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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25

CtlRCUs.-NEW YORK ASfPHTTTIEATRE, NO 81 BOW
- ery.oR Sands Co., Propretors. Tuesday evening,
jan ~: Second night Of Mons. LaTlorne the cannon
pan defyer Master Jesse Sands in his unryaed Trick
Act elegant scene Of equestransm by Miss Emma Ma
mans Mr. T. Fisher in daring feats the ying corde
gymnastics Dancing and Trick Ponies &c 10 concude
with the ballet Of SHOEAAKER,S SHOP IN AN HpR0AR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25

CHIP sIROCCO, FOR SAN FRANCISCO-THI BEAUTT
- full ship will sail in few days. and has splendid nc
commodations for passengers Shippers will please
all their freight on board this week
j. s. OAKFORD 90 Wall street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmxGToN, Aug. 81.
sENATE.-The Post Route Bill was passed
The general appropriations bill was taken up and
amended so as TO compensate the Spanish Consul,
and Spanish subjects at New Orleans, and Key
West. for losses sustained by mobS during the Gu
ba excitement, was passed, OH an amendment pro-
yiding that when ministerial officers of the United
States shall have incurred extraordinary expense,
in executing the laws. the payment of which is
not provided for, the President is authorised to al
low the payment thereof, under special taxation
in districts from appropriation for defraying expen-
ses of the Judiciary.
HousE.-0r. Odds, from the Post Office COM
mittee, reported back the bill amendatory of the
act reducing and modifying the rates of postage.
The amendments were concurred in.
The bill authorizing imported goods, wares, and
merchandise entered and bonded in pursuance of
the law requiring them to be exported by certain
routes through Texas into Mexico, was passed.
The House, proceeded to elect public printer;
Mr. Staunton nominated Robt, Armstrong, Mr.
Clingman nominated John Jones, Mr.. Conger nom
mated Gales & Seaton, Mr.. Moore of Pa. nominal
ted Geo. S. Giddeons, Mr.. Tackett nominated
Henry J. Raymond, Mr.. Morton nominated Horace
Greeley. Armstrong received 1o1 votes and was
declared elected.
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER

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Each impression accompanied 10y instructive pictorial
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Preparations making TO publish in the Magazine
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stamps aeeompanyipg yin be flIed pTep9td tq
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.RR1vAL OF TIE FALCON.

New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
The Falcon arrived at San Francisco on the first
ofAugust. The sickness had ubated. The Ohio
left Aspinwal for New York on the 18th, with
over 100000 as freight. Capt SLOW of the
Navy was one of the passengers. The mining
news was favorable. The Indians were trouble
some and were reported to be about organising for
u general fight with the whites. The markets were
slightly depressed. The mines were increasing and
the migration of Mechanics was large.
Nothing of Importance has occurred at the Sand
witch Islands, up to the I'd of July. Mr.. Rice had
still further trouble at Acapulco, and was again
arrested and his property seized. lie left OH the
Steamer Oregon for Panama.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
ITEMS.

