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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

July lat q ship Java Jets1n from NsT-l for Oas
co. WsstIofeli from Lonaon iyI Nv ore.
Juy n lat 81, passed ship EHHa Nas from Ae~
o. for Liverpool ~. . --,- r...,.... - pt-. 81
y. st p or - q D-rA N-'1s>a L4''J'A "'S Tle
rhls fr ielfueEo- -.
Juv Ctineoeasas bis Nekefon HeEsfoa ifom "a T.
Is, y al Hteas ps~ed ship whel lad apparently lost
p, 1snuss; ARD fore fopsasnt H1os'
Jsv is az a S. ship 50 hs O. sna from Waterford for
Nsvr.Yerk o. DAYS with lsrz -. ID We
Juv = al a 60 lon So 20 hip Cases from bstoa ior New.
lat % 90 loo G. g. bsrs saaony from Boston New
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.,.. q, stocks az Philadelphia. MoSD.r, Aug l

- yoyS-s Iolo State 5000 do d.. sS slSS X aains
run - - 20 scfuysil Navigation Is u sl $40 i'hish
benos a. q ei $40 o. 20 s9 lCo S;huyh Nav Treir'a
hoHtst - al. 10 a. b 81, 10 Morris Canal - " ~ 90.
Sft ~ o. ao So b. " r. sdius K r. d "a !. 90 a.
~ A. So PENS r. X 20; IA Camden oSN n "A ~ -
~ hoGTG- S5Sto state q - s'""' 'N'-'
US1: es.o = s5~p - 80, 10 S.hv I'm Nav Pref 81,
S,,osd HaaorCsfO Morris OLAss 49, ~ SN-'' 49, ~ 49, 49,
N Il.r.I Inn
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1iuarndl.

OggtcE o. THE PESNsYLvlsIA Coal Co.
Correr Of Broadway and "si't, hewiofk lur r. 1885
SFNLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
N CENT Capital Stock Of the PeuLsysa Ca Co has
THIS DAY been payable the oe o. The Company
the Civ Of Se~York ser the Hh Of August Ths
T,,p.er Book. WI ciozd oh both
r,rTy- GEO A HOYI. Tree.
OgFlcE o. fATTtSs OBSERVATORY AssocfArfoSl
NJ l67 broadway THURSDAY, JAY 3 49,. :
rHE Board Of Directors of this Association have this
dsv DEE sted Dividend Of TWO PER CENT UPON Il. Capital
sock the Of the ty daJs Pass5e Oe
az lie Tressuer August The Trt,cr BS1s
viii be eossd the -, to the 9Th Of AGslst.
c. P. OROsVESO2 s-crstary.
nIVIDRND.-The Broadway Insurance Company
~ have h cas- An1aal Dividend Of per
Cent PAYABLE on th seord day Of AaEus waeh
tine The Iransr Books viii be eos.d New Yofk July o. 1855
JOHN HRAY, Sseresry.
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@I n00 nnnLTTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
a. .UtUP.UN1VC COMPANY slN PER CENT FRsf

OrficT o. NiSsL0w LANirk Col
No 81 Nal-st. June a. 1888
THE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY offer ~ ss
or MILLION OF ther SiN PER CENT BONDS with Coupoas
Interest Prize pal payable IN NewlorS the former hafTeay
is November md isf Nav. -
Tbev are a. each rsysh the first LAY Of NAV 1853
Trea issued under authority of the lers Il
she Sie OF Ohio: pat q che sie'o Loan .nhon"d =
cf The Soct holders The OF
10 doshe rho greatly i-ceai and increasing bus
Of the Rood ulstts tins absolutely necessary
The Lizzie Miami RaTusd eighty four mites ons tominentix
the Cy And - Dans a. SPnnshe nov IL
etc cost including eliqmelt-, Stations sAn
trusts Ac up % fhis date s21r8lt9 ~
.Ccmrany so IN the Columbrs and Nens ka otc@
nan 20 te account eco which commands pI-uza
b cent fhe m rough Rood 10 the amount Of viva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

pull ApFLPHlA Aug l-fIirsf-BuEs Onziya Mos b, a.
NJ. tt,r Fes1rg " ia nstoa De- seh's r Ellen
b,.rd N.wI arton hgdscn htgne C.a' - NJ ni ives,
-. R,cfsel Miller Peac0cs. Win n-fol y May l.l-
- F.strort ID, Wheaton " ets Pans1, Nc d = Aer
stou, Sprafle Boston =, % o.. S-y,,,- tr. r p
- R,.-op Orrsva. Mos s. bit FesrrE festou,
Fli,r nsflda Boston o. : h-fslon spaaEl-
~ 4 Nieou " letts Morris River Hitre Annah uE.as
sr.of Ruth Ihouas TLaser. Boston
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MARkIEn.

