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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-23

FirrsYLyArIA couErT.--W VIM. L. Pannill, wing,
and AntIreps j Whitehead, democrat, are anncunc-
al os candidates for the seatin the House of Dele
gates, made vacant by The resignation of Geo. H.
GiImer, Esq.
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INDEFENDgNr oRDrR OF ODD FELLowys.-Tbe
Grand Lodge the United States will meet in
Philadelphia, on Monday, September 5th. a. San
som street Hall. The Grand Lodge aud the Grand
Encampment of P, nnsylyanla, With the subordi-
nate Lodges and Encampments, undertheir iuris
diction, have decided 10 give the highest branehof
the onler in the Union suitable reception, Lich
is TO consist Of ball in honor of the Grand Lodge
of the United sta,es u place inbolh saloons
Ofathe Chinese Museum, on Tue day. til. 9Th Of
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MCCLURE HOUSE,
TAMES CARROLL. PROPRIETOR

n. WHEELING, VA.
"AS been recently comp eli, Of cost OF ovei Sl'"
and furnished il. the very best Hiy'c IL t!Lih,h
the appliance in use in tho best Eastern ho'es i.
calculated in all aspects fnr first ass House.
The Prorrctor wing brcn engaged he ei"oIe ~ VI
the best Eastern Hotels is determined to aecoRa'disS
at ons III style inferior 10 west o. east 'Gs
ncr fully soIicifs their IN Vnr e.
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VA team recently madeiis appearance atStock-
ton, Pa, withialut d of snow four days from the
Sierra mountains. 1t sohi at 20 cents a pounds
Louisville Coi1ief!..i Iii at
: hose Geographys did you get your slq17.iag
from M Courier.
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writer from Old Point Comfortto the Nor
OH Beacon, predicts that Edward Everett will be
he President Of The United sta.sss
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WILLOW WARE, &C.

1877 Market Squire Vast tar, car. AlrS'i A',!
rTNHE undersigned tales til Opportunity 10 sEsH ,i
his l'ie, d. his heartfelt ihal IS !O 'be ;l.r.
tronoge he has received since he bcesut esatl :
This ei - aud begs leave to INFORM item thai b VI "
continue to manGarture every description o. VIC" Il.
Rattan ware, being FLY confident That hy !,
10 business he vii insure the patronage Of -
public as sis determined nothing shall BE- %1ar,
his part TO give entire satisfaction 10 noe $50,
V. him with call vile they vii! ma ~ irrut
ent Of the ebove wa es cons, aEy on halU fsI,
children wagons, cradles, Chairs. &c tasAe,s ,7
description, toanumrr"uS TO ehilen' "npT w0OSEY.
90 Orders promptly executed .I.i
R-O Il i;askets NEATLY epairCd. es-
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1,,1S,ev IL SLlIuIV'

'HE Fall Tenn his INSTITUTION si2@cs T
i monday, Aug. 22d, anu u - The oppo lGrts ~ ~
f % Ge %'s viii 10 be SI niis'nes
s5Ii's ,ss 15!i s.
on quarter, and no tied' C'loh n''u' ,,t.
cases Of prOtTacted sit knesS L had by arPIhs
ny further INTO, nation can be h'U' y
Their OF the undersigned, n HERVBY,l Prin'ifaA
las G. ORR. 2
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Notice to cor SIRuees.

