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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22
. New Fail Goods /!

',ar, ~ New Fall Goods!
THIS morning we viii commence opening our Fail stock
oil Goods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS 4
Very rich BEcsads e SILKS Plain black Gre De Rhine.
Copd blk Satin de Chine silk Tissues Heavy and rcA
Madame De Rossi Broeades LOT an wear,
entirely new, stewart FLAla Sl8 IN en-
Gro de Antique ~ u hrey new designs.
French Muslin DeLanes Plain and Figured.
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousn De LANES.
French ChintEes, very beautiful.
Bombazines Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment Fun Shaws is unequAed for elegance
and variety, consisting OF ..EE g
ErInne fur ShAwls all cOlOrs. ..s
Thibet Palm Shawls, all col0Ts.
Grape Shavls, at prices, Embroidered and PAIIL7
e French Cashmere ShaYYls. .--I.t. rsU.t
Bay State and French Plaid shawls y Isl stl.sIs4f
- TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Plouncng in Swiss and Jaconet MusIinN
Jaconet and Swiss EdgingH and lnsertings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons in new designs.
FTlnges and LACes in every width.
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons.
| Narrow % do for Trimming ...
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
sept3 @ r-r- no %. y. W. hEIshsIL q 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

BALTIMORE AND WmEELING.-The following ar
ticle, which we clip from the Baltimore Patriot, af
fords additional evidence of the great advantages
which will accrue to the mercantile interests of
Baltimore by the completion of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to this city. twill afford our West
friends pleasure to learn that the merchants OF
Baltimore are making such extensive arrangements
10 meet their wants.
"BUsINEss PRosrEcrs.-Pacts are presented to
our knowledge almost every day, of the advantages
baltimore may expect to derive from the completion
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling.
vast Western Tratie will then be opened to our
merchants and business men, which will make ii
necessary for them to keep on hand large stocks OF
goods, in order 10 meet the demand. Some ofthem
have already made arrangements to this end; and
the latest evidence we have receired of the mpor-
lance ofthiS matter is in the fact that Mr. Carroll
the proprietor of the large hotel to be called the
Mcclure House, which will be opened in Wheel
ing IN week or two, made nearly all his purchases
in this city aIterh having tried the Eastern markets.
and found the aSsortmentS and prices here more tC
his liking. All the cutlery and housekeeping good,
Tor the hotel were procured from the establishment
of Cortlan& Co No. 203 Baltimore street, who al.
ways have the largest and best assortmentin Thu
line, their arrangements being such 10 supply the
heaviest orders. The articles thus purchased vert
al! stamped with the name Of the house; and W.
are sure that 10 hotel in the country will present
hnhdSomeT appearance, as Tar as the furnishing i
concerned, than the Mcclure House. Mr.. Carroll
in purchasing the various kind of furniture, &c.
mnGt have expended from $4,000 to $50, 900; am
our Western friends may be assured, that, in ma
king Their purchases here, they will be abundant
ly satisfied with the good telms which they car
make with cur INGREDIENTS and traders, who ar
deeply ahve to the Importance of the direct con
Aection about TO be opened between Baltimore an
the West" 4sa j. s. II -,
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NtSMSS2Nl, 4s8lsI Ak9la M
BY the National Line.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINoINNATI, Dec. %.

- OIhUINNATIJ Dtu u n
The river has risen Z feet since last evening.
Flour, steady TO 81 16aS4 25. Whisky, 1871 cts.
Hogs advancing, with sales this morning at Sc sOa-
sc go Provisions, firm; 700 kegs of lard sold al
II cts; meats generally held for an advance, pork
barrel, 81 %. Groceries unchanged. rtIoa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

m-M.n. from the East, ureterribly out oil OF
,sr If the females were hall as nok's [.t
" t.;n we should hove no faith in them Whatever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