U'Wm. MCCleSteI, young man about twenty
he years Of age living near Findley, Ohio, COM
nitted suicide, few days ago, by cutting his
boat with razor, i'll ft of insanity.
IT'There IS some truth in the preamble of Tenn
France Societies, which says: "And whereas the
eOi intoxicating liquor is injurious to our stand
e, We DO" &C., &c.
1.-THE Queen of Spain attended bull fight, on
le 18th ult, at which fourteen bulls were killed.
u'NIrs Darlington asks, very indignantly, if the
lis before Congress are not counterfeit, why there
Oald be such difficulty in passing them.
THE statistics estimate the value of the cheese
lhualiy produced in this country at SIC, 3lS,OOO.
They have no old maids in France; those who
u drown themselves adopt the title OF madame
ID pass for widows.
1TDeaths in Washington during the month of
Ply 1856.
lJ'A Boomer was in constant attendance at the
eeSoil Convention at Pittsburgh.
1.-THE heart is the pendulum that ticks the
lur ofliie.
"A mmer was current in Paris that France and
gland would call meeting ofthe Maritime pow
against aggression from the United States.
p In thetOwn of Conway, Mass, there are now
lug eleven men, the aggregate of whose ages a
'u"'S TO nine hundred aud thirty-three gears.
ia TobaccOnist in Washington wants a loafeT
slt on a box in front of his door as sign. He
si s., DC industrious and willing TO change his at
ude now and then.
" Why does water melt salt3 Because very
iuIe particles Of water insinuate themselves INTO
pores oil the Sa 1t by capillary attraction, and
ee 'he crystals ap art from each other.
Jlt is said that the cotton crop of South Caro-
wi, WIN De injured great deal this season by the
II Eggs from China, put up in pickle have been
P'rted to San Francisco.
t5Why is there always a strong draught under
uoot' and through the crevices on each side
fse cod ar PUSHES from the hall TO supply the
M Ia me room caused by the escape Of warm ar
NE chimney, etc.
Last week seventeen head of beef cattle
a'enea by the locomotive whistle near Akron,
Jumped down the river bank, where it Is Gu
hsh' and were killed. o..
NaIsnal Cram, the Wing candidate for Con-
IN the I'd district Of Maine, has declined.
The Wings of Huntington, Pa, have nomi-
IT. John Mccullough for Congress
THE friends of Dan Rice, at Paducah, held a
lug last week, expressing their admiration Of
~, man and determination to support him
'H' all competitors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
FIRE ANNIHILAToR-NEw POST MASTER
GENERAL.

W. SHlNGTON1 mug ~O'
Professor Boynton made most successful exper-
iment with the fire annihlator, tonight, on the
public ground, West of the Capitol. temporary
frame building, 2 stories high, was erected and
filled with combustibles, and set on fire., After
the fire got under thorough Roadway, the Annihi-
later was applied, which quenched the fire in less
than minute. An immense concourse was pre-
sent, who manifested decided appreciation in loud
applnuses.
It's positively affirmed to-day, thatthe Hon. Jas.
Brooks will succeed Judge Hall as Post Master
General, and that Holl will be confirmed as Dis
trict Judge of Northern New York.
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PROSPEROUS
AMERICAN lWHIG REV1EW.

AMERICAN WING REVIEW.
N tho ognsi Prospectus OF the American Review, Is
sued Washington by Mr.. Cotton It's former PToprie.
tor and Editor, number OF the leading Wing Members of
the Twenty seventh Congress C56) subscribed their
name5 TO the following resOlltiOn:-- algsg
Earnestly approving the plan OF such vat ional organ,
long needed and OF manifest Importance the undersigned
agree contribute for its pages from time to time, such
communications may b5 necessary to set forth and de-
fend the doctrines OF the United Wing Party OF the Union
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel ID. Barnard, J. Nc
Pherson Berrien, J. R. Ingerso, K. Joy Morris, T. L.
Clingman Daniel Webster, r. C. Winthrop, Thomas But
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, j. p Kennedy, VIM. S. Archer,
Rufus Choafc, Alexander H. Stephens.i'
AN engraved portrait OF distinguished person will
be found every number OF the Review. They will
ally TO portraits OF living American Statesmen and when
ever that is possible, will be accompanied with auhen
tic Memoir OF the person represented. CO. =
The first objects OF the Review OF course pouca
is designed TO forth and defend the principle, the
7neGsuTes and the OF tho United Wig Party OF the
Union has been matter OF just to that Party
that though embraces Its due proportion of the inie
gence and learning OF the country it has no Quarterly or
Monthly Organ devoted TO the expression and defense Of
its opinions and measures The Conductors OF the Ame
Review have done what lii them lies to remove ms
Ieproach by securing contributions from sources OF ably
and truth =.
spiri: with the political .-''-a
TERMs-Singe subscriptions 90 year. In advance
Subscriptions TO clubs of not less than ten t
- f.' . CHAMPION BISSEbLt t-AbLi&hST,
augaL 100 Nassau.st, New Yorh.
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THE PLATFORMS.
TTHE wHIG PLATFORM.

