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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

The IN. Y. Evening POST is not over well
pleased with President Pie1ce's Foreign Appoint.
ments. Tie Editor says ironicalls:-
sThe President in making his selection of diplo-
matte repre- entatives, has weakened the home
force of the Democratic party of the country in
the least possible degree. He could hardly hive
chosen an equal number of prominent men whose
absence would be less seriously felt than those
whose names copied yesterday from the official
bulletin. We speak especially of those whose in
cubation has most prolonged.
Instead of wondering at the time consumed over
these appointments, we marval rather that selec-
ton could have been made in so short time, of
so large number whose Punishment the nation
has so little reason 10 regret and who at the same
time are personally so unexceptionable. There is
not one among them, unless it lie some of those
whose names we never heard of, who will ever
permit him elf to be picked up drunk in the pub
lie streets while abroad, and that is saying more
than could be said of our foreign representatives
for many years.
There are not many, we believe there are none
Of the newly appointed ministers who can speak
any of the languages in at the courts to which
they are accredited; and the same remark may he
made of the charges, with the single exception of
Mr.. Belmont; but as 1t has long been cusoma ny
for the government to employ men of zone tongue
in the diplomatic service, are bound to presume
that the usage is founded upon some principle of
policy. If most of them talk abroad as they do at
home the fewer languages they have at their COM
mand the better,
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can hundred men, with each a pen
Or more upon my word, sir,
1t is most true, would be too few,
HE Nya Iar IN rarnrI afr %

BUTT was done,-at an early hou. on the day
above named, our streets gave evidence, that an
event of more than ordinary interest was about
to occur. About II o'clock The procession was
formed "a Ia milimire," on King Street, by Adju
tant Tabb, subordinate officers, Captains, Lieu.
tenants, &C., were stationed along the line to pre-
serve order, and that gravity, SO becoming on SO
solemn an occasion.
All seemed fully and deeply impressed with the
importance of the part he was called upon to act.
Col. Sincindiver, and subsequently 10 him, Col.
Hunter, took command, and preceded by caval-
cade-the Cicilian Brass Band,-the procession
moved with solemn tread through the principal
streets of town, aud at length. the whole body
having arrived at the Square, the ommader
-.sthen with solemn face
Adjourned them without time place."
amid the regrets OF all the cake women, the boys,
negroes, &c.
About shutdown company of about twenty,
dressed in the most fantastic style, armed with
immense wooden swords, axes, stoveplpe, &c.,
paraded the streets, to the great amusement of all
who saw them. and thus very approp lately close
the solemn ceremonies of the day.--.Murtins6urg
Telegraph.
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Iron Saturday last. $50 recruits, under Capt,
Morris, left Carlisle Barracks for California and
Oregon.
GTHon. Lyman Trunibull has resigned his seat
on the Supreme Bench of Illinois, The salary, 81
200, not being lucrative enough.
g-John Dooley, died at Williamsburg, N. Y,
on Friday from injuries sustained by the explosion
of campiene lamp.
D-Dr. Arthur P. Hayne has been appointed In
spector Of Drugs at Charleston, S. G..
pRobert Ellie, Esq.,, Sheriff of Charleston, died
suddenly, of country fever, last Saturday. :
DElward Kendall, the famous bugle PLAYER.
the B-ston bee says, is seriously ill.
pRey. N. w. Williams. Baptist clergyman,
died at Boston, on Friday last. -
uDaniel Dempsey has been arrested in Boston.
charged with the murder of his wife.
IVA shark measuring about fifteen feet was
caught, on Monday,in the Potomac, near Fort
Washington.
VA dwelling house at Raleigh, N. c., was de-
stroyed by fire few days ago. and Mrs. Mitchell,
an old lady, persisted in the flames.
TCapt. ]. Skerrett, U. S. A., has taxi n charge
OF the Government Works at Fort Taylor, near
Key West.
"PATcH UPON PATcH.''-We find the following
complicated piece ofpatchworkin a number of the
of The Prairie du Chen Courier
"Marned-At Patch Grove, on the 24thIult.,
by Daniel Andrews, Esq, Mr.. Reed Patch, to
Miss darnet NJ. Patch, all of Patch Grove.
liza libel suit brought sgainst the New York
Courier and Enquirer, for publication six years
ago. was decided on Thursday last in favor ofthe
editor. - rs 4 asEsss aaS Z 5slr7s ! I
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6. 1853.

