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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

REPORT on COMMERCE NAriGATIos-The annual f.,
port on commerce and navigation shows that fourteen
hundred and fortyfour vessels have been built the ra.
year In the United States measuring three hundred
ny thousand four hundred and ninety -four tons and
that our aggregate tonnage is four millions Que hun
dred and thiryeght thousand four hundred and
one tons Maine built last year three hundred and ft
four vessels, measuring hundred aud ten thousand
and forty. seven tons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

The residence of William d. Lancaster near Lebanon
Kentucky, fine new building and newly furnished wa
totally destroyed by fire the night Of the 18th Instant
The rs caught from the pipe Of the tehcn stove at
near the hour of midnight and when discovered was m
far advanced to be suhdued
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
New York Correspondence
THE NEW STEAMER ARABIA MAEAtl8 -- STEM
ARr's-THE MAINE LAW TIN Pu0R-NEw NoE

ART'S-THE MAINE L,W-TaE PuOR--NEW YORK
POLICE.
Gorrfsponotufr Of tbf CrtErfat
NtN AoRF January 40 leoo-
The new Cunsld steamer Arabia arrived 'o-a'y ar one
,cack, from liverpool ra Halifax Treat bets were
made on the posage Of TINS Fesf, hnd lne hate when
arrived on Tnesiay morning Inc AF'ols passage was
fifteen days iheiuns Nor s''N'se 'i Sl4'esA sNIs a'
itfS FIR coal The ba's maae heE se5a5 70 fer aoeN
New York IA twelve days aud twenty-five hours me
bcttro ca the Arabia are not at all dseaTened consul
rng the recent trip as not fair criterion anu th'y are
ready 10 back her "san against tAe bSle On Vhe ou'
ward trips
me weather To-Day Is very eoiu Du' c'eal' WIN is
clustering northwest wind Our rivers wal unoou't'uy
freeze over tonight i the hsh F!na oofS hoy prevent
We learn from Cold Spring That the NoFh 'ef at toa
point closed up by lee aud people crossing on II
this morning to West Point
There are noehanEa o. 90 note IN ouI mar
ket moderate business was done IN cotton Yesterday
at an advance o one-eghth Ihe safes were l'V1 oes
mostly taken By 5peeuator' HTeadstuhs were httAtr
Sales Of t'ur reached llNoo barrels az 20 o-a0' 20 LOT
Ohio Pork tooh tendency upward WIN seles ny PAY d
60 Sl937
stocks were quite active but without any ihAteft'
changes in price The balance IN the ONCE 81 tae ss
tlnt Treasurer was $29l7i2I
stewards magnificent store known as me marble PAL
ace has got to he one Of the natab'S oil enc country
Thrice rumor has sod to the United states Government
for posts nice hu'dlns ana thrice m Fomo' nas oeh
aisided The recent story stha' Delmoneo 'e iaiaou}
reauraevr in frosty for ~ purchase lor tn' q
remodeug it iato AaFe lh'- last purpose seem Y *
TIE most feasible one me hul'',n5 is a"oss'st 'oo
largo aud cosby fer prsote' besides being Toe Tar NOM
Che aentrsf business Fora hotel however the site is
mara eligible chan any a5 present occupied i'r h'' fu'
pose while the od,ies 'seit 'sens to nave leen construct
N VITA an NtLolt having utlh8t9y lb ot appropriated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

AMERICAN Law REeIsTER.-We are In receipt Of the
January No. of this valuable legal periodical is
which noiawyer who is student should be without, II
Is edited by Asa q Fisk and Henry Wharton. Subscrp-
tions may BE- forwarded to D. B. Garfield s. Co. Thonl-
~, Cowperthwait Co., Philadelphia, Terms S. in ad
vance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

rasArRr frRE.-The Memphis Theatre was disco
cred to be on FIRE on the 18th inst The flames were
.nnguished before much damage done A few hun.
bred dollars will repair all damage The theatrical CON
pany had left with Mr. and Miss Logan open the Ade
phi at Nashville
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY %. 1858.

Mr. JoHN g. WIRE is the only agent Of this Office Cor
supplying friends the river with the Crescent w
trust they will favor us through him. with liberal order
for our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

The Odd Fellows had grand celebration at Franklin
IN s. Marys parish, the 18th inst Anthony BAKER
Esq., the orator Of the day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

TIE cusAs EPspIuoN.-A deputation Of Cubana it Is
said, have visited Washington, and urged very strongly
that the Government would abandon its attempts to ur
chase Cuba, for the that it will be aborye anu
that It discourages the exertons Of those Gubsns who
really desire to procure their independence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
lELEanApaEp b FHE CREscvNT
np isr National Gms.
Congressional Proceedings.

