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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

LEGIsLAruE-A LosG REcEss.-Both branches oil
the Legislature yesterday adjourned over to the oath
day Of May.
In SENATE the following bills passed: To In
corporate the New York Agricultural College requir
ing Banks in this City TO publish Weekly Statements ;
to regulate the Banking Basis allowing City Stocks To
be used to pay interest on Canal Certificates. The
Canal Appropriation Bill taken up. Mr.. Wander
blt moved to re-commit, but his motion was laid on
the table Mr. Cooley then took the floor, aud talked
in spite of oil entreaty, until the moment OF ADJOURN
ment. So the Canal business is just where the Gov
ernor took it up last January.
In ASSEMBLY the Session opened with appeal from
the Speaker 10 the Members for better behavior than
characterized their proceedings the previous day.
The bill to amend the Militia Law lost BY six ma
jorty After some debate the Assembly agreed to the
SeDates resolution TO adjourn 70 the 9th Of Nay. Mr
Shaw offered a resolution that Mr.. Matber be allowed
10 answer the charges made agains, him. before any
thing further was done in the matter. The resolution
was adopted The Senates amendments to the Bank
inc Basis bill we're concurred in. The bill in relation
10 Savings Banks in New-lork and Kings Counties
was passed. A Committee consisting OF Messrs d. Is.
Taylor Champn and ClapP, was raised TO inquire into
the affairs of the American Art. Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
. TOMPkINS COUNTY.

~ The Thaeher family In Massachusetts, have caused
- hin Monument In silver about hheen inches in hight
- ne down as an heir loom in memory Of their
80, Nathaniel TbaeheF direct descendant Of Of
puyitsn settlers and revolutionary officer The
s"sds Of land warrant granted to his heir, r 1i.hed
The funds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
The New Renfe TO alifsSnia- VIA Yer. r.,
NRN.OKLE.SS Th.,~a- IN
ylrfne RePest

The steamship Texas sails to Jay for Yer, C.
passengers for California. Ma Acapalro. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

~ Our advices BY the America show that the Gov
emmeats of the European Continent are as tmd a'ever
In Berlin q revolutionary conspiracy is said to be dis
covered and one Of the evidences Of the plot is that
eight persous were in the streets wearing hats oil
the Caiabran or Kossuth fashion Hereupou great
rumpus arrests, house searching and other peculiar
operations for conserving public tranquility &c. too
at Palermo the alarm is given and Sraghtway whoever
is suspected is dragged of to dungeon or done Tor with
powder and lead. Children afraid OF spooks 90 not
tremble more when alone in the dark than 90 these
roy al rsscals at the fainest suggestion oil revolt
sure omen Of the doom that is on them They must
come to it, They sure in due season to be blown
overheard But the hour has not arrived. The revo'
luton is not yet ready TO begin again Meanwhile there
will be conspraciss in abundance But we may sn'Pec'
that all reports about them and their suppression are
exaggerated Such is doubtless tue case with these
Prussian and Sician rumors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

THE HIGHLANDS. FndaY hpri. ls-S.
All outward bound vcssel,. except a .a Aad -, =
gone tn sea.
No inward bound vessel u ght
Wind light from tn N'rh " Gather C.'..
yin rine Di..ster.-AnEn~ta MuBictpsi gl-~p.
BALTIMORE t..,s, az,
New orleans papers ot saturday .t-t trr ....
An arrival AZ New Orlrtr. from la-.H. Us. .
wreck of the scloon,r lHupp,blrL vu 90. .. -.
and If the French bark Angus. iron \,r CO., -
The municipal election ma Augusta. e.. u.ft,.4 j, =.
choice Of eight Wings aEd irur p'u''rl'>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

