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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
Theatrical md EruaicaI.

BOWIE fIusriE.Thc beautiful dramatic spectacle
eng feature this Odd and fasoritc establishment Mr.
T. ldoy vi. eprear In the characters Of Fabian and
lie ARAB Seo3,' viii conclude the entertainments
lpoAIwAr THrArI Forrest, the great American ira
goa'ap, WHO s., usual drawing crowded houses, Will
arl ear tont In hs great character Of Jack Cade sup
excellent stock company The entertainments will con-
thace with Ny Young Wife and Old Umbrella
gtEToSs rnx-sbakspeare's beautiful comedy
Of the aerry Wives of wndsor,n with most Of Bar
tons company In the cast II Is unnecessary TO
rsIsaIh that hoe who visit Ibis popular establishment
vel oworo Of the ability Of the company !" Fortunes
Jiolc' concludes all
NA7iosM gH.ATrr, Tho excellent programme a.
that o. t e,episg win he the selection for this even
Ing, namely the lake Prog ess the performances
the tight rope by Leon ia ii ond Other celebrated per-
!orer: nc Hermit q The k9ci" and the "Yankee
Locke, viii appear.
WAuAcx's IigArrr.-fI,is well managed establishment.
,trs BIZ that cannot be otherwise than successful a.
nmustm, NJ commence WITH 1.-TWO can Play at that
Gene shich viii De succeeded By Cropping the CUES
tion and n viii terminate with the beautiful spectA
Gle Of ',iluliGe.n
Axr1lcsS ,ir1rx-The oxccllen. farccs Of 'Alov7me
10 Apolcsizo' sDa the Limerick Boy" are announced
for this afternoon nt the Museum and the Married
Nske'' and Blue Icerdn for this evening
Fl CgiAIa rs Tur4TIu -Tbe ne temperance drama Of
"1he Gamblers Wife and tte comedy OF The Serious
40 be Tei GATED again this evening.
Ctpc,-s--Thc equestrian amusement offered for this
evening at do Amphitheaiic IS unusually attractive.
CunIsrY' sa,TrRA EorSEIhristy's Mnstrels announce
n good programme for 10 night
Woop's MIssTRfrrs.- popular band have provided
q we'll sele tied programme for this evening.
RonreT HuII1s's EVENINGS IhADLHsH are we'll at.
tended
BAyvARp's Holy LAND and RsrEY's TuAxEs are well
TaiaOuIaed
\. rogTfn's BrsU1r --rls talented performer, who
Las been many years attached TO Chrsys Mnstres
and Who hes contributed much 10 the OF the
public - take his annual bsr.nt Saturday evening
Iext.
LT vArEs1rr win give her Of bis pleasing enter
tannients ut Hope Chapel this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

on tho sth inst, about half the hands in the EN-
ploy of the Lowell Machine Shop Company sfrnck
for the ten hours rrIe OF labor. They marched IN
procession, numbering two or three hundred through
40 c,.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

MASSACHUSETTS, LANDS IN NAME The Com
!, ttee on Public Lands have submitted to the Legs
laiuIc Of Massachusetts, report, authorizing the
Land Commissioners, consisting of the secretary,
Treasurer end Auditor Of the Commonwealth, To sell
the whole OF the timber and lands In Mainc belong
ing 70 Massachusetts but requires them 10 ofier on
reasonable terms to the stat: Of Mpips the If! Tgh'
70 purchase,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

CT uous INSURANCE CAsE.-Thc proprietor Of
the Nysdcs theatre New Orleans, short time since
recovered $1,000 iusurance money from the Sun
Office in that city, the cts of the case being as fol-
lows The company had agreed TO make the insu-
r,rance but IL was not finally consummatcd, because
the bookkeeper of the plaintiff was not present at
collect the premium Tho latter, however, said that
IL was oil right and that he would call again. Be
fore he did call again the theatre took fire, and was
totally destroyed, The court decided againsst TIE
company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