Congressional Proceedings
WAsmyeroy January -
In the House to-day 1t agreed in committee
port bill in favor Of reciprocity the trade with Canada
The Committee Of Inve tisatiua appointed examine
the charge fraud against Mr. Strong the superdtcnd
of the extension Of the Capitol, reported that thu
charges have been sbsiantiated aud that the slight
pretext for such charge could not be discovered
Suits for perjury have been instituted against the pare
who preferred The charges.
Illness of Caleb Gushing.
BosroN January %,
The Hon Caleb Gushing is lying ill with scarlet fever.
General Pierce
Bosros, January .,
General Pierce declines public reception at any POM
on his way to Washington City account Of the recent
calamity in his family.
Congressional Proceedings
WASHINGTON, January b
The NewYoFk mint bill had been under discussion after
which message received from the President relative
to frauds the Treasury The deficiency bill then
taken up and amendments discussed
The Senate has confirmed the appointment Of Mr. Mli
Collector of Customs at Beverly and Salem Mass and
ofsaunders, Collector at San Francisco
Ohio River.
PIrrsBURGH, January 25
The is falling slowly, with five feet water in tho
channel
Cvoryv,ri, January 25.
The river has fallen more than foot during the last
twenty -four hours.
Legislative Proceedings.
Baron Rotor, January ..
The resolution to 70 into an election fer S Senator
up to-day in the Housewhen Mr. King Of st. Landry
moved that it be postponed indefinitely The motion was
lost by vote Of 81 yeas against 81 nays The resolution
then made the special order Of the day for Friday
next
Mr. Marks introduced resolution instruct our soma
and request Representative in Congress to use
their powers in favor of the annexation Of Cuba
MIR Wilder introduced resolution 70 amend the Act Of
Consolidation OF Neworlesns
Mr. Ranuey offered a resolution to establish free
banking.
A resolution to borrow $4,000 was l5orted
In the Senate the Citizens Bank report presented
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Kenner offered a resolution, which was passed "a
propriating 100000 for School funds
FROM oVR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
BAToN E0vsE, January ..
The Report Of the Citizens Bank presented to-day
in the Senate an 500 copies ordered be printed
raj bills on the organization OF the several departments
were introduced by MIR. Lacey read by their titles ana
laid over
bill was introduced by Mr.. keuuer to place 100000
in The State Treasury for school funds. Passed
The resolutions giving extra compensation to Nesrs
Walton and Cassard postponed.
The Senatorial question is to up again Friday
In the House.
The compensation for the last officers has been rejected
eq tbf suutbtrn Etac.
Mail Failure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

UNA fire occurred at yincennes Cnd ) on The asa
inst, destroying the house of T. N Whitley and tg
other buildings Loss $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

DAS RloE's MusEuM.-There are few thugs in tin
show Line, worth specializing on, which escape Dan
Riees quick perception and ssgacious appreciation
the ring he always gives the last joke and whether BE-
trade in cotton diplomacy concerning Nicaragua he
has bis coca idea and coins his gold and political and
commercial spectators may thank their they
half as well.
Dan has new idea. He was shocked astonshed and
completely overwhelmed by the discovery that in the
hnsd intelligent and progressive city NeEoeans the
great metropolis of the South had Museum where
III display the rave, the wonderful and the
Forthwith, fast man, genuine Young America; he
planted his Ebenezer and 1t sprouted forth like Asrop
rod and grew into real Museum, at No lo7 St Charles.
street Dan Rice undertook to set matters right and
course, he did
We have been over his Museum which opens to-day a.
per advertisement. 1t Is designed be permanent Is.
tablishment, and IL an extraordinarily attractive COM
mencement The collection of stuffed birds Of minerals
Of animals Of live Chinese of rare paintings panoramic
and modelled views valuable and unique ana gives
fair promise Of one of the best Museums in the Union
The Museum is richly worth visit from young and old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

The celebrated John slidell may be nightly in the
ring Of Dan Rices Hppodrome to the great satisfaction
and delight of large audiences.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

