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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
PgR BALTIC.
From LlOyds Lat, April 10.


From DoyGs List, April 10.
Gravesend-Sd. 18th. London, Hubbard, Nes-HOrk.
on FSmouih-Ar 18th, Ae Aensen, n Galveston and I'D
csTh-Sd 10th, AeIr. Edmond Stewart New-York yvi Sims
do Nicaragua Jemyn, DO. -
Livsrpoo-A lith Elizabeth Bis Philadelphia sh II r1n-
Mordue New Western World, dOsea Sefnn4
OF iyerooI-Arr 18th Arab.sb - Mobile: Te esrAph do
Clyoe-Ar 18th Java Jackson, NegYork Sd 10th, Adons
HuII-Sld I7th Amazon G. ark Shell and New-York
Hsve-AEr 10th, Austria, Charleston
Bordeaux-Arr 18Th, fillmore, Penc.eton NeS-Orleans
bnssiles-Ar Marietta CspuTO, New-Yorki Gsorgs-l-
1872 from Lloyd's List April 10.
Des-A TN the River and sd APri s London HeD4d Tor New
LiverpOo-Ar April 6 City Glasgow Ph.dslphi. 18th
Colon, Wilson New Orleans Mohoaeo COnsh Do John Camp
18Th N.tonA Pedrek NeSO-e1ns MAh6eh rorrey
New iork CsLao ISL stone Boston t sstsr Powell Mobile;
CIyse-Sd Aprii IS New Gland. Protteau for York
Belfsst-sd lpnl IS Tsy, Mike, for Ne~-fofk
OF Kosso-AH April Gotta Zsehrisson for Oothens0TE from
Cor~uhsxep- All Ami IS Cora Plum IN. Charleston.
Rr,merhsven-Arr April IS Emma Helmers fn- y YORK
Msrseiles-A Apnf Is Narh. o. Wass TN New-Y0rk
B1eEos Ayres-Au FEB Csihar1s- Peterson I'm Boston
From Loyas Lisr, April lol
OF Fole0ne, April Ar OresteS D.anen nam, Betasn for
New-lork; Ceres fescben. Bremen. for New-fsrk.
Liverpool April 5-Ar Ayond&e BradshAS Boston I'D 18Th,
phs 18Th, DresO. Cooper, Ne~Oress Jls Wright C&rke,
Sev-Yort
OF LTrrpocL April s-Arr City Of Gaszoz 4. Philadelphia
Clyce. AEIli lt->d Ls1's Hope, CO1ncr. Neglcrk-
Sunderland. April lfs1 Tenant DaTsoa Ns~hayen, L. 5
Oporo Apr sd Jiues CollnEwooc. Ne~-f0tk-
Lsbor- Msteh SD Bnde. Dart New-i0rk.
Akyab FEB s-An EaIsbeth Drste Sew.YOEE Id Fe5 Wa
KlIvsS ipfi i2-Tse Rsbeee. william. Newport Ne-.
here sbe has had srGniEg and
cCu lrrs 70 uIaEe ea
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rh Arus Bray Msai. for ss~fosk nth Europa aaieA
