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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

NAVAL ArFArRs.-Lt. Maury and the Hon. John
P. Kennedy, Ex-secretary of the Navy, arrived at
Norfolk Tuesday. 1t is said their visit has some
connection with the Behring's straits expedition.
soon so sail from Norfolk.
A survey of the U. S. Engineers has been call
ed the boilers of the Saranac. 1t is apprehend-
ed that the inspection will result in their being
condemned and the ordering of new ones. " Il Z
stelaton, was laid few days ago at the Gosport
(Va) Yard. i4fa se -,' il.ei'9i lygl-l'g 30
Pass ID Midsummer a. Barker, A. N. Smith and
John Q. Tobiger have been promoted to Lieuten-
ants, vide Moore, deceased, Paine, promoted, and
Budd resigned. @ ~
U. S. ship st. Lawrence sailed from Valap ariso
on the 9Th ult., for Coquimbo.
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UNION HOTEL,

y IallI- GEORGETOWN,D q. ,1oro1rA-
THIS large and convenient house, having I1,Ifat 4
ty repaired, and Tefited with entirely new m ~
handsome and 7comioTta BILE style, Is No"
commo dation of guests. :, ~. uubfr; IId
The subscriber invites the patronage Of s1 4. I
those who favor him with their COMPANY - sonOi
of hospita Bile reception, the best are, an hyoI
and attentions as viii make his fouse eonP isgbtiL
with kept hotels in Tie DstList ore o. ~
Omnibus es constantly pass 10 anu iva iva -. q
'u nn15l sG @nui eisSen osiO'A w. II FITzHtCp
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wrpow's Bousrr LAND cLAIMs.-lt appears
that a large number of widows whose second hus-
bands having died, suppose their claims to bounty
land on account of the service Of their first hus-
bands are still valid. This suppostion. it will be
seen by the following, is an error:
Pension Office, Washington, May %, 1853.
BY recent decision of this office widows are
not entitled, who have married since the death of
the husband for whose services she claims land
bounty, except those widows whose husbands
were killed in battle. Very respectfully,
' ~ S. CoLE, .
For Commission.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

ENrERrArxnENr.-The President of the Central
RAILROAD gave treat at the City Hotel in Rich
Imond after the vote was over on Tuesday. Joseph
Segar, ESQ.,, being one Of the guests, was called
on for a speech, and spoke for several minutes
Addresses were also made by Mr.. Anderson of
Richmond, Mr.+Williamson of the City Hotel, DR..
Anderson, Mr.. Wood of Albermarle, Mr. overton
I Of Louisa, and others. lvv
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. Bole, 161 Main Street, hhe ts'Ss,,.,,n
rs now opening the first lot OF Gentlemens ~ Ti
IL Shoes, New York style, and sum- eI
and Shoes, which embraces every style Al ga
shoe trade for ladies, misses and ChldIels ~ M
boys and youths boots and shoes TO deS g.,
ETY. would be too lengthy for an pIiiJ,vEi
III Thisstock is exclusively New YORK ana .Iis 4
make; the latest style and best stock and VOL A. b
both cities; It is warranted and guaranteed elS
kers and tho undersigned. Particular NV HOLE
the article ofIadies travelling boots.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

AlR. LEVI HILLEARY, a very old and higly res
pected citizen of this town. who has frequently
represented this county in the Legislature, and
held other important offices of honor and trust, is
lying very i'll at his residence. The public mind
is extremely anxious, believing his recovery doubt
full Cumberland Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

