Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-07

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The New York Courier has been furnished \, mn the
following distressing details Of occurrence. W Incl,
for The honor OF human nature. and Tor the credit
Of the navy, 10 chch one OF the parties concerned
belongs. we hope. muy prove exaggerated.
On Thursday night bctN cen 10 and 4 o'clock. y
shore boat ruwcd by ono man. aud CONTAINING a y,uns
| female came along side the y. 5 ship Independence
lying off Ellis Island, and On being hailed, the f..
male desired To know II Mdshplnan -----,was ON
board. On being cred ia tile affirmative sho
insisted upon seeing hrn, but The officer of c deck
told her thai II impossible. moi only The reg.
uItrns OF The SHIP but the rules OF lie service iJrs
babe 1t She urged, nmplor,d aud entreaied, but
the oilicef. acluapd 10y s-rn seuse OF duiy, Nns
still compelled 10 adhere his original RESOLUTION
OF reiu Ins her aJmilIauve board Finding that
he was ia, IcraJe. the young girl. wIthuu a m"mcnis
thought. spiang INN TIE boat which she had
been andIug. and sunk A seaman " no had beer
anIlrg IN The lore chains siouug the pirls CON-
ycrsaIun, her male the spriu., aud Us She ln,s
ched he water, lie sprasg overheard after her ans
n few lusiy strokes brought him To The spi as ,hei
aruse. lie seized her. and holding her o., the .huro
boa dropped along side Ui them, and loJk Ia the.
u ni1rtuuGie girl aud her gallant pre,er,er
! The Offices of the de,k had her brought ON board,
aud surmlsug that something extraordinary must
have occurred, induce the female atieEpt st.l.
eide, lac summoned the first lieutenant When lac
! reached the deck he drew rom her history OF the
causes Which brought her out AT that hour of Ihs
night, IA sLch place. aAd one Ol love- cuuIi.
dence, rum. and subsequent desSrtiun.
| The mishpmau who was the cause uf the poor
girls troubles was called deck. aud being con.
frunIed with her, Was at once recognised. WLm
steps the Lieutenant next took wUh the u.
icer we are rgn1ranI of as yet, bat the young girl
was sent on sIure, having lrsl gwen her address.
with the assnrcnce that full and ample just ice should
be done as SOU rs the Commodore arrives.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTINIORE.-This
fUvorIle establishment has during the last spring
undergone several very important alterations all
tending To the convenience Of travellers; an add.
tioual lodging building added, as also a spacious
reading room. Ii has been thoroughly rcpain,cd
and Is NOW furnished in neat and handsome style
The preseRi conductor. Mr. Erasus Coleman late of
the PayIlioH Hotel, Boston Is a geuIemnn ceIebra.
ted Tor MS pueheSs and attention To the conf ri of
his guests. l. Is dlsparagcraeut IA, ,vr - r,,,..
Hotels I" say. that The Exchange Hotel ui BaIrirr
lt present conducted has moi its supcr,pr IN Tho
United States. For quiet and hnmclIke cnmiort
prompt attendance, aud careful attention oIi the TART
I OF ITS conductor, II Is probably une1uacd-N Y
American.
MIR ADAMS AT ROCKIES rER.-The follow.
ing - the perurarun of Mr. Adams address ON Inc
oc' asiun of his reception al R,lhcster day or two
since:
In what has been accomplisl ell 10 make vour
CITY what II H. the aged have done most The middle
ng'd may say. we will improve upon what has been
dOnei and the young. we shall accomplish still
more than our fathers. That. fellow cIIzeus VANS
the boast IN the ancient Spartan pruccsson-a
procession which was divided into three Glasses
The Did, the middle aged ana the you.c; and II,ev
had saying. which each class repeated IA iurn
| The aged said:
| 1--WE have been in days Of old,
Wise aud gentle, brave aud bold"
The Eiiddle nged said:
| I'VE IN our turn your place supply;
| Who doubts II let him cune and lry"
| Aud the hnys said:
"Here1licr, at onr country's call,
| We promise To surpass you l."
And 50 will it be with you each ia your order'
| MORE RASCALS. I'VE copy The following from
the Jackson MISS sippi S,uhrOn Of The ISih uti-
mo:
DEFALCATlONS AND ELOPEMENT-Ii ia
rumored IN Town, with how mach truth we know
not lhai The examinations now ping by the cum
mIiiees OF The House, have developed aud ure slII
developing iacIs which render probable that OH
er individuals, aud that IUD ia high Stallion besides
Pagand and Graves, " i'll be implicated iu the succ.
nlalons and iorgeIies upon the public treasury
The higher the station the ia rker lie crime We
hope the committees will do their duty without res.
pecI {" office, station personal popularity aud
thereby secure The lasting gratitude OF an injured
people,
! PAYING a DEBT.-A constable m Washing
ton city, a few DAYS ngo haying n Dror.s. t. IL,