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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

TnE GAZETTE, alluding to one of the editors of
This paper, says 'if man keeps fees to snap at
PasOus, he ought to put a collar on them if he
dOsnot wish to father their acts:s' Pretty nice
l,pguage this for one who aims to be a pattern Of
dignity and propriety. Were we in an extrcm.
y TO get nd of |athering our acts, we might
charge our name and bury our clothes, when the
angman was after us to ttput collar on ~,
But aswe are not yet reduced to such an EXTERN
itE We shall not probably adopt such course.
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RAILRoAp AccIpENT.
suseuElIANNAH, N. y

SusauEnANNAH, N. Y, June II. n
An engine exploded yesterday on the Erie Rail-
road, killing eleven persons and wounding several
more. Among the killed.were A. Arnold, engi-,
neer. Three women were supposed 10 have been
blown into the river. Fl1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

FINE SHEEr.-The Wellsvile Patriot has the fol-.
lowing notice of the sheep of Captain BRADY, Of
this county:
D. Captain BsADY, Gone of the firm of The Messrs.
sshADr'> Of Ohio county. Virginia, told us few
tIs ago. tina, the fleece often sheep of their flock,
S skeh on this season, weighed 40 pounes! The
!eapaln passed through here for Buffalo, where he
b taenos 10 purchase three lambs of The imported
TIeed' an! for which he will ikelypay 5000 each.
though these figures seem large, yet he represents
w ne operation ''as naying one" We would like
10 near OF some OF the wool growers Of this region
making M similar Improvements in stock. 1t costs
10 mole 10 keep sheep from which TO- 10 and even
~ pounds OF first quality of wool may be clipped,
lan The little runts from which 81, and pounds
M ;ns considered good 'turn off, Wooliis becom-
ing one OF the principle sources of the farmers
wealth. and it is his interest to grow wool that will
;n,n high price whenever aud wherever put
ISlnce the above was in type, the Captain has
m.1 Sfa IN town, on his way home, with the AMI
aS III question, and truly are they noble speci-
nes Of the genus Opis. Should any of our farm.
e1S wsh 10 profit by suggestion they can pro-
nv TL tne genuine stock from the Messrs. BR1pY,
on liberal terms sl-,s = : - - - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

WILLIAM LYNCH, Presiding Elder.
Fourth street-Gordon B .ttelte.
H North Street-S. G. J. Worthington.
ChapIine Stteet-J. S. Patterson.
South Wheeling-S. Burns. 8
Wheeling Creek Mission-B. Hull. :,
Short Creek and Liberty-T. Guthrie 81
TIiadelphia-G. W. Arnold. -.
Elzabeth-James Drummond. 80 ft7ss
Crave Creek-Alfretl Roger. ~
New Martinsvile--R. NorthC1aft.
SlSterSVille-D. Waddle.
Fish Creek-L. Janney. 3z
Seamen Friends Mssion-C. D: Battelle.
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,..rx has on hand s'Big Jonathan for Ju-
NcnL." ,be Pirate. Man in Search of a Wife,
w. "d D Sundly other new works.
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FPRosPHcTUs

Sc o T TON P.L AN T., .,
A SOUTHERN Commercial Organ Published al Wash.
the development Of our tesearees To advocate at sh
cifc Railroad, edited by O. G. Baylor ESQ late u S.
Consul at mste and r. g Barnwell, South Caro-
lima, long connected with DeBow's Reviews. Subscrip
ton 50 90 Address Jas. H. M'Hechen, Wheeling va.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

s.S ,a s5si Hsii.lai June II.
The New Orleans mail of Saturday is received.
The Picayune has Galveston dates to the 7th
Information is received of the massacre of Benz
HubeIts surveying party on Red River by the
Wastita Indians. Only one man escaped.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

June II.
River fallen inches since yesterday, weather
dry. Flour s,s5a4. Wliskey III. Provisions
Mess polk 1450. Groceries-Sugar 2ia44. ssasl az
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Mountaineering Western Virginia Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which
adjourned at Weston on Tuesday last, made the
following appointments for the Wheeling Dis.
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VIM. II. Needs & Co.,

