um OF life dsorered there be lasting health Soon
chnery of life is disordered or overthoxn VIC siea' i'
SarSapara has and deserves much the reputation ac
~ deceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug
one has not all the virtue that is claimed for it, but
tracts oft contain but little virtue Of sarsaparii
During years the public have been msed by large
ter dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
no curative properties whatever Hence bitter and painful
dIsappontment has followed the the extracts
justly despsed and has become with mpos
ton and cheat Still we call this compound Sarsaparilia
from the load boquy which rests upon it. And We think
we nave ground for believing has virtues which are ire
ssoe Dy the ordinary run of the diseases intended
cure In order to their complete eradication from the
the remedy G should be udicously taken according
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June Observation-Disclosures the
failure of the Post-ofice Appropriation bill, it is
probable that clerk hire and all incidental expenses
will be paid by the Deputy Postmasters as hereto
fore out OF the accruing commissions on postages
for the quarter ending the 18th of September; the
Postmasters will render their accounts for that
quarter in the usual form with the proper vouchers
The adjustment by the Auditors is not required
to be completed and the results entered in the
revenue account before the Goth of January
next, before which time Congress will, there
is little if any doubt, so legislate as to
relieve the President of the embarrassments OF
the Post-ofice Department Since March the
statements of Indebtedness amounting to over a.
million of dollars have been furnished to mail con
tractors. Although some of the brokers here have
orders to buy, of these evidences of indebted
ness have been offered. They have served as the
bases for loan to contractors.
Lieut. Leroy has been ordered to the command
OF the steamer Mystic, and Master Moores to the
steamer Ana costa. Lieut.. Avery has been order
ed on duty at the New York Navy Yard.
There being various competitors for the trans
mission of the great through mails between Port
land, Maine and New Orleans, including the COM
mercia cities, the Post-ofice Department has in
vited proposals for the service. The object is to
secure the most speedy and certain connection The
trip each way is to be absolutely guaranteed to be
performed within the stipulated time or no pay.
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ss of the Steamer Argo
Lima 90 Thn A.. L.

~ - Loss OF Inc Steamer ArgO.
~ NEW DIRK, June 29.-The Argo has been lost in
Trepassey Bay.
The above despatch reached here at late hour
last night. 1t is supposed to refer to the steamer
Argo which is in the line from Galway to ST. Johns.
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CoNcoRD, June 27.-After debate this afternoon
the New hampshire House of Representatives adopt
ed a series of strong anti-slavery resolutions, in
which they take occasion to denounce the present
National Administration as corrupt and extrava-
giant. The resolutions also touch on the tariff
question, and recommend protective policy. The
Legislature will finally adjourn to-morroM. !.
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Snsnrante Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL HARTFORD, CONN.
GEORGE R COAIE Anont for Mnruland and its uicintu

TIMO G. ALLYN, Secretary
Y. Y. LYMAN Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
FIRE on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores
dse Mills and other kinds property,
on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given to nsurng Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected,
and Furniture Live Stock Hay, Gran Farming Utensils,
years at Low of premium
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised agent for Baltimore vicinity
Losses equaby adjusted at this Agency and paid imme-
diately upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN
citaes u NeU Fork Boston, the assured may prefer
GEO b. COALE, Agent for
Baltimore, February l2th 1859 felStfr
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TIE ZouAvE GoNE.-"Pink," the New York cor
respondent ofthe Charleston Courier says that Capt
DeReviere left for Europe on Saturday on the Ariel
to join the allies in the Italian war . sst Tssr9S
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New YORK. June 29-Cotton is excited under the
steamers advices which caused advance of to cf
Upland Mddling II cts Flour is unsettled sales of
1000 bbls at decline Of 10 to 20 cts State
Ohio $6Ql65O; Southern So 62OG6.75 Wheat is heavy
Sales Of bushels prices nominally to
New red no cts white $50 cts Milwaukee Club ITO Cts
gSrn U q 2 200 bushels yellow mixed
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+ IFE INSURANCE.

