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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-31
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.


DY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, entered on the 22d day Of March, 1854,
IN the case Of Peter and BnuiS Yarhell, by their
next friend, against the North We stern Bank Of
Virginia and othots; will sell ct public d6ct0n at
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county
on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF MAY NkxT,
&c 10 O'Clock a. u OF that day, to the highest and
following described pare OF Lot No seven (TJ 'front.'
Ing on matn street IN the city Of Wheeling, that ID
to say, the north. part OF aid lot frontinR
on Main street three feet and thrOs and one.
third inches, and running baek.Witb line parallel
With the southern line OF said Lot MOI tifty-six
teet two tneses being the part of Lot No. afore-
sald set sPait In snralty TO John q. YagnGll and
lacharah s. Yaruall. The properly will be sold in
two separate parcels, each fronting tWEnLy.six iet
aud seven aud two-third inches on Main street.
TERMS pH sALE-One fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid cash and the remainder Ia three "a al
instruments OF six, twelve and eighteen mouths,
with interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser
giving bond with satisacto security for the deie
red but to have the privilege at his op.
ton OF paying the whole purchase money In cash
or OF paying In cas- greater proportion thereof
than one fourth, -. =
mF{l:td nANTRI. I.AMp fyon,,,,t..fau.,. .
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ARH you aware that simple cough ter.
Einates ieonsumPtioRf Why not be.Wlss
in timesnd use Aliens Lung Bslssm which
Win stop the disease and prevent The tataf
sOnsssosaosss
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D. N.HARRIs q co.
.HatrA
ECLECTIC.

DR; r. II; LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
IL AccoucheF, tenders his professional serTices 10
the citizens Of Wheeling and Vicinity. nr + 4.
uradu4te Of the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Gin
Ginnat5 and has had many years experiences In the
pEasSs Of his pro- sssion he hopes a.
patronage. DR.. Lee has given 5peciaI II
has been eminently successful in tho treatment a
ehrSme diseases OF every variety, and especially Of
1SS Sn az aud diseases Of the Bye lar,
Ulcers, Constipation, Piles aud dseSSeS or tI,s R
GEAVel &C. Aiithose who have been
Inlly treated JOE any Of the above tseaset W,yIId
1nd II to their Interest to consult Dr. Lee without
aeIAy.4Ouf practice e safe certain aud prombt Iey
ing no meEcarial talnt In tho System buf oIeSnsj,
EsnsoSatlng aud strengthening the general system,
aeting IN unison with HAtuFe's unerInR / ava
WH1ELTNGs WEsf VA, Dec All 1861 i
40 MlWhom II may concern. Wethe nndeFSi9nef
members Of the West Va. LegislatuFe taEe nIeSsnrs
y. that haye known DR.. Richard al Lee
ny year, previous % the breaking ont Of The r.
Of Msaofps s Fos s5s and petonsr
AWh4 county, Va, and in Gallia county, Ohio.
g. SLACK Senator III niiSt
We. DUNBAR II, II. D. : =
= JOHN NJ PHELPS Pres S.n,t.
Otice one door south Of Krames's Hotei W.,,l
uiF5a2 qnH
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II the sOlorO of JsF. Davis, skin, ..vs
Prentice. we're to strike in. Ibis soul would
be white. II the color OF bis soul were 10
0sEike ont, his skin would be black.
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GOLD.