MrssrssrrrI.-DanielR R. Russell, Esq, wing, has
announced himself asa candidate for reelection
to the Office of State Auditor.
E The Hon. VIM. Yerger is candidate for cleo
ton to the seat the bench of the high court of
errors and! appeals, which he now occupies.
Gov. Foote and Ex- Gov. A. G. Brown have both
taken the STUMP, on the Senatorial question.
az The Hon. o. R. Singleton has been nominated
as the democratict candidate for Congress in the
Vicksburg Distric,. n. so5.s.,.q ,5p,,gy
The annual conventional the Episcopal Church,
in Mississippi, assembled in ST. Andrews Chulch,
Jackson. on Wednesday morning last. 2 { 60
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TuE UN1vERs1rY OF vmo1N1A still continues in
state of unprecedented prosperity. The new build
ing is nearly completed, and adds much to the APP
pearance of the University. AT the approaching
commencement the address before the Alumni is
to be delivered by Hon. James P. Holcombe, and
that before the Literary Societies by Prof. VIM. B.
Rogers. 49, st.,ss[ 81. -....s
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Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 AND 14S MAIN STREET, WHEELING, Va
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store III order . ~
-. the demand, has on hand and Is receiving I'VE ~.
Eastern cities, and manufacturing one OF he ~
of Hats and Caps that has ever been odereG IN N y
consisting OF every variety and style now in use, =
which will be sold at the lowest possible pnee En
Persons wanting Hats or Caps will please cal I'D q
anime the stock Tor themselves, as we shan "ss
pleased to show Goods, and use our best
suit our customers. apI S.A'h
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New YoRK CRYsrAL PAnAcE.-The tone OF
censure which the New York press has lately in
dulged in regard to the management of The Crys-
tai Palace has induced the architects of the bull
ding to put on large numberof extra workmen,
and report in writing to the directors that the bull
ding will be completed SO as to be ready for the
reception of goods by the middle of june, and the
directors thereupon state that they feel confident
they will be enabled to open the exhibition be-
tween the stand the 18th of July. The charge
for admission is fixed at fifty cents On Thursday,
the stock of the company advanced eight per cent,
in consequence of the extra efforts now making TO
finishthe edifce. The scenes of immortality and
dissipation in the vicinity ofthe Palace are elci-
ting no little denunclat,on, The Express says:
< s'In the vicinity of the Crystal Palace, Sunday
dissipation attains its climax. Grog shops, bow
ling saloons and billiard rooms of all sorts and de-
scrptions have started up there, and we are cred-
bly, informed that the daily receipts OF one of these
houses do not fall short of 81, OO0!!''
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EAGLE SASH FAcToSR3G;
J .E LA s d E. " q ~ q 20
- n (,ra, U EKAUE ~ I,,rR-

Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Ts''''''
aH JAcOB STREE!'va
-ip CENTRE WHEELING, r r,,,Ory. W q,
"AVING. completed our extensive sd and Docs"
IL now prepared to I'LL all OF deTsi"s -
sv All extra sls sizes Of Doors and s..hss = s
s.tSc made To order. Every vaiIS!ysntly -
Eyeyy variety or Pi asters and fi.S
DIR. Also, VenItlan shutters, either s'-'' ~
wing STATS. ~ -,-..,,ous ard DE y ~ =
that he above named articles H'asT 1sSss AnO
very best material and latest vii
will be att ended to promptly anu Elias DEW 7
shipping mag hI w----
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uJThe Washington. Republic says it was cur
rently reported thereon Friday, that the President
had appointed James G. Berrett city Postmaster;
Jonah D. Hoover Marshal; and a. o. Allen Navy
Agent. These are very fat offices, and for which
there was great scramble. 1t is also said that
Philip Barton Key.has been appointed District At
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COMMERCIAL.
MoNnrARY.