covered with thick envelope Of white water stars,
and ON Friday morning, the 18th, Paris awoke total
ly buried under am aabaster sheet. There Is such
change In the order of seasons for the Last bali can
tury, that many young and children were quite
astonshed at the sight Of those little lakes OF frozen
hqnid which were flling the atmosphere. There
were many among the children who had never seen
SNOW As il may be conceived In a city like Paris,
where fun and amusement of all kinds are rordre
de- jour- as soon as the sportsrnen and id,ersro
from their beds, and went 70 their windows to see
what sort of weather they to have for the day,
and saw the thick coat of snow in the streets and
the roofs of the houses, they Immediately made their
preparations to have sleigh ride the boulevards
and at the Bots de Bouiognc Sleighs, as it may
be easily imagined are in the city of Paris;
but there is in some old families Of the uboarg ST.
Germain certain number which is well known to
the carriage makers, and which We're Immediately
looked for. These sleighs are out of the present
fashion, heavy, and made with thick wood, painted
in dark color and gilt in some places The driver is
seated behind, in the Russian style, and holds the
rens the heads of the four persons who seat
ed in the front box. The vehicle looks like
London Hanson" There were about fifty
sleighs of that kind taken TO the Champs Eiysee,
filled with laughing women, and driven ut full speed
Among the Americans who took the lead in that
sport shall mention Mr. Lorillard Ronald, whose
fine horses, harnesssd in tandem to fine sleigh,
were much admired. The Emperor aud Empress,
who were passing by in their cafash at the time our
countryman was efectng fine turn ont at the Porte
Aailot, bowed in very graceful style to the sifu
driver, who, Of course, returned the bow.
On Saturday and Sunday the number of slcighs
augmented; but the snow had been melting, and
many, on the last day who went to The Bots dc Bou-
logne on the remainder Of the snow, came back to
Paris in the mud and rafting the pavements.
The fun was over, and no one can tell ii it will
come back for at this present hour the is bright
over our heads and il Is as warm as it was a mouth
ago. Nevertheless, we have prognostics for more
Notre Dame the celebrated saying Of the 18th Gen.
tury:-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
From Baltimore.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE wnEEIINe INTELlloENoEH
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26-6, P. NJ 1885,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 26-5, P. NJ, 1853.
The attendance to-day at the Cattle Show was
very,large. It's expected that President Pierce
and other dgnitaries from Washington, will De
over to. morrow.
Mr.. Elliott, the lErouaut, made grand oseen cen.
,;o, in his balloon 10 day. He started from FRANK
lin SQUARE and soon rose to an altitude OF mlle
or more, passing off in northeast direction ne
sailed slowly, and was in sight over an holt' "n..
himself and aerial car become but spe'h u ';iS
eve. 1t is supposed he will land some w"e.o :"
Hartford county. No tidings yet of his retU'"'
He makes another. ascension on Friday ,.-
Roth political parties are now busy elecloneet-
inc Politics are freely discussed on inc Oat'.e
shor sronnjs. Many, who profess to be posted
orgre that VIM. Preston, Independent viii be
elected in the Third Congressional District over
M vansant. think differently. rrt 81 -
There is no tidings up to this noon of the stea-
rer H. rmonn due at New York, nor of the Stea-
mer due at Halifax. pa a..
About 5000 barrels of Howard street. and City
Mills flour sold to. day at 1925. Red wheat 1,23
1921; Write wheat 1,S2al,36. Corn 65a6s for
white, and 6sa70 for yellow.
A dispatch just at hand from New York notes
quite an active movement in Cotton, owing to the
early frosts in the South. Sales 10 day Of 5000
bales at one eighth advance, Sales since Monday
of $500 bales at one.eighth and one-tourth ad'
vance, An active shipping demand and some
speculative movement. j. W.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