BookbindefsIsB Inn Il: book nHnnufncturers,
No. Pa Monroe Street UP STAIRS.
yNOULD respectfully inform pub
wv lie in general that they bought the establish
ment lately known as James NJ, Ewng's Book bndey and
Bankbos III mandatory and prepared to Rule
bind to ORDER blank books OF every descriptions music
&c in manner not to be
and by any establishment in the oountry.S
Constantly on hand an assortment Of blank books.
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ATTBN TIoNII

TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS oraEn- /
y1l ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
"nee41ng Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of Main and Sd sts., t,5l
TTAv,xr CENTRE WHEELING.
Id MY completed my arrangements, 1 am now pre-
Fa'eq 70 manufacture il7l9 -z'7ilf
Atmv .LrhARMACUTlCAL CHEMICALS.
stee;s e9Tatory building corner Main and Sd
aeso din, preparations warranted pure and preaared
ARTICLES mention: f9es9ts> -Alhohs 5ths NUMEROUS
4Stais. chemically pure;
IsatImony Preparations, 5.-ss ~, .
Aq. Ammon ffL
Aror,,,,. concentrated for blistering,
alcohol, absolute; : : : - IS. ~
Extracts CAleohol;o ',.s
s ssTsSr tI Pp.sepsTetions, calomel. ete.i
a., Clloroform, etc , etc =
eoTdnp ~ I PherGaeuea preparations prepared &c.
-sPuees. ap23ty RICHD.RLUM
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-. -, v,oIp BIBLE presented by the ladies TO
THs CIV Lodge was furnished by WILDE &
BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

THE Publishers, with pleasure, acknowledge
the valuable and friendly assistance, rendered
them by Mr.. JOHN GlLcHntsr in the compilation of
this work."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18
DIR, Gordon Harris

-'1II -N1OI uOII I1dIIIS,
s4a A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFIcE-Baltimore Lock Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
practical experience OF over 90 years enables Dr. H.
TO insure sound and speedy cure ina certain class
cases. which have too long been yielded regular physi
Clans to the hands Of be consulted
hdenialiy, either in person or by letter. -
tPersons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DIR. Harris, Baltimore Md. All communications
confidential, remedies sent by mail to any part ofhe u s.
See advertisement on fourth PAGE. aRr4-ty
STOCKFON'SE 'NRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS. :.
RATES FREIGHT. s7sz,5st5
From Wheeling to Warrington
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs.
From Wheeling to Ciaysville-
II Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs
From Wheeling TO West Alexander ~
Heavy Goods 10 centsrer 100 lbs.
@paekages weighing less than 100 pounds will be
Charged % cen Is, TO any point the road. q .
special contracts Tor carrying freight be made by
calling at STOCKTON, Russell G Co.'s Monroe street,
Wheeling. ans6 Il - Il W. STOGlSTONl-
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cocrrEous.-Upon the face of The new Map of
Wheeling, Msssrs. Manfred & Simpson thus hand
,onely acknowledge their Indebtedness TO Mr..
1,h, Gilchrist:- ts- .'i.= 50 Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

LAND. FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm near Wheeling; and will sail n
on liberal terms, aud in one may DO
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Chickering's Piano Fortes

Ou1cKer1nBsS P1anOs FOrteS.
,a<sl-. TIKI subsc riber being appointed agent for
the sale of CHECKER, ng's Piano Fortes <lor
III u u UWesteTnVirglnia keeps constantly on hand
good stock OF those celebrated Inst ru-
ments which are by the eminent pro-
essors OF music to be the best this or any other con
try These instruments offered at Boston prices
ding with general stock musical
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retail.
ngold Pianos takenin exchange. Pianos TO let Mu.
= mali ait : : = = eAi0A s''s's' JAS. MELLoR.
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mn20.-43m,