Hull AND BOILER INSPECTORS. Under the new
steamboat act of August 80, providing for the APP
continent of steamboat Hull and Boiler Inspectors,
the Board, consisting of E. B. Swearingen, Survey
or of Customs, Benjamin. Crawford, Supervising
Inspector, and the Hon. J. W. BrOckenbraugh,
Judge of the Western District of Virginia, have
deagnsted Capt. Joseph Wood, as Hull Inspector,
and Capt. Arthur NJ. Phillips as Boiler Inspector,
both of this city. for the Wheeling District, which
appointments are required 10 be submitted to the
Secretary Ofthe Treasury, for approval.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

daca 49, "fsf arcq A C ROBINSON & co.
sOO nov5 TODD & DEVOL.
% By rdheSl KShL-s4 CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phoagene Gas,

eI-H FOR BURNING I.N4THEsAM
This Lamp for producing portable Light, 70 eoAfdHg
Teeonmsndsd as superior 70 any otstr Ho'0 il at1t
TNHE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aeTorM
Gas, which Is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per
IOrRtions in Platina. ~
acting the burner connected with The liquid
in the Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeTi[crm Gas
lseopstIEelos such, that all possibility OF accident
from is 1sG tfey femoved and the great simplicity OF
liable get than
any other kind Of Lamp ltrequiIes clening and trim
ming; the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe or and pei
ieetiy free from smoke or odoT. - q
The opinions orthe scientific may be learned from the .
the Annual Fair the American Institute, in 1915,
SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor, and ID.
poma to the at the It pTonOune
ed The BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by
4--' si'-'S H'ss q ta.9 J.K. DUEHAM & CO.
No. % Monroe st, near the Post office
, % selp17 l-..f 81 ~ Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22
rus alarm Of fire last night was laiSe'

p,ovrsso. GRIMES will give the thru ie''u'' -
,is new series, tonight at Union Han.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22
Geo. w. childs, Esq. &c.
IMPORTANT to Farmers!

the time is approaching when larmsrs will prepare
n their ground for spring crops the subscribers res;
pecty inform that they large quantity OF good
clean Barley for seed, which they will sell at moderate
price, or loan on favorable terms provided they get the
produce for which they will pay the market price, fry
1--WE per busheli will contract for term OF years.
and will pay yve cents per bushel cash, for all the far
mers will grow and deliver at our Brewery.
We make this offer 10 farmers, hoping induce them
raise much Barley require, without purchasing
in foreign as we have hitherto compelled 10
buy quantities every season. the States OF Kentucky
and in Pittsburgh. II.
We beg leave 70 suggest the necessity OF sowing plump,
clean gra and to he careful in harvesting threshng, and
cleaning as we cannot inferior damaged Barley
We will good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
70 d sSW nSan iS'A GEO. w. SMITH Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

DrsroslrrOS to have 1--WE bit ofsa fight" is
still occasionally manifested among the laborers
along the line of the B. X o. Railroad. The other
day, two or three of them were deposited in Jail, at
gave Creek. This is the way Capt. John G..
Watson manages to keep them in order.
During the long time that he has served as
the Captain of special police, with from % to
30 men under his commaud, he has been very sue
cessful i'll maintaining subordination,a and in check
ing outbreaks, byprompt and efficient action on
their first appearance. We have thus been spared
the scenes of violence, 1apine and murder which
have so frequently occurred among the laborers OIL
the railroads. His bailawick extends through The
counties of Ohio, Marshall, and part OF Wetzel.
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Read FhisI

INbld LlIH =
j From the Hon. Joht Mclean, Associate Judge Of tho
|, Supreme Court; ar
CINc1NnA11, 18th Oct. 1852.
Dear Sr-I thank you for the engraved likeness Of Gen
oral Jackson il excellent In the latter part
ife his grey hairs, his tall AID venerable frame, the
sincerity and kindness OF his expression and
vaied all became acquainted with him. There
e IL auy, persons educated at home abroad however
they associated with foreign courts who
could equal grace and Of General Jackson's
social circle. Whetherwe consider him i'll the
field in the drawing room, at tho head OF tho admins
tTatiO he was a remarkable man, sra.
thgreSt respect
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OFFICE OF FnsTpA1lY lNTEIdlogNcER, !