Co - Exp ess OiRce, will be sold at PnbIc Auction
QEot previously calIeo crl on the 18th Of seltem
ber 1853 to pay cIarses, and Tor the benefit OF whom it
Mrs S. WICK Morrstown, o..................1 package
J. II, Hcgsn, We t Alexandria, Pa.............1 -
Marx Graf, Wheeling. ........................I .
J. NJ Boseman, Parker sburg, va...............2
Rev. Z WOIc0tt Wheeling. Observation-Disclosures
Mis- Cummings; do l....................18
Gcodheart & Eastman, Zlnesvillc, 0..........1
DR.. H Eok, Wheeling. ........................1
K. Hagar. GAINESVILLE, o.. Observation-Disclosures
National Telegraph Co., W heeling.. ............1
W. S Tllornburg do ....,. ......I
J. Bglcr, SunSh, O............... ............1
Mcain Il Knox, CaIiz O............... ..... Il box
Elizabeth Fisher, Captina Creek, o.. package
J. vilmont, Wheeling .........1
a. q S. Herdrys, st Cairsville. -. IL bux
p. Lewis, Mt PIeasa o.. package
w o. Brien, Steubenvle, o..................1
a. H. Lewis, Wheeling, ..... ..................1
e. q. Peters, Buffalo, Observation-Disclosures
augl2:td n. PIGMAN, AGENT
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
-. ELIAS d E W d c O.,
MANUFACTURER
Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Ve"itirH SlTtT'

JACOB STREET,
CENTRE WHEELING, Va.
"AVlNG completed our extensive Factory z.
III now prepared TO fill all orders for Sash aid paa
All extra sizes OF Doors and Sashes. suitable = ga
fronts &C., made to der. Every variety Of EaCti:
rom 'our Il bead G rCh Ugee are teHs'ant visit
Every variety Of ri a>ters and liehtraves Hst'''0
der Also, Ventian hutieIs, either s'a'OHaI! o'''a
wing Stats. ,s
The pr0prietOrs can assure their patrons and Tie F
that II above named articles ave Ianuactutd h'u u
very b. ma era anu latest improved styles A!os1
will he at ended to promptly, aud snod VII paic
shinning.- ma9 ELI lEWtN
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GENERAL DEBI. 1TY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG.
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

zrf BALTlMoRE, Sep. II, 1851.
Messla Mortimer 8. Mowbia!i IeeI ii duty TO make
known the benefits have derived from l'r; Iampon's
TiMcue For length OF tire have been subject OgIeal
pr oStraton OF muscular rowe and debility OF the
nci vous system, accompanied with Palpat and fut.
tcrng oil lie heart such sudden atiaGks
Ca>iom could cely get home Ia making mention vi
my friend, lie refe red me 10 Joseph X. Staple.
ton, Esq old and highly respectable Ciuzen oil Halti
molc, who had used the r.Ictuc under similar ctIcunr
stances called on Mr. Staple on, and aI'er aMlIte
virtues OF the Teture, nom the evidence before me- nt
his person., Who time previous, imdICa. ed
ailng Health, put heal ty hale appca "ance
with the activity youth immediately commenced
using the Tncure, and before took contents OF
bottle y ength enewcd, and walk b!iSk
and as active twenty years agu. This TING
lure is ine restorative of the digestive sans
winch, eyed, tie whole is in state Of
suffering.
assert is in reality what it is represented to be
- = = ' WIN A. sCHIEEFER
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HPOISONINGm

wJ G. Metcqlf will be found at the above establis:
ment, whsre he awaits niz old friends.
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SEXUAL OTTO ELS
REMOVAL

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new story brick building,
No. III, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers manufacturers, Which
would BIO pleased ave my old friends aud customers
tn cal AMI examine
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! !" WASHINGTON, Mey Il, 1868.
Mcssls Mortimer q Mowblay: Cent? mcn-Havrg
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF years ding
hereby, lie enefL OF AFFLICTED, take great pleas.
in announcing that alter usnga few botlle9 Of your
Hampton TLciue. found it had Accomplishment perfect
cure. have different medicines Fl time te
hut have been able account for any apparent good;
ii is essiug stricken humanity that that Tedi.
is found which possesses tie wOId power orpIo.
longing unamllie Tic many cures it has wrought is a
sufficient guar OF the beMeacihn which
be experienced from its use. Youls, RESPECTFULLY.
j. CURTAIN HAY.
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.77---7-T VALUABLE khADiiMT orIs's InIGetss
mENRY,s Exposition in vGI i,ib COCKS RssSS
81 ton The 10y Ssr31Ff 1be New
SSsoIoEy Y b@fae Men, 'eeeZ asT1f ss
ar GH" OF ~ English $n "a e os % e.
viii supplements G!est y,"' sSd smendaCEs
etc .reesiSsd and ior sale by WIPE RKo1Ss>-
~ .-
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CURE OF HEREDITARY scRoFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFGLA.
The following tItiCatc is nom eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, whOis kOwIn all OF the STATES, having iot
number OF yea. rep. MED ntS Stae il. Cong,
1t uHoI d. pieIsu state thai DR.. HantOn'S Tine
has ed most eNnao binary al my slave
hoy, The patient three Yeas OF I'D had
the sc, o uIa Ills fat 10 sc'UuIols u he boy
mOvi mass from head foot. The up ids
oitle es swollen, AMI turned inside out, cN
hbIug ,ibe matteTing ulceIs an proLdcd over the
eye Ua,s TO otucc lMdiess lts ST ahsc, yet
true this child-tIHt felt resigned to die ieie
from Sulle, ug-has been restored heath under The
treatment oi III. Hampton. w. 2. THOMASSON.
Louisville, Ma. eli 10, 1851.
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PROSPECTUS
- aac or THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
WHEELING INTELLIGENcER