pWe have been SO much engaged in Court
during the past week that we have had but little
time to devote to this department. Wehope to be
able to do better this week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

An Acr OF GALLANrRy.-Scott, in one of his
novels, informs us that Walter Raleigh paved his
way to royal favor by throwing his mantle beneath
the feet of Queen Elizabeth. lestthey should be
soiled in crossing puddle of water. Passing up
broadway yesterday little accident occurred, re-
calling to our mind Sir Walters CALAMITY. A
young and handsomely dressed lady was tripping
along dilapidated sidewalk, while an Irishman,
who was no respecter of persons, was shoyeling
dirt into the street She in the act of passing,
and aspade full of mother earth was coming direct
ly toward her splendid dress and ..sweet bonnet"
when young man interposed and received the en-
FLUSHED her gratitude, and the young man cut i'm
mediately for backstreet. He deserves some of
Sir Walters good fortune. Burke was wrong ; the
age or chivalry is not gone.-N. Y. Mirror.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

NO NECESSITY FOR 1T ALL,
THAT is you need not get your by The sum-
when you go TO W. D. Motto q Bros and buy hand.
some Paraso, at your own price. je4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

MuRDER.-Our citizens were on Monday, startl-
ed by the news of the discovery of the mutilated
remains of man in the woods, in Amanda town
ship, near the Pickaway county line. a Coronor's
inquest was held and the testimony elected leaves
no doubt that the remains are those of man who
in March last, passed through the neighborhood in
quiring for fat sheep. He was accompanied by
young man who had nothing to say, and was not
observed closely by any one. They called at
house near where the remains were found, and
were directed to go to Mr.. Ashb1ook's, for which
place they started through these woods; they were
never Sen or heard of since. The skull has
bullet hole through it and gives other indications
of violence. No doubt ramained on the mind OF
the Corono's Jury of the mans having been
murdered. The Prosecuting Attorney has proms-
ed us full report of the for next weeks pa
per, from which, perhaps, some clue to the muir
dered mans name may be obtained.-Loncaster
Eagle.
The GAINESVILLE Courier of Saturday evening
says, man was arrested for this murder, to-day,
in GAINESVILLE, by constable from Fairtield-
There were some suspicious that the person last
seen with the murdered man was about this place,
and the officer came over, and, meeting with and
recognizing him, of course arrested him. They
are now on their way to Fairfield, where hearing
will be had.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
Romance Snoiled.

The romance of the story about the restoration
of Miss GRIswoIp, daughter of the renowned
clergyman, young lady who was taken from the
water, at Norwalk, in an insensible condition lant
apparently dead, is considerably modified by the
statement that she owes her life not to stage
driver, but to DR.. WARREN, Of Boston. A cores.
pondent of the Courier and Enquirer says:
1Miss Griswold was taken from the water and
brought into shed near the bridge, some twenty
minutes after the accident occurred, and was to all
appearances perfectly dead and in the ordinary ac-
ceptation of the tenn, was so. DR.. Warren, whose
own life had been miraculously preser we'd. CON-
menced Immediately his efforts to restore her. BY
means of strong artificial muscular action, he
pumped the water from her stomach, opening al
the same time the top of her wndpipe to admit ail
to the lungs. He summoned those around him to
assist in rubbing the body in hopes of restoring
circulation. Some time elapsed before any signs
Of life were visible, when slight strangng sound
encouraged hope. This was succeeded by other
tokens of returning animation, till after two OF
three hours constant personal effort, DR.. Warren
had the satisfaction 10 find her fully restored to life
"The restoration appears the more remarkable
when the circumstances under which it was eff
fected are considered. The place was rough
shed, without conveniences, long time elapsed
before blankets were procured, and the lady had
been dead fifteen or twenty minutes, and 1t is said
that the life of drowned person cannot be reSto-
red after FIVE minutes have elapsed, The fact,
too, that Miss G.. the only one that was resus-
citated, proves the skill and exertion displayed
She was finally removed to house, and was LEFT
by DR.. Warren in delirious state, and directions
were given to those in charge not to remit thei
exertIons, and to keep up the circulation by con
stant'friction. Miss G. is now pronounced out o.
DANGER"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LYONS KAruAlRoSThs fnvaua Bile article, for eradi-
eating Dandruf curling Identifying and preserving the
hair is said BY all to be the ever discovered We
should think the ladies would all try it, certainly. Price
20 CENTS in large bottles Advertised in column
L5, .r1 Persian.Hnir Dye. r.
THIS Dyeis warranted, If used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
T.s' PERFECT JET BLACK, a 5.
WITHOUT
s,a5as s,.if.~ Staining the Skin.
Price, 60 cents per bottle sale by KELLs d. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents. and by wst. R. MCKEE.
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prhe annual meeting of the Associate synod
Of North America, Ca branch of the Free Church
Of Scoiland') was commenced in New York on
Thursday. - -, ~ a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

