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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
McCLALLENS q KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS AND

J NO. 1877. -9
MEMS woMHN's CATERS, HALF
t,000pr mems kip boots, GAtrKRs, Erc.
900 meM's thick boots, POO prwomens CATERS,
900 mems cali boots 400 do half cutters,
900 mems WATERPROOF do 900 do walking shoes,
MEMS BRooAHs. 900 do pegged buskns,
500 mems calf brogans, 900 do kid'buskins slip
900 prime kip do Pers. I-rs1t 81
1900 do thick uo MISSES DOOTEHS nus.
1 900 low priced do KIEs, ETC. l5
poYs' uooTHRs 600 misses morocco lace,
1900 nail bows thick bootees, 300 do kip do
500 q kip. do 300 do calf do
400 calf do 300 do kid and mo-
YOUTH BOOTS buskins
500 pr youths carbOots, 150 do black, blne, and
300 do kip do bronzed CATERS,
1890 do thick il ouILDREN's BooTEEs.
nuYs AND YOUTHS DROuANs. 1 500 pr fancy bOotees
. Orr BOYS kip brogans, 1000 kid & morocco 1'
1900 do thick do 1900 chIdrens peg'd &c @
1000 youths do do { 1000 children's goat 80 lal#.
COO do kip do 1900 do coorcd 81
800 boys and youths cali do GuM sHoEs.
wONYR's LACE BooTs. 490npniTs mems, ladies and
500 morocco lace boots, children's Gum Slloes.
1000 calf do s sl HATS CAPS. s.t.a
600 lii do 400 doz mems plush caps,
1900 kip do 800 { wool hats,
- u -t3.ss4l BAND BOXES, ...s .-
... &. .-r....r 800 wood band boXes.
Thankful the liberal heretofore eXtendedto
VS. w y SAJcCi4 II.ESNs & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
Pemberton House.
Water street, Below Monroe.

~ WHEELINC, va, 49, :,
mn - NJ PENBERTON announces to his old friends ana
public generally that he has Ses a 1s the tine s
TTrSes y and thoroue repaired and retted it, and IS
prea in sc%S stye Ha
IN ie Steamboat Landing and near Depot OF the BAL
tinorc and Ohio Railroad aording pasaengeTs Io e T
SrnnTet5r Tes,ectfuy invites tic attention OF his OLD
friends to his house, aud solcits share OF pubic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
j111sIs1IE, AN, - sIR4llzf HlkON W4AAk IS
e., -4@

C0Dl+rElkI AANt a SIAtsA1A l444NVN " ]-Hh d
Manufactory.
THANKFUL, for tho liberal patronage heretoforc
- bestowed unon him. the subscriber would respectful.
~ inform his friends and the public generally that he
continues to manufacture the atovc named arucSs III
ali their variety OF which lie has always OIL and good as
sortment for Wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps hand, Sookins stoves OF the most
lob work will continue TO receive his particular attention
and be syecc with promptness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. ..,, ID. :, F,,-,,. ,
nupo4 -#. Ht.. E.NARNEY, nos Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
Something worth seeing!
a M ADAMS'

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS,
TTAViNG now completed my rooms am better pre-. ire
narcl 10 accommodate my customers than ever be'
Trc and at prices will astonish the natives
Come ON and try Remember tha my m pace s Is II fs s
ISec al r mo TO undertake to enumerae my stoek Inc
vsTieIy II SO great. je2O '"' a. Nj. ADAMS =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
-CENTRE FOUNDRY.
]. & A. ]. BAGGS,

NO.29 Main st., Centre Wheeling, zee ina
" EEP constantly on hand an assGrlms o. I'LL tne siefv
a Parlnr Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their .w estsrm tn
vrgria coal stove cannot be eay %Svs sold la
oT bem within the last months, pleEing 10
take them back they did not give sattsacuo' anu heso
6ey also keep constantly hand the latest s @ sty9 H, o.
Arch Crates, warranted equal 70 any m9oe ~ S tie
EoHnTr ry line which will be SOIL low for casn. &c 1oh
G5sPartcnar attention will be paid 70 IL S ss W
q. wv Ns',--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
WHEELING. VA. THURSDAY. MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.

