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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

PRETTY SEarrNEHr.-The memories of child
hood, the long, far away days of boyhood, the
mothers love and prayer, the voice of departed
play-fellow, the ancient church and school-house,
in all their green and hallowed associations come
upon the heart in the joyous time, like the pas
sage of pleasantly remembered dream, and cast
ray of their own purity and sweetness over it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

u.My son. would you suppose the Lords pray
er could be engraved space no bigger than half
diner why, yes, father, if q half dime was
as large in reality it appears in your eyes Think
there would be no dificulty to putting it on four
times tGo to bed, sirP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

u-sI ,cish that was ghost, blamed if DON'T
said poor covey, the other night, he sat solilo
quizing in the cold. r5l.s lg.- lsf. LN-.
''They go wherever they please toll free. they
don't owe nobody nothing, and that's comfort
Who ever heard of a man who had bill against a
ghost 7 Nobody. They never buy hats, wittals,
or Ticker, has to saw wood, nor run arrants as
do. Their shirts never get dirty, nor their trou-
sers out at the knee as ever heard tell on
Ghosts are the only Independent people knows
on, Il rally wish was one. ltlg ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
Mr.. webster and the Church.

A somewhat remarkable letter has recently ap-
peared in the Charleston Mercury, from its Wash
ington correspondent, (beleved to be gentleman
lately connected with the press of that city, in
which the writer argues that Mr.. Webster, though
from natural sentiment entertaining great respect
for religion and the solemn and figurative language
of the Bible not strictly a religious man, and
that he died under some apprehensious of death.
The letter has drawn forth the following communi-
cation from the Hon. R. Barnwell Rhett on the
subject:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
To the Editors of the Mercury.

GEsTLEMEs:-Your Washington correspondent
is very obviously very far from being an impartial
Judge of Mr.. Websters character. How great is
his impartialiry will be obvious from single state
ment made in his letter published yesterday NOR
ming He says of him isHe was member of no
religious denomination; he made no pretensions to
piety." Now, the fact is that, for several years
past, Mr.. Webster did make continual preteDsions
tant Episcopal Church. myself for the last two
winters, have seen him very often, in Washington,
in attendance on public worship in the Rev. DR..
Buffers church; and have, moreover repeatedly
seen him partake ofthe communion at the hands OF
Dr.. Butler, and on one occasion at the hands, l
think, of Bishop Meade, of Virginia Every one
acquainted with DR.. Butler must know that he
would administer the sacrement TO no man, high or
low, of whose piety he doubted. Knowing these
facts it due 10 truth and TO the memory OF de-
ceased Christian that should state them. ralpgl7
Believe me, gentlemen. your most obedient ser
want, r. B. RHETT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

EDrrn.tAL LIrE.-It is difficult to convince the
public that the life of an editor is not passed upon
bed Of roses. Editorial life is the worst of sla-
very ~ e1clam the editors. 'Its an editorial he
if you say SO " retorts the public. We say moth
ing-but somebody has pronounced "public opin-
ion an ass !. S. {. a. sz..IFttlttil or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

mThe amount collected for the Washington
Monument at Cincinnati during the recent State
election was s177,76.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

U-vidue, like flowers, viii grow in any soil
All that's necessary to ensure crop, is the proper
culture. What guano is to he-ger aniums, SO is
rattan and the Psalms of David to the rising gene.
ration. 7s.ssss .i.1sl5li no es'i e4sgsf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
Illustrated Paintings.

HE subscribers to Masons and Tails & Co.'S ilustra
ted publications, requested to call at the Litern
ry Depot the popose of making TO-
pete works. which have not heretofore been furnish
complete owing to the want OF good faith on thepar
Woodward & Roland, OF Pittsburgh, the original canvas
acrs novS JAS. H. McMECHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
Another Arrival of
STAPLE GOODS.