/ learn in reliable quarter that Secre-
tary Chase relies no more than did Mr..
SteVensfof Pennsylvania, upon what IL
called the gold bill for great results in.
keeping down the price ofsgold. It il to
military successes, under the new regime,
and to the establishment of Nationai#
banks. that he looks with confidence.
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trustees Sale of Real FStaio0

DY virtue of deed Of trust made BY M.,ir. -.
ID geson and David ". Gibson, dated The M
Recorder for Ohio county, In deed book nSnt -
fOrty.tWO-42-tolio four hundred and three I6S I
Will, on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March. 10
at 10 O'clock A. M.s AZ the front door Of the noEr
House OF Ohio cou mtg. proceed to sell lots pSI
nine and ten, In square number tWenty-eIsbt y
that part Of the city of Wheeling called Bus1S VIZ
Emma ChurchnPs trustee y
On THE above described property IL frame Gotta,
with two rooms, good well OF water, &c.
Selling As trustee, shall convey such lille a. IA
v eGtsd In me by said deed of Erusf -
Terms ofBAle-GRSh.
Iebs-td h. o. COTS, Trusts,
Z; s.-The above sale g postPon cd unIiI mon.
DAY, the 4th day Of APRIL, 1854.
mar4-td HENRY @. COTS, Trus,.,
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TRUSTEEa sAT,.T:5 ~

~ virtue Of 3 D6ei Or Tfdsf Er653E Tol,s - 4;
5aIa u IasIEy itod ApriI 1t, 1ESg n NJ
1911 !. IN ss g oo pege go 81 ohio Co1nsy
q nd county, q ffistse n ne "a VI
!Sl.,ll ~ - TIE teoht door Of the Court N ~
49, On eltrrasY, ApEil On. $3.50 - N
!ss =. i Lot No. 70, 81 n fI,st.
~ = 81 lald EFT - ~
- - - astt The tams 4 e
..e.e &c ~ tset - Al aiis5, btln az n
Il - ~ - e wiz
npau JOHN 9. cEHAAgL5s.
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THH census returns of 1860 gives the
following totals of the birth places of the
free inhabitants of the United States:
Born 10 the United Sol ,4os
Born in foreign eountries........ 1856, l76
Birth place not stated. 81, 1888
The different raCes and nations Of for.
siEneFs In the Uuited States are represents
ed as follow: -
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lating notes; and bouds that are to be used
for that purpose should be, forwarded Gif-
restly TO him.
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TAX on STATE BANKS,

40 attempt viii soon be made ia Con-
gress to drive the notes of State banks ont
of circulation by taxation, aud thus re-
duce the volume Of currency.
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.KENWOOD SGHO0I.

A ,PAIYAPE, CLASSICAL. AND HSaIisu
IA Boarding School Tor BOys-number OF PIniii
me summer Session Of this Institution now IN it,
~, mn ysE, Tlli begin on Tae.day, April 18Th Af.
dGyioE, New Sri hLon, Pa . -
ons ana References In wheeling and vicinity
4L ~ 6eT; MI. ADDISON, JAMES ACH BSON d. 4 j.
3i,1fIt 4. 81. NORTON, ORISPlN5 OGLEBY. u p
.Ali0DEs....- zl--L 49, - nlr22 In
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Trust Sale.

PURSUANT 70 - deed q ttItse frSu,. 6bt4. \, Z,
x 1snalet9n and myeet dated the aud dGy n iI,,l
~ ana recorded u dsed book, no INBRED N
~ me recorders once OF ohio
sAl9 Sse9 o. tlast acknowledged fof record 81 X
sid nhann aud anderson, % tie sth S1 II t.
n99f and recorded IN dSed lIel y i ~.
page ~ IN said once 4 VII 0n rhirav ~ -
- y lests eommeheng At 10 o'cio1 n tbs
prSeeed tn BSIl at plbfis aisti65 4ttEs
t19Gs o. tins CQurt House or The aid C5n,
uhi9. Let number the BSIIsfy 4 y
~ ~ Wy 9i on the Herth Side of St5s1
Sg9 The lot which Ut the fim6 81 ~
lS59a o. tle sid de6d of trust bel66Ped y
10y. y Armstrong. GSlHng q tTustss. n I'M
saeh etle only g By the saia deed q tSust
aS1,SS ~ = go @ sell md convey.
- W hks0he third OF the pufsbsasg
= = eia Y eAlh, and the residue il ~ ~
= l4eatns With tntsrest. The deferred ~.
y. q 9.mtEt = = q DANIEL isAiTJI n =
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wAsH1NoToN D1sPATonEe.
A BANKRURf BI6fT Iupaol4i. an.