RoB'T FORSYTH. ]. p. HOPKINS. ]. II. FORSYTH IR.
FoRSYTH5 & HOPK1NS,f
(SuccessOrs to Forsyth and BGker.) g"
Forwarding nnd
GO.lRRslaa=i - sion M ere llsasIlstS 8,
PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS,
WheeIingS Va.
TTAVING completed our Arrangements East and West
IL rthe safe and speedy transit Of Merchandise and
Produce, tender services to the public with tho
assurance that facilities unsPasset our House
llvinga Railroad track running into it, and being very
comnodous and detached from other buildings, gives our
friends greater security for their property.
Q-5-SoLe Agents for the BaltimoreG and Ohio Trans
tortGtion Line, through direct to Philadelphia.
NIB Having capacity 20 store 90, 900 tons no charge
win be made for storage when conBigned for shipment.
iianoi ,I-il5f = sfas ratsA $50 F'S. XII.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. Union st, opposite c. II. Berry IS Rope store
% EGs leave inform his friends and the public in gen
ID eIa lie continues TO carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting in all its various branches, and respectfully so
cts share of publ patronage. .=qt4. VI 5l...
He has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes com
mon and patent ydrans cstern pumps, bath boilers,
water closets wash basins, cold water fountains for no.
tels water coolers private families, hot and cold
shower baths tubs, lead and iron boxes lead
cons haers ksttles retos or bleaching and all other
dispatch.
candle burners etc. -, .,-.
AIloriers left at the above place will be thankfully re-
ceved and promptly att ended to. .,
uromnt attention. ap6-Gmd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15

BBL Cod Liver ;o, warranted PuIe. for sale In o.
j Quantity by JAMES BAKER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
GEORGE MENDEL.
Look ait This!-

LII those who desirons OF preserving the memory
tuaIly by calling without deayat L. Tarbell's Daguer-
reOlyne Rooms of Main and Bldle streets
Centre h cling; and procure each Pic
lures which be obtained, with the same degree o
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
ri l.. 1TARBELL, Dagler feotyrist,
Corner Main and Biddle stFeets. s,....i
ie1s Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
WHEELING. WI=
sPRTNG OF 1893.
VIM. II. sELBY.
DEALER IN


Foreign s. Domestic Dry G; Gods,
No. III Main ST., West side, bettUeen Monroe ana
Union SIS.
t Wheeling, Va,
rs NOW inreceipt of his Spring stock of Dry Goods
il anil Notions, direct from Importers and Manufactu
Comprising complete and desirable stock o
goods adapted to the trade this section can be found
any hou East TVes to which would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
1nback Silks apacas, poplins, lawns de lanes, ging
has ETC., with very large stock ofprins, best
makes and coOrs. Also, bonnets ribbons, Inings aud
other trimmings In variety. And OF -
,. -7I MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassimers sattinetts merino cassimeres,
jeans tweeds cloths; also, Cottonodes, Dem
MIS- blue drills, brown nens linen drills naGkeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also,
boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soft
wool, brash hats etc with full stock of linen and cot.
ton baggg seamless bags, burlaps table Diapers cras
driimgs iclings Cheeks shifting, stripes etc. brown
and beached nslfs; with good stock of white gouds
inthe a. 80
AS cambrcs jaconets, Irish nens laces threads but
tons, hosiery, Gloves combs, in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well in
qualtyand style, as inpriGes.
mar25 II. SELBY.
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1853. zss. go - 1858
Al ANS & CO.'S
ESS NOTICE

Nj, Get,rrem Wedding, Baltimore Phflddel
''s' - 5hig NeD York, Boston aud the East.
r1HE ,uSiic a,c respectfully informed that we have
i,,,,,ie rrangenlcnts by which we shall run a
- lDniIy ExprcSA ,o,.
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore anu Ul1 n.
EASTERN EynIess 10 from all the Cities ana lnwnS o
tie Eastern and Middle States We are n9w pIeG're%
Sc Goods Packages Hills, Specie Jewclry, SSc' At
mail Spect in charge carefrl Messengers ,,,,pp,
Eyniess for Baltimore and the East, VIII w
ING daily, at oc,ock, a. NJ. Leave BALI1mGHE
daily, atT. p. NJ. .o.,,.. .o,;.;. ~ IN cr,,e,
their EoS"S 'H'"us" ADAMS & co. 3
eoGFsIFI1tciE:-Markots eGsIFI1tci street, Mcclure House :, ,..
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New Music Store.
S1gr of the (srccinn Trigonush, No. 100
street.

