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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
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From every portion of the State, the Wing press
Is confidently express the belief that the Old Do
minion viii right herself and prefer her own ma
tive born and distinguished SON, Winfield Scott to-
the new prize champion of Southern Rights. lately
discovered amid the hills of the Granite State,
who, whatever may be his true position on the sub
jsct. Of Slavery, certainly presents avery Janus
facedappearance at present, having made a strange
speech on the subject at New Boston, having voted
against permitting citizen of the District to bring
two Of his own slaves into the District from Virgin
ia, and also voted against motion in the Senate to
lay upon the table petition from certain ladies of
PennSyl praying for the abolition of Slavery
inithe District of Columbia, and who was menu
berof Convention W hich unanimously passed the
following Resolved that the holding hui
man beings in bondage is a curse to any country;
thatwe are opposed to Slavery, black or white, in
allits forms and under whatever =,
We confess that Virginia has good reason fsaf
t.Northern men with Southern prnciples.n She
has had enoIghof them to satisfy all reasonable de
mandss and the bare fact that IN 1910 She cast her
vote ,fot Marlin Van Buren, [wh no was subsequently
the Free Soil candidate for President Tin opposition
to Harrison, borilio her own soil should at least
make her cautious for the future, She should be
sure this time, for now suchia mistake may not bel
easily remedied Let all men of all parties examine
for themselves the principles the associations the
localities and the characters Of the candidates and
decide for themselves, and we have confident hopes
that if such berthe course pursued, VIgnaS val in
November next, add her name to the States who
wIlrally to the support Of the hero, the civilian,
the patriot and the Xirginiap, ., .ai2dill
l,..4.S-s, E--4.--f+-=- -.i,sts7. va
tblFag, ~ Heater. &siDonEIRss. Il graI; 4sAaa
The new organ of Benton.s theSt. Lohis Demo-
craft denounces Senator Douglass in the fercest
terms, and the Republican the article is eyi-
IDENTITY from benton himself. It classes him with
null and calls hun liticians
an1thep champion Of the plumber interest ia Com
gress., sss3s sss 3 AXE T.,s 81; .ll
cold Bullion and q Young AmeIea,s win not
woSk in the traces 9ie. i,Iga sass
9Thqs.AE. ,ClRy and theiF resIaene
despatch from al6moTeg says that Thos.l H
Clay SON Of Henry Clay, has written 4 let
ter e. - q this in " hcl he
diets the st9E8 that heswould not support Gen, Z
Scott and that had 50 informed his father pres
yiops his IIe sajss ..iiff the vote Of 500
humble an Individual is myself ~ Of any coase
qpeEee, To give iitSvg
you choose Ifaliyes yote for SCOT and Gra-s
RellS g
or people IS ~ lolesGl b sesr,i
EMBEDDING with tleii ion
Egase ah6iorit 81 sst 81 sc
" elseaorf qgallst 2 'ollHeltio nsa
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EoUsp, At srlE7-The New Orleans Picayune
question of teW mere is the Westq'4
that es which We have an 50 often Head spos
the isat Wered.
a letter which wetreceiyed yesterday says Many
persons hsre's lin Alabama speak Of smoYing
West g ars perfectly
with that from peFsonal viii
yon us in your next paper wilma minute and
particular descnpd6nof San Antonio, Texas, and
thecouahy surround itl' So San Antonio Is he
place Wei, thst pretty and picturesque little
city isa very place to Jump of at and
re shall elldesyor as IS possible 70 satisfy
opr corIesp nquMieg. e ~ esas
/ ~ 20 his the Sens
ate, blt ~ as To- his intended
cgutsesi refsrance iitttsbuIg Iorinati6h
pleasant IS
morning and
iltispEpbah foIIiell iollea
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THIRD DESPATCH.
ErRrnER PIARRTrIcuIL.AII Bad Lites Los


When the collision took place, the passengers
were alIii bed, and the utmost CONSERVATION en-
sued. Many of the steerage and deck passengers
who were chiefly Norwegian emlgIantS, jumped
overheard The water gained fast and the Tires
were soon extpguishe1, and the boat rapidly slnk-
ing "A scene of terrible confusion followed
Tie emigrantS, who could not understand word
spoken to them, added horror to the calamity, by
cries of frantic despair. The cabin passengers and
Others who could understand the exhortations OF
the Captain, were comparatively calm. They
provided themselves with chairs, setteeS and beds
and all who had patent e-preseryers were saved.
great number ofthe emigEants Jumped overload
in terror and thus rushed to certain death. Amid
the widest shTieks ofthe sufferers the boat sunk.