RicHMosp-sales of stocks, week ending THURSDAY,
virginia State stock per cent "a years to nun With
interest rom date, sales q the 4 rsasary slos.
Virginia State Stuck 20 years issue, sales this week,
Virginia State Stock Of 90 issue. 10 years to
run with Interest from 1st Jsn.afy sales this week so5
terest.
s x ss s!a al anS
City Of Richmond Stock. with interest from 1st Jal
snort dates lo< anu long as.es aud In
Lyaehbprg Coupon Bonds 80 years run, siooepa In
Virginia Bank stock, par SO. sales this week ST7.
Esehase BANK STOCK, last ssiss At Norfolk
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance Stock. sales this
Richmond Fire Association stock. par $50, las.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac abroad stock,
sales this week POSI-. ssst ~
Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock sales this week
Virginia Central Railroad stock, sales by u, Anderson,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales
James River and Kanawha Stock. last sales Sl7.
p SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
5000 Baltimore ss 1857 1 asy rs do 1880 1os IS
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. time, s % shares
Ts s sS q e
cit 1000 shaies New Greek, time, "a. %, W
SALES AT THE BALrlMoRki STOCK EXCHANGE,
500 Baltimore 1880 1osis i55 shares Franklin Bank,
ssns saeTs @
Closing Raes-City 6's 1890. 10S bid 109 asked. Balt
more anu ono Ralpoad sonss, is u, Sd vi assed
Rranln Bank. tsl bids 49, asked Bank OF baltimore
asked. ,5,'l Il -, - = 80 -
The Boston Journal OF Thursday says. 36s3s 81.
In money affairs the changes from day insum
Gent TO excit: more than passing notee tho stead, sup
aud iisprl ali alarm some
time TO come z
The New York Post OF Thursday p. NJ. saws, :; "
The money market is at previous rates. Calloans
percent Bills receivable eaes PER fors0 days to
Up
49, Stocks variable this morning. United States
Trust stock sold at prci I'm OF i2 cent? Crystal
Palace at l63 per cent premium and rise since yesterday
The Lehigh Coal and CATION Company has declar ed
dividend ofsix per cont, payable III prepared coal.
The NswjYork Herald of yesterdaysaya--,iI
have to record the largest sales cotton probably
bales closing at about oneeight OF cent
The value OF sales at price CT 10
pound would be equal TO the large sum OF about $4,000
to 100000. 7i-1f5 10 ~
NEW. ORLEANS COFFEE MARKET, May, ofst-
The Transactions in Rio during the three days have
cents The entire Sasss Of s Sums p
sns a g g ssa aiIS at 81 s 1928 at
given in Lonssie's Weekly statement is Sal
bags Including 0,022 in second hands1 against I4O1i
same time last ycar-showing an In stock or Is
267 baga-BM. l5a5 I- 80 7ffilll = I.
BALrIMoRE EXPORTS AND lMpoRrs.-The total value OF
ne iofegn exports for the week ending on Thursday
beenlght or tobacco 642 hogsIleads were exported
WooL-Begns to come in. 1t commands, thus AR an
advance OF ten cents PER pound last prices;
mon selling for 45 CENTS while last year opened at
Akr' II Beacon. .'Fr1H5 hfsTffIl7 \ 5llsl
HoosWe hear OF contract for 1000 hogs to be de-
iyeLed 40 miles 6rom the cit between the 10th Of No
less than 200 lbs penweight, at % SO per hundred
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- Prize EssAYs-The London Pence Society and
the Peace Congress Committee offer the sum of ST..
250to the author of the best essay upon the Eu-
ropean standing ornaments, and $500 for the sec
ond best essay. The prizes come from fund of
$4,000, subscribed lately at Manchester, in part
of the sum $4,000 which is required to complete
If. z alr'f =
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IA NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hempfield Railroa A.
Hempfield Railroad.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received for all the remaining heavy
Il work on the line of the Hempfed Railroad from
wheeling to the Monongahea River C62 mes) until
day the 30th inst. =
Contractors will find this portion of tine road many
large and desirab contracts. ~ Inn fEEg
Plans and specifications ready for examination
at the Engineer 3 Office in The City OF Wheeling.
By order of the Board
~ r ROBERT u CONRAD, Prest
CHARLES ELLET, Jr, Chief Engr.
: Wheeling, Va.
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.5. For sale, ..E-------.5 . .

UNION (GREEN) GLASSWORKS.
rHE subscribers desiring change their busEess
j.? tho above works for SALE with mouds tools, etc
all IN good order and In srccess operation
secured, with demand for all the glass which be
The furnace has potts. and chairs for 90 blowers
property consists oftwo lots, each 100
square, with first rate coal bank between them.
Ore lot is occupied by the glass house and ztures
other most desirable site for another actory This
property has every advantage for manufacturing purposes
Possession given LIST June Term easy..
ap4-3m - rsfz 5i7QUARRIER a OFT
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From Baltimore.
eonnrsroxprneE OF rnE wnrrLISa lsrEIIlarnorn

- BALrlMeRE, May %. I
The Episcopal Convention is now in session
here. 1t;has been engaged mostly forStwo days
past in trying and investigating charges of DISC
bedience tothe rules and discipline of the church.
brought againstthe Rev. Dr.. Nv. D. Johns, pas
tor of Christs Church in this city. Itseems that
some considerable time ago, he ventured topreach
at q revival meeting in the Methodist church. For
this he was arraigned as violating the cannons Of
his own. After an elaborate investigation and
many able speeches, he was to-day finally and
fully exonerated and acquitted. Of all blame..4An
other decision would not only, in my judgment,
have been sacreligious, but infamous.
tits worthy of note that our well-known be-
nevcent and opulent townsman, Moses Sheppard,
ESQ.,. member of the friends Society, and a
Bachelor, ha made the very handsome ibequest of
three hundred thousand dollars. to establish and
maintain an Insane Asylum in The city of Balti-
more. A charter for it has just been passed by the
Legislature. The institution will probably be.
built during rhe Lifetime of the donor, and after
he has been gathered to his fathers will stand an
enduring monument to his memory. de is repu-!
ted to be worth one and half million of dollars.
The Editor of the Catholic Mirror in this city,
has learned from reliable authority, that Patrick
O'Donohue, another OF 1.-THE Irish patriots, who was
sent to Van Deman's Land, has made his escape,
and soon expected to arrive in one of the prin-
cipal cities of the United States. He escaped in
an American vessel trading with Australia.
Every day gives evidence of an increased and
increasing business on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The entire and immense force of the
company is now fully employed, and scarcely able
10 meet the demand for transporting freight and
passengers.
The enterprise of the altimore and Liverpool
Steam Company, is progres sing with much spirit.
The project meets approval and. encouragement
from all quarters. .'.aess ~ 50
In "a residence of twenty years in Baltimore. I
have never heard of so fine prospects regarding
the Spring crops. Ifnothing adverse happens we
shall have the most abundant harvest this entire
region, ever before known. Fruit will also be
exceedingly plenty.
Remarkably good health prevails in Quietly
The weekly average of deaths, is smaller than it
has been for many years. ss.ltt - 4, ~.
Business continues steady, but breadstuhs grad
ually tending downward. Flour to-day sold at
1886. Money very easy.
The financial condition of our commercial
community is in on unquestionably sound condi-
ton. al j. w. :.
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Thomas H. Gibson,, rB

