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Disaatera

Fer loss OF schr sarah Anna Of Bremen No. see arrival Of
steamship Northern Light
roei on Sat fdsy nigh. on Thsshsps . I'd and s,o.Ss a
Boon I.lan causing her 70 LEAH badly she ie Portland
WHALgsP susanna letter from Mr. Hamli,, first OH Ger
ofwhalehp susan Of Nantucket whose has been here
tofsrs reported abe lost the 2sth April s
ss.,h.r calm Sns r ,s T.s
were drowned. The remainder Of the crew Narrowly
sS the Island the boat. thou an
S1 sss s q MAJ wssn they vs.. taken z; b s.,h B.si
butte, The loss o. s 70 the naceuraey Of the chart a.
tie island 10 laid down farther west than really lies
ton encountered wssther Cape Horn for 81
days Lost tboc sprung bovsp u foreyard and stove
.s which n.s With s re s s}as.Gr m
III. y,s Dssson arrived in charge q the chief
u sitter an Illness 81 . day. H was sSrsd Is. on
day At sunses In lat 10 N, long iii 4sW. 'a-'
Sur BosroS At San francisco 2eth NJ from HYorh was 81
sae lost two t.ssals and spit. Others Crossed the egul
T ed ss. s had Lett i's, lat % from Witch time
tor prs In for supplies, and the sick with scurvy
BARK WILLIAM LAnRABrK from Boston Of and for Por,
Portland AN on sunday The revenue cnt,ar cs,h
gushing went 70 her assistance Oooh 70
foipnd 10 obtain steamer TO assf her Tho tari had
lost forcoot only, and expected on II high water
BARK HENRIETTA Of se.rspcrt Ashore an Wa,,ssot. l.
ne. N tne same position apparently mini ured she has
htr Of - 'iSA's' oome anu 'sA'
xFIvIsA ARRrcR hence a. san rranoisco I7Ih us
rs leIn lou, ve,k s and mel with wes
e eFSsS sAs r, sSS,,1 wslsS
ton Bowdonhs Nc vssv.sbss o~srhos.a rom The
boom and drowned Sep, % boy called charls fell from
the main tross trees ar was Killed
BRIG ROYAL sorruwrcu ashore ~ Cuttyhunk, has four
zee, in her bold ~ low water her fore foot and part
Of keel Arc Ione vessel slightly hoed Sails and rissns
couns from shs brig q . 70 ncoa Of 92d insA
DRIs IsABELLA yrwrrr, ~ chaslsstsa fsou Belfast Ne
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Personal Intelligence.


From ssn Ju,p In the steamship Northern LShG a..
ham, tour children and nurse. wilson Fisher ana
servant, A LABEL J,ckson Snifsn I'll ius George
Spencer wallace. p II Layerty. Asummsrs SchAr-
ley Kopissber9er. Lentel, Larkin r Gondy, j.,
Lane, Il Perry, n Newell, W Chase kayel, u
Butler, 2 stone " Ks.tns Capt Baly' n Houyh,
ton Capt Kirby SARGENT, Bell. HuntM. y
Anselin. CLARK, Bcstutoh Q censdsa. warren ,
r Howard, DR. Harrington, Pierce, Mrs . Aus
sKsns, Fosss- Pands.Sn, A D Hudd. Journey Mrs.
b Chapman Bspley, MraM Richardson, A Msoii and
lsdy, Kelly, W Soulf. HutohinEs Wright, =
Nell Martin, Dairy J punacourt, Mr. Singleton
Adams. DR. q y Bowne. G Hissns, 3 yoEe sprsgus.
@ Obiti. Lucas l. Eddy, Harris Clegets Lud
low, Adams Co.'S mes.ei ser Farmer, Wells Fargo
Ludwig NJ Weisburg Cohen Bur,i's y scsn
orty Butlfr Kohman aad lady, hotobin and LADY,
and 2lS in the ttcsraxe. -.
Frem ssvspD.h, in steamship Aygus...W Scranton
lady and child, Mrs. Sorsnton Miss Selfrdo. Glea
SON W Crane Wiemss, Niss Johnson DR. Q Stooth-
I n Garslna wiihinson r Goodwin. Reilly John
Oakley, Jona,han Smith, Banum w Foote-l In
tire hteersge. - -
F;om CharIesio on In steamship James Adger-Miss Hot
Ill Mrs Fleming, Mrs Dickinson an5 family sher
man, a Fogarte, Capt fontaine Rioe, Ir Perley l.
Cameron, T Jones Geo Abb ,tt Anderson, Finesan
il hn RtNidgs. Chrys.is, Miller, John MReily-lo
In the steeraSo
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Superior Court-Part Second.
Before Hon. Judge Duer and Jury.
AcrIoN FOR FALSE IMpRIsoNMnnr.