sign Of the Grccian TrigOnU,n, No. 1O9
NHHin Street.
-1- j. FlCKIESON would respectfully an
5+T-=f "a nounce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling anu VI
n U II cinty, that he has Just opened ew TToS H,u
Guitars Volinccllos, FOgolets Flutes, Flies, AccorIe.
ons, Bnnjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments TIC
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments; and for
singing ,.o en-,
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. -. r, IL,
sCIaronets Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin ana Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Bows for VoIinCellO and Violin .-..-5.-g..,-.,
~ Kecerss Furniture POLISH for renovuting varnlsheu
iturc, such Pianos Cabnets' steam ho1' Vi S
descriptions OF Furniture. ,,., n. -.
Also for sale by the Agent for keber Pitts6grg Flsnos
or the first and in the United Seh
as Nunns and Clarks grand and square Pianos 81 Dn
h.ns Hallet Aliens celebrated Boston fanoS &C
Agent for the make Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdeons. ~ :,
~ aIoJyaS Orice
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Snring and Summer Clothing,
fsrESEIEIM RICE. Merchant Tailor,

STEPHEN RICE MercnsnI IaI 49, a.,
NNoUNCEs to his old friends and cusomers an" ..e
lie is now Teccvimg his Store Room IN the ~ St 1ftS
RoUSE Wate f splendid ass9rtTssi PIsn o. and a,cy
CASSEPES; Silk san and all kinds Of vES4IMHS'
&C. recently selected by himself in the Eastern he i
Mp to order the shortest notice. IN Tue SSst
aanneT. and 'aest style His fancy DePnrttie tis
aeces Shirts OF evsry kind, Collars, CraVats, Hau;
kercheTs Gloves Undershirts, Drawers, anu
eveTy article kept in Genemen'S general vi
trs want me best in the M call al
oaarters, South room SPIGG HOUSE, Water streo:.
r.t
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Thonas 81. GIBSON,

300 wood hand BoXes.
Thankful for liberal patronage heretofore eXtendedto
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.
Isen:I : 'l7Flll1 " r n AIcCLALLENS e KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-15
DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY.

.DAGUERREOTY GALLERY Y.
g. a. G. PARTEaIDGsE e invites
HsSSzk5GG1y4 attention to his Daguerrean Rooms, and
ksTL1EsaAf8 Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
$sSEflSSS$I experience and close application 70 the
G&sSEslL$43GP art. Confident that he now combines
~SSaRs%~ in his establishmentall of the improve.
cnts which time and proper tests have proven
n" nn nrn,ise 10 nroduce Lkcnesses combining all the
beauty aud 4arfecon which got bo6n httalNel pI e
O tSs nttOciyc and commodous style in which his
rooms are fitted up invites the public to call anu exam
inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens are always
open for inspection. .;,.,,, mr. IN,
keneses in all kinds Of weather. singLy OT u,
% stock rins-Chemicals, plates,
cases lOckets &c, always on hand and for sale;
Rooms. No. 80 Monroe St'' hea' '"e o'' "'''''
1ON-1G
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
NJ, CRUNIiBACEkEIG would announce to his
ficEds and the public generally, that having uIcns'
cd the interest Of the senior partner IN the ne s6
will conIine the same the old stand No. 17o Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts 70 az nun
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities and Is now
onenng an extensive and well selected stock OF anu
were purchased .4r strict personal inspection aLu Win
scrupuous regard purity Of quality and ate now oheTe
IN II most reasonable terTS +f I'VE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
SOUTH AMERICA

