Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-28
PARAGRAPHIcAL.

rr-The hotels at sartoaa VIII open on the list of
/ June.
G3-s. L, Holmes Superintendent ofthe Brook
Il Ign public schools, died on Friday.
a-5-A Catholic Cathedral. to cost $4,000 or
4 100000, isabout TO beerected at Chicago.
i uJ-The examination of the cadets at West Point
will take placeon the list of June.
5-snow fell at Providence, r. l., on the the.
4 9Th Instant.
/ GJsGrace Church, at jersey city was consecra-
tetlson Wednesday, by Bishop Doane.
1J- The raiIroad from Savannah 10 Columbus.
| Geo, hass been opent d for travel.
I5-The attempt to pay off the incamberences ON
the estate of Daniel Webster has been abandoned
1 U-Hon. A, H. Stephens is candidate for con-
gress in he stiisdistrict in Georgia.
GI-Mr. VIM. Patrick. of Portsmouth, Va, was
drowned a few days ago.
NC Mrs. Vincent corn house at Cambridge, Nd,
was destroyed by fire on Monday.
4 H5-In Ohio. there are 1925 miles Of railroad
j completed, and i, us miles constructing.
4 The Mayor of New Orleans has appointed a
delegation to the Memphis convention.
4 aL3eIn ST. Louis they have panorama Of ssUncle
4 TOMS cabin AS 1t Is, l5 iss VS.
H3-Mf. VIM H. Prescott, itissaid, has resigned
as Secretatyt of Legation in London.
Ushnwberes recently sold at Louisville at
4 80 gallon,
4 Va, died very suddenly on Monday.
GfIt said that $50 hhds. of tobacco are now
daily insp cited at Ri edmond, Va.
GJ-'rhe first Agricultural State Fair Illinois is
to be held at Chicago next October.
Gen. 9 K Lewis, the celebrated Ranger, is a
il candida for Congress in Texas.
!. LIE Etheridge has been nominated for Con-
gress by the higs of The 9Th district of Tennes-
i see. tSs H. 81 81 ~ q 49, IS. =
A 9JSeason tickets for the Dublin (Ireland) exhi-
bition have beensold TO the number of 5,s12.
d nsG Gen. Harney and Major Longstreet arrived at
A New Orleans on the 18Th, from Indianoia.
UIsFrancis Sagee, a master carpenter in the Us
4 Navy, died in Philadelphia on Monday.
4 u5-The Corporation of Quebec have subscribed
S400 600 TO the OF the North Shore Railroad.
el5SG ottschalk gave a charity concert at New
Orleans. last week, which yielded s1s4.
no official noticeis given that the State Depart
ment Washingt ton is prepared TO pay the third
inst ailment oil the Portuguese indemnity.
4 aTrhe chusetts Legislature have resolved
i TO sell the State stock inSthe Western railroad.
I.TfLate adyices from Mayaguez report the place
healthy, and sugar and moasses coming in rapidly.
i HThe Rev. James Wheaton Smith, of Lowell,
Mass, has accepted acall from the Spruce street
Baptist Church, IN Philadelphia.
G5The Albany Evening Journal says white
flag has beenplaced OF every crossing the SYRIA
cuse and Rochester Railroad. ~
4 lTStephen Girard's Birthday was celebrated
last Saturday in p Philadelphia, by the scholars o.
Girardl College. 81
sU-The landing at Cane May for steamboats, wa.
A swept away by. a heavy sea on Sunday. Damage.
4 not much, and easily repaired.
Parnenus Wool, who served MS a sergeant o
lvolunteersin the Mexican war, committed suicd,
at Miiwaukee, Wisconsin, on tie 9th inst.
9l3s,rhe value of the Neck lands, owned by tn,
city of Boston, is upwards of two millions OF dol
lars. ft 81
GJThe American Association for the Advance
ment of Science, will hold its next meeting n
Cleveland, Ohio, on the 2sth olJnly.
.aTTobacco is in great demand at Petersburg,
X Va, and on Thnrsday, 40 hhds, were opened a
the different warehouses
lTA large delegation has been appointed to III,
Memphis Convention by the Mayor of Richmond
Virginia.
.1JThe Bank of chesterco., Pa, sent, 10 HI
re-coined into new ones. l.i.s5
G5Mr. ohm Smith, keeper of a seine, and tw,
colored men, were drowned near Cape Henry, du
lring the gale on Thursday night.
or The penny subscriptions in England, 10 b,
placed lnithe hands of NJ rs. Stowe. already amonn
10 900.
E,-The sum of 500, 800 has been subscribed
Pittsbu.g h to extend the Mononga hela slackwate
navigation.
s D;A. Towbrilge, of the firm of Towbridge &
BEATTY, pork merchants of Cincinnati, died sud
! denly ron the 20hinst.
& u1The New York Art Union investigation ha
resulted in the complete explosion Of all til,
charges OF mismanage made against its man
2 ayers. II s5s,sls IS. 5s5ss
p gjs Mrs. Sherman, wife of DIR. Sherman, Of Yves
Troy, Ny, hung herselfo the 11thinst. Caus,
Eexcitement ofmind occasioned by the influence
q Espiritualism. y