ip-oa. HorsKc-s - Se~-Iork 49,, 49,,
FEB q Fras Hendfek Ne~-fS's Lazy Eafss'a
~-,ss - 4 rJ.--s.,ue very NewT,rk; Is.h Lessno,
Ite San yEaucsce sth. kuretA " =, ~ n, =, ~ -.
Hcug EcBe-ATr 30 - sfvsnns ~ - - I've
Errs1sr. B4rser Srw-lorS Sd fso' y Mary Ait1"
49, a. ss.Hs - Kaus ~ "A isA Fss ~
vruvet vstsr Nrl-York -ia Josah e--a1y' - Va
praise az "a - Fes C, euss Fcs Rsyea 10 wa
- ~ ~ Fr,rs - Bos,cn ifh. Ssuaern Cross Can
fris Is,h Fsnry DO nh Hin tssAa - "As-n-
~ '' Froas LISyiF. Lis. Aori a
Grsvsssne-Arr Arri 81 Miuaet >c1"-fI Nc-y.
Rars-ate-Sbi April ~ F,raro. B,cSna1. Nes tosN ".
Pa .rtsSs Asr - Margaret Evsns. Pratt -. to'S
Lvsrro-Arr Arri' 4 B.irc ~ Ccr1st'ek Ne~ -
Arr-ksS strrck he Bel Buoy nd 81 schOr Se "a ia -
c- G rr,-f NvYsrk lssh Csnrias Dy New Oceans JON
CuHntnE Havsn Do Cue-u. NC rrney a,s Lesl v 49,
Rroushal ouesc Portland os MOBILE >sHasr- ss
NeYsrf: Eufsrrrse Fsnk Robe Kelly Bs'E 90 John
Icy. CuIils DO sea LAk Wco sery 90 W a re- -, "a
Trosu-S d April II, w.liFcr, Dorn,n, Nsg'isrk -, -,
fertrfir H. Frtr dhip. TeOd. or NrS off Pu oa'k
ysy fGky srd NTH o Of bIlSsrss cooao1sa oas oa.
Fs.no--Arr Am John Germs Noztn. NeEorel7t r Ge1e
-C5reuhsssD-ArT. Arrl Haahe, Rus Garrison 80, =
Lee Nestor 81 ssetsch Noble
BrsH.s-Ar,. ieth Herman @ HsEins NJ" x,
T1rrssuna-AT March . H. Nassn Ms.r', Newton
Geu0l-Arr AVrii 3 Cslornia, slater. Aoh
NsTes-Sd Aprii s vanders, Hyue, <eS 1eTs - -,
Msseirs-A M,rh 3 A. J. Hersey, Barnes tAi.aepniA 80
CrpE Tensrle-AFT Marh IS Eache Padron New York
I'd Nsrncu. Kent Noble
From Lloyds List April IS
Grsvesepd-Arr April Il Lus. Grrsnr-fr, Nsv York
Deal ar Aprl IT. Emma. Holmer. Ne~-Nors Tor trsren
Of Dur seanesA APu 10 Emily Anderson Leh Tor San fsa-
Porneuthl April u Mrare, Evans Pratt, London for New.
Psaa-,h Ross-S,d April H. Alfred Meres NsYok GarOne.
Muniies-si5 April 10 Harry Bennett. Aner,a
Livsruoc'-Sls. Aorl u Sea Lr1n. Hail. Fhtsdephia
Isf. ST trrfIl Pc rNH
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To Mariners.