BAGKRUPT BILL MEMORABLE.
1t is the impression Of the COMMITTEES on
Bankruptcy thst no Bankrupt Bill will
pass this session. There is considerable
opposition lotion both sides of the House.
CHANCES IN THE Army OF THE POTOMAC
Gen. Grants visit here yesterday is un.
derstood to have had connection with the
change in the command of the Army of
the Potomac. The pressure upon the
President in favor Of the removal OF Gen,
Meade is of such persistence that he eau
no longer disregard il. The belief gains
ground among certain not very weII-in-
ed persons that Gen. Hooker is to be Gan.
Meade's successor. The consolidation of
the Third Army Corps with the others
created much dissatisfaction among its Of
6cers and men. They claim to have won
the reputation of the fighting corps of the
Army OF the Potomac, having participated
in every battle fought by it. Hookeris aud
kearuey's divisions, which did most of the
hard fighting on the Peninsula, and in
other 6attlas fought by that army, belong
ed TO the Third Corps.
AsEEAFoRlAL DEBATE.
In the Senate, to day. Mr.. Sherman, of
Ohio, replied to the speech of Senator
Wilkinson, made some days since in vindi-
cation of the President from the charges
preferred against him by4Mr. Sherman.
Mr.. Sherman got quite o1r of temper be-
cause the Senator from Minnesota had, in
his speech, proved, or tried to prove from
the record that during that Congress he
| Mr. Sherman) had advocated the policy
OF employing the slaves of loyal masters as
soldiers in our armies, compelling them to
ngnt to save their country, and remaudiug
them back to slavery again after the war
was over. Mr.. Wilkinson replied forcibIy.
proving, or trying to prove, clearly from
the record, that it i'll became Mr.. Sher.
han to reProVe the President for his back
Wardness because he had been more rae.
lcal than the Senator himself. He also
asserted that there was an Organization to
defeat DIR. Lincoln at all hazards, aud that
Mr.. Sherman's speech was in aid of this
design. On the whole, At was thought
that MIR. Sherman got the worst of the de.
THE PARoLED PRISONERS AT ASSAPoL1s.
The paroled prisoners at Annapolis
were paid of to-day, and large number
OF the officers left on twenty days' leave
of absence for the North. Many sick ar.
rived by the last boat, of whom eight or
ten have died, and probably some fi(ty
more will share their fate. Major Cham
berlin, In charge of the paroled at Annap.
Oils, has caused the arrest of several of
tue returned prisoners upon complaints
made by their officers. They will be tried
Tor acting as rebel spies. Still further
proofs Of the placing of gunpoWder nuder
Libby, and of Col. Sapdefson's petfidy.
are furnished by the officers of this lasI
arrival. - so
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Cod guard our AAg, and keep each Star
RGeh stripe e bright Is new they wave,
6tll make ftlOld 0ul ranks IN war,
s8Il boat above each patriotic grave,
DSath to the traitor that would dare
10 tran it through the dust o. shame
All honest hsGFts Its lot VIII share
And follow Il to Death or Fame.
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ByGGIES AND CARRIAGES

F'OEG SALE.
II. HAYES HAZE CO., Manufacturers, Wheeling
~ west "a, announce 70 the pubic thSt tbsy,
are aoE finishing mp aud have On hand 4 Ley
NUM- nS'Ss o. snggiss oaErage;, Roekaways and R
quality, which they otter for sale ~ ioS 900
petSW lhs advance asked in other cities. ''i.u
,. We seaSe budness on the LIST OF April and mi,
tot OF work now offered will close ont 5,i-st tns
mr3O;3WdAItW fs.iI - 9,S SNs S"s 0 0 STOCK.
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BRowN's BRoaoHrAL TRooHEs, for Colds,
Coughs, Pulmonary aud Asthmatic troubles
are highly recommended aud prescribed by
Physicians and Surgeons IN the army.
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j. T. LAKIN.. 3.
Recruiting for Naval SeFyIc1
{. 2. and Marine COFnS 5,.sss