YJTEhavc this day received large quantity OF Staple
w Goods, comprising 100 pieces Dark Prints pieces
Black Tved French Cloths, Steel Mixed Cashmere;
Washington and Mt Vernon Bleached Shirtngs; Merinos,
stripes extra heavy Long shaws Hamilton Canton Elan
melt Shifting Checks. Also, dozen Genemen's Com.
novs N o. ". HEIsKELL, & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

CossEcn.T1os, OF BnHoS WAIswRIGHr.-,fhe
Bishops OF Michigan, Western New York, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Maryland; the Bish
ops of Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and Nova Sciota
will be present at the conservation of Bishop w ain
wright, of Trinity church, New York, on the 10th.
So great crowd is anticipated on the occasion that
tickets have been issued in order to ensure ORDER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
n T7,TanE UNITED SKATES w
LIFE INSURANCE,

Annuity, and Trust Company.
Home Office Ecormer Third and Cesn SIS,
~ EITs.l a. DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents,
nFr- OFFICE. No. 90 Main street. Wheeins.Va
THIS is quite only Company in the United States that
proposes to pay its dividends in cash to its members
This company deal in scrip dividends payable when
convenient, but make cent ofprofts available to Its
members, ifprefcrred, in cash OH demand. t{i y !
Capital and premiums liable for loss, is over 2S6OoO
and constantly increasing. ,t,.,s i..iseS NJ IL
Premium payments can be made with reeIence to the
convenience opening policies with the company
Policies will be ssued for the benefit of married women
and children from the claims Of the representatives OF
her husband. or any ofhis creditors.
original amount OF policies vii! be reduced at any
time to suit the pleasure OF insured parties.
Policies or two OF more years standing will be pur-
chased upon surrender. tisSs ! t-+4-S=sI ~
beaty OF the travelling license s peculiar to this
any the year. in first class steamers sailing
packets, free OF extra charge.
The first object the plan presented is to make certain
provision meet the first motive to insure, and which
consideration should be paramount, to all Others Wis tile
prompt payment OF losses they after which, to
additions profits 10 the policy the progress
gains company will justify pay gains
its menibe in cash demand. si4i t 7s'l
80 n M STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice President. ,
Charles G. Inlay Secretary and Treasurer.
ictuary, Pliny Fisk.
MEDICAL EXAMINES.
Paul b. Goddard, NJ. d. William Pepper, N. j.
- .. Alexander C. Hart, NJ. d. "
oc.s.f iifl'H 5sslttsi}>i 'aiE5 tL& 21o'A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

UTA magnetic telegraph line from New Orleans
to Houston, in Texas, is under consideration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
WHEELING CARRIAGE
,e5is ! MANUFACTORY.it al :
MARKET Street, below Quincy,

w.
sses1, y - THE PUBLIC arc respectfully informed
CSSsf,4ESJ that Busby & Little have associated with
ESS,rn~ them, in the, Carriage business H Choir.
SAZ---- mann, under the style OF II. CHORMANN
CO. Arrangements being made by them, to con.
duct Carriage business than has here
this city They prepared furnish
everything which they make perfect and complete tie
best mechanical skill accomplish and they pledge
themselves to offer all articles in their line equal in all
poets any Eastern and low prices
bought in any market. Orders solicited for
oaches om buses Hacks, Family Carriages. Barouches,
Rockaways, Biggys Gigs, &c, &ci n ls-gT
II is their Intention keep constantly hand and for
sale, assortment of Carriages and Buggys 10 which at
tion isnvitcd. - si. r.. ~. - - "a -
REPAIRING promptly attended to. octo2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

New Cooking Stove
~ a u, CAVETT & DUFFlBLDl have rot nm ,..
GoJprovcd pattern for Coal Cooking Stov. q "
I'D they would invite the candid attention 0fth We
r4AAmcTs and the public. ~ 0a
It 10 cheap, neat and durable, consumes mueh Ia.
and has all the appurtenanees necessary TO eompsa
ing apparatus. sep1S-2md, ~ Fssst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
AND sTILL THEY COME!

BY EXPIRE SS
THIS day, received dresses Black Rrocade Silk
from the celebrated Silk Emporium OF James Beck, &
Co, New York Also beautiful variety OF fancy ByIan
tine Cloths Mouscn De Laincs and elegant Long Shaws
o. w. HEISKELL, & Co.
NIB. We viii receive, and open to- morrow large
rety OF desirable goods. o. w. H. & Co.
noy3 s-tss.ssT 81 s FTf.r.. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
Silk. & Dress Goods.

Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
AIDES and Gents Kid Gloves best marks. 20 dozer
Gloves, Boys woolen and Berlin Cloves Ladies' Fieecy
lined Silk Hose. Lama. Alpaca, Cashmere, Merino ant
Wooden Hose Ladies' and Misses Also. large lot
chIdrens imported and American Hosiery, DC, just
ceived at (oet25) o w HEISKELL& Co.'S,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Domestic Ports.


BATH, Jan. bed. bark Coulser new slS tuns) Glib
son New York
BRISTOL, Jan ll-Arr >chr Lonsdsle, Taylor Phua-
tsphla slooP slaia Louisa, Bennett Fall River flr New
CHARLESTON, jan lo-Arr. Kstch Com5erce. SOU.
b.stcs Ma mas: schrs. AreIhuSa OBJ; EReas. Mas
tau. d isabella Gage. Mstanzls Atamahi, Ksan
Darler, Geo. I'm. IN the oiing. bark Juusta, from New
Orl.o ID iUh, shio Jane ID. CoeDer. Cooper. New
York tr Emily, 81 ear. do. Br >chr " II Cleare Saw
yer. Harder Island lBahamal Wentto Sea SHIP =. Bull
Key Brown, New No'k Br bark Advice Gray. Rio lie la
Plata Swed big Oscar, Well. SeIsin brig Emily. Snare,
FALL RIVER. Jan li--Arr. schr Minerva, McGsv-
GEORGETOWN, sc. Jan AR bark E.coriar,,
VI: Madaws.ka. Mute. Haaos
NANIu CKEr, Jan. l2-Arr. sloop Triumph, Robinson.
NE . LONDON, Jan u-sld. ,loop May AtwA'er.
NEW 'HAVEN, jim lS-Ar. .chr II. S. Linf,r.
1aires. Paa. a. SD. bns Th's. rroNbrdse, West,
NEW.ORLFANs. Jan. 6-Arr. Steamship Louisiana.
Lawisss tom lid anoa. VIA Galveston: schr Fdw Bar
rard one P,rt Lsyaca CID ship Carack Fales Hsvre
s,op S Id Sgnspn,
Chamo, Tsp Gep. do slphids. Parker Chagies; schr
Layinis Br Bodlen Grand Caymsn
peIrer. New.Yor,s Ga n II. Hsrrc, Dexter Por.l.id
PORTL AND. Jan Ii--Arf. b'lg CIV ian. Nichols Car
ca. llisS Edward Lind, Buckn'lG, Guayanas; LYDIA
PRoViDENGE. JAP. ii-sld schr. Jos Cues, Roaih.
PRoviDEsCE, Jan i5.-Arr. big Cosmopo'ie wal
schr. Patrick Henry. knudsoU, Apalachcoa.
SALEM Jan l9-SlJ. bugs Lya 0,am FauSHrtl
below hris Water Witch. Conway Para Jan. lS-Cld.
haIk phronia. stephen Coutnan Zsnllbu brig Poo
mac Jos " Lusconb. West AS. OF Afnca. jan IL
std. bars Sophronia, brig Potomac.
WILMINGTON, Jan ll-Au schrs y II Howlsy,
Rogers, New York 18th. Fidel.a joan Garwooi Phii
CO Q h schr Ira Brewster. Horton, New-Yoik 0-h,
lCh bark Se'ansc, Big ty =. lsth, tfhts ~ Leon
S,ont R,chmogd i33 A EoSart, Gosc. N YORK Ks
leOlah, Glaller do. Umpire, Slnfps VI, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
FerE SUFFRAGE IN NORTH ca