% TO TIE MILLIONS.
From toothless babes of nameless weeks
Toprattling jokers in the streets; ~
From girls aud boys that read a s.hool,
To nthce clerks upon their stools;
From the budding of love at sweet seventeen,
To the Candle explosions of all honeymoon dreamsj
From mid way yea rs of man md his wife, -
To advancing days and reclining lite
From the Specialized few, who with establishment gaze
AT the wOndrous things of these modern days-
Is heard this general exclamation, -. FL 3
HAVE YOU USED LYONS KATHAIRox?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic of this powerful thing, ia y '77=l
That starts the roots Of hair long dead &.
And covers up the once bald head; ~; E5asa ls1i-f
While the truant locks, harsh and stia,
That used to vex the pretty miss.
Z Now around her shoulders twirl $500 +ais
In such rich, luxuTant curls, t l7ss sztl' 81
The sight or touch, you know not which, 81
Sets man SHINING, and their heads bewitch'd.
The 1hndruf-vexed stuf-ihat once did fall
You number with the things that were, flzatg
BY using KathaiTon on the hair.;s 7iiz ~
But more than half yet said, 5f
Are facts about the Nerrous Head,
Z i hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the Kathairon such pains l'l warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. No gossippirg, I'm sure; &
Ard for Ptmpes. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Tetter,
And all such diseases. nothing is better. -
YON.S kATHA1R0Ns0 justl celebrated for Preserv.
ing. Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is by
very Druggist and Principal throughout the
World, in large bottles, for % cents.
Sold to the trade Liberal dlscount-tt com.
ntestoned. Address letters TO
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BALTIMORE

.whiteley Brothers 8 Stone.
DRY GOODS 800 'iIa57= 3
No. IL HanoUer St, near Baltimore ST. ~
mar26-6m baltimore.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
Upholstery and Paper Hanging Warehouse
- No. 220 Baltimore ST., near Charles ST.
AS IN store, curtain material and trimming, such as
damask. Cornice, etc. - s'ft'Ss' " ''et'1
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
tain and figured plush, hair cloths, velyets eiInps
webbing piano and table covers transparent shades etc
PAPER HANGING,
rooms, Chambers etc. together with decorations views
0GTSe ee all of whchw be sold pleasing
MARTIN & HOBSoN,
Flour end General Commission Merchants,
mar2s1 CORNER ErT RNL 4TR 5t5FlAoRF
CANETEED, BROTHER, & Co
=, s229 Battimore Street, Corner Of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN ZINE wArcnEs. RICH ,EwELnx,
p SILVER, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE AND
~ FANCY G OODSl
III AyE opened their new store with splendid
GOLD AND SILVER wArcHEsi
extensive Stock says Rep; on
every one of which is guaranteed toerlorm accurate
SILVER WARE own MAEuFAcruREi
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Goblets, Cups Turnblers
Walters, Spoons Forks, Pie and Cake Knives
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Rings, Fish Knives,
lars, OF new designs.
PLATED WARE.
Office and Tea Sets Urns, Tea Kettles large and small
Waters-ov oblong and round shapes Csstors Cake
baskets, EpeTgness, Flower and Fruit stands, DC.
DIAMOND WORK!
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and Rinss
Crosses Finger Rings, full suits Diamonds
suitable for w eddng Gifts. = : -
RICH JEwELRY!
branch of our business is surpassed by any es-
In the country ha wing workmen employed
ae, our own supervision, constantly making styles
anu by every steamer supplied the European
aclores which enables us to give customers the
latest fashions, and at low prices 80
4 FANCY GOODS!
writing Desks Work Boxes, Chess Men, Card Bas-
kets, Cologne Bottles elegant Vases, Partisan Marble
Statutes Paris Bronzes, Fine Paintings Papier Mache
Tables and Work Stands Porte Monnaies, uperor Co.
oghe French Perfuneries, Rosewood and Leather Dres
sing Cases English Soaps, Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes
&c. - f-1gss l715 7E5f4 =
SUPERIOR 5ALBATA WARE! y. ~
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons Ladies' this art
Gle, which Is fast superseding silver
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant designs, black
yeow drab ard white marble do; French Porcelain do;
richly decorated. - 5T5l-77s-s
WATcH Tools AND MATERIALS, OF the hest quality, con-
stantly kept on hand and carefully selected. : III
For the convenience OF customers have erected a
arge spacious store giving customers every facility for
sales room, have fitted up another room, over
100 Leet in depth, for the Wholesale Department.
Every article from establishment is warranted
10 be as good as represented.
H17Persons visiting Baltimo will do well examine
assortment. Orders the country win be attend
GANFIELD, BROTHER g. Co.
22e baltimore ST., S. West corner OF Charles.
Sign OF the Golden Eagle.
Baltimore. March 24.-dw1y
c. IPpRV
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.5.v1o CoALMAN is an authorized Agent to pro.
u5-Mr g i1,;ons to the Wheeling lntelligeneer-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

