Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
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FELsGRAPHEp FOR THE i 7 H 4
a. .l.ar LATER FROM HAVANA -
a. . 4s+ ~. /. CnARLEsToss Nov. 20.
The Crescent City, early on the morning Of the
18th, entered Hsvana without objection. The
mails and passengers were allowed to be landed,
but Purser Smith was not permitted to come a.
shore. She was treated courteuusIy, but was in
formed officially that the Crescent City would not
be again allowed to enter the harbor with Smith on
board. Com. Davenport replied that Smith would
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responsible for the ccnseque nces. r.. .s.,.
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be !-e. e. RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. a'a g.
So 81. .Gs,sia SYRACUSE, Nov. 81.
The boiler of the Locomotive Syracuse, of the
Utica Rail Road, exploded this morning, instantly
killing the engineer and badly scalding the fire
man. The engine and tender were blown to piec
es, and several houses in the vicinity were rddled
by the flying fragments, and part of the road was
torn up. .'i2'i s' z" y -. si-'5', {" s'
So FIREMEN,s RIOTS.
s{afi' - AZ BALTIMoRE, Nov. %.
Several tiremen' s riots occurred here on Sunday
evening, keeping the city in, a continual uproaT
and excitement. Henry Poole, one of the rioters,
was shot in the arm, and several Others received
injuries. The Companies have just been released
| from the operation of district laws by the new
Mayor. 81" r.. pr
SAILED FOR LIBERIA, la.
| !. ~. Baltimore, Nov. %.
Tue BarQue Lind Stuart sailed for Liberia yester-
day, with9 emigrants, andYil stop at Norfolk for
The brig Shirley will leave on Thursday next
with Partyof emigrants.
RESIGNATION oR,JUDGE RUFFIN. So,
5s-.r,!5lf BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
Judge Rufin, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. has resigned. He has
been on the Bench since 1916. -t.
as FROM MISSISSIPPI"
BALTIMORE Noy.22.
The mil arrived through from New Orleans to-
The Mississippi papets state that large MAORI
ties have been given In that State against the pay
ment of the Planters' Bank bonds ,,,o,t..vr
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jsLaat.t. FROM NEW ORLEANS. .ll.st .tllt
~ 59 . ,;s. i. 80 B&Ert4ohE, Nov. %.
cholera occuTped in New Orleans for the week end
ing the 18Th. ~ 80, 80
. YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON 4.
. e I-s, ''1 4, g., ., 40 Nov. 90. e.
Ten deaths from Yellow Fever occurred here
during the past week BE- - u s..o -4ss ~ i5,s,
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~, STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. t...
The Steamer Francis Skiddy ran into the tow
steamer Baltic, Several tow boats were damaged,
aud one man missing. ...l ., 5l,.. -lt,'.-..lu.
SAILING OF. BISHOP SPAULDING.
.,. ..ts sa. ,.l-4 ,a.. New YoKK; NOV. %.
Bishop Spaulding, Catholic Bishop Of Louisville,
sailed in the Humboldt on his way TO Rome
ALBANY, Nov. %.
!. stahl,s Mills, IN Niagara county, were burned
on Tuesday Night last. Loss SO ooo-pnrtly in
SAILED FOR TEXAS. -@s., .saaz
.g.fau q. 1a NEw YoRK, Nov. %.
The steamship Aurora sailed to day for Texas,
add. ~ x. FROM CHARLESTON. l--5.a i,
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Corros-loo bales Of cotton sOldthis forenoon
at 81 10. .. ~ s!.,.ail ia
~ Observation-Disclosures WEATHER. g,
..,..,......., .r.. CIScIHNATI, Nov. 22-noon.
TIE river has allen 10 inches since last report
Weather wet. '.1s -t'af -' 80. -''.5
-a. CINCINNATI MARKET. :. .. ....s
,0ej Nov. So.
Flour quiet, with increased receipts. but prices
are unchanged. Good brands hnlg 81 ..
Hoos-no change. 600 solids IN lotsat So. -
l 777-77 J, . DO DEATHS. %
@DIRD-on the eTst inst. kDGA Ar, son Of SAMUEL and
ELLEN NEIL. aged year and 10 days
Tie Will take place from his ilers residence, on
John Street, this Cruscd4: morning. at 10 O'Clock
Silk & Dress Goods.
DAYADERE and PlouIeed Silks, extremely rich Bro.
ID Silks In Tan color, Ashes OF Roses DC, Satin de
Chene Black Silks qualities, Royal embroidered Dam
Genes, Caps all Wool French Mo9slin de LANES IN rich
dcAgnsl Stewart PIaids, French MeTinos. Mousein lie
Begs and Steel mixed, "a, - and Oh plain Mouse
chnzes Chalics in cors Persian and Lama Cloths black
aud cOIored Alpacas from 49, to S7 &C. being the largest
stock Ordress goods in tie city. Just reeeiyedat
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Attention!!
II AVlNti Just returned from tho Eastern Cites, will
more than double the former supply OF .I...H.
Fancy, staple and Domestic Dry g Goods,
The subscribers prepared to offer more than or
binary inducements purchasers, having made their Sc