We have dates from Rio Dc JaneiO TO Ang 30.
The Hon r. G Schenck, Z ). Minister 30 B'asa A
returned f. Rio from Buen, Ayre' where In c)njaac6x
with Mr. Iendeton, L :. Charge TO the Argentine Coz
fed,raon b. had procured general treaty OF fieuisa
md commerce with the Conf H. including fully n
forever the free ygation Of tho River Plate with es
fuens the Parana and The Uruguay IL Is aiirm.d ks
that the treaty cedes 20 Aneri aus the exercise Of rt
ious rites according 20 their c0usciencss
The Senate had been occupied Nth the debates IN sl
ton 10 the railroad through the Province OF Bahia al
regulations of the law and medical scbDos.
The Chamber cf Deputies has approved OF the eontrt
made by Government for the Navigation OF the Amats
River ard had allotted il fill pwer to stipuaie with N
COMPANY ia confederation OF certain indemnify conn
inc the time and firm of the respective privileges 20 bsa
cedcd az II might deem beet
The French vessel Minieso, from Havre, hal arrived
on The 18th with thirty iOur Sisters Of Charity part ~
mission CONSISTING of forty Ave Sisters and i've Lazsf
cent out from France 10 Bahia Rio aud Mines Garess
der the aus pieces OF the 81. Vincent de Paula
An animated discussion relative TO the navigation d
the river Paraguay, engaged The attention OF the sens
June II aud 10.
Though there are still eases Of The yellow fever the vi
ulence Of the disease ia greatly ebated.
The packet Prince arrived the tight Of the 9Th, f,1
ihe Rio De Ia Plata Everything guit at ,Dteydse
The reports Of dsturbnnces in the country unfoaa
At Buenos Ayres, great festivities in celebration o. n
tuning pence. A.
Urquila was at En.ro Rio- and It was not known sss
would BE- his future course.
General Lofez Of Paraguay and his son and naTsfvs
company arrived in the PFn q aud con inued Ms voyae
10 EuOIe 10y the packet ofthe 18th goes out 70 enc'
tie ratification Of the treaties lately concluded with sfsss
and England.
Dates fsom Pernambuco are 10 SEPT 5.
At Beh,a on the 3Oth Of August. Christopher Dess
merchant, and Consul for Hamburg at the CaIasA aa
suddenly Of apOplexy, and buried In the 6efns
Cemetery IL which he had been the founder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

Pc irubal GLASGOW FrAAf' sept ~ IA
Activity sud Summation cou'hae - char-ete1e aasss
BkEsDsrUFFs since ss adk.cs bsl c have Aa
teBsye speculative Tarcaass CT WHEAT ADD fLoSs wtal
range OF quotations. mnkst closing iun, with an apw.
dtucv
FKovloSs are . lat sAvsd-fsIn aud in ir dsuAaA Be-.
sell, A. 70 tor shon Mias Beef scjdy bseTi The rsaf,
oubis America ~ <ht slppes of corning s,arca y
90 its improve m,ut eong win ne hsa
the tateruuru has BE-, aSsn panel o. N,azo<s
and lcads As overhead and parchsses have
made liytro,l dunx he Tor Oiasgow fork
chAnE LlclI arm hils ac oa OF sale oaoaaer se1 n
Csrrsr-rhe market Il web stocked with Chess wsss
q rians sales 81 or 81 esi qaay' Ordinary % Fa
Csusd.a BtrrEx has further laneel and sAcs coa 80
made az e.ofatoHs p ovid. a lhero 40 stock.
GRASS BUrrrR scarce aud es-lcd
LAFp te,r, rh Durns De w,.k Arge saes made
iui q s row IN, pr.e Stock Ia two haods
TALLow tegsuid rs t,ctut ex,icurn A7ta ne T.
hays wsrik tlpt anu iered here
tscrre from war lsLLoW consequence aA- met sh
iafive nfcn and he of week are large p T. h
ben sold fgcm - up - IS o Of Mouth America sszs
"A o * ship
hss kcw.r improved snh have hld large sales ldof
q retail Trade PEELED into nAlket Or scn
which they a. reluctantly Tar, s neral belief a ~ gu
lfufy hnytfs arrive slto above cUrea rfts ~
loGs sko. dor clfi0n % eel before arrival expecting Z
she .H had Peas have aso Improved ~
sales - ? 90
OLs,r .,siy and without speculation.
NAVAL SrosEs 10 hru and ht 10 rule 20 or sohs ID.
,oue De- OF Resin for he ,n,ount 70 % ~ Ca
mon &C Rtdnm 0l6tot i Fine. 1910 10 49,. Tar es
tai There have been SALTS OF spns Of rareutE HI
A,rs an, tim bu qrief BAsg SIN better i-nind Rcta
sreat rsqut. with sas qioaons fos,cco Vey dai hs we'd
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FRANCE.

