Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-08
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

| lJ'Mr Darlington Macauley, NJ. p, who has
been staying at Brighton, has improved in health,
and will take his seat on the meeting of Parlia-
nent.
| II'The Prince Governor of Warsaw, has given
notice that the property of the refugee Poles abroad
who have not accepted the amnesty, will be con-
| fscated.
| l-FThe House OF Representatives of Rhode Is
land has rejected, by of 40 to H. bill 10 re-
peal the liquor law of the last session.
1.-THE steamer Independence left San francisco
on the LIST of October and arrived at San Juan del
Sud, on the 10th, with 200 passengers.
| VA young man named billiard, of Sussex coun-
ty, Va, shot himself accidentally and died, while
on cunning excursion last Wednesday.
I-j-Rcv. Charles Hartwell and family sailed from
New York OH the Sd as missionaries to Hong Kong
China.
| uIeEighty thousand dollars worth of three cent
pieces were coined at the Philadelphia Mint during
last month. 5 s'.'
IFGcorge Cruikshank is preparing twenty-sev-
en- designs for edition to "Uncle Toms Cabin ~
1.-THE boot and shoe store of Mr.. Ford at Cen
trevilc, was entered last Friday night and robbed
| OF several pairs of boots
l-FRobcrt Birchett, postmaster of Petersburg,
Va, is lying dangerously i'll, from attack of APP
oplexy. .t.. .a..E
THANKSGIVING DAy.-Cov. Cobb, of Ga, has
appointed the 25th of November, as Thanksgiving
Day. The day will be observed By 4 majority oil
the States. e.
NAvAL.-The United States store-ship Supply,
lG days from New York for China, was spoken May
10, in lat. 80 NJ. lon. 40.
| Qj'Georgc C. Shattuck, NJ. D., of Boston, has
given $1,000 to Dartmouth college for the erection
ofan observatory, on the condition that the trustees
OF the college will raise the further of ,00O
Tor the purchase OF instruments.
lfThe steamer Oneco, sailed from New York
nj LET FIR AuS lin M ;aT
ly Canadians. There are now no less than eight
vessels up at New York, for Port Philip, 10 sail all
IN tine course Of this month.
KANSAS, TEnnrroRY.--A letter of EEK Senator
Benton, from Washington, published in the ST.
| Louis papers, brings prominently forward the idea
OF making territory on the kensaS river, eX-
| tending south to the Arkansas, and, we presume,
north to the Platte, and west to the Rocky Noun
tains. tt.
EXTENSIVE SwINDLE.-A Spanard named Da-
masca Finto Bascas arrested at New Orleans,
on the Goth, charged with having swindled Joseph
| Roman, of Brownsville, Texas, out of $4,000, by
means of forged letters.
| DEATH FROM CAMruENE.-The Hartford, Conn,
Times, gives an account ofthe death of Miss Mary
A. Seymour, of Colbrook, on the 14th ult., from q
lamp. containing fluid, becoming enveloped in
flame and extending to her person.
| TELEGRAPH TO TExAs.-An effort is making at
New Orleans to extend telegraph line through
|
tern Louisiana to Houston and Galveston, in Tex
as. The whole length of wire will be about 625
miles.
GPThe steamship Washington was taken pcs
session of by officers of the United States govern
ment, on her arrival at New York, on Wednesday,
on suspicion of having smuggled merchandise on
board on her previous trip. The captain, purser
and first officer held to bail in the usm OF S.
| 600 each. r,.-.
| I:'Gov. Wright of Indiana, has resolved not to
apponta successor to Senator Whitcomb, but to
leave the selection to the Legislature, which meets
| IN January. He also declines to have his name in
connection with the office.
Gflt is said that Harper & Brothers, of New
York will in a few days publish an authentic ac-
count OF the private life of the Hon. Daniel Web
ster, from the pen of Charles Lanman, Esq.,, who
hos Tor two years been his private secretary and
confidential friend. 10 800 HJF
IVA southern editor, in giving an account of
some rascals who stole two horses belonging to
preachers at a camp meeting, says it should teach
clergymen TO "watcli as well as pray"
I'It is stated that the number of copies of I'm
Gle Toms Cabin published and sold in England,
already amounted to 100000. Messrs. Jewett &
Co., have published 15o, coo in this country.
MISSIONARIES DEAp.-Accounts have been re-
ceiyed of the death of two missionaries of the A
meriean Board, viz, Mrs. Morgan, wife of Rev.
Homer B. Morgan, who died at Thessalonica, on
the 10th of Sept, and the wife Of Rev. Geo.
Pearson, who died at Little Rock, Ark, Sept, I4h
aged 81. Mrs NJ. was born Feb. 9th 1922, in
Westminster, Mass.