letter says that brilliant revolving sht hae been in
opop since the Island Of COregdo at the entrance OF
ba bsy visible at forty miles distance and fixed light
Pulo the Coegdor visible at distance Of nine miles
duty 81 per all foreign vessels hs been eo
hshcd
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Arrived

Bark severu. Prus KOehn, Newcastle, days mdss Barclay
BsI1 T..ns HoOpf5 tsB'RsI; RsPs: S;s 9r:as q days
Bari Bnae (Br Of Csra via Lisbon 81 dsy. rro,i
nor wadswoh Sheldon The put 'bo, I7,h Feb hlv
net Of 81 John f@ Newport for Providence
Bark Jenny Lind Bunce, Liverpool IS days dse and 81 paea
Brig Resale e Hansen AnSsp . Day %'e and iO' pas
sch vssneo tDew Mason Baltimore days in ballast Nesnh
s es FI.TSst J.stsoPss day: u%SS to master
schr josephine Kins..nd Baltimore mae johnson
scSf william B.e2n Ha.s Baltimore days %d to master
schf snnsh Ravens Richards chincoelsue days corn A c.
Seh Kellogg Savannah days cotton and to Grow
sehr Jane. Mau Smith chneotssgue, days c.
sebr Mary Adeine Turner Berlin Nd corn to b. Fox Co.
sehr Daniel wett' Smith PhaielPhs days coal bound 70
sehI Mary Johnson Ryan, Virginia days. bound New
sebI Benedict hOmas Virginia days oysters bound New
schr Levi Rowe Townsend Virginia days. oysters bound
shr AstiA Pnce vrrn days oysters bound to New Haven
ser Fsrwesthr Smith Philadelphia ds coal bound Fushiag
sehI Warren Nelson Lee Philadelphia days coal bound TO
schr STATION susns Ale.andn days coal to STAN
ssSI Ssgolsca suRsR rss,sI !5a',s days coal
ssI .1dos bsDf Bdsy. coal
sT hs Pne Sop SSsys corn Sound to Soreb Ct"
sII Pss wheeIsE yIsaS Day. corn corn. 70 %...s,
sebr, Louisa Cray SHARP, Norfolk sdays corn, to master
sSI Pas cS s Hy.ra Mo- days G1y 70 @ :;fi
schr Buckingham Leonard Portland Conn, 2days, Stone
Sehr Undne Penhed Portland Conn, days stone bound 70
Philadelphia.
Sehr Z Nelson Hall Lawrence, Portland, ? DAYS s'one
Schr Hannah T. ChAse. Johnson Portland, 2dsy.
sohr Joseph Roser. woithinson, Portland days
schr Celestial, Ruse. Port'snd, days. stone.
Schr Henry Comb Portland, 2dAys, stone.
schr Daniel RnAseL ShAer, Por and, days stone,
sehf Sarah Elizabeth Barber Westerly r. L. days lumb 70
schr jane hAil Westerly r. L. days IN blAst.
Schr T. T. Hubbard Smith Albany days mdse, boundto Port
sehS josephine - Baltimore dse John 10 Edso
sehr Rghte warrington tn the wreck o Sea Ds;k
esbore Long Brsnch.
soop sprssue Fish wareham days pals to z. SprAgue
Sleep Undne. Chase, Hsrweh, days, fsh, 70 master
BELOW barb ami brg
sAILED-Bark Nimrod, Nichols Port Philip.
WIND-Sunrse " Z Meridian calm sunset, : T. and light
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Pa Canoe Bosroo


Brs.ol-sd Coleuaaa SsEfsk; saah, Qaebee
NewP0t-AT sh, EoGiEA A.ynA- SesYort Aedsm- De ley
(oocesteT Peter Marcy Thomas Liverpool for New
or.D< sd lzth J. Hall Can NEWTON la Jona Beynon
Beypon New-YorE
LyeEpeol-sS 18th Leone Leslie cheon Corsseree Low
FL NeEfok Jane, MLesn DO lfth Car Peter Mamma san
Frzncsro; Phi.6epls Fz1l Phideipha; Ars Reed, Se~
YoIk Rspp1hA1nosi Cushing do Canton, Clark wiss Eber
hard NiesDeyer C.sflns
Li,SoAlT * LaeiBea ssar, New YS-k z. L wsltOs,
Titus 90.
Gsbrsr.z-Cld. sto, Br,.sria, Atkins. E-~-Yosk-
Msln-SA IA. GeorTe Wihsn JS1es BgEke, Boston
Marrh Wh Of the Wave Fay, B0stsa and surg
EOrs Empire. Ta0rdyke san FFA1eso GeoeyR Taeter, Do
Sh Ellen o. C0zbiL Pile, do Seth spaEne
ws-orh MAdras Cd Feb n Fr1nk Johnson, Lrop
Newton Rose st1adsh Pears5a BOst0a severn Garden
Nev-l 18th Louis Dodge Bossn March r. c. Winthrop
YoEnE. d.
CAlcu-A
Penzns-Ar Feb s Holander. =, Boston
snrporsSd Feb ~ Lez1der. Jokzscoz swan River; Id FOR
sssen- M-lbourne 2tth, MERMAID Saith BEt4yi.
SundaArr. Jan u Beverly Jenkns Sh2DghA for New
18th NesscrEe Smith Mse1o for New YORK FEB Bssk
Tbtet Bcstgl Batavia M Lacy EAS.bet5 CO! d. foE 70
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...-TErs nAY.