ana Marine Corps ..sf5
Y sE4 ek FGoVosf MAMMAL lBR DBTRirf VI ", A.
~ u sissL ss ~ heeling, March -, 1854 y
+ a S 1slsiF44D tREC tuITS for the NGySi SsrJ5.i5
y 20 sent % The nesFeat Naval RendeEy6nS
1I.;ts u. Shis ptstEiet L Cincinnati, Ohio
etiiisied into The Naval SerVics. fsetiye
~ ron any PR money % which t6sy nav
49, ~ AAIlne CgFpa applicants are received bs.
~ t9e skes of ls 4ud IS, mot lssS thSH & fs.f
ttt ifa- HeeerAus having served one fulIlep
Yss1s, 81 robust heslts msysbs taken a 20
-. - ~ HeeEnitp Tor the Marine corpsvill So
~, y sIe earest Eepde8TOnS, which, foT thiS DS
.tssl = = stttInoreS Nd. They win IS entitIed "a
3 a,ay but don't GIVE advances nav Or be,n \,
y ilfo1 the United States. d - y DSl IN.
t1odBing and transport atton In Mr.
eaaes VII 30 faruisnS BY the Proyost fiSrsbsl
Recruits for the Naval SsrvIoe Or Hi.rin
aEe NOS liable % dram aud fIl 81 reerufts5
so ~ : Capt. aud PF0I6st MaFShSl
list District, W. Va.
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shsFif Ssybold yes setdaE EeceiEed
following letter of inquiry Ehieh besi
sizes psto pubitsh:
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Mr.. Wilson introduced bill in relation
tothe Military Academy, which was re
terred to the Military Committee.
This bill provides that the number of
cadets to the Academy shall not exceed
four hundredi that the President may ap!
point two cadets for each State represented
in Congress, provided they be actual res
ldents of those States that appointments
of cadets hereafter, not Otherwise proyi-
ded for by law, shall be from the military
forces of the United States, after two
years honorable service; that limit of ages
of appointments shallbe from seventeen
to twenty three; aud that the appointments
shall betrom candidates according to their
respective merits snd qualifications under
such rules and regulations Is the Sscrets,
~ Of War shall prescribe.
TIE WEDDING OUT PRooEss
General Grant is busily employed in
wedding ont the incompetent officers of
the Army of the Potomac.
A well-known gentleman asked Secre.
tary Stanton on Saturday why General
$50 was removed, and the reply was to
the effect that 1.-THE department did not
consider him fit for any command" The
Secretary afterwards said he had no OBJ.
lection to the publication ofthis opinion.
General Grant returned to the Army OF
the Potomac early this morning.
NEW STYLE OF MILITARY EHoUIPMEyTs.
The House Military Committee have act.
ed tAvorably on the new series of military
equipments projected by Colonel King: q
Missouri. They not only lessen The ex.
penses, bat considerably relieve the soldier
OF unnecessary weight.
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iulla MISSES HOOP SKIRTS.
A LII sizes, sly Quaker just received by
"A. lmtSy GEO. II. TAYLOR
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SOMRTHISG NRW.-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
- Spring skirts, the best exit In the world.
mFSI .1-' ]. s. RHODR9
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DANIEL LAMB, Commissioner
For Cincinnati.
JELLY q MANNER, Agept..
EOr ClMcInnntl.
Stockholders Meeting,

A NETTING oLtLe stockholders Of he otii1ens'
- deposit Bank will be held at the BRnkiuI,
House on Monros street, Wheeling, on Tn aTstiaS
next, the Slst inst, at 10 O'Clock A. H. 49, l. !
ny SFs SEsss 81 the Board q ADAMS ,,,.,,.r
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.ITiIslI COTTON DIAI1ER.
% INCHES WIDE, just reserved by
- MEY0 GE1.R TAYLOR.
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NEW ADVBRTIsEM'NTS

NEW DRESS G6oDs.-I have just receive,
IN some very handsome New .Drees Goods. ...z
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01
The New Oregon Senator.