Whaover may be the -sue Of the present Turkish d III
Guilty, is the general belief in Paris that the En- or2r
" Il bot go lie j. said 10 have expressed han e
70 that EJECT very recently. The assigned for s
determination are the deficiency Of the harvest the acy9
tmouu of IoIer in the market in Consequence OF ne
tut rous EQUATIONS 20 which prosperity has gwen rise
Gud la ty tho probability thar France will be invaded by
a formidable enomy-ihe cholera These considerations
oIe # high importance AZ the present moment.
Tie A0neur publishes the r turns OF mcrohanlze in
rored into France IN the month # August and Of the
customs duties levied thereon, amounting to l236-9
frans showing increase Of '5l5ijf compared with
toe Of the ninth lasi year The receipts OF the
fist eight months of the present year have been sOolJ
5igf In 1852 they 9l9Js,-7if~ aud m 1851 were
i6fcG3-sf The quantity Of grain imported in August
am, unicd 10 457,sos meca quinals The salt tax pro
Luc,d during the past eight months 2O1OOOOt or lbjJ,
COCf more than daring the same period Of 1859,
The Emperor accompanied by the Empress SGT out I'D
nit Oh biz Northern The English residents OF Boul9gne
had prepared hatering address saying Is now forty
vesis since BOulogne had been h,lOred by Imperial
Witt That invasion By the Ct derah Louis BjnapAr,e
not counted Al ARA their Matsties reception was
particularly spleudid.
leau at Louyiers the largest in France, hid been de-
sfro, ed by on accidental fire The lOs Is ostmse a.
million and half Of francs The buildings were n-aTed
Twelve hundred operatives are thu thrown oAt % en-
On the Goth the marriage Of Count Olivier dc Laroche
fucaul. with Mis- Montgomery of New York 1as csle
biacd at the Church of Ste Nelere in tho Fsa6oury ~
GeImain, in presence Of brilliant assemblage OF the
fashionable world.
On the sCth the Emperor reviewed the troops on mo lu
OF Saory Atar the mauouEors he addressed the officers
The MonteBr, in giving a. recount Of the Emperor
fete Aug - in The Islands Of 81. Pierre and Mgue0n
saws at the English Catholic Biahop Of NesfJua ani
wfo was then going the round OF hi diocese went out OF
bis way to celebrate mas at ST Pierre ia honor OF the
occasion Tie N0Hrr consre uates itself that this Is an
additional instance # the ndly feelings existing between
The Colonial Eng-h and French
Baron Noiro eX Governor Of Algeria, u dead.
Merry has produced, az the OdcOn Theater, Paris
lew drama entitled Guzman the Brave, in honor Of the
Empress reputed ancestor.
A singular Incident occurred recently on the Paris
and Bordeaux Railway The conductor whose place
was IN the luggage van hearing the noise Of the ap
preaching tran op ned the sliding door and pat his head
out to see what the Atthit moment the trains
csme in collision the Gliding door violently slammed
to- and dee apaied him neatly gu0tine. His sat
rolled dow the eubaIkment, while his body remained Ia
the
The Echo Agric0le has been warned for Publishing
siaem tending to raise the price OF The Con
stifafloRnti has received similar warning
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HAVANA.