r.s,rruos PrrHRsos & HuxrHRrrs, No. S9
S~vy ere dy eeviax pei pseists from Europe ssdhce.
- ssesnt C@rpsn Of zpsrior sbne and lcs en-
psssiesiarly cay trsas. Eos se fall en
7S - 49, ssiihs similar sosas
aE,,r,p CAnPETns reR SrRno SiLEs. 1888
I~u.ssxsy, No ~ Ps.rLa. Ss receivins
.5,si. aoet Of we've, spery, Brussels three ply
-. e.ss as sss.s' sssss .ssA having se.1
~ = sssy pssf inds's"s'"
C...,..,. CAarEr srosr, No. 20 C.s.Lsr-E. A
-. III he Of their tneads
py3eoe 1870 ~ received hon the eshs.ts1
Store The !sse se.:sss N Pss md ses ssls fan Is
,,-.,- SsLLNe or AT Cosr The sub
0sn0 ,he entire seeh q Mssac and Plates Of
.ss s e.. is sSss Tss,s ss,. ,.
AvA vA - -: ~ ssl Muse Booss At srs.s eHsSu VIII
ps.sen to cal bsfofe euyrss sBa eses
~ 20 - ~ HosAes wArsn No % S''.a.s
rss.s ana Inis.l Isssr.ees ,...
oe.rr MursAl IssUsAsoI 20 a. r. .noo. ss %
- ~ J.noS5 re c.Sssy OGss No hs'shsaS
WtesS W,l nd Milxp~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
MARYLAND f>essssa suy~.

BALTIMORE. pn<av lS,fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

a. Tresaeudous bargains in English Imperial Three
~,~AA Ips,si, CARPETS HfaAs Aspsssoss No " bSw
"a yspas patterns OF inssan Ce,penn>
- - O n O. u ss1 - sssu pr ysrs-si pe~ spnne Sys@
~ Crystal Palace Carpets at HrRAn AsDIssos
~. se..s bewsp h.snoeent mes styles Q,
SR 49, Royal Velvet Tsp~suy. Bru.rh and imPensi
SSA Cyeess snposted expressly Tor sShe'too ths New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. @ a. ]. BhHukots
No. ~ Main St., Centre wheeling,
EEP constantly on hand an o. inc
Of Paror Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their '.%esteTn
Virgnian coal stove cannot be 9y 9lS 1sS
thing ever introduced into the city Ihey nave soe
OF them within the last six months
take them back they did not give satsacuon' anu nave
never had one returned ,.... ..,.,. =,
They also keep constantly hand the latest style o
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made N tns
also cast Sinks and variety OF all IN
Foundry line, which will be sold low for cash.
xVoTl " A's@- .SN'N -. q d6Ewtc-Ang. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
Pemberton House.
,.. rp.T~. WHMnrne

WHEELING, VA.
IN NJ PEMBERTON announces to his old iTlenus anu
the public generalv that he has located IN the com
modions br ok buld.-s. formerly known as me st
prepai ed entertain Travellers in good style at
prices. The Pemheron House is situated lmnleai9sey
ON the Steamboat Landing he Depot of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad, afording passengers Tor me
cars or packet boatsa convenient stopping place. @
friends his house. and solicits share OF pubic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
1919 g5Ezza l 80 So 1876
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeingl
a. NJ. ADAMS

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
TTAVING now completed my rooms am better pre- IRE
pared TO accommodate my customers than ever pe'
fore and at such low prices wlastonsh the
CUme and try Remember thai my place Is ,49 one
door above tho old corner, long occupied by me- as
useless for undertake to enumerate my STOCK me
variety is SO great. jea0 A. III. ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
sTRAM MARBLE WORKS,

30 : e6 MARKETsT VA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extsnsiye srIange' @ =
Tcnts in the East for the supply OF Marple anu oG
tempating the erection OF Steam works. he woudinye
the attention OF Architects Builders and the public gen.
SI nspection of his stock, consisting OF lala
Stian sienna and other Marbles OF the hnest
oalites which be sold 1ower
neasrs would find tito their advantage toinspect his
stock beiore purchasing elsewhere. IS rs 81, -.
His work is done in the most elaborate style and ne
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine ms
oSphs Tombs Head foot stones &C., and Crave YARD
work in every variety being enabled by his 1el
any other esta blishment in the country. 17t {i
leaso g W ~ -Fs : s1ifTT = MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
fa s..a Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Also calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement aa,s5 FlasLe5
Casts and Models, and Marietta 1tlho stones' a.
lowest trade prices - .s.L -. -. y ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
WHEELING. assi ].
sPRTNG OF 1859.
WM. d. sEL By : =. !, .
ForeiEn q Donaestie Dry g oods,