Mail Failure.
Louisiana interior

The Eastern mail due hore day and in New Orleau
to-morrow morning has failed beyond Montgomery, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

Thanks to the officers of the Buckeye and the Lexug
ton. and to Mr.. whitman of the Bunker Hin No. g. for
LIE Ohio river paners
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

DhkApfuL MORTALITY oHoLERA--The brig Zebra.
from New0rleans bound for Liberia with emigrants nut
Into the river below Savannah on the 18th She sailed ON
the LIST inst with ITO coored emgants shipped
under the auspices of the Colonization society On the
third day out the cholera made its appearance board
IN most malignant form The captain and twenty
of the emigrants have died aud Others Of the officers
crew and passengers are seriously ILL.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
RlyrA Irras.-The St Louis Republican. Of the 1sd

RIVER ITEMs.-Ihe Sc Louis Repuhlieau IN FLn 1slH
says:
Arrangements have been made for the formation II
daily line Of regular packets between this city m E0,
vile 10 go into operation after the frat PROV fle ,p E
% consist of the steamers Pike Lady Pike Gen Pia B
franklin, Lady Franklin, Telegraph No . ana Ftsbl1.
No. seven OF the fastest and best boats ia the Ohio river
trade They will connect regularly at Louisville aith
line OF Cincinnati packets, which will commence tli-
trips about the same time thus forming a daily In
through to Cincinnati
point last evening The river is falling quite fast aud ur
70 sunset yesterday had fallen about one foot since sun
day morning
The Lady Pike brought around from Louisville one hun
dred and twentyseven packages (hs bbls and kegs a.
hominy This Is article Of import citizens hav
ing heretofore done all their coTn-erackiug
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26


LADY MACK VIeroRIous THE match race yesteIday
over the Union Course drew larger crowd than hs
seen for many day at pacing race. John Barft az
tar succession of brilliant victories has at last found
his match Lady Meek winning with oase--Nr Peabody
her driver having something to spare each heat She
the fsvore before the start at about fifteen TO ten an
after the rst heat at two The horse vas evidently
drawn too fine and felt too good to settle quietly 70 hi,
work II is somewhat doubtful If he beat her thu
good track, in his best condition as g
could undoubtedly have to the yesterday IA
ere minutes The headed in either heat
and won, well in hand without having made SKIP o.
break during the raoe-yohn Burnett being dissnced IN
the second heat.
TrEspAY, Jaaussp 25, l65SAiatch Race 1or $500 rHo
Mile Heats in Harneax
Warren Peabody uaEsTs Lady Naek. .,5,..-l
H. X Bonbam names Jota BaIieii. -. : d
Time, 5;i5h-5l25s.
ny the recent lampDted demise of his L hp4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

BANK OF MIssoUnrThe Legislature has elected tie fol
lowing officers Of the parent bank, in St Louis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Pratte Directors-E walsh Ii
Bodiey, D. u. : Lemoine Robert Campbell " II Christie
y. a. January 7 l. Sturgeon The President Gene-54
rratte rs wing OF the Directors four are whirs s.
three Benton democrats-three ara yet 70 he elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

81 Louis MERCANTILE LIBRARY The following gentle
men have been elected Directors for 1883 Alfred Yutan
Hudson d Bridge Henry D. Bacon. John A. Allen James
y featman, wayman Grow, Q R stinde, Vim N Nor
rison, and Scion Humphreys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
y. u. .rlorqal.,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNEB,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJoisISa rHE FosIoFflcE
srAINtv works rsss.i by a1nfs- tssar isa from tns
Pre- and al sarPs d STANDARD WORKS aa. eat .a baai
f.gg a.psW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

Mr. John Bickel dem has been elected State Treasur
er Of Pennsylvania
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Eyom's Kafhairon.
ron PRESERVING. RESTORING AND DEUTTFYTN0
ny THE HAIR essn

~ TIE most desirable Article in the world Isdie-
t, II costs ena bottles, and sold BY all srnsi
dealers tfo0.h America, Europe and the Lland'
" THOMAS EY0N, ll Broaivay
IN SOLD ~ NEw ORLEANS, Wholssa aa Retail az Manu-
gllsursr's Prices
isast sem D. WRIGHT q co, l5 Chartrla street.
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ASpeEsO# HEal #Bsl-e Es.E
us. FAI5H. tl~. NTNSrGII sa.5 ia
.ze- TenwoLa4 Oraoa rn Of Nav