MERCANTILE FArLuRE.-The failure of house
engaged in the clover speculations at Philadelphia
was announced on Changelin that city on Monday.
The Ledger says:
The amount involved we have heard set down
at half a million of dollars-but this amount is
probably considerably in excess of the real loss.
The failure on Saturday, we learn, was on note
of $4,000. The parties in the combination, it is
said, have shipped from fifteen 10 twenty thou.
sand bushels of seed. Tine movement aimed to
control the market, when nearly all the seed with
in reach supposed to be in hands of parties con-
cerned in the speculation, the high prices at which
the article had been placed steadily drew on the
market additional lots of one, two and three hun
dred bushels. The amount was more than the
parties could carry or desired to carry, and of
course the price of seed began to fall, and from
eight dollars bushel has fallen to about four and
hPlf. The action, of which we have reported
the end, has been feared for a week or two past,
and during that time has been the subject OF free
conversation among our merchants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
. books NJ Thompson'
HOW NAYS APEE01IN

HOT DAYS ARE COMING,
ND In order TO plepare for them go to W. D. MOTIF
~ d BROS. and select as many dresses you want
Tor the season. from their elegant assortment OF Lawns
Berages etc, which they Offering sell such
prices as can't be beat Alresh lot Just opened. ie4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

Two MEN SHor.-on Saturday night, party of
men from Harrison township, were on their way
home from Dayton; when about mile and half
from town, on the old Troy road, one of the party
o. Protzman, left the wagon to go to a Dutch gro
Gerry, and was soon followed by the two Others
Some difficulty occurred before they reached the
grocery, and when they got in, they found Protz-
man and the Germans, including several women,
in fierce quarrel. Protzman was forced out of
doors, and several shots fired at him. The Others
in endeavoring to prevent the Germans from firing,
were also elected and fired upon.
Protzman received shot in the eye, and several
in the head. He will lose his eye. Il. Mcdonald
has two wounds in the thigh by slug and buck
shot, and is hurt in the arm and side. CARPENTER
the third man was not hurt. Carpenter and Nc.
Donald got into the wagon, pursued Ly the Ger
mans, men and women; the women seized the
horses by the head, and seemed determined en- pre-
venting the escape of the men in the wagon,
They finally got away leaving Protzman on the
ground, where he was found afterwards in state
of insensbility. 1t is SAID that not less than
dozen shots were fired blythe Germans during the
melee.-Ddyton Journal. stlstp5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
d LIS d EW f. c o.,

Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Henitian Shatt'f''
- Aco.g sTREET,,.
HAVING Completed our, extensive Factory; We ~ n
IL now prepared to fill all orders for Sash and DOO
every size. = ~ . ..,o
All extra sizes OF Doors and sashes suitable to S
fronts, e made to order. Every variety OIL ~
from fourth bead toa inch ogee are eonstanu
Every variety OF Piasters and AIchitIayes maue
der. Also, Venitian shutters, either stationary :"
The proprietors can assure their patrons and M 1 ":
that the above named articles manufactures
very best material and improved styles for
will be att ended to promptly, and goods VEL Co
shipping. mao ELIAS De"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

