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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18


THE AonIcULTURAL SOCIETY.-There
will be meeting this afternoon at two
O'Clock, atthe Court House, OF the meme
beers of the Wheeling Agricultural So
ciety.
Much important business It Is UNDER
stood will como before the meeting
Among other questions that of the next
fair Will BIO up -TA
When the Society last fall obtained
possession of their grounds It wa.
too late in the season for them to
give an exhibition similar to those OF
former years-cOmbining agricultural.
manufacturing and stock interests, and
itwas determined to give merely a stock
exhibition. Inthis the society was em-
inently successful. The premiums Of.
fered were liberal, the horses in compe-
tition good, the attendance large. and
hereoelpts greater than at any prevIons
year9 But objections were made E,,
many TO the character Of the exbibitoS.
The idea of horse racinG'f being IlI1TiS
a speciality was distAtefnl to many pey-
sons, including some members OF the
Society audit IL desired now TO have
an understanding as 10 thecharnctcr al
the next e&htbittOns II tits going to be
purely stock, the membership of. Tho
Society VIII undergo some changes, n
II Is going TO be conducted afler the old
style, no difficulty Will arise.
Many persons arc strongly in favor
OF a stock exhibition purely-leayinu
out All other interests. They think Ii
VIII be satisfactory to the public at large
II this course Is tnken, and premiums
large enough to draw here some OF ne
thorses In the country offert d.
we expect that this question VIII be
officers for next year follow. "
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THE 'fUSIvKRsAL wAsH1So MA
cHISE"-we spoke the other day Of
the Universal Washing Machine, . the
agents of which, Messrs. L. e. Camp.
bell g. Co., are at the Grant Honse
This machine is well named, as 1t is de-
servedly R,ltRiVeTSdl fav orite. It's aim.
Plicity Of construction, combined witi
its general utility, will readily recon-
mend It TO housekeepers. Many a good.
with the "UuiHerSal Washing No,
chine.n County or State rights for
sale. ~
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RIVER NEWBs-The river was slowly
falling yesterdaywith I'VE feet and four
inches Of water In the channel. i1
The ssBostoad 40. 2 arrived from
Gincinnatil The America passed down,
and the ReveHue and EdfabtSgh LEFT for
Cincinnati, the former at 8 p. M, and
The latter at p. M. x ~
The BOStOnG No. z Is the regular
packet for Cincinnati to-day. She will
leave at p. m. Capt. Montgomery is
in command, and Capt. Lou. Morris in
the office. These two gentlemen will
be found to be steambOat-men of the
first water, and no one we think can
travel with more pleasant officers.
The ZdnesVilIe, which is yet at our
boat yard, will commence about the
first OF next week running between this
point and Bellafr, to connect with the
trains. She will take the place Of the
RGtEteF. She Is going to be mighty
neat, trim little craft, and VIII be found
a pleasant one to take q short Journey
The landing yesterday was t0lerably
lively. Shippers and passengers SEEM
ed to be in considerable abundance
The daily packets, the Leslie Combs and
Henry Logan, made their regular trips,
with good loads each.
The Phi iSheTidGH-the new boat be-
ing built at Cincinnati for the wheeling
and Parkersburg trade-has been
launched, and is now being finished.
She will be done In about month. We
are anxious to chronicle the advent here
of this fine steamer, and can only wish
for her what we predict she VIII have,
much success.
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"TuE IROS,c1.AD wAnnLEas.,, Arab
Halls Iron-Giad warbiers viii give an
exhibition at Washington Hall tonight.
They will present TO their audience q
and promise TO render tie eyentnss ! I
pleasant one to their patrons. Admis-
sion so cents,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DELIcACLEs.-one Of the special deli
cncies OF modern times nav ia ncconnt.
ed SpeeF's Samburg Port Wine, which
combines with rare purity and nicely
of flavor, the good Qualities of port and
Sinret, II isneither insipid nor bitter, hut
hits the happy medium most to be de.
sired in a beverage or drink for the sick.
For invalids 1t Is invaluable by virtue
its absolute freedom from nh adnltera-
ttOns! Aotualltrial will show that tie
Samburg PcrtI Irvine has excellence of its
own unrivalled by any other wine in
the market.-NeID Yorker. la
This wine Is for sale by IT. n, LOGAN
& Co., and LOGAN, List & Co., Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling
Sold also by Z. BOOKING 1tdw
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BucKwHEAT CAKES have made their
appearance. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
Excelsior BdkinO Pohgder. No one now
disputes the superior quality Of fhfs
most excellent article. Il. n. Logan q
Co., and Logan. List & Co., sole proprie-
tors. Sold by dealers generally.
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WANTED.-Two energetic men to sell
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in Western Virginia, Constant
employment VIII be given. Apply 10
wa, SUMNER a Co, %, Main street
Wheeling. III Il !,
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MEdiral.