- - : -. X Rt4ts, ,y Hsv osne US ' s' r.
49, ry..t Ne'ss - lsfai' 20. r. 80 ,-,- g., 81
- M Erv ~. Fr-rtS w.
NAh> ~ : - "a ss.. c. .,is T. 81 a-en-'e'
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II hnIers.

Ar th. ship Harvest hdds " complete fitting for
b. PacI.c ,r,.-- - NJ.
Avail "a alp Be Hosehkls for WCoss; lb 5a
Had ro previous June 10 lat &c Oseeoa SKID 800
VII
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ExrRr


t. export OF specie this year has been ~ganst
s,.p,i. goa for July last year.
Ire cry goods imports have been large and vel disb
u'ed through the trade most AL ID j, having share.
The metropolitan Raroad oCmp4ny LAS been organized
At Washington Tbs road will lead from that city through
Montgomery and Washington Counties Maryland aud
meet with IT, Baltimore and Ohio Rlroad, so a. 10 form
dir, CT communication between Wheeling and Washington
The Directors the first year are as o!ows John W
Naury W w. Corcorsn George Parker, Joseph Bryln
Washington David English, IL Dodge VIM. NJ. Bryce
A. H. FiokIe H. Z. Mathews, Georgetowni +. c. Chopper
Montgomery County Meredith Davis Frederick County
Daniel Y eise, Washington County.
Tie amount Of Coal forwarded by the Reading Railroad
du,ig tie week endilg July - ls55 ana si0ce Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Ills large amou rem ins locked up through i9eia''
psc'y OF the Mint time when silver conn anus , =
cent prem um but tina; premium IS partly caused by in7
purchases Of he Mint itself IL appears however thh
no;sihs.s ding tn lsrge imports specie hes sccnnliie1
since JIuAry 1888 eat-of this sioOOOJl Is IL b'nE'
and SttVoOo0i the Sab Treasury vAul-s II this City
The experts Of 90 Gs from New very large for
j sly. As follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

n b. brig Wailaad from Satdsaa 70 Minis MeGrue and
h. H. ,i, Atlantic fou lecl-Jaue' jarrett W. R. Iast
G.orse Afaerton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

tr..rtRt AlAANAc......rHs DAY
S.. -, 3 sefs.......7 Il MooV-R fe1...... 1m
HOB WsTER.....rHls DAY
e.,4v s "a GOV T. "a He e.... Gin
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this rod being the nstus shortest and most uff
ron Cincinnati and the vast county south and ~est
the northern Ct make one OF me moSt iienM
a. profitable lines Ia thf country
will show - connections 20 - nsnf ~
rrort Tt. road 6rer,es C0llin1u. aud Nena Road nj
rut connection % Cleveland umhus Road Ia iaei 40
a. low Inc greatly 10 the alyan'ag" of AL d.
Rrurr annual 10 dividends have es dscafd te Dw
ls with esus dividend OF per cent On l% In l'3 No can
dtidends sech per cent were made
Ts rre..A surplus reserved fund amounts - 80 TO-
Tie mortgage entire line Of otd costing % .
.,,.5,j on do,i. tr.ck kc.................. l0e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IL ga
DROOKIYN CITY LOAN. $j5O0l Sealed on'S,
ID i. vii b. r-c.vs5 .tue Oce - the Conposr CT, g,
Ecokvu Until We@u.dsy. "a Aasgst n-Nt q 5desk Px =
Ron a 20 be Issued by Cty 6rookyn 10 the q as -
ne aid Zones b. ct O. fn- legssrs q -.
1881 and VIII issu.d OF slow csch PAYABLE yeas
rrrccnf
ssuarIuag a jay I'D January. TIE 'ih q % ~
made BY sinsinf fuad II . benz
anna III f,r The prompt snd tns pzyue-t f 40 oan
ne rai1u oaertd vii - quaed to b. paid upon ucte ~,
bra. shall ~ scc-ufei The prns y
r-st thar a, accrue July lest b pad ard ~ "a.
delivered on or before The 3lst Aususf nv -
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Markets