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF the Wheeling lntelliGerser.
truly grate. to the public the patronage received
daring the rst year their publications, RESPECTFULLY
announce that .he VOLUME OF the Daily and TIL
weekly Inteligeneer will be commenced Oh the eeth Of
the present month"; and the second volums Of the Dollar
Weekly Intellgcncer tho 18th Of September ensuing
The new volume win open with several important i'm
provement. and uler favorable slspices and tho Pro
petors assure the public that exertiOns shall be want
ing their part merit continuance OF the liberal pa
trorAso received during tho past year
The Inteigeneer is printed large double medium
she the terms low those Of any paper of
the same size in the United States:
s5 90 per annum.
Til Weekly. .................. 500 per annum:
Weekly ..:................... LOO per anuum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-23

DyEperHTn, RhenmnIism, ScrOfuln, Liver
Complaint &c FROM THE METKoPoLIs.-Pass ii
ound afflicted hear the gtad tidngs! This is
hut the sentiment of thousands:
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to tie triumph of :liamp lom'S veset be rcure
HALTI%URE, Feb .. 1852.
Ncssrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltiS with
real that able attest the gene al hea Ing
and Iuta.iNe powers Of d. Hamptons Vese able Tine
tue SOmel ne duIiug last November tOAcn with
very bad and ious cough was advised 10 take Cod
Live Oil, did sos getting beIte, was induce"
10 try you: Tnctu got bottle, and before :'ad
US ed it all cough left Permit 10 state thai,
for Tie asst fiji cen years. have sufe, vefy much OH
Acute t:eI mai and tgo comimns e at times, To
nly bed.-l iuIIy convinced that owe my present
good health 10 lie the Tncue, and kind PI owl
deHce.
think pope and believe mo- yours, very respect LHly
- G. bUNAN.
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OYSTERS,
FRESH AND SPICED

O00 CHOICE plain hams in store, and iorsaIe by
SOO iylS @.ai D. N. REILLY
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From the Birth Place of Christie
" Hpher Columbus!

n Ut pu6I OUI u111U us!
TRUMP HANT SUCCESS OF EAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTUrE.
A Letter from an Officer IN our Gallant NoUy.
w have many letters We give one leiow, and
w again say to afflicted why will you delay Tying
u S SnIp CuMHERLAxD. C ESoA, SARDINIA,
. ' 81 - : January i'm, 1853. 5
Nlessrs. Moiimeftc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The First
Lieutenant oil this ship, Ito las suffering many yeats
nom the dyspepsia aid who has hee nearly restored TO
his usuu health by the OF 'liampon's We aole Tine
tuce desl y 10 send him one dozen bottles OF thai
Another Iieucnant of the y. S. Navy, now on board
This ship also Wishes you 10 send him one dozen oil
champions Vegetable Ttculc," by the StoIe ship
which leaves the United SUITES III February OF March TO-
Tie '.Tincture you sent was received in good or
del md take in informing you that II has been
OF Dyspcps:a. | al pectully yOuIs,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other Istlers fIom Kew. MIR. EskIidgc,
equally strong as above s"Es
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Daniel Steenrod, Samuel Mccoy Moses Mills, Rachel
Wallace James Mils William ILLS, John Nils Caro-
line Mills Ruth Mills, aid Cutharne NJ lis, and the uIl
known heirs law, il any, OF John Mills, deceased.
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Gu vi The Nene able DR. Dunahs o Tie city o.
Baitim,O q, well known, and whose testimony adds
to the triumph of champions Veset be ItIcuIe I"
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IM Bills Herring
III 100 ilage dairy salt mr. sale 10y pP0W
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BYIIAMPToN's
VEG ETAHLt NCTURE.
t-F CHESTER DIST IGT, e.