tEO :au
ing obstrncti2ns OF the Monthly Turns
nom Whatever Cause and
ALWAYS sUcqEssFp4s AS A5FIEVENrryH.
T e now oyer htit ysssfliss since the above
se4s6Eatsa EtIa95vEeEe INST discovered BY DR.
been extensfyeIy and s,icceSf5Iv Icy [Ie
IN most or the public Institutions as Val 1S s1
snccess In eyefv csP1 6eS With e p
OILY q the urgent request {" OF the thou.
I55G 1I d4 "a Who have used them, that1
Ieyiatlon Of those suffering nom any ITTSS1-
lat1ueS Wnataver, as we'll as to I1rsyss1f an ~
SteAse OF Iafillly where health VIII not permit
I = ONE, PIAL5ISkA DOSE.
5 ESmales peculiarly situated, or tliose snp-
ii sR S n iiSegtionsd iagains
I Iey nvite miscarriage" after which ad.
hI13S93ntltons The Proprietor assumes no FeSnonsj
any mischief to health ofherISisa M ESiii
are fecnm1nendedaSa ~ y = 80 -
MOST INVALUABLE REAFRnyiIi = -
for an those afniettng complaints - ;I5S,,,ir,l
SI5 "; and EnftuE lfe5-
49, golgn EItlls, Rub Of RIood a ~
aass.StI o1 gs Green { II
- ;5 e Lll Sf50ht EneFton,
1last comp aints, Mn fI,St 11,
iii TX a. ~ al1dtth6 beainninpOf
-'-$i NtSa4AeueasBa,
The LeueOFFhGeR. al. Vvh,,....
,fAt esame time there 4 q. *
l1ills that can do 1ninfg "a Ia 5I ~ thtse
x dteeto1S Be sekly Jo10oei AMI ~.
una them 70 be an hey TepFesease ~.
ONE R0x 1s sUFPTGTENT-' : ~
"SsSS0 FOXES, have been Sold TGifhs,,
Two Years. ss+tssaA44
W 1Atoltenad Bones sent b, Lem. I,,,,. !,
~ a 10 qll parts 81 fhs SsaIlS
lsn lAtles say nothing NE the Si1t IN
I've oeen Known since TITF :, PLlls
z = = gPQsiTHE WoFIn - y
IN enoYtnS ObEfFueffO,,a, - n
4tqFe 70 its I1F0Dels 4 i ~ =
4 TIIE IN ,.-.si z.
Health ease S.'S 81 ti1e
isFiee Il ~. - - s .siliiil,J izlsa355.
!, 49, - = ~ - A4pGs EfxR0roa OK
ss9!g ~ .CABEI 10 yyIss,,s.,.
~ s,S sgents W = towSo al
o 1lsk ne ga SoifI ~ EsStSII -
Geo y r II f4Ss+s ~ |
81 - = u = ~ Ohio nv lfes
Ii;o,atss - ! ". 4. u II q. RfCKERINc
49, y tending 81 10 eifiIeF AZ Tie
- n % the Wheeling Post Once f4T5
= 49, feondi mint nv IN
- s y tns country, .fEee % postage
es-1yd ~. ieole PToprietoE New !! x
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Tin, Copper and Sheet IT0l W8TTe