pouite heated discussion arose in the New
School PresbyterianG General Assembly, at Buffalo,
on the 9th. on the subject of slavery. wemake
the following extracts from the proceedings:
A series of resolutions were reported by the spe-
cial committee, recommending the appointment of
a committee OF .fourafro as many slaye-holding
Synods, to enquire how many members of the
Presbyterian Church hold slayes-whether from
motives of beneyolence, and whether baptism and
marriage is observed among the slaves Of members
of the church. The committee to report to next
Assembly. s35
resolutions, emphaticaly asserting that the South
never submitted to scrutiny. Messrs Newton, of
Virginia. and McClane, of Mississippi, also warm
ly opposed the matter. Quite an angry discussion
grewmuch heated. Eventually the subject was
postponed, amid much excitement, until Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
NEW GROCERY STORE.I
No. 5 Washington Hall,

~ N ,r,on onVIIgg 81 FENeeHng, Va.
and dealers generally that he is now opening one
te pest OF family groceries in the Western
country consisting OF every article usually tbeibes
groceries to Eat and all which be sold at
low prices as can be bought in the city Give call
charge. Eal RI y Fl-7 = fl-'ls 'N' 80,
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iCHIIDREN's and boys straw, hats. AlsO-bO''-'
~. cyftr hats. drab and black, Z soX.
mal3 - 49, d $. D.sHAkfkh n -
b AIiwnys Comins.-New and desirable goods an
May21 - Wv d MOTIF & bH0-
gSLIPPERS, SLIPPERS: .,.ix.a
IN PAIR Of, Ladies' fine Black slippers Jsst ST.rEei
w at the Black Mammoth Boot, South End CII,IInI
Square. map. TOnDGg mr.
i901 I'D Collars, Ribbons 30. rib
MoSQUET1NEe collars, entirely news Tieh Spit and
lI bons; elegant emb fodered sleeves IN N.Y. eos
lace, Just opened at HEISkELL &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

80 THE BENWOOD CHEAP STORE.
HE subscribers would respectfully inform the public
that they have opened large general assortmen,
OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Qleensware, and HaTdware
ana all Other articles usually kept in city and country
stores, which they will sell very cheap for either cas Or
produce Remember Il e Iocatfon.l esf,1'N
my3l-1md GILL, KELLY 6, TO-, Benvood
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Thomas I'D. Gibson,

AHO411tIo H. NlIDDO1-I npD
PLUMB Err AND GAS FlTThh ~,
No. Union st, opposite c. III. BrrTys kGps !" ,.u
pEGS leave TO inform his friends and the ME-
ID elal, that he continues to carry on the PusS s
gas fitting in all its various branches, and IesPeS
elisa share OF publ c patronage. ,, nm
He has constantly on land, lead and iron ~ Lnl.rl,
mon and patent hydrants, eistern pumps, pam toT b.
wafer closets, wash basins. cold water fountains nd cSI
tells, water coolers for private families MOI ~ I
shower baths. bath tubs, lead and iron enqne ot.r
conss matters kettles, Ietorts for bleaching @ m vib
dispatch = ,i,h,s
Also. chandeliers, pendants, brackets, belAf As'''
candle burners, etc. - II - ..-I-=gts ,,nrr.-
Aliorders LEFT at the above place will be thankii'
eeived and promptly att ended to. -, vik
Z N B.-All- orders from the country wi mee Rid
prompt attention. aF-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

Iron Saturday last. $50 recruits, under Capt,
Morris, left Carlisle Barracks for California and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

81 a.. Ell DORADO TOBACCO. ---'-----
uST received 20 boxes 81 Dorado tobacco Also, oil
" en hhe branus. LOGAN, CARR & co,
myola % ~. ~ - ~ ~ y. 81 Main Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE.
OFFER at private SALE the furniture OF the house I,
which now resides consisting everything BIZ
pair OF match horses, buggy, &c Persons wish
ing 10 will call at corner of4th and Union streets
my31-1wd - ITsFIia n MooRR Srrocrror
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Oh! We whose natures are choaked up with sell
fshness, remember, that He who guards you and
yours from harm and danger, and returns safely
home again those absent objects of affection and
solitude, expects from you feeling of pity and
kindness for the unhappy outcasts of earth-"losr'
in the most fearful meaning Of that word. -
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-30
TEMPERANCE CONVECTION.
TEMPERANCE HALL, Nov.