RAILROAD ISJUScr1oN cAsE.--The injunction
case against the Mad River and Lake Erie Rairond
was decided in the District Court at Cleveland last
week. The railroad company, for the purpose OF
strengthening their line, built new road from
Trfin 10 Sandusky, avoiding Bellevue on the old
lue. =, This was claimed to be violation OF con-
tract toward the people Of Bellevue. and on appl'-
cation the District Court of Huron county grant
ed an injunction restraining the company from
using the new road. Supreme Judge Corwin al
forwards dissolved the injunction, and the compa-
nv used the new road. The company were then
cited to show cause why an attachmentshould not
issue for contempt, it being contended that single
supteme Judges cannot dissolve an injunction of
the District Court. a...r
On Friday, Chief Justice Barley announced the
decision of the Court, declaring the order ofJudge
Corwin, dissolying the injunction of the District
Court of Huron county to be void and striking the
same from the files of that Court. Also awarding
an attachment against The President and Superin-
tendsnt Of the Railroad Company for disobedience
TO tile Injunction retnrnabe to the District Cont
of Huron county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

FEMALE PRINrERs.-Some cynical member OF
the craft has been drawing up set of rules for la
dy printers, and smuggling them lpto the country
papers. They will be found below:
RULES FOR LADY PRINTERs.-l. Mast be at the
office whenever required. 2. No reading of mot
10 napers and love stories during working hourS..-
8. No hand shall be allowed 10 have her beau in
the Office to see her set type, at any time. a. No
matter how gifted fhanu' may be at making pes
at home, if she makes pi in the Office she shall be
compelled to assert it. 5. No hand shall sit IN
the sanctuln longer than to procure copy, unless
requested by the editor. 6. No attempting 10 kiss
the editor for the sake Of tcean copy He will
not use his prerogative 10 kiss all 'hands' as occa-
sion may require. T. Ladies who bring their DIM
ner shall not make a dining saloon of the sane
tum, nor use proof paper for table cloth. g..
ANY lady shand' about TO emigrnte to the state oil
Matrnony will give at least one months notice, SO
that her place may be supplied byanother. NO
married woman will be allowed TO work IN the OIL
fee, provided it be known. 10. No ladyshall be
allowed to laugh at the motions of another at the
case.' IL. No smoking, Snufhng, chewing, or
dram drinking allowed in the Office. IL. No Cos
sippiug quarreling, pulling of hair, scratching OF
faces or singing love songs, during working hours;
and no lady shall have free admission to, or orders
for the theatre, opera, or other places OF amuse-
ment, unless accompanied by gentleman.
Towhlch some Sybarite adds: "OurruIes iorla-
dy printers would be very different TO the above
We would not require them to participate In The
ordinary drudgery of typesettimg. Their sole du-
~ should lie the distribution of one, two, and thee
EN- braces."-Y. Y. Mirror.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

EprEcrs OF a Tlour MONEY MARIEr.-The 'Day
Book thus notices peculiar feature ofthe pres
ent tight Money market:
"The pressure in the money market has brought
large number of fancy horses into the market for
sale, Young merchants and brokers, whose purses
have been depleted blythe fall of stocks and other
causes, have suddenly discovered that they have
enough TO do 10 lake care Of their business, their
notes and themselves without attending to trotting
horses. Their nags, therefore, are for sale. Then
again. feed has rig, the stable keepers have put up
the price Of eeping' flom S15 TO $50 month;
this trkesthe starch out of the stiff ones and they
'backed down. Who'll buy horse! ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
UrPOIsONING.n

Thousands of Parents who use vermifuge composed of
Castor OIL Caomcl &C. are not aware, that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient they actually laying t"e
foundations for series diseases, such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness OfIimAs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
Hobensacks Medicines, which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their own as we'll as their c
dT,n,s health In LtyerComplaints and all disorders ar
sin from those of bilious type should OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
-'tBe not deeered,'' but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, j. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
ard of Health reports:

TIE TELEoEAPHrc AKBrTRATIoN CAsE.-In the
decision OF the TelegraPhic case on arbitration
a, Philadelphia, in which fraud was imputed to
Amos Kendall, the references expressly declared it
as their opinion that there has been no actual
fraud, and they award that the Telegraph Com
pany shall pay the costs.
As to the pecuniary interests in dispute Mr..
Kendall asserts that he had offered thu Compa-
ny more favorable adjustment than they pro-
cure from the award w "a rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

s:xouLAn EscArE-J P. Holmes, WHIP was con-
fined in the jail at Nashville, for robbery, made
saw of a razor which he had in his cell, and with
it cut of an iron bar attached to his bedstead, dug
through stone wall four feet thick, made rope
of his bed clothes and safely deposited himself on
terra irma, forty feet below. A prisoner in the
same cell, supposing he had killed himself, and
not having the courage to undertake the jump him
self, gave the alarm. Holmes was subsequently,
arrested in disabled condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