- ITS IMPORTANCE AND ADVANTAGES
On MONDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, the community of
Baltimore startled by the announcement that highly
esteemed Merchant of city had suddenly deceased after
brief illness Of few hours Having attended as usual to
business ON THE SATURDAY PREVIOUS. the intelii.
gence could scarcely be realized Yet it was indeed true
and another solemn admonon given of the uncertainty of
life One who few hours previous treadng the busy
marts OF commerce, apparently strong in health and with
the promise of long Of usefulness before him. was
struck down. and lay still and cold in death 1t was soon
Known to his numerous friends that the deceased had made
wise and timely provision for those to him by a Po
cy on his Life for T EN- THOUSAND DOLLARS in the NEW
YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, which relieved
their anxious socitude in relation those whom death
had 50 suddenly derived the father and protector
nESTERpAY THE UNDERSIGNED HAD THE GRATI
EICATIoS ~ Il r 0E PAYING TO THF AFFLICTED PARTIES
IN INTEREST. the amount due on the Policy How loud
does the example thus afforded speak to others have
Families or friends to provide for, and who suddenly cut
down. would leave them helpless and dependent Men of
Batlmore ask yourselves the question, Suppose am
called to render stewardship tonight what proy
sion nave made to the happiness ard comfort of
those VINO depend for daily support before il
TOO late make timely provision for them
Remember, life is hut shadow,
Its date the intermediate breath We draw
Len thou and accidents in ambush lie
10 crush the frail and tickle tenement,
Which, like the brittle hour glass measuring time
Is often broke ere half its sands are run ~'
- - l.. j. RICHARDSON son, Agents.
JeZo-ot No. 4 North street
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of June.
CHAS. A. GAMBRILL,
W. Fl. PEROT, W. j. ALBERT
ISAAC DE FORD, II. S. TAYLOR
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SOUTHERN PORTS
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

1IDIfIHhA'haN' NVAsIs Of sICILf GREECE-LIGHT
CAPE MURRO PoReo.
treasury department, Office Lighthouse Board, 4
Washington, June 2i 1859. =
ohcal information has been received this Office
Sican has given notice that and after the
ISL OF uy 1852 light will be exhibited from the lighthouse
recently erected Cape Murro d Porco province Of Noo
The light will be revolving light ecpsed every half mi
nte and being placed at elevation English
sea- should in clear weather be visible
of 20 miles. -
third order. - - ' ~ ~
The form height and color of lighthouse are not sta
ted. 1t stands in
Latitude. .........3T 90 10 n.
Longitude, about Is 10 90 L of Greenwich
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J. c. AVER Il CO.,
LOWELL, MASS
bO W iJIIJ, MASS.
Price 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.


AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
mas won for itself such variety
OF Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely
sary for to the evidence of its virtues wherever
II has been employed As it has long in constant use
this section need do assure the
people Its quality is kept the best has heen and
been found to do. " - ~ ''e'
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
~ -. . FOR THE
CostiUeness, Jdundce, Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION Dvsenter
ES,uan, EeM 0maG aa ESzypsGs S Aeadaehe Piles Rheamas
letter, Tumors and Salt Rhelm Worms G6,a Ws,yaiq;gg'
as a Dinner PHI, and for Purifying the Blood 'N'
They are sugarcoated that the sensitive can take
for all the purposes of family physic ~
- PRICE 70 CENTS PER BOX; BOXES FOR 81 OO
Grea numbers Of Cergymen, Physicians Statesmen and
eminent ersonages, have lent their to certify the un
pareed usefulness of these remedies but our SPACE here
VIII not permit the insertion of them The Agents below
named M furnish gratis cur AMERICAN ALMANAC which they
are gYen with also full descriptions the Complaints
and the treatment that should be followed for their cure
DO not be put OIL by unprincped dealers other pre-
parations they make profit Demand AYERS and
take Others The sick best aid there is for them
and they should haveit ~ ~
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Block
and w. H. Brown Bro Baltimore street al whoesae ana
by all the Druggist at retail - iaooeo6yn
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Brig Louisa Campbell, kennebunk, Me-
Brig Kate Long, West Indies, in the stetmtug Lilo
~
Brig King Bird Collins, Havana in tow of the seamtug
Tigress N7
Schr Eliza, Crowell, Boston.
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oLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE

Co l. MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMPAN
NE W ORK.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP P......,s5OO 1000
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH, Ol6 $40 80
THOS LORD, President.
BIC. NORRIS, Vice President
SAMUEL Fl. MOORE, Secretary
The undersigned respectfully soicits application for Insu
rance in this desira lie Office.
SOL B. DAVIES, Agent.
= DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
Iell-tr l6 Spears wharf
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Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York-Saml T. Pearce
Schr Jas. Madison, Travis, West Indes-Hall L. Ioney
, Schr 7 r. Hammond, Hammond, Haverlil Mass.-W.
Schr. Olive Street, Frankford, Pa-Stickney Co.
Schr. Eliza Crowe.l, Boston-Heslen l. Rogers
Md-W. Rhoads &Son '
Schr Salle Mear Richardson, Prsvidence-Beyan Phil
lips d Co. ' ma
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Union MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
..- NEW YORK,
CAPITAL 81 800 900.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK,
8. Z E.r g. CAPITAL $95O,OOO.
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL $900000.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL s200OO0.
Merchants of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies will
please apply to
e .t- a..L .ttt- WILLIAM SPEAR,
, ti.r No 65 Second street,
u3Iu Raltmnrp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-27


THs Sort OF PERSONS WHO TALK DIS
UNION Down SoUTn.-Senator Houston
made the best hit Of his Senatorial career,
in his reply, few days since, to VERSIONS
fiery and foolish harangus. Among the
good things that he said, was the following:
Sir, | am not afraid Of disunion. do not
think there is any danger, though gentle
men may talk. There are a great many
rery gaseous gentlemen IN The South who hnue
great deal Of time TO pl0y h' demo gogue,
and 10 become imp ortdni street corner polite
ians. 10 Ia IL a6out IL; but there are thousands
of men at home at their ,rork, pho knows
notkiag, and care nothing ,chat is said in
such places and By such persons. These gas
eous men conf-ipe either 10 be sent TO putfic
assemblies on occasions tkat can girs srpres-
sioa 10 their opinions, or they send Themselves
ro!untariiy and they assume 10 represent ,ohat
rs considered an important class in the COM
munity. But. sir, they are not going to
bring about disuniou. An attempt was
made in a portion OF the Southern country
to start a great Southern league, to prepare
the public mir d for forcing The Southern
States into a revolution at any time t hat
might be thought proper; but that league
was an abortion; it failed; it may have had
one small br, n h, but it tapered down to the
mere point OF nothing. Ttat was said 10
be great effort. From the fsss it made
throughout the South you would have
thought it embodied some great principle;
that the South were in imminent danger of
destruction, but it happened that the South
got along very we'll, and the Southern
league died. That is the way tdes, leagues
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Wheeling Chivalry.

1t is seldom that our usually quiet people
over the river, get reused up to the vigor #
southern life, but times have changed. The
Nayer election which came off on Tuesday
last, has stirred up muss, like the wasp
that got into the preachers breeches. The
preacher, it will be rensnbere d. had the
Gospel in his sermon, but the devil in bis
breeches. The prominent act ors ever the
river, seem to have left ou; the Gospel, and
have the devil in sermon and breeshes both.
JAxEs B. BIkGHAa OF The Wheeling
Times, seems TO kick the eftenost, and in
turn get kicked without merry. He has
finally armed himself with single barreled
pistol, and declares that his corBs shen't be
tramped any longer. He presented tnis
formidable weapon to the breast Of A. ].
PAnKsLL. ard made "arv(uP threats, but
his fingers wpu d'nt pull and Mr. PA NNELL,
is vet living. ANDREW WILSON, (deno-
rrs,,) was elected Mayor ever THos. SwEI-
sIY by a small msjority. Politics however
did not seem to have much to do in the con-
test. Ths Gss question absorbing sli else
This we suppose was the cause Of so many
explosions of this light material during the
campaign. lfBrEGHiM had only leaded his
famous singk shooter with gas, We do not
doubt but PAN NELL would have been badly
exploded.