ID = -. iIn0maS u. VIZ W. ITTER1
PLUMB RR AND GAS I ;. Re1ssib
No. Union ST., opposite G n. b ta5 n.
lss Syt 70 70 i taOtin es 10 carry
eas fitting IN an lis various branches ah'
cits share OF publ patronae and iron pPsI1,r
mon and patent hydIanis, cistern pumps baiIs Z,
water closets wash basins cold miles BOT and
tells, water coolers for rpsa iron cinqUe bata
eofis, atters kettles, IeteIs ioL e,e tlsd %
chemical apparatus, etc. iFaetorsS' CIV H,ts,
di asS sbandelsrs. pendants. brackets Seu
candle buIpeTBs etc.s t,,.11s yin be thAhAi'
AllordeTs1eh at the aboye r., tssse - ND
ceiyed and promptly att ended 20: WI mel 20
! n sIs.--Aii 6r.iers nom the country az.
PROMPT attention 1zsz : Z Z 5fSSS-SoIsh -
iTIHILDREN5S and boT's straw Va snN.
n iSey- mr. hats, dIab and hlaek' HARPER q. soss
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TnE sARpnn4s cA,sur.-=Iti Is reported that. the
captain of the Sandman sloop of war San Clio.
yanni has made satisfactory apology fol. The as.
sanlt committed by sailors of his command unon
certain Italian residents Of New York, ana that
tbs matter win not be brought to trial. - nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

Blsaor DoANE.-The Protestant Episcopal Con.
'yentionlof New Jersey, ON Wednesday affirmed its
belief of the innocence OF Bishop Doane, and en-
pFessed tssurprise at The renewal of the charges
preferred Against him his brother Bishops. affet
the'ease had been previously dismissed.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
!, 7; N PARKER has this day associated with him in
The ami cake baking business will be con
unued ut the old stan No. 1885, Main street tnlert
name and style OF . enla10) T.M.PARKERT a Co
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DrREcr TRADE.-N e,D York, Baltimore and
Wheeling Lne.-one of the most important, as it
must be one of the most useful Transportation
Lines which has yet been projected, is The Ne,o
York, Baltimore and Wheeling Line, the adver-
tisement of which will be found in another column.
1t will be seen that this line isin direct connection
with the large and celebrated Ocean steamers Of
the Parker Vein line, plying regularly between
New York and Baltimore, as well as the BALI
more and Ohio Railroad and the magnificent stea-
mers of the Union Line on the OHIO river 1T will
at once be perceived that this combination of great
lines presents the most enlarged facilities for the
direct. safe, speedy and cheap transportation OF
freight between the great mart on the aboard
and all points East, West and South. Agencies
are established at New York, Baltimore, Wheeling,
Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis, and comprise
the following gentlemen of well known business
capacity, responsibility and integrity;
HENRY q. TAYLOR, Pie,13 North River, N. Y.
DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore
DORSEY, NORTON q KNOX, Wheeling.
KENNEL & DUDLEY, Cincinnati.
E. WEBB, ROWLAND & CO., Louisville.
DAVID TATUM & CO., st. Louis. eg
We learn that new and immense Warehouse
is in course of construction at Locust Point Balti
more, where the junction will be formed between
the vessels of the Parker Vein Line aud the cars
of the B. & o. Railroad.
We are ratified 10 sue :tat that excellent and
enterprislng firm, Messrs. DORSEY, NORTON & KNOX,
and the agents forthis city. think we do moi ex
aggerate the magnitude of the New York, Baltimore
are Wheeling Line, when we say ittakes its place
among the most important commercial movements
of the day, and it cannot fail1to meet with a
patronage commensurate with the enlarged and
liberal principles upon which it is established.
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IRHMoYAL..I.E.