ID. s.. BARNES, Proprietor,
zt.1t 16t Broadway, New York
n1-For sale By Kels & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold. by Patterson & Co.; y. n. Logan
e. Co., and Wheat & Chaplin nia1S26m.
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lTrust Sale.

18th July 1853, viii sold at the Court
aer name house and 202 alley
o. s9nn street East Wheeiing the being the
fourth cash. the balance at six nine
with interest nom the day OF sale warranty
ute will be given when the last payment is made.
- 5Ne.ss'ls ,--fss-s5 Is @ JEFFERS, sfi
IuneI-uwtd JOHN HIII,-I5
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REAL RsTATR sALEs.
Valuable, Land for sale

BOUT 1000 acrea of improved Marshall Countv
land for sale, at and near the forks agnes.
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth or
Flaits OF Grave Creek and miles from Wheeling Also
Arm OF ~ acres within miles of tho city OF Wheel
lng IRONING on the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal VIII sen in quantities to suit purchasers
june5-dtrwo = - .Atp WOODS
.The Pittsburgh Journal Washington Reporter and
and e Al anf1Sse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

FIVE sHEEr.-The wellsvile Patriot has the fol-
lowing notice of the sheep of Captain BRADY, Of
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RIVER NEWS

8 - - a.
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REPoRrED FOR THE INrELIIGENoER.

AFFsyaiaI and ana DepaFt.rs ssof steam noais.
Fertas last24 Hours. s.aing :. So CLOCK.
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FROM THE IsTHMUS.