T-TOur Paris correspondent, in his last letter,
says: al have just seen letter from Berlin, which
states that our new Minister at that Court has ar
rived and that his diplomatic spirit and ability are
likely to be speedily tested by case bearing, in
some particulars close resemblance to the unfor-
tunate KoSzta uffair, which is embToiing us again
with Austria. 1t is stated that one H. de OenSche,
(OwenS) PruSSian subject, now lying in one Of
the State prisons, where he has been confined
about year already, has appealed TO the AmeIi-
can Minister and invoked his protection upon the
same ground as that upon which it has lately been
extended 10 Koszta. 1t appears that OenSche, then
in Prussia, was regularly condemned in lS49, for
some violation of the Prussian law of the press TO
four years imprisonment. He fed, and made good
his escape TO the United States, and there nl $50,
filed notice of his intention 10 avail himself OF our
naturalization laws and become citizen of the
United States. Some time after, but of course BE-
fore he became citizen, for the legal term is not
yet CO Lpeted, OenSche returned to Europe. He
was arrested at Hamburg and Delivered it is said,
by the city authorities to PruSSlan officers who
were sent 10 receive him. Once in Prussia, he
was thrown into prison, in fulflmeat OF the SEN
tence pronounced against him in 1S49. If the
above statement of facts should prove correct aud
upon them the American Minister at Berlin should
interfere for the protection and release OF Oen-
Sche, ii needs no prophet TO predict the failure oil
the interference 10 effect ITS object; and, perhaps
YOU will see in Washington much sooner than WOS
expected certain ex-dplVmate, asking again 10
he provided for, upon the plea that his "occupa-
TONS gone" " s-.l .sss.- es eaA8
"By the way, letter dated Vienna, September
IT, states "that day before yesterday the AmbaSSa-
doris Of the great overs assembled in conference
at the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs to deliberate on
the Kosza affair. We are informed that the Am
baSsadors were quite agreed upon the principal
points," 1880
What these points nre is not stated.-NatiOndl
Lnteligencer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

DIR MORSE'S NEGOTIATING CORDIAL.
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eral Debility, Physical Prostation Irrability and ali
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

GTThe London papers have an excellent story
of n fauz pas made by waiter at public dinner
in that city, The Turkish Ambassador was PICS
emit in. company with some of the magnets of the
land, but,sof course, drank no wine. The .Presi-
dent gayens toast, in compliment to his Excel
Irncy. "The Sublime Porte and the Turkish Am
bassador,". A waiter echoed il down the table,
"a supply of port for the Turkish Ambassador"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

Heavy SHIP nENr OF WHEAr.-The steamer Mo-
vas;er, in yesterday morning from Illinois river'
brought on board and III barges, 1924 sacks, or
over 10000 bushels of wheat, for which she OBJ
tanned l5c per busheI freight. The officers oil the
boat represent that they could have obtained al
most any amount had they agreed to take it.-St.
Louis Rep. ." "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

uJ-while the amusements of the people are
neglected there will be no great improvement in
their morals, and it is not the part of wisdom to
overlook the amusements of children. Give them
something really pleasant end they will not show
great disposition TO 'PEey on gar5age"-Ri-
zdTre. ssisssiH5 .'7=i 90 % j. --.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
From New York.
. Correspondence OF THE WHEELING lNrELLloENcER.

a' ..''' New Yonk, Oct. 27.-4r.M.
The Cotton market to-day has been firm under
the effect of the Steamers news. Since the close
OF business hearof sales of $500 bales at fully
ne-half to fye-eighth cent per pound advance
since Saturday last.
The news is not considered favorable to bread
stuff though holders now ask triae more, which
will probably give way Tomorrow.
Rice is quiet, with small sales at 44a4A cents.
Provisions and groceries dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
Cry A[onYALlrv.-The deaths last week in The
four principal Northern cities were as follows:
Phila. N. YORK Ban. Boston