..s.i * +. ,..I y REMOVAL. Fl x !. I, ,t, -
+ u HAVE removed my whoiesalestock orpRYi GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building
.sSie. sl,- No. HI, Main street, s,,ss.i's5ss
west side between Monroe aud Uniou Streets where1
will be prepared william eany and extensive Spring
Stock from importers and manufacturers Which
would be pleased to have my Old friends customers
to call and examine. ~ sl45,23 lGs.i !
u feb4 q, s3s f. WIN. 7. ;sELBY.
nJJ G. eteaLf will be found at the above establish
nient. where he awaits his old friends.
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DIR, Gordon Harris.

-. A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFICE-Baltimore Lock lniirmary. No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings, baltimore
practical experience or 90 years enables Dr. H.
to insure sound and speedy certain class Of Dis
eases haye too long been yielded by regular phys-
clans 70 the hands of He may con-
hdellially, either in person by letter. Ht -
at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to Dr. Harls Baltimore Md. All communications
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-iy
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GREAr EAR1HaulkE Is, the MoLuocAs.-There
was terrific earthquake and marine .conyuIsion
at Banda Neira on the, 18th November. The
houses, public and private were reduced to heaps
of ruins. The seaquake was, if possible, the more
terrible. The Singapore Free Press describes the
latter, wherein mtre than sixty persons lost their
lives. From the islands Res engien and Ag, and
from CoIam. Amboina, and refnante, we learn
that the same earthquake was felt there. iisI
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pThe New York Aldermen have got into fresh
truble. They lately gave to Messrs. Russ & Ried
contract for paving the whole extent of the Bow
cry with the Russ paving, at cost of six hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. when other persons Of
fered to do the work for three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars equally as we'll. The Supreme
Court on the same principle established in the
railroad cases, granting an injunction on the coun-
Gil, restraining them from completing :he contract,
and the Mayor was notified of the fact. In the
face of this they Immediately directed the compile
ton of the contract thus mourning the penalty Of
impris .nment for contempt of court. ..,g5
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The Now York Post OF Thursday, p. NJ, says. :

NEW ORLEANS COFFEE MARKET, May ofst-
The transactions IN Rio during past three days
been TO moderate extent comprising $500 bags osty
Sia9 cents The entire BUSINESS the up $500
1916 $3.50 az o and 4es at o. cents Th stock now on
bags ncndng 022 In second hands,) against IA O74
same time last increase In stock or Is
baea-Bt L
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Lros's invaluable article oreradi-
eating Dandru curling. beatifyng preserving
hair is said by to be the best ever discovered We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly Price
% CENTS in large bottles Advertised in
Persian. Hair Dye.
THIS Dye warranted according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK, Is. s3asi
'A'++" -f WITHOUT slaaS tis11,ssi4 4
Staining the Skin. e5s.s -
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For by KELLs CALD
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by lyAI r. NICK ER.
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q. F1.r a
2 1--WE learn says the Louisville Journal, from
Portsmouth, Ohio. that quarrel originated in That
place between Mr., Vim of Greenup, KY, the
owner of colored girl, and MI. Adamson, ofsthe
former place, with whom the girl had resided since
she escaped from VIM Few weeks ago. Vim
demanded the return of the girl, to- which Adam.
son assented, and she was sent ON board the stea-
mer Reyllle. to be carried backsto Kentucky
While the parties were at the office of MI.
Tracy, quarrel commenced between Vim and
Adamson, which resulted IN the latter being badly
entup and in the escape of the former across the
en-. ,.1 & ~ 4lissyl' y ~
81, American Association for the Advance.
9msht of Science will hold its next AnnuaI Mest;Ss
at Cleveland, Ohio; on the 2sth of July. This
is the meeting which was postponed last si, I1
meE in consequence of the apprehensions ~ ,hs
cholera. The Association has had NO mn blic s.t,,S
ering since the meeting in Albany. IN 1851 and
the results of The investigations of the scsntifie
men of the country. during the period which has
since elapsed, will add peculiar interest and y.s
to the present session. The attendance is a. nee.
ted be very full. particularly from the West and
Southwest the Association having met only once
before West of the Allegbenies.