IL for the manufictnFe Of the above ara
eless am preptlHed 10 m an orders prom me
any other honso Ia nc DIV. Il See, ~ Isl.t
patterns OF SIONES both Wood aud CnaI
ana win TaEfatit every Stove. lam 'prsfafs
and Tin and Will give such ioFS INV t1eTr1ISSi
attenuon Spoutlng and entering Of m
,insls etWeyst on hand, Copper and BINS
kettea and Fruit Cans OF the best kind hlsC
very cheap. Merchants and Others VisfinS
the city WIN do Wen to give me q call TIl-lsSS
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U. S. DIsrIcT CoURr.-The entire day
yesterday was consumed again in the
session Of the grand jury. Courtmeets
this morning at o o'clock, when the
grand jury will resume. 1t is more
than probable that they will conclude
their labors to-day. AS soon as they
do SO, we understand court will adjourn
without trying any OF tho parties
ngainst whom bills are found, until the
next term OF the court. : -
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THE FIRST MUTUAL STORE AssocIA-
T1oN.-The members of the First AIutu-
nj Store Association. held meeting on
Thursday evening last, at which they
held an election for directors. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were selected
as the directors of the Association:
VIM. Hastings, Jacob Harlan, j. L,
Wetherald, j. C. Hervey, J. A. Lancas-
ter, Lot joy, G. G. Trimble. 81
The directors are soon to hold a meet
ing, when all the steps will be taken to
start the institution. A store room Ia
to be obtained, and a storekeeper Sc
lected. nj q
It is designed, we understand, to COM
mence the affair now with only first
class grocery, TO which will Afterwards
be added dry goods store, etc. 500.
The directors elected on Thursday
evening are all Of business experience,
and gentlemen who will take an inter
est in the matter in hand, and the stock
holders feel assured that their enter
prise will be well looked to by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

A Go1DES wEDDINo.-Capt. Robert
Hamilton, ofthis city, Wednesday last
celebrated his golden wedding-he hav-
ing been married fifty wears ago. from
2 O'Clock Of that evening. He has lived
in this vicinity nll of'that time. l5-,Sf !.
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NEW YoRK PIANO FoRrEs.-we can
tho attention of our readers to the adj
vertisement OF Mr.. Ernest Gabler. In
another column. His establishment is
one of the largest OF the kind in, the
country, and with his new factory now
completed and in full operation, he q
enabled to furnish dealers and Others
promptly, as ordered, with any number
Of his very elegant and Justly popular
luStrumentA. If
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CIV: 5oHNs !, q z. soN,

ft'i Manpfi etnleEs Of
Copper, Tin and sheet, Iron Ware.
IA A 81 eI Awaited OURSELVES OF
ptepl1ed now than ever to mn all oFTleFR Tor
any article Of work In the nhoYelirie Of 6tisiJ
49, Il v 4Ille8 and Conductors made TO ORDER
'stelinb oat work done ina sifNtapffaii Hi5tt
MotlAtnanlke manner. WeaFei now payitiR.
partl cqlAf attentiOna to this brunch of the
parneulAE2 10 NtlolesnlaH Dealers we c9i1
otieL ndnceinents that cannot be found eise-
the ant Is toll DC an lines we sise4n.
2 stock q the latest and most appforsSi ma
tstns OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand III nj
ga "a No. a72 Mafket Square.
Jy2 - WHEEIINGS w. Va
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House and1Iot for Sale. q

TX NQWN As, LOT NOES IN THE FIFTH
~ Ward, south oTSecond and easf ~ iSf5f;1 |
street. with brick tement 'neaffg new eS11t
t4l9lng eight rooms well finished now oesl.l
pi ne. ~ M Wtnahip. For. terms, apply TO |
a,,, J.. 3f.,s...5.. "a or US. RHODES @ 1
MAJ 99ail5t Of the estats ofW. b Sense
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HIGGINS. GA.LLERY.

e. 1oaTos siTs' s.sass's Nan q 1tslth !,
DHopoGRAPE7S 4pI.AryoR FTNfsHFn
L., In gu @ India 1nk,l nom lie % e6pled
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS- Particular pSlnz
q !len with. this popular So o. picture f'lif
Z SS5!tAPdd A1BuAdS7At len than
A good variety OF GILT d ROSEWOOD
b,H AaltS WIN always Be On hand &C reasona-
"ts PEace% dSclS
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THE sKATIsu PARK.-workmen viii
commence on Monday next fixing up
the wheeling Park" Several lots ON
the Island have been secured, and the
design is to finish theworlS just as soon
as pc sible. The whole park will be
enclosed, and in addition to the pond
there will be carriage drives, promen-
AIDES, groves, booths of various kinds,
etc. -.st.rr ~
|. We have no doubt that this park will
be one of the main sources of pleasure
to onr city this winter. Nightly, al
most, carnivals will be held, and the
pond will pa esent u scene of gayety and
pleasure not heretofore seenfn our city.
Arrangements will be madeto flood
the pond when II SHOWS or the ice be-
comes damaged.
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PAvRArESr. RErAIRs. The pavement
at DIR. Hullihen's cornerof Market and
Quincy streets, is being repaired. We
hope that the city pavements generally
will all be repaired. They are full of
In wet weather Is Just the reverse OF
pleasant. ~ = f771 -. :,
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For Sale.1

WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND lott
inS3sl S ta az On runts q feeI
taodi on dwelling house with s. loom. Sr9 IL 4
s 9et9 nous, With both, hot and cold water,
Y " sen groceries and dive Ion -
7 - g n they want them. Ss
81, "a A4is RI % particulars In.
:..sspa.tsl gatsE 81 86se In Wa.
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kss ld1ahsse a1ase 4aess q l..p.ou,.
RYMPTOM9.

TINE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are ct mt very
ssss Ra a ssy and G sTe more aeTs
sensitive to the changes of temperature: In
this condition, the nose RAY dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrfd, afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are Increased IN
lflie Ses sFs sFs esF 81 Sgsss sd
breath the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense OF the smell b lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place:
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
CatarTh Is that the person e Obliged to.clear
bis tlrpRt IN the moEningp thick or slimy
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease 10 on It's
way to the lungs, and should lose no time In
me Above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
~ B9fai4 E4ll,5 eHfI
ABingIe Bottle will last . mOntE-to
be used three times q day.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO..'
.t.lasl PrsXSafee'9 9Dissases
CURED ~ TIL sHoKrEsr PossrB1E TINE
DR. So !. o u D Nc.
qate q. Philadelphia, }

I, ~. I, p Gate Of PhiladelphiaO
WH0 HAS LOCATED HfSfaEr.r, ,r,,,
I - T1I5FRsfhs9PaitIlyi No7S z.aIRD SZREET.
g, Df: q proposes to cure Gonorrhoea and C5leat
enee With diet OF IS inteE5eT-
IN NOM one % fiVls days. ~
nal and Seminal Erni ~ $500, Noetnr-
11yet 70 ten days Skin S,S a. ~ It S1
nafalled s,icIl9 treated with IN.
pelas, Nsurafaia N iIIII5.tsS So.
ana alI impurities Of tic BIo5i a13s, iIEN1
Dr. Yo,fns;l yer speedily cured By
= to be procured nom no other
1e-2ttsss Il tl3sjfi ft--7T 2.
/, :. 1eEs t1Aa AahNAGoGUEF FOR LADIES.
Va, - and sold only by DIR
% tie healthy strTri 1od Z
LseE zone ana actltttyt the 81 n. IIFiSa III
ma require No. 9 which fhNodf 49, st11s
e e man No. I; price 5 per bottle
terI1ed idle should mot use the above
~ ioE US made known with each
4 ~! sa5e. eeEtatti and healthy preyenta.
i've 70 lon fnTuiah "a on 1S1{frSftSIlt
Persons at Q distances bi Sf5Ta }5S ssIssta0n.
toms age and occupatfd m s.1SSss
eiae ~ ca ractedi nom o6ser-
~ ING l1Soz - trhtpl Street,
~ Once PHO Iali SeSnVsi e1SSs!i
: 4 M ~ ~ Market Ofiice iIor1TI
- 49, = -; % 3 p. M oc3
q s,iI2lS SUGAR 49, '''----
l b 5a 1SERS:; lgSH.oIgE 2, r SUGAR
4 n s0i1b19 = ,llly Fair CnbaSugars
~ ~, 80 and Granu-
s. i SSf A Se EMS sSga. 81 ~
III DDS. @, Gofiee Stigjlf 1f,st ,....,,
e !. or LIsI, 3oRRisoN go %.
XII 9BA GssC hoieS lRI6Eco 49, ,.-S-i -
" E@-2 Fes&0E5 IA1IDGAN Zoo.
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POLICE couRr.-Yesterday was a
good day in the police court forboth the
city revenue and the local"
Joseph Carr, for disorderly conduct,
WINS find $40 and costs. iRr
Another person was arrnigned on
two charges, us follows: list, for as
sault and battery, two offences; Cd
for dtsorderly conduct. For the two
first named offences he was fined 500
and costs, and for the two last named
$40 and costs each. -. =
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MARKET YESTERDAY EvKN1Na.-The
I'd ward market was well attended
yesterday evening. Articles and pur-
chasers were abundant, and prices high,
Butter WINS 4Oa5Oc per lb.; chickens,
live or picked, 35a4Oc per piece; beef i2sl
zoe per H.; pork 2Oa25c per ib.; Irish
potatoes, 4Oc per peck. -. -
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1uRIstQ SCHOOLS QAS5BR ssuPPIfF0
Win q very superior aF3icis AZ fyff76 ~
SHAfQSSs and nf low prices, by ! if1f14 y
---7 = -tA-as Tir77lSs
80 NSo,..,. and LOGAN LIST q co.
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ENAANS Nf9 ,; 4LEiRIlSo. RuGoY AND noon
'sPi n. g HARBOUR.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Lond0nl Graduate from one Of the most emil
nent GollegeS In the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent In
ana elsewhere, has effected some of the most
aston isl1lng cures that were eve, known:
cans when asleep, great nervousness, being
alIInea ~ sudden sounds, baShfulueas, with
ifequent biuHh1ng, attended sometimes with
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- For Sale,