The Wings or the United States IN convention Assem-.
bed firmly adheriUs TO the great oHnSo
now ever, relying upon the intelSence OF the Aerl
can people, with an abiding dsd 1G Sr
sntion and the Uron do proclaim me lo9win5 az me
political sentiments End Dc sT ION
l. The Government OF the UDsd States is OF limited
character and IL is confined to the exercise OF overs eX
pressly grantcd by the COnstiTdo ana suSh as may pc
f execGtSn, and That all powers thus ganed
cessarily implied expressly resetVeo ID the &C.
The sts e soyeThmcs should be held secure In their
reserved rights and the Genera TP; s t ~
and watched over as 'ths paadirm of our tberties'
The %G Of She Zig party we sill adhere
to the doctrines Of the Father Of ms as r
ali entanqng alliances with foreign countries and OF never
quitting stard upon foTesn ground That our
mission Repubic is not to proloate Ouf opTons or
impose on otle countries form OF government by M.
tce force but to teseh by example, ana show ~
ernnleni, and the advantages OF free lnsuseaoas;
s. That where e Peep make a. inc
tics, they wor realm their ellIc sc'; anu e re.
sfect which they CLAIM and will en- 'Ies' iom ore'5n
g. Government shorld be condrceh 'pon pr pies OF
Tho stricte.t economy aId reveuo sub en- FOR inc eY.
psnses thereof peace, oht 10 De mHi'y dcit
we'd from duty on imports s1d nor io"l .eci IaX's;
die I'M rat on pTotec ion from fraud by spec fc ''
ties whel psetcabe, whereby SMa0e eneon.s2e
ard 10 all portions OF the cot niTy
G. The COn5i tlOn Ncst7 li ConT.eS Tue power O'en
and rcpair larbors and remove oh, rrGiCls a.
bic rive %; and it is exreden. That Coa;rrS sa excel
thas powe: Improvement are ;,ece Jor
the common defp=e for sac protection O.! I"et'fy
commerce with nIc, nat oIs or aiOLy lie &c: u CHI
improvements be ng, in every lns'' ce' IN "Sa y"
eIFt in their cha.Tc.eT. .H. ~
4 The Redel Size Gnverru- .;s s'n. 9 OF no
system, alike Foy ;:rf comrcnsro ., pcaN~,
and security ard or ! be- 10 :iGeItR:ew :" -,
Labta ard immoScab'e a.sci-rs. -. I:a- C.. 70 iAe
ar.norty OF cecI and r.qNe:c"te tic rcn'. ! al
measures OF each are TcqI c' by pa "A.
s;dcration of rational, of S.O", % ~ vftHlwHfa
Tl,a -al n mr. lie
known az the ConnrOT;Sc Ad;. It, Cine
recovery OF fg;iives fIom laIOr inc fci) errNGd
and aceuiesced by the Wings OF lie Uiea States
final settlement III principle ard 81 bsarce, OF tie subects
to which they relate and far as these acts cOce Cd
we win maintain tlem nsoI their t,
until time AMI leiencc Stall deolsttae the -
or further legislation quad eairst the OF
laws on the one band. and tic abse Of their powers on
the Ofer not lairipy tcir prcse efficiency TO rary
out the requi, emenis of the Costt on and Iepre
cate oil Ie station Of te questions thus settled,
dangerous esce and VIII az o: ii eraTee all ef1T's
continue sTch ie On, w.ialsvc:, w.cTcvcr
or however madc ahd win .iP.l s sc .temcnt as
essential 10 the na;;onay fthe Wing ,'ay aid lie in
tesriy OF the Urion. ~ - u. & de-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
QUINCY FOUNDRY

WHEELING, va.

TTE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com
pleed their extensive establishment, prepared to
furnish public with every variety of wok in their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders sum
Iner fronts non stands, &C., ovens, common, round
and straight barred g ates.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon, ten plate Keel boat
bachelor chamber, and paTlor stoves, fro4 % To O0
HolIow-vaTe in all its branches Sugar kettles, OF VaTt
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. -
Min gearing, boat and saw mill castings Our extensive
and improved assortment Of patterns, our long ex
peence this line OF business and tile liberal patronage
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay SCALE
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. -.
aPLOUGHS5, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. 80
We aae ed nish the patent lever, patent hull
side Crane, Bull Hornet, Snider, &c. We have also
cured at this time the exclusive right to manufacture Of
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH OF the most improved
implements in farming at the present day. t7l
Iron rails fencing, for Cemeteries houses g1fdens
verahdas, Porter's improved graduating twyere or
iro-we secured the patent right for several e1
ties for this useful iron, and exhibit recommendations
from the United States AroTy possessing qualities
for facilitating the Baeksmiths labors which other
possesseS Window caps consOs, &c. In short every.
scrapers, porch yanlt eeHeTs window and sewer
gatingS &c Wrought 1roH nall ind spikes OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices .. $3.50 -
Persons wishing to purchase In line, wholesale
or RETAIL will please give US CALI All orders from tho
country win carefully attended toand punetnally filled
Scrap iron purchased at market prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
1882 mAGNTPICENT STOCK OF 1852
DRY GOODS.
NINA T Sci nv