From Tho N o Pieayuns, Sept ~
By tho arrival Of the steamship George Law from Nw
York. via Havana, have received Havana papers iron
the latter city 10 the 25tb inst
We find nothing in them to c0uobora,e the reports d
iokness iB the island On the contrary careful ezsn
nation Of the daily returns Of the charity bopsA "a
Havana and of the returns from registrars ia os
towns given in the Diars0 de Ia Martsa shows III
sanitary state Of the country 10 DO good Tho desihs
the two lospitabss les than two per cent sod ne
Registers returns invariably show cOn-iderabs sfces
Of births deaths How far hose returns are % b
relied readers must judge for Themselves. 10 NE
military hospital at Bay nnO, although thero were
nj tie eId Of July ard 10 entered daeng August ne
number Of deaths IN the whole Of this month e g'sn
only 2
That there had been sickness at CardenH however
Il made manifest By the fat thai charitable sOcsy So
been established AID subscriptions raised for The reh
the sufferers But beyond tbs we are given no nisnS
ton the suiject
OF cholera in the Gland + the appearance Of commiaes
tons discussing the nature and treatment OF me dsss
DR. ChuIcLll writes lengthy one Ia The D.l.D
Morino IN which hs coLt.lds that half " "a -
tackled in The most violent form ia aiyida fHig sssI
may b. saved aud hree iourths Of hOse sacksd 10 's
utUal 'p;demic form
The Loyio 6e Ia M1rina says the heat tbroU ghon n,
whole month Of ABgut had been insupp 1rtaDie-a ~
never tcore been experience -aDd With very Little m
On tie 18th it says. there one heavy shower .as
s.yere thunder storm during which two three hofs
end holt dozen oxen Killed. At various Places ~
vitinrv The drOufb had been severely felt
The Governor General bad left the ciIy Or ab9eb
do 81 iIe d4aCly Tor bic country lesdence. ~ We S
from uod Of the times Shich be wJuld hold ss1'
eDce there.
roribar of severity. bat Of brief darsdon, q.
e1leIienced IN Havana the I'D IL wa rsgsnisl
howeyer - the oEerunneE of others 70 be expected ns
segson.
The Midas with nineteen bulls on board wa enthAy
the herbor the ed The HEyaness were hi oily dssa
~ The report d the ferocy Of thee aIm4l- Of ne
twenty Of which shipped al this place had killed ops o.
the saols and got Oyerboard just after the eel said
Two setmen belonging TO the Kngi Sd brig hsrsas s6e
picked op a. Baracos the lsih sad hey hsd 80
sent a bore 10 get water bothad GcIenty alOSsi W.
boat 20 dnf from them landing and 20 eOad nOtfafa
widow lady named LegoTbun 81 FIRE 70 Der dfss
With her cgalo snd severely II not fatally bsrnsz
on The I'D before the flames could be eIinz11hed "
her four daughters who rhed - her asaBcs Two We"
also mud burned
The Dunno DE- IA H1riN0 deyotes number Of a1iees
the socia state Of California and dwes with spech w
gdiy the dOngs Of the sguaitsrs Of Ssn Frsocioco
IL IN c0nemI lztiOo 70 extend The COlsco hs.lf'A
Cardenas, step from which great advantages ~ az
sTe 70 be derived In consequences II the Hsae s
neces-.liss Il the locality.
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ITALY

II may be recalled That the ceebrstel violin 3, Pasa
RIM lied Nice about fourteen years ago, and TIA tue
Bishop refused allow hs aims 70 be inered 10 con
ttafed ground because h. had died without receiving IA
laneuf Fa.auin executors had the body remjyrd
10 private place and commeneed legal psocesdngs TO
Obtain III ht Of sepulure. The Court u Nice having de-
cidtd scains her they app ed 70 the ArchepstoQ Il
Court Genoa which feycrred the sentence Of The Dger
Cor and ordered the body 5e buried IN the cemetery
On tbs the Court If Nice 2ppea - the Court ~ Farm
vLieh However has confirmed lie burial. A. q lar
source he Count Of Nice he. appealed 10 tribunal II
Judge 20 be Domiua'ed by IT, Pope
1h. Gt0rr1< Of Rome cay. tfst iH Application has
ietu made the Pop for the sarred Psium in favor
a. Il tToTofs of san Francsoo Cal lstly erected
" by IT, Holiness for honagu0r Joseph Alemsan.
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SPAIN

d. patch frcm Madrid September 49, announces tho
downfall Of the I4rsundi Ministry NJ sartorus is named
Minister OF tie Interior and President Of the Cabinet
Calderon d. Ia Barca arrived at Madrid on tho 18th.
ard Immediately sierward Cabinet COnncil was beld
Soon sferward il wa known that the Ministry would
resign
Tie new Cabinet Is composed OF n San ros, Minister
Of the Interior and Pr, ssnt Blaser Minister Of War
Domouech Progr,sEtsl ad interim Marques Molno. Ma
r.ne and Foreign Affairs ColIantes Public Works De
Gouna justice