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spoken, &c.
Domestic Ports

By the pilot boat wspz April ship States Rights Of Savannah
IN Liverpool foE PhIadeIPma
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the week; and for the year tS,st6,76s a.
II is understood that the fare to Cahforns upon the
Pacific Mail sboss and those Of Nessrs DAVIS Brooks
a Co. viii soon be advanced materially.
1h.re Il considerable demand tor the new Cen.ral
~ !, Railroad Co stock sale q 500 shares Of Il was
made today at is5he delivery to be made On 10 open
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by Telegraph,
Disasfera. &c.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

CINEON DRAPER, No. 46 PIne-st offers tor sale A
- variety 0fRAILRoAD BONDS and STOCKS; sso CITY TOWN
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N PANY Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders Of shs ON
rany Tor the Election Directors will be held A. ne Oee
Of the Company No He oyers on TUhsDAf NAY ~ % ~
Tho Transfer will be closed Tuesday May 10 eo 0eock
,r,i ~ Iesl ALEX KYLE. SeCy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

AMOUR as silly and pitilul falsshood aswe have
ever seen in PRINT appears in the Gazette yesisr-
J,v 1t is the statement that the Presidents mes
s,s. was printed at that office in advance of the
pri t. We pity any tRiHg that, in
,tifiing matter, will thus knowingly utter such
an otttocious laIsehood. The factlthat a copy,of
the message, printed at the Iutelgeucer Office. was
In the Gazette Office before they had ,'setE itup,"
and long enough for them tohave printed from our
CODY before they issued it. IS all that is Necessary
for US to state. The editor, as if.unwilling to
father such shocking lie, enters bis protest agaihl
It, by putting mark at tie bottom to- show that
he did not write it Poor Tellowl we Eity him;
xe suppose he had to "puti in" This issuing
Of publication q. fsw minutes OF few hours in
,dvOnce of this or that office. is matter Of no
rery great Importance; but when a paper inaimL.
;ortant matters, will make grave charges against
IS, ard when we challenge it for the proof and it
ellis US that it has no fls.of our paper, and we
hen offer to loaa-il the flelwhich itsuyscontains
he proof and it has not then'a word more to say,
must certainly be destitute Of responsibIs head.
The Gazette has done this by US in important mat
srs, aud can we expect anything better from it in
mall onesl a. it5F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERDRs.
CLEVELANp Dec l2.-9 deck hands of the steamer
Louisiana, charged with murder and robbery of E.
Anderson, mate on the same boat, were arrested
here on Saturday and committed tojail. Anderson
resided in Cleveland and bore a good character
for sobriety. A German who came from Buffalo
on the Louisiana sat s. that after leaving Buffalo,
Anderson went down into the steerage where the
German emigrants were. Soon after number OF
deck hands caa,e down and began TO conduct them
selves Improperly towards. some women. Ander-
son reme nstTaled when fight ensued, He then
went on deck, which was the last the German saw
OF him, but others state that they saw Anderson
robbed and thrown overheard. t.s1ilg
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~ BLsbL IsliEaLnI "a Ldnr Hlil. X

To4lI btbhnt 81 your iiutits, &: Il
aconsdeEable- deeree, the more prosperous condi--
ton Of the lIairs OF EIe conf AscTibable, and
by your chePtfpE cdnnliance With itse behesGwe
have lriumnhetb lIies as y6u suE which
seemed weiEnigh ataJAe e lilFst1 Hifiedl-
ines are now, tTisf. anlon t6 ms That u eIe,
and becsuse we have been enfnest In performing
OUT duties. S ess,g X Il ttss
Let US always gentlemen present duty as our
motige andy oatI ~ Be nssni We shall exhefienee
our reward " file He live, and when lFalh ap-.
pfodches TO perform ms sterh Duty nlaya meet
him, meHsdrably sdisafmed Of his terr5fhDy the
consciousness tlilt We have we'll peTformed6ur du<
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13
FROM HALIFAX.