LOcBe Note should be observed that tne dotatloiB
given below sTe ths RnOltsals Price, we state this
for the ben4Ht OF those who may very sman Oern
to fill and who may DO charged small advance ontheso
prices. Generally however, both city and country c6sto
mcrs can rely on Purchasing from our Wholesale Aer
chants At tho regular Wholesale prieos.l
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1oMED IMPAIRMENT:
,r.oNEspAY MORN. DBcEMBER %. 1852.

- -----,--.,,,. DAILY INTBLLlGEN.cER TOT
cot SSipaS lie Price TWO e'S1'
ale SEARS 4. to 5sSei IHi. iHSsSR
IONS I 10 he Daily 1Rd lob work to be done at
.SI to eonttsei Tor advertising H"" 'OO
n. city and the adjacent towns w' srSrs' al
Md Ts he SssK BY This nj viii
Tie Of b ,py who DO not wish 70
accommodate 5. will supply his subscribers
and Al aneATB hVu''
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soUTHHRN FINE ARTl
T. u. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. c.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
in ANNALS OF AMERICAN ZINE. Ar

T. Il. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
GEORGE WASHINGTON! To-.
UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN FINE ART!
w ELCHS magnificent Portrait OF Washington by
Nv Acknowledgment on steel Cby permSson) from
Gilbert StpaItB only ORIGINAL painting.
The celebrity OF this great engraving has doubtless be-
conc familiar as household words to the minds
~ person in tho United States who read
EYerT Artist, Scholar, StaesmAn and JuTAt, In own
country and In Europe capable Of judging pronounced
WEIGHS WASHINGTON
perfect transcript tuArts painting,
and SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait In exs.
tsnoe. -.H. n. r-
...a Five DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait OF Warrington possesses is,
that the Senate Of the United States and the cecbt
ed Scholars, Artists Justs and Statesmen OF the United
States pronounce II the only Portrait OF Washington
ever cngTavedl a ..a.r . --.r -.
Particular attention is invited the following letter
from the Hon. Roger b. TRney Chief Justice OF the United
States: .as ....r...r
DEAR SIR-Acoept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
ton As work OGaTt its and beauty strike
every who it, audit is no less happy in its likeness
TO the Father of his country II my good fortune
have him in the days Of my boyhOod aud his whole
appearance il yetstrOngy impressed The
portrait have issued appears to be like
representing perfectly, the expression, well the
form and features Of his face.
~. With great respect; g.
sos am your Ob't servant,
Geo. w. Childs ESQ, Phila..
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WHRhhIfa MARKHTz-

h : .lss;ss
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Dyeing to live q!
FIRTH g. DAY

.,a lisW Dyeing to live!!
FIRTH e. DAY
Sepenth st., three doors from DIR. TGppGn's,
.. !, , o., sTEUBENYlLLE, OHIO. ~ -
Would inform the citizens Wheeling vicinity that
they commenced the CO1orinR BuBiness In every
branch Silks Cottons and Wooes, warranted TO stand
coiors Ladies' apparel Genlemen's Coats Pants Vests,
Fancy CoIorH
OF every shade got ur equal TO new Ribbons, ShaSia
and everything tho eolOTing cleaned PreAsed aHd
done on the shortest notice, and on easy terms
M Arrangements have been made with the steamer 'VI.
RoQuA to receive and deliver articles and packages
.aiOu3sJ- lil4Jg SO JAS. L: FIRTH,
sept14 ,r.jss fi.,i --f5 JOSEPH DAY.
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RIYER1 NEWS =
REPORTED FOR THE INTEELIeENoER.
For Tie last24 lsst night q so'elosE

ArrIvnIs nd DePartuEea 90 stenm IsoaIt.,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-22