W have our Panama hes o. March ~.
Row AZ IAuool-On Sunday night. March ~, a very
.ou. disturbance took place ~ IaDoga sm0ng the ia
t.vrs of ~ place. .roaIug our ID party dnerences
L. sptaa 9 new Jes POltieo mad been recently ap
p.r.i torak- rh- place of another ~h0 hAe Ter soais
ie l-d ths orire Considerable tl.ssrstc0n urin
Tested b ire fipu... 81 the od incumbent anil resistance
% tbs ne4 app.ut,r tet.rA.ed upon. meeting na4iy
took place between the 0pp"sng factions, ION SuPbay
evening" and a r,W immediately commenced 40 ~lhb
ku.ss- cuts and ulacletrs freely g.et AMI ~ti
bloody ~fr,t although have 81 heard ~ ho bath
amDi rhe PARTICIPANT. IL d. stated tai upward % nfiy
per-oa. were engaged each .si-. >ome II uirin
lr--.l FoI8-I ciohr. made Their escape AID arrived
s, Panama rte Hl.nt.
III Exce-iey tie Governor Nth Dbl, unlal pfOmptne,s
went down he Island the evening % inquire into me-
matter and pun IA rh~ rgtrr. III accompanied by Mr.
Edsard Flr tle agent 81 the Pacific NAL >t4mshp Qua
pauv aud Nr " 4 kal.ton- 81 the house ~ OafrAsvN'
fretz s Co.. gent. Il rh- independent steamers.
RI. ExrrI.ucy tax with hln about twelve e4iheu
soldier. t0 arrest fle moot rrYl1 ~.nr ~ the ptfy
1l- arrival IT fhe Governor and soldiers A. NJ Siam Al
tn effect q lttz -roP O. all further dne1y ~f N7
pre~sur.
Although the appearance II fhe military a. 1Ab0ga has
produced very sautsr eject time beng Vt Inc
beigerent express opinion tssr these soldiers VII MT
there long and generally UNDERWOOD mat PSeiA
making another outbreak a. soon a. me
and those aser h command ezso t5e stand o~iDs
the froubs - Iab0 AMI some nsuits offered 70 20
eigners on III Island Cst DOrnn a. ina seel " 1. ~
Porr-u0uts AZ thar Place day longer tAAn ~ ttt.
Dur.ax tie day e. hat ga inief'IrF ST w -
All - fet - rli..ll. the ilt-r o-1I ITO inr pi@
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g.. xr-, .nv further insults offered 70 the Amer
n on ,b ;.lsnd and that the Alsds ~oaiu ny "a,
ers be woud b. obliged "a put stop 10 fhe IA
.eli with the aid OF the Portsmouth ins IT,, e, hs
il efsec, at once. and everything rein~inea 9"'' ~
Portsmouth left the hSrboT. ,-;..J Ss.tss
pgPlRrURg - TEE PoRrssoCIH-ih. -, go
sloop ofwar Portsmouth Capt Thomas ~ po''l 49,.
her departure from the Por, II fsnsns tt
dAv evening and VIII proceed direct 20 'A,'A' '"''
.far receiving supply of wStrr on bosri -, :. ia
!, ! though, III, portsmouth vii return here y mo
,,ra of few months by which time We are ~ w.
IA: orders Will ha,e been oU, a. retain h,r h'I ~
nisncntly 49, - N;.si,,.
NoRg' CeVRsEyS ~ r,N,Na-The Epi>soi@l N>s"nr
~ >ortv in New OK have 0Ri - The i,ihnas ne'
NJ Coax f,r the purpose o( s.certsinns the rSanuy ~
,,hli>hiug ~ .aar EpscopAan Church IN tins cy ana
another I'm A>imwal We understand thar slr'fty Wv.
Cool has found >Gtcen; ndGo mont - commence "isf
~ =, he latter place ~ - the establishment ~ snetner
f,r-u churh IA Panama uis - supported eA''n>Ncy "
s,3 ,n IN, ntti States have no idea that weuo
~" :. ,,;,,, s,,> .,,,.,,>, AZ ur,>..ut H'hc.
l, = r,ro-r.d that the y,lain who murdered Awell SoS
49,, .ns am the r,c,> r,ssi hs> len discovered ant ~
bk,y 70 he brought 80 justice Immortality lie y >e' 'o
l.. in hou>,, only few miles frn the city, ,nnrnns -
yrelv trln wv pistol wounds which he rt.Nd m io
encounter Nth Atwel and j. unable g. leave Ms bed
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