The Nevada Gazette gives the following
sketch Of The new United States Seustor from
O7egon, Judge Williams:
Judge Williams is oue c! the very bes, raeu
il the State of Oregon, or on the Pacific coast.
and the Legislature Of Oregon eoali BOT have
found another man 10 the State so emiueailv
deserving Of the position, aud 50 wei qualified
u every respect 10 f.l il wOr,hi,y. BE j. we
b,lieve, native Of Ouondags coaniy. New
\ York. Soon after attaining Bis msj0riiy be
was admitted 10 the bar, and emigraied 10
Iowa, where be married and established himself
in q lucrative practice. ln TIE Spring Of 1883
he was appointed BY President Pierce Chief
Justice Of the United States Cour, for Oregon
Territory, and removed with bis family 10
Salem. the Capital Of 0segon where be resided
till lS5S, when be resigned the Jndgeship and
located himself al Portland il the practice Of
the law. Within isw years death has rem
dered him q wiio~e- ard chilSless. While on
the oeuch, Judge Williams was noted for The
clearneSs and soundness Of bis legal opinions.
which commanded the reSpec; sHd eou6ieDce
OF the entire bar Of the Territory. AS prsc
ticiug lawyer, his services were in reques; in
Gifhcalt and important cases, though bis prsc-
tice has been successful rather than lucrative.
As man and ciizeD. his character is above
reproach. 10 politics. Jadge Williams as
Democrat Of the anti slavery. Douglas school.
and. after he retired from be BENCH. be rendered
very effective service TO bis party on The stump.
where, We eau safely aver, be has uever met bis
match SIS q logical aud convincing speaker.
" hen the South commenced hos,i'ities against
,he Government, Judge Williams iustiuctively
and uuhesitalIugiy RAGGED himself Gpon the
side Of his country, ani from that day 10 this.
throughout he length and breadth u bis State.
upon every Etting occasion, be has lifted ap bis
voice in earnest pleading with his fellow clize1s
to defeud and uphold The Union and tbs flag
Of our fathers with all their might. He has
undoubtedly contributed as much as Aay ous 10
place Orsgon right on the Union question, and
keep her there; and by bis ds.us ui>htd ser
vices in the Union cause. not by the wiies and
iptrigues OF q politician. he has secured an
abiding place in the affections OF his 'eilow-
citizens and won proud position. There 10
nothing OF the demagogus about Jnd1e VIII
lams-no,hing merceuary or sinister iu bis
character or composition. He is the most
open, straightforward, conscientious, g1ile.sss
man We ever knew TO eUgage actively IN politics,
and has perhaps less OF the mere poiIilciaD
about him than any msu now in Congress. lie
will give nc waveriug ana uncertain support to
the Government as bis predecessor has done.
but will constantly exert. IN behalf Of the
Union, all his distinguished ability aud anthu
siasie zeal. We regard bis election as an
honor conferred not so much upon hi self an
upon the State which he has been chosen 70
represent 10 the National councils and upon
the Pacific coast.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01
HEAL1BrUL ErFEors OF TIE ToMAro. I