FREE SUFFRAGE IN NORTH CAROLINA. -
Gov Reid, of North Carolina, hss issued MS proc
Isn,aton submitting for ratification Dy the Poop 9
ar the next election, the amens meht 10 the COhsn
tmton abolishng the freehold OF diiy acres OF land
ard substituting residence o. t"eye mont rs al an
eIecon district and the repayment of pubic taxes,
IN order TO enable person 10 vote Tor ancicAse
for the Slate Senate.
OPERATIONS or THE MAINE LIQU0R LAW
A di.na,ch dated Portland, Jan. II, says; " About
do rasks OF liquor were seized on board the steamer
~ Lawrence. this morning Arrangements nave
Neon Inace By the Mayor TO search every steamD0 4,
and railroad Train arriving from Boston, for smugSIe
liquor" ,,.,,.
Successful SPORTING. d. Ii. NllilanS'
f ,bs CITY las lust returned from fortnights hunt
~ =, the voocs Of Hamilton County. He has been
Is successful bringing home three large deer,
49,. nsnther which be shot through the neck unGer
ccnstances which tred his nerves, several baskets
Of delicious nout, and any quantity OF other leghi-
., ce'e zane. ALBANY Journal.
Tue FIRE Al LowELL.-We learn that
the ,umor that one or persons were KILLED az ,e
aiming of the bleachery IN Lower on ueeu"j
,;oht is.yi,hout foundation. TWO nfenen, uainou
Ieonard Brown and william Gooda.e, were SORE ne
,.hst Injured by the falling ruins The iosS oy me
sIe is supposed to be not far from soOVC0 acre %
insurance 10 the amour! Of $iO,OOO-3loVJV ia slo
Boston Mutual and $1,000 In eacn OF .he suI &C
Hartford Offices. tpOS''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
The IiuIseninnn Letter.

Correspondence OF Ibe PM. NJ A-~-s..a aad.U Gaz.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. Is, 1882.
The letter OF the Cheyaer HulSemann, TO the Fres-
idept was mainly directed - the inquiry, whether
his 1.-THE preSdent'sl views IN regard 10 Austria and
its reyOlted provinces COrTespDnded with the sen-
mebts expressed BY Mr.. Webster at the kosSnih
CONGRESSIONAL banquet HIS object III making tle
INQUIRY was stated 10 be that he might communicate
40 the authorities AT Vienna an assurance that the
Government of the United States WAS not committed
by those declarations and that the Citations OF the
,No countries were not changed.
AS the President never ans sers communications
of thls description except through the appropriate
departments the letter wac referred to Mi WEB
ster and the question now is whether the thevd
tiers disregard OF prOpnety in regard TO the Secre
tary OF State shall be met by rendering hlIn MS pass
ports or by taking no notice OF his letter or py
making a reply to 1t. On a former occasion The
Cheyahcr notwithstanding the rebuff he had re-
ceiyed, showed that he had no particular lnclina-
ton to relinqush his present post. Recent insruc
tons however, may have led him to change MS
views IN this respect. What course Mr.. WEBSTER
may choose to adopt in regard to this matter is yet
undecided
Tn to this time Mr.. Webster, yielding to his sense
OF obligation 10 the public interests, mas renamed
IN the CABINET although II Was his wish ana ln'en
ton tohaye resigned months ago. It's not impToo-
ab c that the Complications OF our foreign AFFAIRS
may compolhim to remain for some time longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
From Texas.


COITesp ondence 0i the Philade phla ihQuhet
AUSTIN (rexas) Friday, Dec. 10, ISL
General Persiter Smith has commenced
the campaign agaius. the Indians with his we'll
"nown energy. Having returned from his tour 10
upper streams and head waters of the river TO
the n. W he now contempdteS similar tour to
the South, and along the RIO Gfande. IL Is thus by
n personal Inspection Of the Indian country, that
the commanding General intends 10 make those dis
positions Of the military forces under his command,
as shall be most conducive 70 Keep the Indians In
check, ard preserve our faith with Mexico.
BY an express from Fort Graham a large band Of
klcapooS and Creeks were reported 10 be crossing
the country from their homes IN Arkansas, and
passing through Texas 20 the Rio Grande, and
thence TO Mexico They the same band that
accompanied COacOoshe or Wild Cat month since,
for the same purpose They are now on their way
10 Join him and the forces OF Caravsjal
Upon receiving the negligence, Gen. Smith or
dered the cavalry force at Austin to march TO Fort
Mason, to be used with the cavalry there, as Col.
May might direct 4 Simultaneous movement OF
eoops has taken place from all the military posts al
the West, and the band Of Indians viii no doubt be
intercepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