rt-r,opr Ausr.t The ofernEs he scales ~ d.Y we're
rtprg C,Trtr ~ uhch - o o. cy hr'c err N -
g. a. sre d-l Fss-ws,d Prices rsugd 1-l > 90 =
. ioof sveracng = q Hoes were - active ds-ltl
rrr ..Ies we're made g & 100 o.
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tRv The sandy Hook Printing TesfAoh.I
- -.ss.r rrrf..rr IN
BY Telegraph

There s,s TO inward bound = ss-s .isht
Mid i. III from ~ Wesihrf sIoTeFy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Nfne ~ s'c1TIfV - ~
TIE ecuty ~ Tie payment OF these Bonds Of the @ slls
character AID only mortgase deed OF tn euf
Of (iy Of ,inciuuai 1n M 20 Phys 100
~t.ors Franchises ut i1come 10 r ID Laolef ~ ~
T. CIV n Bo1dho de with ample power 20 iAts -
real and personal estate traucbtca sc a.
O. tho bfhest bidder for cash 70 de.t os %
rlsf.sst pal This mortgage y Tor @ an
carrOf 10 increased
l soc owned by the oed in the Coun6l aid Xsra and ~
4 he Cincinnati md al other tts Of the COMPANY sfs
H. Tie 'osr Of 9 bUttn -
ssAts PRoPos viii be received f sum Dot es n
mil L. u S-yenbf next a. Ocluft r
p,7'.s-. vii h. addrrts,d 10 WINsLoW. LANlER h Co
of he Corurans No 81 Wal Nsw-Yoik, ind0fsed 'HD
r.s4.s far Lit . Miami Railroad Bonds -, 49,. -.
Cehaf e uurcsss money vii be reqred 10 be psid a. - un.
o. afe.prrf fhe bid e residue thirty anf sixty JAYS AJ E
,Haser will b. IL hrsffy pay no IN FIJI A. o'ce.
Interest The Bonds will run from the day 81 paymeut =.
TIE sh,ve 1890 vii BE- sold absolutely md without fe'ei" !"
lie hahss bidder.
for any further Information sppy at orr Office . =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

DIVTDFND NOilCk-Ihe seml-snnnal Ienz
IA ms cue Oh tie FIRST DAY OF AvGl ST 1874 on u.
v named SECURITIES. viii be- paid N aud ser asi date gtS
tce the dsr Ercd qrsseutao1 OF ne % te oalsas
THE CLEVELAND PAlNESlILLE AID ASHrAblLA RAJ.
BOaD COZ PAM Fis " r'isse Bonds per eeris
THF OHIO AND INDIANA RAlLROAD COMPANY hauaa
,HE BoNnS OF THE CITY or MADISON. INDlASAsr
.....
a. Coiuu bus Raj rcd 'oup pew. pr cents. -
THF BONDS Of TUE WAShlNDf0S TOWNSHIP, MAN
COUNTY Ohol rsusd 90 De Co.ra g ia I'D Indiana Ran
C,u-rany oer ceufs WlN>IOW LANIER Ca
DONDS-NEW ! DIRK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
ID ROAD : per ccut., Isyshlc lefe
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD per cent FsrAs
ls7R ..,,o
omar WESTFRN RAILROAD o. ILLINOIS FtRsT hOn
GA6E. n pr cent. psvshs ilos - -
PLAITSRURGH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, FiM
MORTGAGE Per cert payable 1872
MOBILE CITf RONDs8 percent payable lsl1.
Fnr a. BY kETCnuM. AOIERs BaMkNr No GNEIsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

The deposits 4 ~ ~ nd ihe clnlse htVs o7l 4" IT
Lows
Dcrc.is.......I ss7.ooo 61&eo tl"o :7se.
Co4.ed.......... 60o4 t,1o' 'eto L''V''
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asAu KIyER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROA

AVE- COMPANY Note. hereby given hat IN pr,'Ifsse. =,
rsoufon The BCard q Directions u the Md River ed s
BE- rcd Company 7 sns's Office op-red ia TIC CiJ@ w
los D. ne If 20 81 The ono l- Dsurauce tnd Trust Co.
HoGt e eeItfcstes o. stock issued from Office = n4'
I.sfcn des0u 90 having ten registered view lort ~
ercsr the a. tte restectiye ofc-s tom which my 80
,u,d 8e aL0.iked pcsiye cehrfte from ~ w.
Office oAhl III hFHoiA - IT,
Raston July . 1878 49,,
me- pou the binds II he Mad River and Lake ~ 80
CO due August vii te paid a. the oc@ Of the O ~
ANIME and Trusf 60 iu the City Of NeW-IOfk
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~, York Iuig n AsSA J

OIIIlE NTN-iURK AID I'M IfAILEl 10 iVfFtFFI
Nov York July q, AtSA }
AT 4 MEETING Of the Directors Of this Company
n bedTpIs DAY the re,isrsuOn Of THOMAS lOWtssh3
- of Tiesufer received ard csepvd 70 ave
,ort c M. lsf a. a. August Nelson Robnsn ~salEt
~. 0claOned ~ m esfs
- hr 1ovrt'n+ NAiHANlhL Mait'h' o.f"-l!
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD C0.-lNIbtbsI
o. BDNDs-Tfe -rmisnnual iners' % he Ffs hsnEr
Por6. ts COMPANY do August " b. rad % b01anos
her gal representative sthe Office, No - "an-t ca 'aa 10
that cly A. t,f
The trsn,s,r books vii b. closed n the 2st ias 70 ~
paymeut j. !" "'i N''''' 4''~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
FLOW Mnrat Met HIS Fate.

The sentecne of the military commission was
read 10 linn with due solemnity. He listened TO
it as he would have listened tothe cannon of an-
other battle during hsmilitnry life. equally with
out emotion or braYado He neither asked for par
don, for delay nor for appeal. He advanced OF his
own accord toward the door. as If 10 accelerate
the catastrophe. The door opened on narrow esTl
lplanade, lying betweensthe towers oil the castle
and the outer walls. Twelve soldiers, vii loaded
.muskets, awaited him there. The narrow space
did not permit them 10 stand a sufficient distance
10 deprive death of part OF his horror. MURAL
stepping over the Threshold of his chamber found
himself face to face with them. He refused to let
his eyes be bandaged; and looking at the soldiers
with a firm and Benevolent smile, tMy friends
said he, ado not make me sufes by taking bad aim.
The narrow space naturally compels you to rest
the muzze of your muskets on my breast; do not
temble, do not strike me in the face-aim at the
heart, here it ISL As he spoke thus, lie placed
hisrght hand upon his coat, to indicate the posi-
ton Of his heart. In his left hand he held small
medallion, which contained in one focus OF love,
the image of his wife and his four children, as II he
wished thus to make them witnesses OF his last
hour, 10 have their image in his last look as in
his last thought, He fixed his eyes on this portrait
and received the death blow without feeling it, e6-
sorbed in contemplation of all he loved upon
earlhl HIS body pierced at so short distance by
twel, balls, fell with the arms open and his face
to the earth, as il still embracing the kingdom
which he had once possessed, and which he had
come 10 re- conquer for his tomb. They threw the
cloak upon the body, hicn was buried in the ca
thedral Of Pizzo Thus died the most chiyalrous
soldierof the imperial epoch not the greatest but
the most heroic figure among the companions OIL
the new Alexander -Lamdrtine' History of the
Restoration of The Monarchy in France.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

EXECUTION AND CRIME IN NEw YoRK.-Patrick
Fitzgerald, convicted in New York of the murder
of his wife. was hing Friday Ho met his
doom with great frmness, and even smoked CT
garduring the morning, well as laughed and talk
I'D with those who visited his cell On Friday next
Neary, also convicted of the murder of his wife,
will be hung in the same city. Eight persons
have been sentenced to death IN New York during
the last twelve months, ofwh;ch number six have
been hung. There are now ten prisoners in the
city prison charged with murder. The convictions
during the last twelve months in the city, are
nearly as many as took placein tie same period
of time in the whole of England aud Wales. Pop
ulation of New. York city, 100000; population of
England and Wales, Is, O00,O 200.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