The 0gdensburg did all initS power to preserve
lives and hundreds Of human beings struggling
in the water, were saved. About $50 Of those
pickedu pby thepropeller were taken to Erie, and
lare number of them left III the steamer Sultant
FIOm the best Information we can CLEAN, we be
lieyc that not less than three hundred lives arr
lost.
The clerk ofthe Atlantic has saved nothing
HetLinks there were from 500 to 600 passengers OF
board, part of these emigrants between dcckS.-
Very nearly all the cabin passengers were saved
together with all the crew, with the exception o
two OF three waters. The Propeller picked vi
nearly three hundred persons fromthe wreck, bu
the exact number cannot be aSceTtained. Below
we give the names of few of those saved:
Mrs. S. H. Harris, Detroit; d. S. Waldbndge
Kalamazoo; r. NJ. Smith, Pen Yauss NY; Wal
ter Osbor, Montreal; L. Reed, Pennington, Ill.
Abncr c: Ellis, Sandwich, C.. W.; Miss Myers
Utica; E. G. Everett, Greenfield Mass; Mr.. Brock
way Kenesha. Captain Turner, Oswego; L. u
Crepper, Coldwater; Mrs. Lester, Buckly, Battle
creek, Mich; A. Calkins, Belvidera, ILL.,; J. L. ID
Bissei, Mobile; j. S. Krowndo, H. Graves, Ham
burg N "; A Calvin, do; J.. Shawkers Clifton n
"; James Russell and lady, SnatsbuFg, N. Y.
George Hartley, Laselle, ILL.,; R. White and wife
Orwell, Vt; W. ]. Hall, Albany; G. E. bushnell,
Greene county, N. Y. ii Issr .tis es Il
"a CoToners Jury is now being held over one i
the bodies recovered; name unknown. e e
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rhdRIEhr Of q FerelEn BEinisaar a.
HE e5l DO Bbb1STRigifi 4.

iEns Oh y = n EeAl ~ ~ mister 80
Hf Esis ia DO Bbb1Sralglff lf
al interesting decision has Just been
the superior Court of baltimore CITY. an
Tighlof ! foreign Minister to- sue ollt5as
mefi Tie case us THAI of ~
Bosj6 SPENCER, the Belgian Chaee5 a,
against R6mainf de 1506ne and Annie Vs
hora Amotion was made to ouas6 the ,
ingsl as the plaintiff being q fofeiiS5h Mn;
inca aciinted 70 sue IN tie coatts !: AM
he Vas not an itihabitant Of the District y
bia, 10 whom the laws of Maryland 20 y,
othd citizens. Of the United Stats. eyt y!
righito sac in the coprtsol. The State. 1T II
Their cOBtended that the, Suprene r6,,.l
United States has exclusive iiirisdiction
Tie court decided tHat.a .foreign FIN M;n;
casts wi iclfinSOlve mo CONSEQUENT as s ~
dignity iOE public chaTactr of .his ~ -
waive lRs immunity oriprfyiIeee, ~ ,' 1sbi
INDEPENDENT Of the civil and cfimnal I'M;
of the country in which he resides - \
ant that in a TlldtteT 81 private aiIttcreS,s-
THIRTY to institute i stiitif conn If i,;,,
oub the consent Of Ills SOVEREIGN ana IN; ~
tally submit lImself y the iqhsdiction of
bllal which he seiects: and "a All fbetle
seblIences of sucha Submission. Y II fuTf
ID thatthe Supreme Count has ~ eScI-
risleiiop except IN proceedings against n
d6E;ur other public Minitef9 fI5be Nm
th t,tfpils to she ana Be s1ied in fbss
ljtl6catuEe Of the 1Atioa, and aqntunitg
b$lg called toI All YEA elseWIsree s IN, j
bhg suits agatHFss lsaopg in State court
regard to The digestion tba5 fhs diS;s
nGh resident, tbs cOlit Cansifi Ieil Il N Il
INT Of Columbia was the MiIEigtaSf'i NJ
deEes Notwithstanding he iiCtifm n ;nte1yI
laVttat Ministers iaIe takeh hdstS * Nh ri
tsptery q the State iSsAieRtaty are se ed
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-Erom ne NI..l..igai,I ..E1sE et- u g..an.,,

Hon Samuel BENTON, Of Marshall county, we graft
fed to learn has Ieconsidered his decensiOn, published
some time ago Vksbug Wing eleGtOT on the
Seoot and Graham ticket. EenOn Is arabic debaer
and will perform service in the present canvass
In reply to letter Iessed him by several gentlemen
Holly Springs soliciting him to engage in the CANVASS
he says: 81
by the the Of yoar Communication have to reply
that will aside private cOnsidCIatibns and obey
your summons to active duty under tho renowned old
comma r. OF whom It long ago written, 5tS0otI
6TtgadsIed and the enemy fed 6efoTe htuH.' -
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NEWS BY NAIL.