HORRIBLE DEATH IN THE lCE.-1hs
brks comfy Press Of the 18Th gives the following
particulars Of a horrible death IN the ice; We are
taIied 10 record heart rendng occurrence on sun
SV isst IN Berne Township, some seven miles above
nea1ne oy which young adv, named Miss Miller,
Ssev ABOUT twenty years. met with an untlmely
S's9h "lshlng ~ visit "A nflehOOr on the opposite
NY OF 'he Schuylklil AZ kOenlg'S ferry, Miss Miller
~teg on tse Ice until she had reached the middle
" we Mvtr, when the ice broke, immersing her IN
Up 70 'he arms, and selllug hold Of the edge OF
AZ ne kept from sinking altogether Her cries
os.ush Tue nelsko0rs 10 the shore, aud boat was
.'seo or her relief but alas, none had the courage
~ enser II iof her rescue Those on shore looked on
w more Than an hour, when the poor girl, becoming
IIau.ea and frozen slipped OF ana disappeared
on We Ice Even alter SIC had gwen up her ho'o
ssa sne Ne' she swan on the surface for some tlme
aSs lt' no effort was made TO save her HE.
~ Gcuverneur Morris, il we may Judge
yne istlmony Afforded by his trea.meat OF MS
ANY t,s viii, must nave truly been the "Inodel
s,r,. lie was no, one Of your modern sNln-
,a ns, VINO cut of wife's inherlttnce If she hap
H. w, MY again nos he Quite the contrary. In
,ss,, mace shor; time before his DEATH al9er
aanss upon his wife ltosral allowance, he says
hnS,i "a 'ase my wife should marry, give her SIX
c,ss.' VVAsls more per anuum, 10 dtHay the IN
ton ""i0" may a''eA~ '''0
csLA'ts LIBERATED. The Cincinnati
D.S;H rsays: The Colonization Agent for 0hio. Mr..
fers n'sy informs Us that lady OF this city OF
byth. 'Nshiy'eight slaves 10 be sent 30 Liberia,
em;s,ss vessel sailing from "A Southern port with
eli,s.s ana that, besides their clothing, &c they
Of ,iys ~ ABOUT $3.50, on setting SAL, as q me ans
~s 'oem hltle start 10 their ne N home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
By Telegraph to the Ncw-Yerk Tribune.
The Seuthern Mai, Steamers.
CHARLEsrON. ThuTsday. Jsn. I5, %

CHARLEsTON ThuTsday, JtH IJi IcJE'
There hSs been no Wilmington boat again to-day
The Wilui gton left Wilmington on Tuesday ana
sheI 50 mites out broke her cross head ami was com
pelleo 10 return The Nanoer0lt lett the same Pr
on WEDNESDAY. but encountered heavy south west
gale. and returned there ms morning she II
proesbl, be mere TO morrow. The Gladiator dld
Govern or Dudley are both repairing and no steamer
could be chartered at Wilmington, hence me de!c :
TOD OF the mails
The steamer Palmetto sailed from here at 2 O'Clock
this fttrnoon. Nth seven cabin and two s'eefsge
passenger. bot returned this evening, DehS una'le
60 cross the bar from heavg swell aud want OF wa
.er. she saI.s again az ~ tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
By Telegraph.
- A III ES-rON -. ~ y \

ShARLESfON, Jan 5-Arr ship FaTis.i YORK
80 chr J. ia. BxitnlsIe
HWfoSl. jan. I3-ArT. sch.s. Lucy Whlte. rsrTey,
NsN- 10 II hocsSld. Bl0lksvlle Limeourc er. VII
nphs,oR y = New ok. having been b.fwa cH, i-
han hlcer, Providence Tor S,qrhs-r norr
90 schrs ac-tt, Reeves, Gom Boston lJr Nev-Y
e 'chI No;ns he been salsi TO hs wharf repairs.
WRECKED vessel vas seen 81 v Eplrt Beach - dAg az
n,on ehosaffrg - gst mt tAS ont could no. SIC
coed al - NJ SIZE sq-artd aay asl Sfreref - the
eist"af She ras apparently hem. brig with tnge-
mas arc itat 4 usia mast Nhen st discoytret
she Was within about three miles 4 The beach.
Below, schT Patrick Henry X HUDSON, OF Nsw-York
from Ana aehlc1a
Jar. &C. 81 4 " In psf hrS Cosuop5lre IA days I'm
Geofgotcwn. 5 C. FOR New Ncsk-pu' IA for harhs-
sd oTgs Cfocas, Havana Joha Rsich do: Ct1sn.
Nlm'ngter. c : schrs. Fogutals. Georgetown, s. ;
GNl Phlace.ph haries Carroll Noro.S slnnas ore
son, Sea Nrch Pointer ami Mana Louisa for New YarS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
n;.asters. sc