.,F....,s..,..- For Sale. 49eo
Z A VERY DESIRABLE PROPFRTYl IN
-, Fttehietown, consisting OF two nun lots.
one GOOD two story brick dwelling housa with
lfooms and every COM n1encea6out Il, One
store room p 1eet front and 68 fest Gleen.-
WAREHOUSE same Al9e, will be fold cheai1. y
af1et id .a8bfI /. IRWIN.
= oe6I-lin 7-rls Ii al Real Estate Agent
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"a choieS lsidsn ltI,-e -Sosi -
w E'i-9 ts4 51tA176 IsAN 3 90.
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-. 90 1OUNEf MEN s2UFEr
VINO nave. injured themselves by certain
pEactiee indnlged in when alone, n habit fre-
qIenIiIy ietLlletl nom evil companions, or at
scnooL the eflectH OF which are nightly felt,
even whenasleep, and II not cured, renders
mai rage impnEtble, and destroys both mind
mate pity that young man, the hope of
ms country, the darling ofhis parents should
nents Of life, by the conseouenceli al SiSTSis
Eng nom the path Of nature and inducing
IN &c certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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Pshsct that a sound mind and body are the
I1i 81 requisites to promote connu-
lonrneY throuRh life becomes weary pil-
k[lInage: the prospect hourly dafkens to the
pair and tiIlea with the melancholy refiec-
Eon t1aG me happiness OF another becomes
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
Loss of the Steamer Twilight.

Tho steamer Tsilight, Of the line between hi.
city anu W lin nston, n. g. 10 reported Loaf in the
Capo Fear River below Wilmington. The yes.,
sailed from this city on Saturday last with about
forty passengers and an assorted cargo Of general
merchandise. Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday that she had stranded and Was total loss.
The PASSENGERS and crew said to have lecn saved
The Twilight vas q new vessel She wss built this
year In Mystie Connecticut b. Charles II. Mallory,
who owned her. She was one hundred aud ffy mine
feet long, twenty mine feet wide, and fifteen feet
deep. Her value about $4,000. Nessr- Livings-
ton Fox Co., OF this city, we're the agents Of Mr.
Mallory. There Ia no positive intelligence In regard
TO manner in which she wa lost. The navigation Of
the Cape Fear River Ia however, danrerous; and Il
Ia supposed that sho Vas broken up BY striking on the
rocks.
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Mnx. Preparing to Rvneuate.