January Sd, 1858. )
Mcssrs. Mortimer & neutrality-suspicious. For For. III
last years heena sufte from RfeGnl'
atisIn IIi seeing your recommendation of champion
Vegetable rIcI'e,'I purchased boue, and The hrst
dose Lns SO ucn relieved that consider II but JUS
Vi, 10 the su ring world he result OF the area
tiols. -t--,
was confined the last sin months. Tie lIs
bottle ike carm the second estoe ed st ensth
ny moo afflicted back, as wei aud eei as
young Us " len sixteen. l am now seventy lUut
consider your Tncme the greatest discovery of the
age; and poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect noH
md you gen. ienien, acted tile parOi public benesc
to Il, il ssrminaling tile benefits which have TesrItet
from your Invulu, bic rel. edy
ANA plain cotton plane, AID have never written 10
literary am c; hut when my fellow beings e,e an!.tcd
sllaI esitue Ongh M desty, Withhold ANY lmi0
nation valuable my low mans So, II you CONSIDER
til place III any al your new saes, you u c
nt liberty 10 make use Oiit. Yours, truly
-ALV.AH KENDALL.
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.-7-7= THE LAST CHANGS LII and uhtlSSSrn
PEW Lawns and Herage delaines . ie o.
a be bought wittoutTeeardi &c. 4 MOI TK re-
aupI6 N:-----=
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SIrOf ting ImseIlIpence.

PfcArrA Ar QUARANTINE On Wednesday afternoon
quite an exciting contest of at the above place.
between the beats Hcury 81 Weed, rowst by Daniel
siyey and Jehn Mckee; Dar't d. Tompkina, 70 we'd by
L. Jennings and H. Rome; Louisa W. Dsnyse, rowed BY
Iasc Butler and jerry Bake; Mary oged by W. Mckee
and Geo. ohsmbers-which wls Won hand dsoney b. the
H. NJ Weed; the Tomptins, second l. NJ. Dsuyse third;
and Mary, fourth TIE dsa1ce rosed was from Q1srar
tine doct around Fort Diamond and back, about seven
miles Time, SO minutes.
The prizes were First boat, ESQ presented by Mr..
Ray Tompkins; the secood. silver pitcher aud the en
trance Fees presented by Mr. Frank jones' third prize
poe psnc worth IS, b! Mr. wm penyse; fourth, 49, w
Dr. Westc1Wlh
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Items ftom Boston.

CHOLERA AT CALorTTA--Bnsrof MONEY AND spocK
MAHKET-THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF NAME
SAILING OF Tue MAG ARA, ETC.
BosToS, August II 1882
Letters received in this city from Calcutta state thai
CAPTAIN Ha'ch of the ship Concordia, died there Of
cholera. The dsesse subsiing bu at time the
deatts had reached 700 Pc day
The money msrlet hs;c continues tight and soe,uls
tye and copper stocks sti falling. Vermont Cen
tral clcsed at IL. ana osdenfbus st Ii 1.5.
The cemocrec boilers in iue arc organizing in the
tifeent counties. Their convention in Oxford count,
vGs held at South Paiis yesterday. Hon. Job lriace
~ Turner, AID ii ram Hubbard, Paris we're nomratd
for the Senate Nearly every town ard plantation la the
county reprefepte The reyci adopted at the
cnrgeaian shog the hitter feeling existing the
two ecttpa u the ra,tf. They denouuce the Bsusor
convention unjutly couetituteo- that the ruliug
sifts Of hat convention defamefs OF Pres tent
tiercsand finally, that thsy regard tbs nomination OF
hbstt IisbuIy a. best, buta urppie rccomuel Ida
he democracy OF Maine Tor cher support and very
roor at that.
IT'S Il. N. steamship Niagara, Cap Ie.cl, sailed
az rcou 70 dsy, With 73 pausengers for Lverpoo aud rs
fcr Halftx. No epe;ie s registered. Captain g. 4.
lday Of the United Stacs marine corps, goes out 30
Icndou as bearer OF dispatches,
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: - -
sINE GIFTS
oNNAn1ENTAL IRON WORK &c,