Bosrox, Dec. 1I.-Halifax papers to the sth
state that rear Adn iral Fapshawe is appointed
Naval Commander of the North American and
West Indian station, Boscawen ~ is his Aug ship.
The uumboldps wreck was caused by ignorant.hsh-
trp5eu who boarded her, pretending 10 be pilots,
but said they lad left their papsrs al hume.
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z ckrvELAsp. Dec fi.-Tte IeweIry establish
ro1ent Of N. r. critienleu was entered this afternoon
and a large amount Ut yaluabes, including about
twenty gold watches stolen. ESpsPicion rests on a
rang or young scamps and the Isolice are IN their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

.GoOD cHGwce.-Mr. J. B! Sheppard wants an
;,5asrious LOy.rO learn the SaddleIy business
This is good chance. Apply soon. at No. 1911,
Main street. aeA sia1t itaa f,eN s4tsa gHir
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.IFAIL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Gaps b

Nos, 146 and As M n in sI. Wheeling, Va,
- s. AVERY'has on hand. and is receiving oRe,6rN
W tOf the largest stocks OF Il ATS and CAPS that
~ has ever been opened in this city. HIS stock
having been by himself with great care, he is able
to oacr inducements TO merchants aud others far surpass
ing former years; he is prepared sell Hats and Caps
Ow ds they he bought in Philadelphia or baltimore
our stock comprises every OF Hats AMI Caps
nse. lILll1L ~ sepl2 ~ - y d. AVER.S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

WHEELING CorroS MrLLs FoR SALE.---we invite
,,eDton 10 the advertisement Of the sale Of these
large and valuable Mills They are among the
largest, and comprise some Of the best machinery
the country. stse is9i'- ~ . a'i1@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

WE ARE indebted to M. MsNyaED, duthof Of
,bg map Of Wheeling. for a beautiful lithograpb,
in lint Of our noble structure, The Suspeuston
Bridge. For sale by WELD & BHUTHEH:s. ,ai e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

New YoEK, Dec. 1.-THE fire of Saturday de,
slIoyad IN all 16 buildings. The entire loss is est.
ma6ed at three quarters OF q million, abuot one
half Of which falls on Harper & Bros, who are
largely insured.
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Nrw veRK MARKRIt. 2

% NV NoEx. Dec. t2.-cottcn steady FlouT.
easier sooO state 666a662; Ohio 6esas75t Son p.
eThiTl2. Corn. mixed 81 { yellow IS; 100 ONO
wdiskey 2st. Provisions iunchanged.
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aqsiis CINCINNATI MARKET.
6IscRxKTi, Dec. eII.-FlodE heavy, no sales
since iheAIctic arrived. Whisky 81. Hogs shade
gasieF, 1900 sold at 4, 20a4, %: Lard heavy.
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a 8 MEDICA :! & : 2 9 8

