Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
PARAGRAPHICAL.

nz.,rbe Roman Catholics of Buffalo have ia
ken steps towards the formation oil Ca'hoiio ="
stitute in that city. .u -, taIa IN
Chambe rsb,,rr. Pa, on the first Tuesday in octo-
Der next. or, ,bot
Senator Seward is going to Europe Is wiihou' ioui-
dation. ,,,;n5
Samuel Reed, left Hugerstown last week iof oaii-
fornia.
II-Amount of Coal dispatched from the mines Of
the Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.. tor me s week
ending Sept 23d, 2441 tons.
HICol. John Singleton a distinguished cilizen oi
Columbia, S. c., died of consestire lever las:
Monday. ~,
1IIThc Board Of Aldermen of Frederick, M,i.'
have rejected the proposition before them iof sh'
ing the city with gas. -
NV. S. Warrington was stabbed and killed at
Monroe, Miss, by William 7. White oil the LIST.
u5-passenpers from Milwaukee 10 New io!k-a
distance of 1850 MILESTONE in two days and SIX
/, IN hours provided they are fortunate i'll making
the connections. s.-..s..l -.
rT.John Shea, n Printer. well known i'll New
Orleans died in that city on the 10th inst IRON IN
iuries accidentally sustained from tall from pal
cony in Algiers on the 18th inst.
u-5s'rhe Hartford, Conn, Courant office has on
exhibition leaf of tobacco, measuring over iofty-
one inches in length from plant which was trans
planted the last week in June. $40
ll-TGcn Edmond NJ. Riddle has been nominated
for Congress by the Wings of the district formed oil
Perry York and Cumberland counties, i'll Penn
sylvaliia.f - q " N 7N'9ti
The corner stone of the Third Presbyterian
church of Elizabethtown, MI, was laid on Tues
day afternoon. -=s.sn..rs
lyon Monday evening last q fire occurred at
Fort Carbon, Pa in the store of Mr. Sieyfred, which
destroyed the building and the entire stock oil goods.
| 1.-THE third annual commencement OF Burllng-
ton College, N. S., will be held at the College, Oh
| Wednesday morning, the 22th inst ss.,.,.F
| aj-Thc ship Dolphin, which sailed from New
York on the I'D for Australia, carried out some
two hundred passengers, among whom were nun
| Der of womeu and children
| DISTINGUISHED PEoPLE.-MIS. Gen. Games Sen
ator Summer, Hon. b. Lainer, Ex-Governor Porter,
ofPennsylvania, and Billy Bowlegs and suite, are
| at New York.. -+- 1888 sE,sa ga 81 g. =.
LIFE OF Henry CLAy.-Itis said that Mr.. Gales
| the veteran editor of the National lnclligencer. IL
engaged in writing the biography OF Henry Clay
Such book from such source, Will De worm Ieau
| ing .#t.slI# .s. -. jig.
| 1-5.'rhc fire plugs at Mobile were opened and
left running OH the night of the 18th by some sus-
pcious PERSONS Tho, it is supposed designed trins
the city after the supply OF water should have been
exhausted. ar -lss..-. - y li,s .,,aII;ss >.
u,-,rhe eruption of Mount Etna OH the Both ult.,
has not been surpassed in grandeur or extent III
| forty years. Several villages, twas fearcd would
be destroyed by the burning lava.
| uj.,rhc Masonic Order at Philadelphia, have
determined to erect upon the ground where their
old hall now stands on Chestnut stree above Seventh
n magnificent architectural pile, as the grand Mecca
of the rdcr. Yea a.-f tt ''''
| u5.The yellow fever is reported to be increasing
both at Charleston and Savannah.-On the 2lSi.
there were 10 deaths from il Ill Charleston, oil the
22nd there were5. a''