ER0WhLLs CELEBRsTED PATENT CAST IRON
y railing without rIfeis An en- tircly arcle,
T,aiied for simplicity durability, economy adapted 10
style pattern or ornament and warranted % ceute
per running foot less than mt nm IN the
principle The New Yorh Foundry and Iron Raiiins Com
manufacture this railing together w every
iiop Of iron work for bulldogs Bank and vault r
shutters hrackets columns Vant bnIco
MES verant office and desk railing door and yindag
grards &c. Foundry foot OF Forty sixth street
North river. Castings OF all descriptions ni lowest nyice
Specimens of the calling in sections BIO soon AZ their
1ercroom 10 Duane street. few doors east OF broadway
ToBN u. wlCKERsHs NJ, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
81 railing iron fences for tatms 30 No $40
iron work iron and wire railing for public
private grounds, parks lawns dwellings &c co
to $40 foot Iron bed tead tho most complete
In this city prices from 81 TO 500 Iron dogs lions
ketcblDgs posts spring chairs, setses
faes towel stands hst raots umhrsa stands spttecns
&c. & Wickeshams oele rated railrosd snd farm fer
fonS 10 81 rod Tho subscriber offers the largest
ntock Of tai iron ia the United states all Of
bs mapuacture excsedioeIy low pricee Superior
quaty o. hair NJ corn busk mattresses JOHN r. WICK
IhsrA" r'begss 2G "sosdwayi yqyh Nqs "a, % aAd
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Ctty IOleliigcncc

splendid MmrTARY fuRS Our-fxcr RsIoy TO NIAGARA
The Bnirgei Guard o. this city urder the CT nand Of
Captain u Haris, viii parade at an early hour Mon
day August % in order TO 20 excursion trio
Niagara This is very splendid company IN prised
rIncpa " CT meIchant doine business upon the west
eide Of New York Chamber street numbers foety
muskets, and tas been named a'ter Mr. NJ. Birioger
ore rf our Oldest End most respectable merchants who
rterds to ccmrBry tbeol this festive occasion
The comnany contains ten officers ara ten poneers and
tte members Rave extended Invitations 10 about ten
guests They will leave thir CITY atenccd by Dod yor
fun taud 81 clock NJ ulon the Erie railrosd and
proceed 10 Car nndsua where they will remain all nigh
a1d 20 on 10 Niagara the folio ing moruIg They in
ftId TO remhin FOR day ard if at Niagara day
T. bpilslc end return to this ctyVpnn the 25th nzt
We wish tlem and certain they viii rave glorious
H,ne Tie officers are
G. stain David Haiis First Lieut. Philin Teets
Stcord Lieut.. J. Bolton. Third 10 Jas III De vey
Orderly sergt " II. Folsom, T,essurer Chester Goodse
Surgeon. Fred J. Robinson, sec, j. Woolsey Brown.
Tie NhRunS1 PoIcr On Tuesday right watchrosn
II ire em uoY Il The merchant Police who hired to
guard beard an y gli brig lying in the North river
wEs arrested by officers Of the munic pal police on
tage of stealihg old 1ope from Tie vessel and taken
70 ihe station house for tue remainder Of the night
..rppfN Drsfn.-0n Tuesday night man named Hook
Hurt eat,ys Of Nov Yo k residing at No 1871 West
Tfny FIRST street aged 81 years, rered bed at an
carly bcur apparently in good health Jn the morning
"a te darghter went TO his bed TO call him, and not
bopg able to make him bear she returned to
btd whc waa Hipg SICK at the time and said that she
could not wake her father rns girl weat wake
him rd 10 her great surprise on pteriog the room,
found that he was dead.
FATAL Acc1rESr --0n Tuesday evening about O'Clock
Robert RILEY. native OF Ireland fell from Of the
eeps Of ladder, height OF Ave six feet Mt David
Nouisons stsrsh tctofy iu Forty second street.
NTH avenue and expired fl ten minutes after the ecc
dtnf lie vas aseu 70 is sdeGce 222 Sevent avenue,
atd ihe cotorer o. fed of The sad event
AccirrST 10 FIREMAN --0a Thursday night the Assis
tent Foreman Of No ~ fIose Company was oyer by
the carriage, mLile 90 ug IT, elsrm Of fire. He
hurt very badly. 0te vhee Passed over HE body aud
he cher o,eI biz les. lie was taken home by some
members q he company.
MAD noG.-0n Tuesday niobt officer Marsh, ~ the
NIsslt4 ~~4o, Aped mao deg At tho corner cf Lex-
ng.on sysous and Fifty sixth atrsss,
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Verdict OF the Cos0ner's Jury Relative to the
Providence Ras,r6aI Calamity.