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OTHER vegetable are fo producing re
AZ rs ts s 70 S
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simple sublime by tie diseoseier
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naiSdies Tor which this Is sFeciiic
the heart spilsI
torpliIy OF tie liver, mental iesSion ts
viii, g move. 5t
Place Or weakness Of lie
LINKING At the stomach, female irresla rifles
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ness that does not proceed from causes beyond
re9S %, are res
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motion and sensation IS Physical dsgh Bear N ind
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l7gggsss San ssaSsy s
diseased debitaled systels weth.
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osos if SraeeG re Sfsihsa and
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is normal condition well may Tho PREPARATION be CALI
60 the MEDICINAL, WONDER eISfi ari &
OF the nineteenth century tue irst scientific
the MSsla sSSps 10 s
STIMU lANl, THAI, EMIT AIES NO REAGTIoN 5
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remove d6pressio6s, eSeiteplelit, 70 blush
sleeIesstes dislike 81 society loe salye'
5-isssyy LOSS OF MEMOIR asii +1,zs !
Gelion, insanity 1Ypachond asis DIS
Sty 70 ssel, diseases intiIen TO FEMALES decay
orogsting functions, papomania yesto el
@ from sSss
qce to be passa oi BS;
The UNPARALLELED effects Of tins great 10 al
oomrlsints EStaenI 70 ss I'm
yened-housanls o. inylgol anls lgrpof
g to be ,Sc tSs rene
her liable 5,
tic nervous SYSTEM and sisor @ ile
nuseles but This 81 ieiis gesn
end has
power VI .9 ~ S f,et isIf In,
MoRsE's lNY1Go I, As ELIXIR s.I
is presented ss nn s,,s ~ ~ rsaeon
to 1iheard Ola ~ r., 5y M has
Inc heIp men ioi s III ~ III IL a.. 80
nhtlen n$ an ths ~ 49, 80
ols OF Europe TO PC IN 1s,s
tie in Arahis where his attention
sel noon the natiVes in tiet I've wonderful power
lie SI,a,sstiess ytb exhibeI by the Aiab OF
Iessr ia 10
no.n NJ DT lie sis' linS heTb e. -
H M n sppeaI is made O. 800 s.Bg ss.,
- .
VINO ;t H. ,r
pans nv IN ~, 10 botl 1870 sy,
lie Inv: Sorating Cordial trial s,rso4 I14ssfS
~, ~, H. IL, ill.,, !, ,,o
otisrs VIII hiid thlS CordaA
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~ CAUTION p

Dr. MoRsE,s INTyaeRAF'F 90 CosDtAL mas oeeh soahteI
Eefted bv SONG uDpTin1Pled PEI Sons. 20 -.
In n1tiiic ali the genuine
fac simiIe pasted Dyer lhe ol eaeh
ioyiig words blownfp the gass7i
ssnR rs TING CORDIAL ~
~ e5sss .i6.ISRiNGS pRorRiEFoR9N. x.sh .
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nater from calIiornia.
ARRIVAL OF TAE GEoReE. LAW.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE George Law from As
pinwaI arrived with $685., 600 i'll lseight and 467
passengers. CalforniB It ails to the 18th. Among
The passengers is Iaior e. i. Andrew, of The army,
and Gen. Vavar, T,rinerIY member of the Mexican.
Cabinet, no has been sentenced to 90 years ban
Ishnent by Santa Anna.
No exciting news from California. Intelligence
had reached there of the intense excitement Great
ed at Sono.a by the rep0rtetL sailing of the fill
buster expedition. The troops sent TO Sonora tron
Guayanas, reported thai Gen. Talon was on march
with 200i men. 5Gs, ~ ,.i g sH'';' ~
The establishment OF n Linz of steamers is talked
F6f between San Francisco and Guynmar.
company of U. S. dragons had an engagement
with the Indians, in which ten Indians aud two
Americans were killed. -.ieg
The Squatters had large meeting at Sacrament
10. and passed. exciting resolutions. Among other
things they declared Capt. Suffers claims Invalid,
that lands upon which Sacramento was built be-
longs 10 the u. S. as oyerhowet lands. 'sbi.
K Mining news generally favorable. The miners
on the river beds are. peparng to leave on nc
count of the near approach of the rainy season.
l.. A new Fillbustering expedition IS talked oil, II
is said, that patty is 10 follow the invaders TO So
nora, and another 10 go 10 the AInazon ~ "A
F. II is also reported tnat a joIut stock company is
TO be established for the navigation OF the CHA,
with capital OF hall million. Tile Intentions
or thiScompany are loukrdou with suSpIclou.
A cargo of Goals arrived at San Francisco lron
Van Couvers Island. 3s:as + s
Dates frop Oregon or the 2sth say tina the over
land arrivals stin continue. Many parties suffer.
cd severely on the route; some having been com
PEELED 10 eat horse flesh. ia,4 izss q a..F
DR.. Evans, of Gov. Stevell's surveying expedi
ton, arrived at Portand,o on the 2sth. He reports
favornbly Of The railroad route lrun the head wa
tiers of the Mississippi to Puget's Sound.
Gen Lane is pledged TO a division OF 0regonlet-
ritoty. ~ ~ y. .5.,..-., I. ,,15.
|. Tie schooner Capacity, with government stores.
was wrecked at Guyamps. aaa5 =
SEJas C. Hackell, The founder of Beerford's Ex-
press, was killed on the 14tl plt, by being thrown
from buggy. 60. .i.sl45.. Id 81. sa9aiasAp
Enected with the Sonora Expedition, have been
Abandoned. A ~ - AZ
The magnetic telegraph line between San Fran
cisco and Morysville is IN full operation.
Two expeditions are fitting out atSan Francis
co; one lof Peru and tie other for Ecuador, the
former being organized under the auspices Of the
Peruvian Consul, for mining purposes; the latter
IS Said 10 be connected with another expedition.
"A private company, with capital of ten mil.
lion dollars, has been formed at San francisco, for
the purpose OF establishing line of steamers 70
China - 5s,.5. l5a s ID $50 - Is 4
The steamer "F1emout" is TO be the pioneer on
The new line 10 Guayamas; the line TO commence
on the 1st Of December between San francisco,
Honduras, Guatemala; Nicaragua, Costa RIGA and
Panama @ 49, -
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The steamer "Fremout'' is to be the pioneer on.
The new line 10 Guayamas; the line TO commence
on the 1St Of December between San francisco,
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. Speeial7 Notice.