Watches, JeHelry, Checks, dkc.
Cko.167 AGf Street eERosite n, JohnStoR's StoTs1
81 THB subscriber isRow opening smother new and
ENa Brittana Ware, Gu lery Port 8fonles md EsR:
eral assortment Of Variety Goods, toys De- AL a.
which will sold the most reasonable forms! PerSeaa
wishing make are respectfully invited TO can
they will find new and fashionable goods At PTeea a.
least AZ low elsewhere.
Every article sold warranted precisely as repIeesntea
Watches OF all kinds carefully and promptly repaired ana
warranted. ''..ha -.
sep28 49,. J. Il. SCOTT
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, 30.
IN JER'H.;B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
vite the attention OF his friends, and the I0blc
- generally TO his establishment, where VIII Be
found conatanty hand, large and well selected asso
ment OF All articles in his line, consisting OF 9nddloa,
brides, Harness. IFoIi frame and Weed box
Trun KS, Valisea, Carpet Bags, Scotch Upper
and Hog skin COlInrB, HRmeS, WhiPB, tee.
An OF which are manufactured by competent workInsn,
of the beat Materials and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring to puGhase requested TO call and sx
septiS-1yd. '; No11s, Main st. Wheeling, Va
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81 .i.5 Trustees Sale. l9.
DYyIRTuR OF deed OF trust from Josiah II: haWhS5Is
b TO me- dated the 3rd day OF NovemoeT lsol Eng lin
County win sen public auction to the highest hidg9LS
.Sia ne bLh aaV of january, 1853 at O'Clock, r.
vest bSifof Lot No Three, 6, Hampden street IN
the city o. WIZ yin be made known on the day sale.
s.A le ts5 49, DANIEL @. LIST, Trustee
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STEA.MBOATS.

s.. @. BAKER & Co.,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING VA.
w attend receiving and delivering of freight
w and collection OF freight bills.
D-ofce tho Store. Coct1s-dt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

OLE Bulls MOVEMENTS. Ole Ball, the cole
bIated Norwegian artist, left town yesterday for
Baltimore and Washington. Il seesls tha, he has
had Law suit whi;h has been recently adj deed in
Baltimore, growing out Of difficulties which took
place some years ago, when he was il this
country, betwee himself and Schubert, the music
bookseller, in reference to his management.
ReveIdy Johnson was his counsel, and no visits
Baltimore for the purpose Of settling the affair II.
seems, also, that Ole Bull Visits Washington fJr
tie purpose Of making inquiries relssive to the
public lands in this country, as the of giving
information to those Of his countrymen VINO purpose
emigrating to the West.
Ole Bull himself will return to Bergen, in Nor
way, by the month Of May or June lie i; the
principal proprietor and founder OF the now theatre
in Bergen, which Was the 6rs. to introduce draratie
performances in the Norwegian Language. This
project was opposed by the Danish goyernm mt; bit
after struggle, Ole Bull procured the liberty to
exhibit performances in his native language, and
has been very successful in the management of tho
theatre ever since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
President.
JoHr FAIcosER, IS Wall 81.
la D-a-,r-Ae