Foreign s. Domestic Dry Goods,
No. LII Main ST., West side, bettoeen Monroe ana
'z'ts.s r=s t Union sts.
wheeling, Va, y =
rs NOW inreeept OF his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
IL and Notions, direct from importers and Manulacu
rers Compri Sing complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted to the trade this section he found
in any house, East West, towhch would respectfully
invite the attention Of retail dealers consisting of -
ss.if 81 7iia = 500 DRESS GOODS. .5es.,f..
In black silks apaeas, popns lawns elalnes, gtng
Mans etc. with very large stock OF pInLs o the Deal
other trimmings in variety. And OF iY i
esIz MEMS WEAR. esi s.. ts fs
In cloths, eaasimers sottinetts merino casslmeres,
jeans tweeds and summer clothsi also Cottonades, Dem
nis' blue drills brown linens inendrss nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also,
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soft
wool, bTash hats etc with full stock OF linen and cot
ton baggng seamless bags, buraps table Diapers cras
riigs lickings, Cheeks ahirtng stripes, etc., brown
and beached mIslinsi with good stock Of white goods
in the .,,, S A.'i7}f
AS cambrics jaconets Irish linens, aces, threads, but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs in all their variety.
MY whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
qqau,IS marS5 5"0 S''i'' t.i - W.T.. sRLBY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
sprine and Summer Clothing.
1e,n.rtf5rrEl1I EIcEI MarcIiant Tailor. Z.

STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers andthe
public generally that having commenced business
RoUS 3, Water ST. et, splendd assortment OF CLOTHS
ASSIsy ES; silk Satin and all kinds Of TINES
&C.. recently selected himself in the ESstern nc css &
mn 10 order at the shortest notice, in the best
Ta,tuer and latest style, Hts fancy DsRnrtWnsmt
kerchieTs Gloves Undershirts, Drawers, Sockigs and
every article kept in Genemens general gIashnS
91arters South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
New Music Store.
Sign of tho Grecian TEigOnum, NO. ASS

Sign Of tho GEecian. III. III SoH1ll1l' N0'
]. FIcKIEsoN would respectfully an an
EE7i nounee to the citizens OF wheeling ana ~; vi
u uelegant establishment for the sale OF vionns'
Guitars, Volincellos, Flagoles, Flutes Flies AeeoIe
ons Banios and Tambofines. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments and for
Music for the Piano. Guitar. Flute and Violin Also the
newest Songs Duets etc. the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. r, -. /.
CaTonets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Bows for Violincello and Violin. = :. /,
A. Klener's Furniture Polish, for renovang varnsheu
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets steam boatS Vi
descriptions OF Furniture. ,,..., r,;u,.
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber Pianos
OF tie rt and best in the United States such
as Nunns and Clars grand and square Pianos J. b Dun
ams Halett Aliens celebrated Boston Flan9s
Melodeons. a. .;-..,,
Accordeons, and all kind of
a lei lnyves nriceS. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
Thomas-H= Gibson.E

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. Union ST. opposite C. II. BerTy's Rope store.
pBGs leave to inform his friends and the public,
gas fitting all Its various branches, and respectfully sol
cftsa share or publ'c patronage.
He has constantly land, lead and iron pipes, COM
mon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps bath boilers
water Closets wash basins cold water fountains for ho
els water coolers for private families hot ana colo
shower baths tubs lead and boxes lead
cons atters kettles, retorts for bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus etc. Factories etc fitted up with
dispatch. - 4's-. '',.s' : 81 u, "a.
All orders LETT at the above place will be thankfully
ceiyed and promptly att tended to. -,
E.-AIl orders nom the country will meet with
prompt attention. Ht ap6-emd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
Iniericnn1, PatrOnfze YOur own Mnnu
nctuFes.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