pa AIoTTICE b. & D. RAiLRo1p Co. 80 4 III i5ia
Wheeling Station Noyember4, 1885,
ON and after Monday the 9TH instant passeDgerca car
the Station daily at 10 O'Clock p NJ Wheel
ing time. for Mounlsvile and Cameron lt.la
Returning leave Cameron. 4U0 a NJ
do do .MoundsVle.. .......... &c flAsM M
Fare-Cameron. 81, 40 each wayi r. i. .sgg45g7 .s.f
do Moundsvle, 40 cents each way ti...a,L sr8fsE
uovi Tz7e7As PIP ~. Agent.
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Mnfina-

THE subscriber, ba wing reitred iofns
i amer hsence Of rm0nts besslSavet 10 INFORM
lis public gene nlly that he will hereafter
be regularly al both with his usual supply Of Eood
Meats, Sasages etc;; adfesPect hy aoucitS their
patronage with hr that they will receive prompt
attention, at reasonable prices.
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S. c. BAKER. y. Z ;. 49, q 81 JOHN LIST
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA..lt
to the receiving and delivering offfeisht
w and collection OF freight bills -.
n5-sCJfee at the store! i.-1 i'1a7 LootlS-utI
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Partner Wanted. ~
STEAM ENGINE MftNBFACToRYAi AT

- PRINATEf SALE.
The undersigned lisPose OF the halrof PiinPSS
well known Steai Engine together with tile
ground, buildings, tools and patterns. - ~
Having eantraoled The lathes Sc inqddi.
ton his present TOOLS the purpose OF conducting the
OF all descriptions eroRd etc, in
connection with tile Foddry and Engine Manufactory, he
atieTs himselthat account The number OF railroads
terminating here there is not abeter loeatton for that
business in the West, .i.ya sus fiua ~ - ~
I those desiring engsgein the above business, will
find rare change Tor good Investment. The establish
rs now in full ion, will be prepared tOtae
contracis for Care Se in short time For utther in
appytO tho Sub8CrtbeT II by Letter, post paid
octaO am =, -ft 5,a H. w, PHILLIPS.
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~ Notice.

q opyicr & o. RAILROAD Co.,
lh.e WheeiiHg Station, November A. ds5S.9ilr
2 Change, 6f SehoiuIe.-Passengef trRin-pn- and'y
amer MONDAY nexi the 7ti instant the Passenger Train
now - -+Sss - = !. 4 - ~ r. FORM. Agent