npr ADFUL DISASTER


STEAMER ATLANTIC SUNK
Three Iuhdred Lives Iostf;
SlfFEIsY OF THE r r OPELLER. Il
5BeloI, we give theifnt accounts of the dead
fal disaster on Lake Eries and add the latest de-
tails received up, to the hour of going to press:
ER1r; August 20, A. -
The steamer Atlantic, at two o. o'clock this morn
ing came in collision with the Propeller Odens-
bnrg, and received such damages, as to cause hel
To sink hall a7s hour phe o2seofEl estt=
mated at three hundred Souls, all passengers the
Atlantic. The propeller was BADLY injured,
which caused her to leak, She succeeded IN
reaching this town.. This report is furnished by
one of the Atlantic's passengers, who succeeded
in swimming ashore after the accident.
SECOND DlsFArcH. 9.f vi
At two O'clock this morning, the steamer At
lantic came in collision with the Propeller Odens-
dug, about six miles above Long Point. The
steamer ran across the bow of the Propeller stink
ing forward of her wheel, on the larboard slde.-
The Propellers engine had been reversed some
ten minutes before the collision took place. The
steamer continued on her course until she haG
run three miles from the place of contact, before
her engine was stopped, which was caused by tht
water extinguiShiRg her fires. q = f'a' -.
AS soon as the damage to the RropellerwaS as
certained and repaired, she started oI the Steame
and found her sinking very fast. ~
The Lake was covered for miles with floating
fragments and persons clinging to them for life
Every exertiol3o save the sufferers was resorte'
to-. but we have no doubt: a great many wer
drowned. s-.,.5f,r4l=
TtecleTk OF the Atlantic did not save his tril
sheet, and therefore cannot tell the number o
lost, but estimates the number of passengers oil
board, to be from 500 to 600, large portion o
which were. emieIants. u q = MN
The Propeller picked up and took fromsth
wreck over 200 persons. tits impossible TO sa
1..,,,,,,,, =, a.. Ia f5t raI g4Est3-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

The London Pictorial Times, iu an entitled 9Th.
Art OF Making Ones Fortune states that one
in that city spehds 100000 annually adsertIsements
and has cleared 800. 900 in six years. II 5sk5a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

+ RAELRoAD ESTERFRlsE IN Tail-
road has been projected at Sacramento City to con
meet with Marysyils, some forty i've miles apart,
running along the fine valley of the Sacramento
The company been organized. the capital to be
81, SOC, 900, Of which 5000 were paid down al
the first meeting, to go on with the survey.
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lol W. slleil "a E ii' ). as,
SIM 10 " hafe 10
all A iron Is iii sn| odI..
cable IDEAS il an foIa ioI .Ae ,.t
DsnQf ilc lngteai q
howe q sllplR hpr3 ftle
haae Qtfel Leds1l NJ tttge
fplls acoT1 4|llcf tt,1s4
mi 30 vii cl should not b 8,' IS
n the gprtt tetplntipt deHav H.,
ems WI apr % 70 Il tlie IL
TIL % ame land ef0Ii Witop
Wing 1lTnal has sufficient eol, l...Is
the D nocfatic party for tlls icoes
ries aid Of course are active mn,
parry. All theif sympethies are ji =.