President.
'O''' Ii.e pres;e ~ o. Co.
"a PAiMtR, sosunENAS HALsTED.
+ H. = c 1870 H., , Psass,,
Don EoRhoE GREELEY, ALFRED Il BEACH.
n L S, TsAr y 3 = schoAls'
Chants Hoovtr, Isaac J. Diver,
p IN. oGnSE, T. y. IL MO- Mecgnp',
Rev Gro Prev D D Rav. d IL CHARM
Rev. T. WAEp BF1cnEn, Rev = a,rcHFtt,
Rtv. L. ii, PFssr. ". II DrEEn,v
Or. ". $. nlLLiNGHAM, 7noN.s Dfssr,
~ " :, 1850 1900 rS',. 60 is a. lowe
Hon. Tios. II WoopkJfr.
= u s,ers's " v,...,, ,.-o.,
Treasurer
H. Z oTis 10 Cortands street.
&C. NoSTg. g5 william street..
AinEsr GILBERT, JhMEs M.cKFa~
Jo,,, W ora Lrw.x Coma '''''"'
WI. ". CORNELL, BENJAMIN MASON
m c,,r,,r : " Kr,,ooo
G. W. EcreHrox, MATHEW Bmp,
" y!, ~ hal meNAMhr' ALT = p Towards
Dr.. u. PAEML,, Treasurer.
u,on4., ~, :. sen a;- st'e Ss.0
va -. s.asAs4.Sr.. .,.a,:o. -.
,..,or "a .ha o,,-,,;on &c ,ho dav u -son;rss
80 60. .s1s,.ora - 6;.co~., .bo cnnrso
,,fioh t,;e or,;- v;u t,ka ,rhis +.n,,o-onco
ou;sroo !, no,i,;o,, ,,,i.,co uorsto, /,
Their man. ard Eosstop i, n candidate for
the Presidency. He saws so--his organs in Taxas
and elsewhere have nroel.;ned the fac. THE
t,nnersros movement. then. beoun under n.
shadow Of his great name. must enurs 10 his bene.
e, a. Inc o,,y dist;ngnishea nolii.,l leader con.
nec.ed with IT, Tho LONG string Of reverand sentle.
men who are to play second fiddle to Gen Houston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
Police EUtciiixcucr.

MAY GAEETTA LoHRENS IN THE GEUy2lG wriPDFp
CASE.
IN the ofMargaretta Lohreps who stands
On confession q the murder Of Grun zigs wife
Witnesses spbp@Ied yesterday afternoon before
Justice Osborn Hith view Of going with the nyest
gation but in consequence OF Misunderstanding be-
tween the magistrate aud Mr. Blunt the District attor
nsy, the Gaze has been further adjourned Mr. Blunt
has received all the adsvits and papers from Governor
Hunt in the case which will appear Ia their regular form
during the proceedings Of the nination The Dis
tIct Attorney intends, before going into tho examine,
tion, 70 PROVIDE tn: unfortunate woman, Margaretts
with proper counsel In order that her interest nav be-
suitably taken of.
Suspicion q Sitalirg Colting. officer. Darling and
Phillips, q the Third ward police yesterday arrestsd
Thomas Riley, porter in the store OF Messrs Booth &
Fotter ccthies, No .. Cortlandt street on suspicion
q stealing fro time to time clothing from the store
the property Of his employers to large amount qns
accufed was conveyed before Justice Lothrop who com.
mitted him 70 prison for further hearing
Charge ~ fugGy THE police yesterday arrested a
respectable looking man by the Nathan Newton
retdrg al NO 2Gs Elizabeth street chsrp Of having
altered receipt signed by VIM Farley for The amount
or fl25 which Fame had been altered to read 1926 A
short time since civil suit had been brought ainst Mr.
Farley to he difference in alton 10 the amount
Of the receipt hut the jury the case gave verdict
agaipt ha beeyg tbs alteration ) be 10 gery The
accrted was detained by Justice Mountfort Tor exami
nation
B,ugLpy--The stables occupied bv John r,ley near
the corner o Fourteenth sheet aHd Third avenue
broken into late Saturday evening, and sone half
dozen of Gre !owls together with quantity IL plug to-
bacco ard Hickman q Co = OIL III ste Backing Eore
carried cn by the thi6yes II u Grocots should be
TIE lockout, ae Tie backing III probable be offered lr
ssle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

TIE GALWAY Ard New YoR6 STEAM ESTER-
PRISE in reference to tie letter CT WagstaI, co.
pied in sundays HERALD from an l.sh paper
stating that be had obtained certificate from tho
Mayor Of New York, 70 tho eject that the frs. shp
e. Lis line to Galway was nov being finished, AL
would sail in two weeks frem New York on hor
first srip, sc arc authorized by tho Mayor to state
that no never gave any certificate to Wagstai; that
lie does not know him, and has never seen him. In
tho same letter, written to humbus the Irish
people, Wagstaif states that he rot similar
cert icate from DR.. HUeheg, tho oman Catholic
AIol bishop Of New York. Why does not his
Grace az veil as the Mayor, Clear himself of any
connection with this beautiful bubble which
fysrkled for moment in the sun, md hen burst
into yievless air !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
cOu,t Calendar Tor gb,v gav,

