Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-29
Haoot 81 the waI on Hitlsh Trade.


hooked 10 with much interest by The Rnglish press
% exhibiting The eject Of The vatnpon The CONS
metce and tradeoI The county. The Liverpool
Times views ,hemaS aGotdas pbeldonl proof
that. although The present. state Of The war must
necessarily reialee the onward and steady course
OF lade, the commerce of the United Kingdom
has not been In The least shaken and is in a most
Satisfactory position. A comparison OF the Trade
returns with those TOT The corresponding period of
1888 shows an increase Of e499, The dsclpred
yalpeo British expectations for Tie month, Rndof
eeslj 1888 fot-ihe ftsi Ave months of'lhs present
Lover thepastyear. Metals, hardware, Goals, 30.
are amongst tie orioles which, have eShUiled tile
greatest improvement, while the only falling of OF
Importance isin cotton and wooden manufactured
goods, When compared with 1852, The returns OF
The hBlfye months or The present ysor eShlOitan
liheteaseof ,s7,9l6,066. The quantity Of commo!
1 diues imported also show considerable increase,
not only astesords Bteadstufs, but in tearcolfes,
cocoa, sugar. &c. Wines haze exhibited de-;
crease, but ia no other article hes ny,fulling OF
OF Importance taken place, The revenue returns
are not 50 satisfactory inasfuch asthey eSbibjt,a
Customs excise taxes crown lands and rniscella.
neousar among The items Of ordinoIyreyenue eS:
lhBhng falling on, while stamps, property tag,
and post office have improved. The reiurns for
tbeyear ATE more hyotp6lei the exact decline be;
ling G41ss9 when compared with 1858.
oM1LRnG REcoSb, Cope May,-The Baltimore
Pqlriot OF THURSDAY evening says; ptAs many re-
pors ore current about tie Cholen at1Cape May,
and as much interest Is manifested on the subject,
we have obtained The lhgts in the case nom one Of
our citizens who has Just returned from the Cape.
The disease has b ei confined 10 one locality and
there have byenilfqll twenty cases and eghteen
deaths up yesterday morning. The disease has
moi made is appearances nj any Of the hotels, and
Tue visitors Ate as healthy as is usual With tliem
during tue bathing season.
Atfihe Suspension Bridge, Niogora Fails, day
before yesterday, on the American side, there we've
4Jta.gs. On the, Canada sirIe The disease was
abaiing. 81, ~ ss,,
Several deaths by chOleta, hive occurTed Of
Schenectady, N. Y.
In Rochester, N, ", four deaths during the 4s
lhnurs previous 10 accoanis.
During Tie last 4weeks there nave been about
adozen ceses in lowell, Mess. The number Of
deaths mol stated M
There we're three deaths 10 Providence, R'L,
-Four deaths al Newark, MI, day before yes
terday. y sHr7 ,5s
A telegraplc dispatch from Cape Islnnd, lost
evening represents the sickness there as having en-
j urely subsidized ,fi 30,A i.W.
Eat Chicago for The twsnty.four hours ending at
Ira on Sunday, the %, Ripeleen--and from
ibat hour until II OIL Monday 2Ith there were four
teen deaths. IS
Authorized Oethe' 2ist, the deaths by cholera
were twenlyfour. s,,y,1s.e
Thers were six deaths by chole,eiat Torooto on
Phdaylthe 2lslsto ,ij43S5i t3sE
| The Richmand Enquirtr says, at would prob.
ably be safe 10 roy that nboutl26 deaths have oc.
eGred in Richmond, from cholera since its FIRST
appearance here oil The i9th Of June. About
one-lhird, we are crediblY informed, Of the whole
humber attacked will the disease, failed TO reeov.
rrD The disease is thought u be abailng.
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i WEBsTER's CoRREsPoSpENcE.--'The New York
Post learns that arrangements nfo bowin progress
fcr the publication OF lie correspondence Of tie
late Daniel Webster in Two volumes, uniform
with Little & Browns edition Of Mr.. WebsefS
speeches, under The editorial supervision Of MT!
1 Fletcher Webster. THIS correspondence will pos.
stss more Than ordinary interestand value. Among
The correspondents of Mr. Webster were most oil
The distinguished public men of The last half CEN
Hurry, Including Madison, MARSHALL Wlh, Clayand
Story. Among the papers is an account Of Mr,
weGslel's difficulty, whiclrcreated some sensation
many years ago, with The celebrated John Ran
dolphs They were both members Of the House al
the same time.
The letters will probably be uuOnged, (subject
to such changes as The editor may see III hereafter
10 adopt,) under the four heads Of Political, Pro.
fessional, Social and Domestic. Under the first
head would he Included, among Others, certain
unpublished papers on International affairs sswelI
as letters on Tie domestic politics and parties Of
Mr., webster,s time. Tile third head would cover
such letters aswe lave specimens Of in hisholes
his New Hampshire steward, John Taylor Seth
Weston, Porter Wright, and to his friends gene
rally. The domestic would embrace the Letters
addressed 10 the membefs Of his family.
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TnE A7GANrc AMI rHE PAolEio.-All idea oil
an inter oceanic canal isnow abandoned, both in
the United States and In Europe, theptoject hay-
ing been ascerlnined to be impraoticObe. The In
Itercommunicalion must he by rairoad The Pa
mama Railroad Company have neatly completed
their enterprise, which will be a very great and
valuable work, an honor to our country. II i
somewhat south OF 1os. Another railroad, The
'ifiondutaS Inter. Oceanic Railway from Puerto
cObeilo on The Gulf side to the Bay Of Fonseca,
on The Pacific coast between IS and 10 deg. north
latitude, has been commenced with eyelyPrOsPeOi
Of success. 81, s,s aH@
CARE NAIVE yesterday gave publicity to'o
teleHaphic dispatch denying the exlstepceof chol-
era at Cape May One ofout city physicians,
who selnfned home al Tie close of the week, as
surss3 us that the dispatch itselfis erroneous! =
whilst at the Cape lie witnessed four faial cOses,
and was informed by another physician Of three