RR SAP BRITANNIA. (of 81 John n 3 a reports
n IA, on the s,h nit earned away mainma,t "a r.
zane in collision with Br brig Myrtle P.ich, @ d
n for Antigua which WAS aoanaonsd' aaH FAC
and crew taken on beard ship Britannia ,od ,u,hor-
STEAMSHIP SARAH ps-We lean i,o.. 80 near RIO
Jsneiro as has been stated through the sos,an Tor
va: ~stne cosi only vessel had eit Win as"PP' Az
her. .. ,a finn, Ner-Ys<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
CITY ITEMS.

VERY NEAR ANOTHER CALAMITY
THURSDAY anern Don, about II O'Clock, the School
house in Greenwichay. was the scene Of another
excitement somewhat similar to the one that oc-
CURED in November last. By some means OF other
an alarm was spread that the building was on hre'
which soon reached the ears OF the children In the
various departments. In a moment they were seized
with panic, and rushed in body for the doors,
which, however, with cOmmendable presence OF
mind the teachers Immediately locked, and COM
PEELED the scholars 20 resume their seats. sthey
succeeded in affecting in about twenty minutes
The outer doors and gates to the building were also
locked. Meanwhile the crowd increased to the
number of two or three thousand. Parents and rel
aives running TO the school from every direc-
lion wild ard frantic with excitement, demanding
IN entrance to the buildings, which was resisted to
he utmost extent by Assistant Capt. Sebring and
the police force under his command. After the ex-
element had in a measure been subdued, the teach
eIs began discharging their various classes, when
me house was soon vacated without the least acct
dent occurring to any of the children.
On the occasion of this panic the advantages
the new staITcases were fully tested The children
passed down very quickly into the playground got
their hats ard then departed out Of the front door
INTO The street.
FIRES About % O'CLOCK yesterday
morning a fire occurred at No COS Water-st. The
flames were extingulshed with few buckets Of
water BY the police of the Seventh Ward, assisted
by some cuzeus.
Yesterday morning, between 5 and O'Clock, the
dwelling house No. $40 Cheny-st. was discovered on
FIRE BY Officer Dillingham; Of the Seventh Ward. He
Immediately gave the alarm, ard IN a few minutes
the fremen were on the ground. They soon sue
ceeded In exhnguiShing the flames before much dam
age occurred.
About l2i O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in tic building No 32S Ilutson-st, occupied by
Mr.. Manning as "A secondhand furniture store. The
fire department Of the District were early on the
gIouLd, and succeeded III suOdulng the flames before
any great damage occurred to the premises. The
fire is supposed TO have been the work of an incen
diary there bad been fire in the premises since
the early part Of the evening. The building is owned
by Justice Bleakley, and is damaged TO the amount
Of about $500. Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
OAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

RAILhUAD WUh IN AWE DUNJo.-
4 y The undersigned ofer for sale -
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds u tas Baf-
alo aud State Line Railroad Companysheen yea 10 ran
Coupons attsoaed-psyabls lst Apnl and October.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the kes-
Haven and New London Railro--dnses ysers 10 run
Cospou, atsched-psysble iOth March and septenhs
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Now
Haven sad Northampton Company, tCsnai Rairssd)-
eighteen years Coupons-psysbls ion January ssd
July
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of ths North
sra Indiana Railroad Company-ten less to rpn-Coupoas
payable LIST February and August
These Bonds all secured BY hrt tina
Roads. and the interest and pScRE are enIsoe
In New York. ~ahb 49,.