w Wu65IIuB 5A4N = sIO Vt ,
A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior ana sun
stantl articles OF the various fabrics now In use az
GiILIS SILK FACTo2yi Main Street, Centre Mheel
ing The curious in such matters are TO see
Silks wholesale retail be supplied onreaso
able terms Gis Store adjoining the Factory OF at A.
ior,s and o. w. HeisAills, Wheeling Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. l19, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O.. ... ,.,...,
onr Fabrics arc arrented all pure Silk and have taken
The HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin institute
PhIadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We are cons aniIy
and our stock Is now large and ble
comprsng many satins dress
sils frnges craVats, handkeTchiefs OF white BACK
besttyyned silk tiled and plain. Also Shirts drawers
Please ca and this important branch
lean manufcture Orders every variety ofsksprompt'
~ IeTcbantable Cocoons and Reoled silk bought:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
= -WmERLRR & LAIkIN,
OlsRslcES, IlNI q bHEbINEkON w 4A1bh e
~ fI Mannfa ctopV..t.t ,t5I.. IS

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
A bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectig
-Ny inform his friends and the public geneTGy that he
continues manufacture the abetc named articles IN
all their variety OF which he has always on hand good as
sortment for wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves Of the most APP
proved patterns for coal and wood.
JOB work win continue to receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompness andn style that Will
PSass1h' sSs most iastiai0uA e. vARNRf no 8. Main
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
OCTOBER 6. 1853. -.
WHEELING.

~ No. 1873 Main ST., Wheeling. =
4 CONSTANTLY on hand, an extensive assortment Of
~ Fashiohable Clothing, and Youths and ChtldFen'a
Clohn which will be dfaposed ofon reasonable terms
% sAllorders promptly executed. ~ Jelly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06

BOOKSELLERS & STATI0NERS,
STTHOLES ALE and Retail dealers In miscellaneous,
wv medical, theological and school books
wall pRner and window blinds. Wholesale Dealers schoo
teachers and others supplied at the lowest
rates at the Bookstore, OF Main and Union streets
Wheeing, Va. .ePo-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-06
GEORGE MENIDEL.
No15d DTniYt street,
:. Look at This!
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.

DAGUERREOT GALLERY.
r.rS--1 .14 A.C. PARTRID6SE e invites
9JaagS Hattenton to his Daguerrean Rooms, and
y3fSeE8 Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
n sf3SNlSSf3 experience and close appEcatiOnto tho
ESe1a f8sSsf art Confident that he now combines
in his establishments all OF tho improve
which tiue and proper tests have proven valuable
he promise to produce Lkenesses eol1IunE IL t AZ
beauty and perfection which has yetpeeh OE INC
Daguerrean process. Z "a, i,.
For the attractive and commoulou9 styLe m MISn us
rooms fitted up, he invites the pubic 70 eau
Inc themaelveR. His Cabinet Of arc eHys
open for inspection. -. ,5,..E =. e.,
oIsO most mortem kenesses at short notice.
A well selected stock Of Pnles'
cases, lockets &C., always on hand and Tor sale;
Rooms, No. SO Monroe Bt.s near the POST once
noN1s 80 =-.=------------
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-19
Sl7,lo4,75l SIS, ,l90,63l s25 ,235 ,374

lNDEpENDENCE OF TIE FARMER R-Ev.
crybody in America wants to be indc.
pendent. We have lawyers, physici-
ans, mechanics, ministers, and far
mcrs-all striving TO obtain or Sc
cure independence. and all in n
good degree feel satisfied with the
result of their labors in this behalf. We
glory in our political and religious free.
dom-all Of us. Here we are al! equal,
from the President down tn tie
paupcr; if, indeed, the down hill slopes
i'll that direction, which is Il urirs
ton fairly drbatcablc But after
all, there is no class among us so
decidedly independent us the farmer.
Look at the minister! Does he
dare give uttcrancc to sentiments that
he knows will be generally distastcul
TO his Society! Docs the LAWYER
want to displcaSc his towmSmcn, on
whom he may depend for Il living! Or
do the merchant and mechanic fee! per
lcctly free ut the conmcnccmcnt Of
their business, Wien the good will of
the community may be considered as
:. portion OF their capital: to take de-
cidcd positions on the unpopular
81 e! There are many OF these elias
scs, to be sure, that feel as iudcpcm-
dent rs the farmer; because hv sue.
coss in business they do not feel the
necessity Of employing this windy cap.
ital--thc breath of popular applause.
So long as men see that their daily
bread, in Il good measure, depends on
the esteem OF their fellows, they must
he dcSirous OF securing it, The me
clunic depends in part and prilciual
Iy OH his skill; and SO Of all pro!cs
sions. But they depend also, in
some degree, on the good will ofolhcrs.
The farmer, also, relics on his
skill; but the opinion Of his neigh
Dor is not worth Il groal TO him.
SO far rs his ability to live is cor
ccrncd.--ile plants his fields, and The
good Lord, who ''scnds his rain on the
Irst and the unjust" makes 40 dis
tncii"n. lie waters the field Of the
whIg, the democrat, the ab"Iitionist,
the lnlldcl, and tn pI"ns man alike.
Tie widest fanatic IN the country, by
suitable l'ila@c, may raise rs good 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-19
SVilnissGtoaR and Manchester
Es:ai! Road.