The jury in the late railroad disaster agreed upon their
verdict morning. The verdict sealed and has bssu
lodged wit the uduss Of the Supreme Court 90 through
proper legal The contents Of the documents
arc profound resy and tue public will have TO await
the teois ob the Judges VITA whom been placed
ss to the xpsdtncy Of making 1t public. The exotic
ment to knew the r,ct Of tue jury Ia intense aud the
interest is hssttapsd b. the mystery which ia thrown
around it BY t9e proceed ings of this morning The
est Ct certain parties Is undoubtedly conte mpIsted
Mr stevens, master Of trausports stiou, VINO
"a the Uabisge train the day OF tls dis
ss'er, has had hearing before the Board OF Di-
Iectoys, and has been di charged The action Of the
Board In relation to Mr. S'eveDs is a matter of much
comments l. thought to be 10 direct stteaon
from the culabllity Of the company employing ipcom
peent servants Mr. Gates the euginser has also bea
discharged MIR Putnam ths conductor is like vi dis
charged Subsequent evidence goes to sho that he
a brakeman acting ss conducor at braksman's wages
Thirty dollars mouth His train had never been in
time but once stree his taking the Office of conductor
The company had not furnished hun wit watch, aud
be wss running bis ain by ~atch borrowed from milk
man TIE general impression Is that he pany
csea'ly to blame Ia this ma ter Tue wounded all
improving this morning. the cool weather acts favoraoy
in heir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-18
From the Fishing Grounds.
AMERICAN VESSELS BOARDED AND CHASED BY THE
BRITPsH ETC.

AMERICAN VESSELS BOARDED AND CHASED BY THE
BRITISH, ETC.
BosToS August IL, 1858.
The schooners Snow squa and Emly Swift arrived a.
Gloucester yesterday, from the Northeast Gshipr
grounds Both vessels had been bearded by Eoglish
gnnboats and cutters and the of tho vessels
Der Of crews and queI tiy Of maekesel taken dosn.
They report IL at the schooner Hannibal of Beverly was
chased out of Fox River where she bal put in fo har
bar by En9lish cutter at night about two week ;
sirce. They nothing OF the American squsdroo.
Spoke erai of the Gloucester ee with small fares OF
nscketel.
abe III the fshrg grounda.
Al other account the that America, vessels
we're not allowed to enter the Bay cf Cnaeur COZ
sImed A steamer AID several cutters guarded the
mouth of tho bay to intercept all who attempted to
enter. II reported that Of tbe vessels had taken
A swivel cut Of the schooner Gsrlard Of Na~buryport
In parts of the bay machercl Eerc plenty, bat In
others fcerce