GREAT Misunderstanding of the trial of an
invention of E. c. salisbury's Dust aud Noise
Controller, on the Hudson River Railroad, the
New York Day Book remarks:
tsThe train was carried over the most dusty por-
ton of the road at an unusual speed, averaging
As so miles per hour; this too, free from noise,
excessive draft, dust. Before starting, we rails
ed the windows either side of the cars, that
the draft, dust and noise might.hnye fair chance.
Tie trial was satisfactory to all.who were present
10 test itsyaue, and Mr.. French Immediately made
manifest his convictions, by giving Mr.. Salisbury
an order 10 attach it tothe passenger of this
company, and in few days the public will have
tho pleasure of travelling the whole length of this
road without the present suffocation of dust, OF
deafenins rattle of the car-w heels.' =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

HENRY a. WISE OF y4.-It was expected by
many that this prominent politician would have
received an appointment from President Pierce,
but Philadelphia paper gives the reason why he
did not and probably will not receive such a mark
ofexecutive favor. He was the second of Mr.
Graves, who killed Mr.. Cilley in duel, and the
President having been warm personal friend of
Ciley, has ever since, tits said, .disliked Wise on
account Of his agency in that bloody affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

A Hoo rok THE 4WoRlp's Fala.-The Nllwau-
:kie Daily Sentinel says: Us 5saa s. s.s55.t
A monster hog. weighing eleven hundred and
nine pounds, was hlpteIy5 shipped on board the
steamer Arctic, on his way to the Worlds Fair al
New York. He was purchased by Messrs R.
iBugg, and r. Stewart, of Niagara county, NJ. ",
for 5000, from Mr.. Hollister b.. Thayler, of Troy
Walworth county; Wis dis actual measurement
was as follows: Gitth behind the shoulders, feet
7inches: extreme length, 8 feet 1tinches; height
to top of the back, 3 ieet1 0inches. He was per-
fectly white, and only twenty months old. The
the animal walked.off loflhis own accord on board
the boat, and 1aid down on deck contented. The
owners are confident of making him weigh eigh.
teen hundred pounds, when fa.ted, live weight.
This is one of the specimens Wisconsin sends to
the Worlds Fair; it will be hard to beat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22


OLE Bulls NonwEGIAN CoLoSY.-The follow
ing extract from the correspondence of the New
York Times is of interest, as showing what is do
ing in Pennsylvania:
In my last promised 10 give you slight
sketch of Ole BULBS Norwegian Colony, in Potter
county, Pa. The principal town in the colony,
tent of the colony embraces 100000 acres. New
Norway is about so miles from Dunkirk, on Lake
Erie; aud by connecting it with Coudespcrt, by
railroad, the branches of the Erie railroad take
you to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. Ole Bull has built himself beauti-
full Norwegian cottage for his sumner residence.
He proposes 10 establish Polytechnic school in
his colony for the advancement of the arts and sci
ences generally, TO be conducted by the most sci
entific men of Europe. His plan is to make it a
civil and military school. to be open for the youth
of the Union and to connect the sciences with tile
arts. He desires to graduate an efficient corps TO
| be devoted to the manufacture OF arms; to draft
new plans; and make reports concerning the inn
provenent in arms nnd Notifications; to be ena.
hled 10 inspect arms and cannon, aud 20 kno that
they are made of the proper materials; and thor
oughlyto understand the science of protechnics.
An armory and foundry are to be erected fer prac-
teal purposes, and the best sode.s, nrtizans ami
works. The corps, when graduated, 10 be re-
ceived into the regular army as new corps.
| The Government is to have the beueft of the
result of all the discoveries in the arts and scie
ences, in return for which he asks the preference
| IN all contracts for cannon. arms, ammunition,
&c. The Institute is to be supported by mod
crate sum, in payment for the tuition OF the stu
denis, and the professors, artizans and workmen.
besides receiving salary, will be allowed 10 take
shares in the joint stock company, to be raised for
building the works, and who will share pro rata in
all contracts with the Government. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