We were much pleased on Friday
last at noticing the great Increase of
travel on this road ,-liost of which is
made up Of through passengers to the
Nsrth and West On Friday the day
named VIC fell in Company with par
'y OF eighteen ge.tlcmcii from Colum-
bia, bound for the Worlds Fair, who
had chosen this route as preferable TO
cnconntcrims the sea voyage from
Charleston to Wilmington; they all
appeared in the highest spirits and bent
upon y pleasant trip. We wish them
God speed. The great Nor hcrn and
Western mail has not been given to
this road yet, bnt will be by the first
OF August, should the experiment OF
connecting with ;Ilc mail trains on both
ends Of The Road prove successful.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-19
Singular HlacnbatiOl,.

We have heard of strange freaks in
the animal world of late: Bourbon
Prince has been Matched among the
lroquois Indians Marshall Ncy, it is
now asserted, was given birth to among
the Georgian hills; Gen. Jaclison's first
breath, we are told, was tinctured
strong y with t.c tar, pitch and tur-
Pcntine essence of the old North State;
while it is maintained with equal posi-.
tivcncss, that George Washington was
first folded on the lap ola good Welsh
mother. All of these facts came like
thunder upon tho ears of the dcludcd
World. But, unfortunately for the re-
vcalcrs Of these wonderful facts, some
other tdcts have also been brought to
light which initiate with and prove
their fiction. But as if wonders arc
never to cease, VIC were told by a
friend the other day: that he had found.
at some distance from any habitation,
Il chicken under the kind and mothcrlv
protection of a partridge (or quail as
our Northern neighbors would call it. J
and SO confident was she as to her
right and tile to the maternity OF
Young chanticlccr that she gave battle.
IN his protection. The little chicken
vas black and cvinccd all the shvncss
of a young partridge. He was alone,
and rs the eggs Of partridge require
but two week incubation, the bird
must have nestled the single egg
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-19

A correspondent of the New
York Times, who signs himself a
'Strangcr," i'll Il letter to the edi.
tor, says:
There is no place in the coun-
try where II visitor feels so unsafe as
in this city. Daylight affords him
some t"lcrablc security, but if he
ventures out ofhis hotel al night, he is
not without nervous apprchcnsions for
his life. Elsewhere it is not so.
! speak from personal experience when
| say that New York is by far the
most dangerous city in these States. 1t
is very much worse than New Or.
leans. If the evil is irrc,ncdiably by
your police arrangements, let us know,
and we will take care. of ourselves. As
things now are, your system puts of
our guard. You have II police that is
Just sufficient to drludc us into tie
idea cf pIotcction-a temptation, we
may say, to lorcgo our own defence.
All this is the worst form of wrong.
For system that falls short Of its
end in such matters rs safety and
life, really leaves the ccniiling strain
ger more to the mercy of bad men
than he would be were he to carry his
police in his pocket.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. Tho Charleston
Standard states that, on Tuesday, while
five persons engaged in removing the
walls Of the old building, to be re.
placed by the building of the State
Bank, upon the corner of B;oad and
East Bay streets, the joists upon which
they were standing to overturn the
north wall gave way, and plunged
them below TO the first story. This
started the south wall, Which also fell
and buried them beneath the ruins
One WAS taken ont dead, another with
both thighs broken and in n dying
state, and all the rest more or less in.
jurcd, but it is hoped not fatally.