MON. uX sTrEET, w.ccrr: VI. IS row eceiymg
latest inpO taos, e i'Sr'0 les OF our
count. y. '"'irT.''' esSiy lie ..4e.
JOi LING TRADE.
or Inc best aj .cs DIES gns aud cOoIs which he'll
spcclG4ry sole eNumnat ON fom lis old custOiFes
aud Cor. 1t, VI" CiF,;S
CLOTHS Ills SOCK CONS SIS IN PAL Of tile nsf IL kers
ard o t.c st o: Cnio g bn.h 10 e sn and
DOncSt.C ...
CASSIAiERES-Ian Tick and doeE IL. as vol as OF a
. cat Va. ;cIy TIE Go Ccs taLcy colo g
ATiNE'.-rS-L.LsTK, lie e:iee ed Lpcy Gecn AMI
I..OyS.s DC Ne.y f. !: u,'. COrlttc stodk; also
T,Nc.tS I'D Cy jeans. .L..
OVER COA"iNGS-0Tro.o Ell Hlcnkcs, blot and beaver
clOt rs aid Ollie aIci :oOds II yd. "tI
PRINTS-A Nr 10 stOi of Ire bcct make s o. last
msGGe. Loln =. AZ well thc LiO6t common kind
OF low y iced u ..it3 o. Com o. Is. 80.
DRESS GCODS-G laI-c dc laIIl cmb d lt2t c.
ylaii and figd 0IacI aiscas, rs well rs o: colo $
Of the mcsC icty, both tgu ed ana PLAZA
WHITE GOOUS-An CNfrls- sloCk OF CAM ic figured
and plan, jacOueis, Swiss and Scotch mills. In
tIia book l.: cad and cotton atcs, cdsnGs, etc.
in variety, also ISL linens
CAPS-Mcns, boys and Guild velvet and cloth caps
also Mexican Eats, most hcGITable lot
AI,SO-Sl1wIs ihjOis, Hosiery, Lmb' elias, brown anu
Lcaclcd nl,sI;.s, Sill .tiny, checks, Ticking, &c
cc:, ;u,et.e, with a full and complete stock OF
Notions all so Is usually wPnted and altosetil
or :eel well MS I'll Ivy seek is so complete that
WHICH II rLuGn and t ;''-rcs told It w:ll he
im.nd in all -:Is rt: G iIA.'s slIJcrior 10 any
stock OF Goods eco offered IN q: mn ket
mn, Il W. +. SELBF
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
RAYMOND & co, and DR1EsBAcH & cos
MENAGERlES UNITED,
FOR 1859.
MANAGER.
J. BERRY,


Wheeling, Saturday, Sept. 18th, Location on the Island
The public are respectfully Informed that these
3ndgeries, rIiic FOE te e2e seSson, form by far The
largest collect on of Living Animals exhibited in this
any other cOrat'y
Oven $50 ANIMALS AND BIRDS
Cal be seenuudef this SPACIOUS PAVILION, 2G feet
;" ~ 50 ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Hours of Exhlbitioh-Eom1 to 6P. NJ, and7to II in
ADMISSION % cts No half price.
The Cote y VIII We in tow the mi OF the 18th
ult about 10 O'Clock aid III. Carriages, Cages Van, &c
cOntuinin .ths AriIli's. =. - . :
DRAWN I:Y 40 SPLENDID HORSES2
Healed by
NEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND!
WilIpass throt e D. pal st ITS, nfTordns oppOr
tuuity OF behold OF lie moot.
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
Ofthc kind ever seen
A Double Performance in three Imnensc
PcriorIufmg Dcns!s tE-
HERR DRIESBACH in TWO land Signore HI
DERALG0 i'll the other.
In Inc OF erch e-.l'b. on, HERR DR1ESBACH,
the ren?d LION KING, eater the DeDs OF his Wild
tenants o. the Fo est
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &c.
And give display the ordered by the spe
ciu OF QLeeL Victoria, Louis Philip Clate King of
the Frcch) Emperor Nicolas OF ST. Petersburgh, aud the
ROYAL FRiniiy Hansb2TSh HOuSe OF Austria, .-HEy
SIGNO:.E nIDEEALGO will also perform his highly
a:liLas, ge,c. and entirely different from Herr
DcGbdcis, s;O the different powers OF mind over the
Amin ii Cr' aiiOi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
WALL PAPER
LATEST ARRIVAL
For the Ladies!
CONGRESS HALL,