The following is summary OF the last weekly
mortality in various cities, with the proportion OF
deaths to the respective populations, the poPula-
ton of Philadelphia being stated at the most mod
crate rate that can be given for the district inclu-
Jed in the Board of Health reports:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

WARRINGTON OCt' go A"N' =.
uot;nes S1 convention Of the Democratic party at
Pai,;",o,s about the time of the meeting OF Con-
tTsss Tie object is 10 take into consideration the
State Of the UniOn as illustrated IN Inc Soh1ee'
N IN. question whether the Baltimore platform
has been properly understood by the Cabinet, and
,wS,ber their policy meets the appreciation OF the
people, The Southern States will be FULLY repre-
senie as will the anti freesoil party OF the North
and West,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

'F-rt.t q NOTICE.
A T meeting OF the Committee appointed TO promote
~ measures FOR Turnpike Road along the valley OF
Wheeling creek, the Pennsyv9na line 10 the Nation
al Road and Hempf Railroad Mrs. Cr1gers, held at
Eendae, the residence w. b. buchanan, on Saturday
last determined that more general meeting OF mo
citizens of Marshall Ohio counties interested i'll this
PROJECT should held Mrs. Goodngs OH Saturday the
9th day November next. at ~ O'Clock TO which the re-
presentaves of these countless in Senate and Legislature
are respectfully invited. oct27dawtd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

! rrJohn Mabuh, one of Blucher's command at
Waterloo, was conquered few days since by
japt. R. G. Whiskey. near Staunton, Va. "Died
rom intemperance' was the virdict of The jury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.-AVa Van Camp
of California, to be commercial agent OF The UNI
ted States, for the Navigators or Samoan !slahoS
and the Friendly or Tonga Islands, in the racine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

A clergyman lrc;uring one afternoon to his fe-
male partshioners, said; "Be not proud that our
Lord paid your sex the distinguished honor of APP
pearng first to q female after the resurrection,
for it was only done thatthe glad news might
spread the sooner.''a ,il .s7i,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

.rJA dispatch from Washington says that Major
dobbie, First Assistant Postmaster General, IS ly
ing da vigorously ill at his residence in that CITY,
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

JAS. II. MoMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty the election held in the Spring of 1854
octoS:tL ..---
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MA scotchmun no lately put up at Qceber,
was asked in the morning low he septf '"Ttoth,
mon," replied Donald, ''nae vera weel, either,
but Twas nuke better aft Than the bugs, for dell
sne o. them closed an ee the hale nlcht." s5.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

T.or.LE BnEw1xo.-The New York Herald oil
,rbur,,sy has the following. We give it fer about
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
YOuMG AMERIC A.

OSlNS FlGNt-ASE$( ~.
THE subscribers design The publication Of daily morn
weeks hence and TO called 'tYoumg America AS
ne ure The first of the fourth page will be ell
yened every morning by alecture from the "Man vo got
the mitten." s-.1 :, 1911 =,
aud humby solicit share OF public patronage: y ID
Advertisers will be kind enough, we hope to encourage
Price for the popor, one cent per copy $500 per
For the present. communications may be addressed to
st,ssr GEO. o. LITTLE & Co.
octo7:3t sF5=fEL WHEELING, Va.
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n-The man who took the respon ii ility is re-
qvested 20 return the same forthwith, OF suffer the
consequences. -.H
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New Books. h.
NOTES OH Uncle Toms Cabin by Rev. J. Z .Slearns;
N Eastman's American Aboriginal Port Folio, Illustdj
Religion of Geology, by Hitchcock;
Becchor.s Domestic Receipt Book
Songs for the Little Ones at HOmej
Great Truths by Great Authorsi @ a
Iieber Civil Liberty and Self Government;
Evening hook by Mrs. Kirklandj
Iavs of Ancient Rome, by T. b. MacAunyi --.
Manual OF Fashion; p -s - q -e.- -
Genesis and Geology, by Hitchcock;
Egypt and Palestine, by ThOmas; - s-.-lr
Golfers lamentations TO Text OF Shakespeare
octes WILDE & BROTHER.