HEAL1HrUL EFFECTS OF THE ToMATo. Tie
tomato is one of the most bealthful as well as
the most universally liked Of all the vegetables
Its bealtbful qualities do not depend on the
mode of preparation for the table, 1t may be
eaten thrice dav. cold OF hot cooked or raw
alone, or without salt, or pepper, or vinegar.
or altogether, to Ike advantage. and in the
utmost that can be taken With an appetite.
Its healtbful quality arises from its slight
acidi,y, 10 this. making il as valuable, perhaps
as berries, cherries, currants and similar aTti-
cles. Ii is also highly putTitious. The toma-
TO season ends With the frost. If the vines
are pulled up before the frost comes and hung
ID in & well ventilated cellar, with the iona
toes banging to them, the love apples" will
continue ripening until Christmas The cellar
should not be too dry nor too warm. The
knowledge of this may be improved to great
practical advantage for the benefit Of many
who are iuvalids, aud who are fond Of the
tomato.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

MoNEY.-Money is a queer Institution ID
buys provender, satisfies justice. ard heaI Z
wounded honor. Everything resolves itself
into cash, from stock -jobbing to buidin d
churches. Childhood Graves pennies you'd
asp;res to dimes msnhood is sWayed bJ ihd
mighty dollars Tbs blacksmith savings bid
sledge, the lawyer pleads for bis client. aud thd
judge decides the question of life or death fot
his salary. Money makes the man therefore
man must make money, if be would re respected
by fools for the eye Of the world locks through
golden spectacles 1t buys Brussels carpets
lace curtains, gided cornices, rich furniture
and builds marble mansions. IT drives Us ID
church IN splendid eguipages, and pays The rent
Of the best pews. 1t buys silks and iewelry fod
my lady-it commands the respee. Of gaping
crowds, insures obsequious attention. II era
bes US TO be charitable, to send Bibles 10 I'd
heathen, to remove domestic iriigence. II
gds the rugged scenes of life. and spreaes owe
the rugged scenes Of existence q velvet carre
soft to our tread the rude scenes aud turmoil =
are encased in gilt frame. 1t bids care van
ish, soothes The anguish Of the bed Of siekoess
stops short of nothing save the grim destroyed
whose relentless hard spares none but levels a
mortal distinction, and teaches POOR wesI
humanity that it is but dust. Wealth pause
on he brink Of eternity; The b ggsr ard tt !
millionaire rest side by side beneath the sod. Il
rise in equality 10 answer the fin summons.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

An EMBARRASSING CAsE.-When the war
6rst broke out young married man of Steu-
beuville, Ohio. volunteered. He was reported
killed al Perryville, ard subsequently, his wife
received metallic coffin. purporting to con
tain the body Of ber husband. She buried 1t
with all due ceremony and affection, and, after
more than year elapsed, she married again.
a few days since an exchanged prisoner pass
ed through Steubenville. and lett a message
from the husband supposed to be dead, that
he would probably soon be exchanged. and
would be bone again. Her present husband
is worthy man, and the case becomes sc-e-
What embarrassing.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

LEAVES THEM.-The Virginia Union says
James Fl. Stortevsnt. a Washoe county poll.
tician of some distinction, went into the Cop
perhead den after the late election; but be
didn't stay there long. At the rebel rally held
in Washoe City. Saturday night, jim was
elected one of the Vice Presidents. and then
and there be became SO thoroughly disguised
with the traitors that be went home and enrolled
bis name as a member Of the Union Club at
Ophir, resolved to support Lincoln and johnson
and keep rsspec,eble political company here
sf-er
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

TEE SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-Tbe Consiitu
tional tempest in a teapot at the Sandwich
Islands has subsided. The King after dissolv-
ing the Constitutional Convention, and abro-
eating the old Constitution, promulgated new
Constitution, which is said to be quite ss liberal
as the old instrument, and to be in al respects
great improvement on that document. Z. Q.
Harris, Attorney General, a native OF New
Hampshire, is said 10 be the author of the new
Constitution. R. c. Wylie, for eighteen years
Minister Of Foreign Relations, is to 50 out Of
Office. One feature of the new Constitution
is that any one publishing false reports of the
legislative Assembly, or insulting comments
upon the same. may be ponished By imprison-
meut not exceeding thirty DAYS.