Warrington, Nor. 1o.-A gentleman Just arrived
from Mexico, says that on bis way from Tobacco to
Nes York, within the past two weeks he met an
agent Of MAMMALIAN, Who told him that Affairs we're
nearly IN ,1,reris for the imperia,,e that every
reported victory Of tho lmperias brought "a 1t no
,ubstanih results, and that account Of their ina
biiy 70 draw IRON rural districts suppiies, 6e., the
war against tho Liberals carrie. on ~ dead
expense. He further aided that he had been dis
patched by ha1imian to France, to All for one nun
end tiat the event of Napoleon fail NJ 10 futu,sh
tho men and means the evacuation Oi Mexico ~ me
lmpeflasts must soou follow. MAJ mi I'm, he acCci
was ostensby paving visit to IucalGn. but lie bld
removed his ppItOHai Effects 70 that Point az sic
place 10 set sail from the cy OF Mexico had o
BE- suddenly abunuonCd The fMIctor Gs also IA, p
ping a good desl Of ~ Gle 20 LuIope. tie tcton Of
ihis Government IL lie said will hasten eNonts Oh the
part VI Macmillan.
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Fandmd' Noe ~, sG5.-The steamer Pacific from
the South Coast .rrived here On the 4th inst, with
dates from Valparaiso Of October 18th, and frc.a
Calico OF October 2s.h.
cittL
But lrtle chance, II anv, hos taken place in IN.
mail, Tie blockade Of the port. by the spsni.h bd.
niral Pafela still continuei; but some ieE vessels
h1ye been permitted to enter and clear at Vapala,o
while others have been ordered of 80 mtther
ea%sc has sorp been 's SS y The iOresn q
,eyen vessel. declared all the ports, over
,oIx N num,ner, closed. The fear Witch ior a time
to have .gb-idcd Chill determined to MAINTAIN her
nauonal dFnltys masins every preparation possible
eietnph lines and road. sre Icing ore nei into the
ihtt- o. and 70 n frontier which will ~ measure
~ custom dunes have been sLoiisled and 80 COST
.o.ns -'c declated ports Of chilli This IL done
to oncou 20 hlockate.runninp -hich will no touht,
"a niue rhilr lie carried on quite eNt"u'ivelr q.
e ters O mnigue have b, EN- issued in lrre NUM-
ssail 'hem'e.vcs Of 'tem' Consps.s 6. enf IA
nle IN devl lag measures the most ua1iul M The
he te'elra ed CHILEAN author. Don Andics Bello,
''t ~ SAINT 80 on the l6h Of october.
tLc ntet States steamer hohonro daily
srilved q lsta port short disisnce from Nsirl-
Ins9 ne fas ship OF the British Pacific II, ct va
The news from this Republic 10 Of much interest,
ana leads To the lie 1T hat the next ste lme will
ling aeel'od teFs Of the succes or failure Of the
,eVolul on The Icvolutonists under &c Ptositent
'anseeo' having .dvancei TO place Gale CHI co,
nlLh.h view Gag es of Lama, pleslGtut
lcAot put himgof the head OF the
,c,e!hnent forces and marched out 10 give battle.
Nheh Tue seamer left Gallo fumors Of fqh'ing
reie euIItn'' hut nothing definite or re liable N
own. Err this no doubt the f.te Of the Govern
uen, has been decided The revolution st. ere rep
-t"h ca A IL, go ttfong II .couait' ned aud half
.tAEed' Tut cooperate. Pszet has ABOUT an o4uI
hunter OF well-iound troops
COLOMBIA
In Panama political matters have been exceeding
~ fhie Tor the past two weeks but the news IRON
ihe lht"'ior u not 20 pacific some seve lighting
"a, taken place In the State OF Caucl betW cen
lhe ietolutiOnitts and the Government forces,
w which tie latter were successful
he losse- on both sides are pu' down at 30 men
seNrtal OF the rCvoutiUnaiy lealers Ncte killed
hue tie evolution In that sia'e Is settled Tor the
pltsruf
la the State Of Cundinamarca the long expected
!. en- received
strong sympathy 10 menliestei nv every republic
on the ast ior thih. On he evening vi the u
i1s'.' meeting wa- held In this citl Q'Gvonll TO
exp esa ine sentiments Ot the people the ui sct.
commit &c was appointed to IAlse a sub cnptipn,
TIC pccceis OF which viii be forwarded ~ the GOV.
eminent "a Ch 10 aid her in the ptosecu.i oil the
var. Several eloquent speeches wee made
Mi' tltAe!lck :. Ngidt er, native vi Vermont,
@ho hii feHiied on the Isthmus Of DsIien Tor Is
rea.A diol IA this city on the 3l,t ult.