surtEME CorRr-- General rern.--Eos. l. 2. g. l. 81 q,
H. l3 IA, 10, IL, ~, IL, 10, 20.
COMMON ptrAq-psrt 1--NGs ll5, III 155, III I7ai{
lgi lsaJ5 ls9l,, l97 2ii $40 2fJ 23L ailt< Oh
Part 2-nes ia l62, 100 lGs liz, l7l, 49, 1870 IS2
1S4, ls6, 1888 100
surrhoR CouRr = two bran chos Mos 2oa 100 2S3
~, 4e, lt8 o7, 2o7, 16s 35 G5 1874 900 40 27t 40
~ ZIG, ca Te, al l7s, a's, $50, 2si 9s2 1888, 2sI
2St, zee a7.
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Marine Alyngra

ifA1itRiFG TEs1moNnL --Cfpt s.otesbury. Of tb,
esmhp c.ty q Pittsburg presented al phaasl.
p'a gu saturday BY The insurance companies Of thai
guy with valuable rervice Of silver plate, as mark Of
tns nsh appreciation Of his abilities as commander
. ao'y shown during his late ,tormy and protrac.ed
voyage from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

KossuTH ARD TIE CATHoLfcs-BlsHoP O'Cos.
NER's LETTERING publish in full, to-day, tho
letter Of Bishop O'Conner addressed to kossu,h at
Pissburg, Of which an extract was sent us by tels
graph. 1t is mastery predu ton Moderate
temperate, but containing faote and arguments
which cannot Be gainsaycd. 1t will produce vevy
decided effect not OILY upon the Catholic popula-
ton ofths country, but among all classes; and the
appeal from Kossuth to Washington, the Father Of
bis Country, so forcibly put by Bishop O'Conner,
cannot be regarded with indifference By any man
whose breas. beayes with tho emotions Of patriot
Ism, DO his religious creed what il may The con-
sequences OF Tho Intervention crusade preached by
kossuth and his iouinals, are painted in glowing
bat in truthful coors. The letter will be read with
deep interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

no person CT persons should be eligible TO once
under the Common Council unless actual residents
Of the city and county Of Nov York.
In the weekly report of deaths we have ffty-four
eases of eonsum ton, and thirty-two Of inaam a.
tion Of the lungs. There were also twenty nine
cases Of scarlet foyer, Sorty.one Of commissions,
and twenty.one Of dropsy.
The steamship Niagara is now in her seventeenth
day from Liverpool. Ste viii bring three days
later ne VS..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

FroM Curt We have la possession papers from
Haitiago De Cuba. These journals APPEAR e be very
iniererug for The Cubano. Spansh population 81 10
interior IL Tic i6atd Their uews anticipated BY
cur last IaLelh recelyed from Hayans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-07
GEORGE A. PIKE. GEORGE 2. BRIANT.
GEORGE A. PIKE & Co.,
Oeueral agents,
BATON ROUGE, LA.

We will attend promptly to the collection
OF all claims entrusted TO us, either against
the State, or individuals residing III the par
ishes of East, or West Baton Rouge.
The LIBERAL patronage we have met with,
as General Agents; has not only enabled us
to increase our facilities for the transaction
of business, but also to GREATLY REDUCE
our former rates of COMMISSION.
Our charges for collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows:
On sums under 500 2 per cent.
do Sl00 and not over $3.50, 1-2 pr. ct.
do $3.50 and not over $500, 3-4 per ct.
do $500 and not over $1,000 l-2 per ct.
do $1,000 do. do. $500, Ia do.
do $500 do. do $4,000, is do.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON New ORLEANS
On sums from $40, to $3.50, 20 pr. ct.
do. do. do. $3.50, to $500, IA do.
do. do do. $500, to $1,000, Is do.
U Information given Gratis Address
letters post paid, to GEoRGL A. PIYE eco.
may SY. General Agents,