8Fes~ To PERSONS ECPTCBED. The many per-
s--u# Es}s Dbl ierrF4ng
taa sssis 4a#. For particulars Hs HageFfs~iri next
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lts r.-atd sTnn,m o apWe"lni D.1aH}oqH q sp'ed'Il
-4s4 aai ttytuuad by tha $500 g lr. hNFlsa LuAFouNb
SYRUP 1F WILD UEnUT $50 TAR a1ah lsal- a lnssad
a4ua srI rs.ts- tHt. she Llugs - alnnd nd
hs4 lls saallu an.
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house nse VIZ FaFiy
rible ; elliott polbi1
hiann'h Patent Psrcb
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Illness Of Caleb Gushing

N0sfON
The Hon Caleb Gushing lying i'll with scarlet fever
General Pierce.
Bosros january ..
General Pierce declines public reception at any POM
on his yay 70 Washington City on account Of the
calamity in his family
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26

PITIsHURGH JannaFy ..
The river is falling slowly with five feet water in thu
channel
CtSoIyNAri, January 2j,
The river has fallen more than foot during the last
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
By the National Line.
rELEGRApHEp Observation-Disclosures
oNGREss1oNAL
" WASHINGTON, January 20.

..a aE WASHINGTON, january ~.
SENATE-The report of the Secretary OF the
treasurer was received and referred.
Mr.. Seward presented the petition Of the New
fork Legislature relative 10 the distribution of the
public lands TO the several states for Internal I'm
provement purposes. ..r
The report OF the Commissioner of the Mexican
bouldrY was presented and referred. l...
The House bill to suppress the circulation OF
small notes in the District of Columbia, was refer
red. .... @ 4"TI' -.
Mr.. Pearce urged the taking up of the bill for
the payment of the Texas debt. Referred.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up, and aE-
Ter a short debate, the Senate went into executive
session. Adjourned. "f 'asii .'HH. ."
HoUsE-The Speaker announced the first bu
slneSs to be the question ''that the New York
Branch Mint be reiected?" A debate ensued
consuming the morning hour.
O The President sent in a message in answer to the
resolution calling for information touching the cap.
ture and confscation by the Spanish authorities Of
the Barque Georgiana aud Brig Susan Lowd. Or
dered TO be printed.
Mr.. Polk moved a reconsideration
Mr.. French wanted the docum. nts 10 60 to a
committee, that it might be determined whether it
was prudent to publish them.
Mr.. Stanley demanded their publication in JUS
tice TO the President. ,
Pending the debate, the House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.

WASHINUTUN, Jan. 70.
Difference of opinion between Mr. ass on one side
and Messrs. Mason and Hunter on the other, as to
the proper Interpretation of the Monroe doctrine,
has caused considerable talk, and various specula-
lions are afloat as to its effect in arranging foreign
questions and in forming cabinet, it is now agreed
for Soule to speak on Tuesday, and it is said that
he will sustain Mr.. Cass.
The American Colonization Society held an ad-
lourned meeting this morning, and elected Mr.. La
trobe, Of Baltimore, President.
Private dispatches from Norfolk say that Mr..
King, after touching there, left in the Fulton, for
Havana. on Tuesday evening. The btacing sea
air had improved his appetite, health and spirits.
The wife of Senator Douglas died at his residence
this afternoon. The funeral ceremony will take
place on Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS
Short Creek lands for Sale
~ In Ohio comfy. Yirpiuin -

NM lSHING TO dispose fmy Real Estate, l offer at pi
w vate sale until the 1st day OF November next, my farm
in the County OF Ohio, situate onthe waters Of Short Greek,
containing about five hundred and sixty acres. This prop.
eIty is desirably located on both. sides OF the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. -
The farm is in the highest state ofimprovement, having
alarge amount OF new plank fencing, and judiciously laid OF
IN fields fol-. farming and grazing purposes. There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta.
bling, corn cribs, &c. There are also four good tenants
Houses. There isl commodious new barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty fourth width, itted. in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shell.
ter for twelve hundred sheep. s
! will sell these lands in whole or in part, to suit the
wishes ofthosc desiring to purchase. Terms will be lib.
eral.
ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail road connec.
lions about to be completed with the West, and the Sea
board,t the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
the marketable productions OF the country, render this farm
highly desirable for persons wishing TO farm probably, and
thns seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. !. w.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
nP- Washington Reporter and Examiner, and wensburg
3Ieraldp GOV.
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DIR. Todd5s Pills
The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