Ih ginning displayed NIT :
holding the Democratic marty 1o6
veil the fact that WHATSOEVER ,eiiIF
thei afe intimately allied tsisewif6
-thTe iofopposing that -p,rty 10 casa
vii mot pass thebill is eyidelc3 hck
.forll fsWhat force would tie tlll
male have been opponents
Iileed there is no IOom 1Ri
The names Of the speak ers lSf
sentiments alike show, as d ~
haYs always showed, that theGE
fornefs muster under the DemOd
And with this understood, their
sion are Insignificant They say,
thai the Democratic party has coul y
,yeas has coaxed them to meet at the 1
wig am and at their other headquarters;
It's hiding orators TO speak at their mesti
hasb rumised them everything, so that fin
ekiS t.sbopg reasons, of a political d
chaS cter, in favor of the passage Of the bi
will cease to exist after the. election in }
next" Men do not often thus proclaim
mptol. from the hOuse-tops; but when
thud admit lfeir completely III sueh dol
evi9 nee cannot be rejected. And it il
mes IS, then that the free homestead biI
pass d through Congress! We thank TIL
Of lSst evening for these revelations.
servs us as Wings and as Journalists. al
lus nth additional reasons foH. urging
fell citizens earnest opposition toall ,
coct d schemes of public plumber, and 4
earrkst support Of that conservatism Il
Ibyt e Wing party: Is . ;'isrp ! r
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19 III eople & Mobile lholesol sesY
Iofmedd liihs WITH d ion. 49, s
Egase AMAZON 6f out RI.
Eslfshof qgalrs olysniops
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The oaioersOfthe Henry Clay having pub
lished a card asking thepnblc 70 saispend iudg
ment" correspondent Of the Boston Herald
thinks the public should rather suspend" the Of
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FTort ne Baitimore llmerican Of yeeeTIday.

Another eleetioMeeriHg story TetiedIhe Democratic
press throughout the country has bean with
great zest statement that Thos H. Clay the eldest
OF Henry Clay, did not intend supporting Gen Scott,
and had so declaed to his father pTeVom to his death
Col Pickel who is intimately acquainted With MI Th3s
H. Clay, addressed him letter OF inquiry to the
truth Of ID reply ne following let
ter which and entirely 4e9sa the absu.d ru
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4Ne40 A4eftf
We takS great pleasure In laying before readers the
suboinet letter from W. j Minor EsgL IN reply to the
canInni6us Statement published by the Courier, naming
him as a Wing who would not support scott, We have
now shown that three out OF i've or a4 who
the OF the Courier DECLARED refused to
tain Scott ae warm ady9cates Of his and we
cited by the yeIacious writer Thus al tie ISLANDERS OF
the enemy sink one by one into the earth -
/, s, e., NEWRIYER, August 9, 1852
Ny attention has been eaelto an article in
the tLpusidna Courier, of ths 3Oth snltimo headed
sChAnge Whfchthe editor quotes ql letter written
by gentleman ofthis parish, Rho air. much honeyed
Communication asserts that am one Of he OF AS
eensiOn who support Scott President This Is
anerrorS and as ithas been published parade It
ought perhaps to be corrected It the writer has
hoped the,W hlgs would have honoTed and ne
DENTAL chair Southefn man, Unonman, and IS
American he was that MTebster did not
rthe Presidency NeyeEtheless, he Will give then0mi.
nees g the Convention hearty as he believes
Gle referred to as seceders from the Viii ranks.