VHE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community gene ally, that they have
this day possession OF that well established aud IA
YOIably known Hotel
O'NO' CONGRESS HALL,
Third nmd;Chesnut streets.
They have had house thoroughly rerae and all the
modern improvements init Oduced, and furnished In style
of elegance which will at render II unsu assedSior
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines OF Ommbuscs leave every part OF the city every
few minutes their head quarters being within ole square
OF this House.
The subscribers are determined 10 spare no pains in
making this a convenient and comfortable home 10 the
traveller. - ,,,o,, ,,,,
James E. Norris who is we'll known TO many of the bus
mess men visiting the city, lately in The Hardware house
Of James j. Duncan & CO., ard formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia Hotel St Louis will have control OF the
ncmt OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
uers
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CooKE Qu1zzED.-shortly after Cooke arrived in
America, he was one evening in company with a
ONT. H.,1 said he, swhat do you know OF the
stage Z You are no actor, although the applause
Won receive from the Yankees makes you think
Yourself one.'' From the woe-begone appearance
of the young Thespian, the tragedian Thought he
had proceeded too far and endeavoring to heal the
wound he had inflicted, rose with tears IN his eyes,
and observed, 'swhat ! said was IN Jest hold
Iou1 professional talents in high estimation and
now ffeely make the acknowle dgment:" H burst
will YOU again say that am no Rctor2"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
WING MEETING,
~ w I4INI- AAA4IIl . ~ y =
Al Frunkfort springs, Beaver county,

At Frankfort Springs, Beaver county, PA.
A GRAND VINO CONVENTION will be held at McGipnes
Hotel Frankfort Sp ngs, Beaver Co Pa near Florence,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST
In view OF the great interests involved In the present
contest-n view OF the eao IS OF the o1Os
ton party 1t is expected that the wings Of Washington,
Beaver, and the surrounding counties VIII come out in
their strength. YhET -aga5f 81 az. so
The place at which Deetipgi designed be held is
of the most delightful TeoOs in this eecOn of
the country, and Will enable all who attend the meeting for
the purpose Of promoting the cause and 10
combine politics with pleasure. The meeting viii be held
ina Come, Thea, fellovct Tiers alytn numbers
that will strike terror into the foe Cone one, come all
and by united efforts, give such amDty etus TO the
cause, that will show our dete nlIation and ability to
overcome all opposition. lat,- 5s f,ti9
The following speakers, it expected viii be present to
address the meeting; Hon. Moses Hampton Capt Charles
Naylor, Pittsburgh Col Collier Roswell Marsh,
Esq OF SteubenvIej Hon. Alfred Caldwell Jas B. w har:
tom of wheeling John L. Cow ESQ., and seth T. Hurd of
Washington, aud Peter Livingston, Esq OF Florence
meeting win be held in the village OF Frankfort In the
evening ofthe same day at O'Clock, Robt G. Smith, q
and others will address It, L.s .sHsi.s I'd.
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FROM BOSTON.

|--------- ------ : AUGUST u.
The St. Johns, N. B. papers of yesterday, state
that the crops throughout the Province great
as ever. The first liquor seizure here, took place
to-day; Patrick Kunan, and ]. Mclaughlin were
arrested and fined for selling it; the liquor was
empticd into sewer; a crowd quietly looked on
Moses Williams, one of the wealthiest wholesale
liquor dealers, has been complained of and is to be
examined tomorrow.