q
NAMES OF NEwspAPERs.-The number of news
papets now printed in this country (not including
monthly magazines) is, according to statement
of the Philadelphia Register, about $500, and
there is remarkable sameness in their Names
The lnquirers Advertisers, Transcripts, Mirrors,
Advocates, Recorders, Chronicles, Republicans,
Wings. Pnlladiuins, Tribunes, Heralds, Patriots,
Observers, Messengers, Journals, Couriers, Senti-
nels, Reporters, Registers, Mercurys, Flags, and
Banners, constitute about two. thirds of the whole
Besides the above, there are one hundred and
sixty -seyen Democrats, and one hundred and TWEEN
ty-nine G azettes. 542s 81 -
As an offset to thisiwe may notice a, few of the
unique names, such as the Pleasure Boat, Life
Boat. Yankee Blade, Rough Notes, Rough Hewer,
Almighty Dollar, Old Oaken Bucket, Locomotive,
Screw Driver. Busy Martha, Young America, Nom
pareil, Straight, Forward, Sun Beam, Rainbow,
Fact Acorn, Plaindealer, The Wonder, Home Of
Mirth, Cataract, Tempest, Old Settler, Uncle
Toms Cabin, All Sorts, Dayids Sling, Circum-
stance, Una, Budget, Lantern, Pick, Castigator,
Yankee Notion, Uucle Sam, Boston Notion, Prairie
Bird, Gem of the Prairie Land. RAMS Horn.
Bugle, Chronotype, Golden Rule, Old Colony,
Pine Knot, Whip and Spur, Blue Hens Chicken,
Hornets Nest, Live Giraffe, Beobachter, ,Anzeiger,
Rladderedatsch, and some jaw breaking Norwegi-
an and iGermanfnames which we do not remem-
Der, some of them among our most able and valu-
able papers-N. y. Euening Post. q "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
.6E.BARNUM'S -HoTEL,

u u Z Yf-ff1s3i- CUMBERLAND, MD. ,,.,.
Eundersigned late proprietor OF the United sue
Hotel takes pleasure in informing the public ina.
leased the above Hote Tie building has undeIEons
thorough cleansing from bottom TO top, Is now IN ms N
order for the reception and genteel %
those who may please patronize it.. No ererols VI
be spared TO make this one among Tue %
Hotels. "a + : . 81
Ihaye associated with me IN bnsiness, son, lnLS
DoRE W. EvAks-ityy be conncte under The Mn 49,
W. Evans Son. The Did patrons OF United s.1, "a
and the public in general, respect Ieqneslsn
Continue their support this house; rms moderate
u Enquire iuI .BariiuIn'a HOTEL 1vars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
Wastarn Trade.

The people of New Orleans have become some
what apprehensiye of injury Ito their trade by the
advance of Western Railroads and lines commu-
nicating with the Eastern cities. The more judi
cious and discerning, however, entertain the rea-
sonable views thus presented by the New Orleans
Conner:
We are constantly reminded by our friends IN
the Western cities that supplies of foreign mer.
chandise changing their route, aud, instead OF
coming up the Mississippi heretofore, are
brought in large proportion from the Atlantic sea-
LoaTd; and that Western produce is taking the
direct to the eastward, instead of descend
ing the great river as in former days. Ihat the IA
cilitieS of intercourse between the vest ana the
EaSthaye greatly increased within the last Two OF
three years, no one pretends TO doubt. But mas
tile trade between New Orleans and the w estern
States decreased in the smallest degree in the
meantime? On the contrary, has not this same
trade teen doubled and trebled? This fact is pro-
we'd by the Official statistics of our commerce. Our
commerce has not only increa ell beyond the pro-
norton of increase claimed by the rivals OF New
Orleans, but the number of steamers plying hence
TO the upper rivers is augmented in ratio that is
astonishing. Every day we read of new steam
vessels being built rbuilding in the Western ship
yards, to be engaged in the New Orleans trade,
and these of gigantic dimensions, and decorated
in their interior in the most costly and elegant
style. The many and splendid boats now on the
river are found inadequate to the public wants,
aud we Live heard from good authority that hun
dred more steamboats, launched upon the river
would find ample employment. We feel no ap
prehension for the welfare of New Orleans from
the Wheeling route to the eastward or the Chica-
go route, that of Cleveland, or any other route
now constructed in the Northern States with a
view to the benefits of the Western trade. There
is enough for all. Each of the Atlantic cities may
acquire share of that trade which will be prof.
table to them, and infict no loss upon us. The
greatest and best portion of that trade must and
Will, in the nature OF things, centre here. In
New York, Boston, aud other places they boast OF
the g;eat enhancement of The prices of real estates
buothe same enhancement has taken place here
beyond anything we hive seen stated of other CT
ties. The only drawback upon us is the woful
want of public spirit in the men of capital.