an oE
credit must confess myself understand how
eenemsn who Wings upon prin can refuse to gote
men would have selected. e0mprehand
how they eo the ticket and aid in carry
ing out aud sustaining principles which they have
JGaTfGd for years. 4iif i4sa So II .i;stssst
Those who hesitate to support GET Scott because Of
honest doubts to s0undness on te eomronse acts
can have those doubts 5elnOSetf Gem utnana
letteFiR the Natchez Free adefinf the 9Th ntontat
In thai letter Quitan says on the anset q
Inoyps And yet men fahOt pares these gentlemen
Te sound to the core on that subject Sin letter
Hstiyss from s6ott.s ~ Seward,
no MN, not tia whole Whg pAJtys could segtt
agAinst his convictions Thus i ia sen ~
nm with the eSeE 81 Gle %
der has publicly expressed bis opinion % the q
the Wing tie Southern qre and seogl 2
snea as. snsss .nd
81 sdisS sVeEgt sos ~
y EAas5l n Esq - u Ell sefs3
Pleafdent se6tt RlissIs,l Ilsans..s sI
s YiE59at - 81
q Illi "a lection kes
place % tlle second esiay IN october 2
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CuoLERNA 40 PER6. lTh5 St. Louis Union, of
the 18th. sas5 that cholera had prevailed until
within few days past, to an almost unprecedented
extentin Pen, illinois. For several days in sue
cezion the deaths numbered from fifteen to TWEEN
sNs Many of the Principal and well known Cit
zens fell victims. .it.s ,.tosrs35
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I:rEc4iots Law OF INbiA new
iGonstitn ion lniiana, ia nj II lecdons lea
place % NE second Tuesday t,ctoheEs r
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$50 slal l.? re Ti1Is & ltEiLECf. - ~ =,
.. with 40 affected dtidenes and dlisrus et
our ability t9 barge fully the editorial duties
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5f5 "a 7 5 I0TVnoF ANDPICHARD ROE

DEATH JOINT AND RICHARD ROE
nv m Io5d papers We learn that these distinguished
peIsos, Who lave lived soioug Come seven or eighteen.
drsd astO be considered immortal eHa WIG were
apparently the largest opsrs OF Great Brit.
ain illeeass 10 exist 2tol October nsxts en aes
of lie recent session Of Parliament that ilteed
oftIeprssent prOeesdir naetiena Gin s aa
theseworthies always took eonapieuOu psrp The WHIT
shall b directed to the dsand
ed properly and in hiehthe property be
with reasonable certainly, ~
U The New York Tribune, in leader on the
North Carolina election, says: "Goyernor Reid
SDemocraN is personally popular, an able and and
adrot elecd0neerer, has canyasSed the State three
timss sIaEea Haads with about every man fat
tered every woman, and kissed every baby within
its borders therefore cant be beaten blythe
Wing candidate
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Dear Coloafl Your lettet Of August was only re;
CeIved this NOR ming trust that you ned assurance
from that teePr9eate an your kind Yishea and FEEL.
ings as expressed init. lsi.- 4 tle.E- - n -, IL
papers in this OtheTtes that hal stated to your
lamented ther, few days before his that you bad
rned to support Pieree and King nd not vote Tor
scott and ahG, and that your hther OF your
discrimination Such Is not the act 70 the meet
ing OF the Wing Convention many appIehI were en-
teTtaned IFS action upon tie
and was doubted by many whethef its woulu
be strong as OF US deemed ought 70 BET Under
this atate O. things lemarke 10 my at that would
not support byHy vote. the nominee The Convention
unless the approval OF those measures by Convention
was strong and They are stro enough Or me;
Gen, Scott has adOpted them and beNe him TO be
man OF hon0g Mr, Grahams position w{9 never equyo-
cal vote OF 81 humble individ3 myself be
OF consequence, authorize you to ge what publ.
choose. If alive, vote for Scott and G. aham.
m Ia remain, truly, your liiend,
i itit - - -. THOMAS II. CLAY 7,
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length engrs,Dg o. the President cleo; delivering ho
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the Tar med webster 70 b ready % sth of March
Brosaway. ANDREW J. RoBEFTs
N ATIoNAL ACADEMY or DEsIoN-ARJsr's
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MODELS orNe fe school OF the National Academy Of Do.
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EUGENIo LATILLAs SECOND LECTURE ON ART
~ Applied 10 the kleganees Of Life" will take place
On Wednesday, evening Dec " At Hove Chapel N Broad
seventy i've cents 70 be had Of h Sop $50 Broadway
VAaAns Stevens, So3 Broadway, and 1t tho door.
pePULAR LECTURES AND ExPER!MENTs-MANs
Intellect the result Of Il cuction Bleooker Buildpgs
New Tuesday and rhursda y evenings this week. ~
n.eshlyn hnsenm IN Broohyn Wednesday evening" Of
Aie eek oelo L. Exreriments augha6lt and deep
y Interesting. Professor b. BkOwN WILLIAMS.
DOPULAR LECTUREs.-aEORGE WIN CURTIS ESQ
lauthor 81 Nile Notes" Tne Howsdji-" 30 } will
anAeot: - The Age Of Steam. Lecture
essTD opened At Tkets chilling may had at the
hssk stores and at the door