lEhPERANtE HAIL. NV ~.
The Convention pursuant to adjournment, re-
assembled this morning in Temperance Hall, and
on motion of Hu. Carroll, Esq, Rey.d Alpha
Young, of Mt. View Division No. GA, was elected
Chairman.
Messrs John Ii. Curry, and Thomas J. Halle
were elected Secretaries
Rev John B. McFerrin then offered up TO the
Throne of Grace, an appropriate prayer.
The Convention was duly organized and some
fifty delegates enrolled their names
The following resolution was introduced and
unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That there be a demonstration of the
Temperance Orders of Davidson and the adjoining
counties. on Thursday, the Goth of December next,
and that appropriate addresses be delivered
After which resolution was adopted, appoint
ing Mcssrs Isaac Paul, Hugh Carroll, John II.
Curry, John Ii. Nelson, John A. Petty, John b.
McFerrin, James j. S. Billings, and \. Young, a
committee for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements, and to report at an adjourned meet
ing of the convention ..
Hugh Carroll, Esq, offered the following resolu
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That all the friends of Temperance and
Prohibition in this county, be invited to meet in
Convention on Thursday, 29th of December, at :
o'clock, for the purpose of etiecting county or
ganizatiOn-the object of which shall be to pro
mote the Prohibitory reform Of the Liquor traffic
now agitating the citizens of our country.
1t was moved and carried that the City papers
be requested to publish the proceedings of this con
vention.
The Convention then adjourned TO meet Satur
day, December 10th, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
ALPHA YOUNG, Chm.
J. Henry CURREy, Sec
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BY TELEGRAPH.
STEAMSHIP.
Atlantic.

New YORK, Nov. ~
The Atlantic has arrived with dates to the 10th.
Sales of tie three days $1,000 bales. Spectators
took 1000; Exporters 1000 bales. Orleans tar
Ct; Middlng 6; Upland fair CO; Mddling 81. De-
mand moderate, and prices favor buyers
1t is runoreG that battle was fought at Buchar-
est butt is not Known who was victorious.
New York, Nov. 2s.-Cotton moderately active.
Sales of 9S7 bales Export 1910 Home 1851
Speculation 2,335; in transit ,G27 bales. Fair Up
land 1lS; Fair Mobile u; Orleans l2k; MiddGng
Uplands lO3; MiddEng Mobile los; Midding Or
leans l0a.
Fardier Ne,cs per Atomic.
NEw York, Nov. 29.-It is rumored that the
Sultan has placed himself at the head OF the army.
Letters from Cabul state that large Russian army
is marching on the capitol Teheran, with the avowed
purpose Of conquering the country These rumols
added to serious apprehensons on account of ce tain
movements among the fghans, led a large rein
f1rcement of British to collect at Postwar.
The report that Persia is collecting an army 10
operate against Turkey is unfounded.
The British in a bad position in Birmah.--
Nearly the whole of the new Province is in the
hands Of the enemy The famine is raging in
Birmah, China. The insurgents surprised the inn
peral garrison at Shanghai and gained possession CT
the City without resistance The chief offc ar of
Government escaped and placed himself under the
protection of the United States.
The report that Pekin had also fallen is not cred
tied. Canton is quiet. The imperiaIists making
stroag efforts to retake Annoy The Emperor has
accepted the aid of the Tartar chiefs.
1t is rumored that battle occurred at 0ltantza,
between the Turks and Russians. The Turks were
1900 Russians killed and wounded
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-The river is stationary.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 29-The irving Is falling, with
4 feet scant in the channel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-30

THE ASTRONOMICAL DIORAMAs.-These really mag
nfcent and instructive views rather better at
tenGed last night than on the previous evening,
though not as well as we could have wished. This
was doubtless, in consequence of the nclemency Of
the weather, for certain, that were the mer-
its of those splendid drawings fully known to the
people of Nashville, Prof DAGGY would have no
cause to complain Ofthe lack of appreciation on the
part of our citizens. The Professor leaves to-day
for the interior of the State.