W n receipt Z Intelligence from Honolulu . -.
ltii 81 Fe5r-a fourteen LAY, ,rr thai number VI .n
sl-ltal person. nember- II the legislature have resolved
g. move The Abolition u ror charge rhu, making 10
Lo.ulu t--- Pm Tie Inactivity 81 rhe t'0yerIn-lt j.
c,lr r- Of slt Aut- gwen 81 -Iterpr--, or the
stvauf - IL commerce, o. BE- attempted Jy ilIyldI
Temps
-. Paiyaas ha- leading article 1r.n-, the subject u
sugar planting q. r-al-rs
he King has received Monsieur Perrin Psnipoten-
tan Of France.
Ne have seen sample II superior quality q wool hot.
a cEp a $3.50 Ih-- b. Nacy a LouEada II Wanna ia
vlh. l. beautiful strong stapie, and We uni1rlAnd
pay. vel o. ship >ycn~y. Ae-,r, VI a l. sASScl -
tave about la 80 sheep o. shear PEAT sea-9n-
T-re q. nothing easier ra-d 90 many parts % tAese
Islands dian -he- b. sod 1f. ,'tt' % -'ii pr y
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subject In the absence Of facts We mss: rely on eon;e
ture which in this gives reasonable grounds f
alarm yet for several very good First she was
considered capable Of performing the voyage wthou. more
than the ordinary risk. Next she in good condition
when last seen heard fr0n-and lastly because there
been no heavy gales storms which could have endan
gered the safety Of any vessel along coast since that
time. II very probable that she has broken .hsf -
portion Of her machinery has gwen out which has
compelled her 20 put into Gusynss or Il Paz IN Lov-r
California, 10 remain there Until her situation becomes
known
The same paper Of the 18th ult says. We learn from
Captain Haley late Of the steamer Washington ta; tn
days immortality subsequent 70 the Ia; time tn nd-u
ence was spoken there was continuation 81 very me
weather in the Gulf Of California. r j the opinion 4
Captain Haley that par q her machinery broke t0n.
and that -he went into Mszstsn for shelter TINS
mont Of Captain Haley corroborztes what ~ Published
some day since th~ protebi@ csIifueTc = fs -lip
uncommon delay aud the total absence Il any rough
weather by which she might have been darnard We 10
not yet -ee cau>e for -roDs alarm and entertain d0ul
rs the Sea Bird VIII bring fu u her on he-
turn The Independence twenty day Overdue a. the
attest C2fcs.
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BRITISH EMPIRE.

Parliament ms. being ia .. .-ioB 49, have little IL Btey.
e.t t report The renew al II the Fast India COpsnys
Charter IT, At the present Moment subject 81 hocn
inauiry among commercial men A. well a. potlclans
meeting Ut the bankers merchants and manufacturers u
Manchester was summoned under the Presidency Of tho
Mayor on the I'D ut ~ consider the subject, aud Tho
feeling Of the meeting agreed With that Of the country a.
large in opposing the longer domination over l)vAo
u population by Board of bur-and twenty Direstas
IN Lesdenhastreet
Two or three elections Or members 81 Pariiamex
we're IN progress At Blackburn a formidable not had
occurred IL. Ia Act vas read and the military called
out but they did not come INTO COLLISION WIN NE
citizens.
Immense has the emigration u past year. has been,
the exodu. this spring gives promise N b-ing gfesser
than in any previous season, bO'n " Aa,traiis sna
10 America The lat Australia mail brought JG fsgis-
tered litter. for ireland each containing remittance.
And the Cslsay Paeket stats that b. the last Ane1czn
mai onward. u sterling received in The village
III Bayaux dian County Clare los the purpose Of eiiss
,~e,l. II earlier migrants - JON them 10 America.
declaration II the baEkvr-, merchants tr4iers' and
oer. II London protesting Tat they have no unfrsDdy
feeling. towards re people - France, Is ia VI snisa
1--WE ..gIatrre in the metropolis
Among The new undertakings just brought before ihs
public i joint stock adventure Ia supply the CHy ~ itsf
in III wster->ir e. Fox aud Mr. Champion, engipers,
NTH board Of London merchants Directors AHotbsr
company Of shareholders ~ London ana iA'efP, i'.'
TAI 10 construct the Frankfort WiesDaden and Cios
Railway 10 mile. along the Rhine bank Fox Henisrs"S
s. Co. contractor An extension 81 ne railway ,.sta
rom Hamburg through mainland 81 Denmark =
concession for years Is so annOsneedPsfo. is -
n ,,r.fiv~s on the London North Westerp Ra-
wsx fIiiyerpool % LondOnj snn strike ~
fncreassd wages. The dlspstsa however, .pte1xA -
upon setsIasn by agreeing - iS Lev x sss .xss
o. .hfl.nxs stsrEng pr week, go. -. a. -.
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