wELLSBURGj VA, N9sa..
THE Fall session OF this School will commenre nm MON
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue i've eaI.
endar months. al
NO pupil will be received for a less time than one session.
unless oy special agTeement,-and when once entered, no
ueuuctlon VIII be made for absence during the session ey.
cept lneases ofprotracted sickness,-nor will nnv nnnii he
permitted 10 withdraw This ruleis positive.
TERMS:
Day upils,-Prima English Department. s1ooO
Classical and Mnihematical. I'M
6oaId and Tuition per session five months... 43 90
ORC haltinvariably in advance, the remainder at the mid
a discount OF 10 per cent. will be made on the bills of.l
Ministers ofthe Gospel.
GO For further information see catalogue. published nv
Board OF Trustees.
'..'l .t- rei-a. By order OF the Board,
Wheeling, Sep. 10, '62.
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COMMERCIAL
WeeklyaRevIew of the
WHEELING MARKET.
,is4oFFIoE oFrHE DAILY INTELLIGENcER,

,laAoFFIcE OF THED DAILY INTELLIGENCER,l
l,!lh January 81. 1884,
N festcrday was a cold, clear day, but a beauti-
y. one Norour merchants who are getting in their sup
pies. Large Quantities of Molasses and Sugar are coming
H. ana business has been moro animated this week THANH is
nsual al This seasonof the year. Tho opening OF the Rail.
ioau mas materially nd iavorably effected the business
OF the city. 'f9 tshsa't3 zhas lfzaT
Dr"s"-fhs business for the past week has been very
aeuve, and transactions extensive. y 3. Eai
otLs-Rou4ina at our last quotations. Except Linseed
which has advanced 10 cents. l5.a ~
and firm at % cents. tsH .sa
D Iron marketis without chance since our last report.
"ta&s-window-very brisk with an advance OF % cts.
MohGSses-The receipts within the last few days have
been large with increased demand. .Anadvance is antici-
pated in consequence of prices having advanced below
Extensive sales have been made at 81 cts.
SUgGr-Active at 6+953. 500 .-
Hams--sugar c~ured-market well supplied at IL cts.
u BeJ-sugur cured, 10 cts. '@g.
Flour in good demand at S4,I3s,
B"tter-Freshr roll, 1920 cts.
Timothy Seed-S292,2 90. .r n
200 Ciorer Sesd-S6. .u
Far Seed-90 cts.
Hogs-5t. -
Buhk Meat-7l. -n.l.... .... ...
y IroH--Ihe receipts have been very large for a few days
we quote, all Qualities included, at S46sS5o.
"a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
FROM MEXICO.

y =. -|- BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.
The mail is through from New Orleans. The
correspondent of the Neuces Valley Gazette, from
brownsville, dated the 23rd ult., says that q revo-
luton has been proclaimed at Monterey, and it
was ruInored that Carvajal was there. Col. Mon
tevo of the regular Mexican army las been cap
tured by him. Canales escaped when Cardenas
was arrested, but it has since been reported that
he has been murdered by some Rancheros. Gen.
Morett had got UP a pronunciamento, and was
marching on Zacatereas. The regular forces have
been again defeated by the r~evolters. The Nation
al Guards returned to Matamoras badly cut up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Sales OF two thousand bbls. of flour at s5,2 and
eight hundre& bbls. at So, IS. Red wheat Sill
Sixty bush. oats 45. Rye So. Mess pork $780, 81
Beef lG. Bacon, shoulders 81, hams 12al3. Lard,
bbls. ia, kegs 1874. Cheese Sac cents. Butter,
kegs l6aIS, roll twenty, Coffee active; sales 5000
bags Rio at 94a9i. Whisky 2Oa. Wool scarce;
unwashed 90, washed Ill. Tobacco very dull
Iron advancing, pig $40. -irH -.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
Providence wing caucus on Tuesday nominated
Samuel G. Arnold, U. S. Senator. 1t was intend
ed to proceed to an election to-day. but the Senate
adjourned by a party vote. 1t is probable the
Senate will refuse to proceed to an election here
after. eHa-
A large lot Of goods belonging to Clyde Point
Works, Warwick, were burnt on Tuesday night.
Loss S25, 900. Insured here.