JAM % -Simen Goge dgain John p. Csnnlings James
Soceney, Wilt Smith and Vim II nasend.-Ths WAS an
q, ptsin Of .oop called IN. sssss AN tr,an1 hs
wee his city and Ha,ers;raw) against John P. Cum.
mirg.. lime dealer at the foot Of Tsepy nfth street.
c,rcumsapcss: On the 18th day Of October 1882 while
the above sloop poored tie dock 81 the foet Of
n .1'.s gS.s's cargo Of brisk tn.
alleged BY Nj. A. d. Russell, counsel for the plaintiff
cane on board and forciby SIZED hold Of the plaintiff
handle Of pump and of iron, he deck Of his vessel to
the wharf, teafrg his cothes and compelling him to 90
near jefferson N.rist, where be was i'm Orisousd
for three hours for which the plaintiff brought
ibis scit laying bis damages At Eve thousand dollars
For the ce.erce IL contepdsd, by Mr.. ID. D. Field
that the pairtin without he consent will OF the de
fDasnt Who the lessee OF tbs wharf where
the plaintiffs yetcl discharsng fastened his vessel
to raid dock and unloadeo large quantity OF brick with
ont paying or Offering to pay any Wharfage; and upon
hing requested TO c.sst from doing. continued
lead bis brick and to cucumber the wharf Herewith
violation Of The corporation ordinances II also
tended that the wharf private ons, ct which the
the eefe can't Cammipss and thAt the policemen svee
Iey smith, snd nwnserd, acting Ia obedsuce to
TIER superor fcer and therefore just liable In
resting The plaintiff
JAN. 2i.-rhs Judge. In charging the jury, said that
the circursslce Of the he had
doubts whe her the arrest unswfu or that the az
lion could be mainai he decided that the arrest
lawful, and tho Court 81 General Term decided
that his opinion was then there would be
another trial and additional TO t. rites Ia tbs
uit 1t was sor the jury therefore to understand the
hurt ~ charging that the arrest Was unlawful; and,
sssunipy that I, So the Anount OF dam
sses TO be given must eeperd upon the facts
In evidence in the case. Assuming that ell the
parties were liable the smouDt Of damages IN great
degree with the jury who as detsrmiro It. there bs.ng
rule Of Inv applicable TO IT, They would, therefore,
give damages not only sufficient to compensate the plata
tE hut aLo What s termed vndictvs damages pun.
bhment 10 the defenosnt and TO act ~ exAmps 10
others Wheher this In vhish the jury should
siys than the actual damages incurred By the plain
tn wss for thsm to cetermiae A to the three police.
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mARITImE INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, January "a, 1854.

CLEARED.
&
a Isi Vein. GiOSs H,'i s1rs r Buos Go.
Bark Restless new clipper crowoll, cartsasona &C.
B.Si Louisa Kisy White ca..ls'.pp Ms.mi;h Sons
grs 81 Agnes (Br) Putnam, San Juan. Cuba Whitney
Big surerer Csr,, Bur.sl; 81 Johns, Nr;RNaon
Brs Runr, VILLA philaesl h, Js: Hand ,,v,,
ssr asS aIsn h,s R,d Co.
Schr Smith, Dsrrickfon, Wilmington, Dolner Pot
sehr Pla.s, psy, Ncvbern: DAVIS Holmes
GO
ARRIVED.
Steamship Forhern Light Churchill San Juan, Mic: Jan
i sssss
EN- &c, wv ~
sls.s " ss 81 ,s
ssis" q; s.p..in crew. ~
s'' - ~ -
;ns.s Ssss i IVY ss.%ss is:s ss..;; =:
ESs; 1eis esr H.sa.'s from ". Issa +; s.ysansS;
f:ss':s s.s;s s,sssasss .iasis
Steamship James Adger Dickinson, Charleston, Jan 81 IL
Ss gd's 'ns s: hsSiassa s:sn GO
sra with ship Goo Hopey from liverpool for Charles
slip John Henry of Bath o1nard Leghsra 60 days. With
marble sbd7 gers Fabioote Experienced
bssvy weather during the passage lost fore MAN, and
q i7ep topmssts split Sails 10
Bark Hszeltire of Bostop) xAhoney, Now Orleans,
1e days, with cotton. 10, 10 master.
Brig Echo tns Gay 50 Domingo, ls days with ogwood
&C. 10 A CEossye Co; vessel TO DsJong Bros Co.
sehr fremont Dow ne. Norfolk. days.
schr John Tottsn Waters Virginia.
6elr \ Cpshpr Pintird virginia.
schr Baltimore, SlaiRht, Baltimore, days.
schr Sophia Ar n. emith. Brand ywino Del, days
s,hr Com ella Bryant Brandywine.
Schr TAbAth 8 Crior Turpell, Delaware, 8 days
schr DR. John Stradley, Davis, Delaware, days.
schr 8 Baysrd, Cornell, Delaware, days.
estr Mary kifips, Csrlisle Delaware, s days
schr Sam uel Ball, Clantapil Delaware, days.
sctr Lacon. Dea,se Boston. 3 daYs.
fchr American Relic, Brown, Boston, days.
Sohr Nelvina Kelley. Salem, days
Solr Franz Pierce 0iEhter, from wreck Of ship Q
Jerome il, ashore the Tavern Houses.
Wind during the dAy WNW and b, wing very heavily,
(BY SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TEIEsRAPr.l
The HroHLArDs, Jan 2-suncown.
Nothing In sight, bound in
Wind fresh from W. Weather clear.
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mep they acted under the order Of their capain and
was Of for the jury TO reoosot that they
lice icer Ia not bound to obey unlawful order
more than Ia soldier but unless he knew the ,rdsr to
be unlawful be was bound to obey IT. and they did not
should be merely nominal and even without rsceivins
orders they have right arrest any person committing
breach Of the Law; and II Capt Gage unhwuy crntin-
ofosr we're justified in arrestDg him. In making the
81 they bound to mere force than Was Sc
end that there was unnecessary vosnce used to take
him away (but op this the testimony was confcttngD
then the Jury should give more than nominal dAmagea
fisipQ Of the Court.
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in attendance, when Sheriff Ormsby asked him II he
wished TO say anything more, to which he replied
negatively, adding,
Mr.. Sheriff, do your du'y--eo It msnfully
The kno. was then adjusted by Deputy Sheriff
Jackson-the cap placed over his head, and Wood
appealed to his Maker to save his soul The Sheriff
then gave the signal, and Warren Wood was sus-
pended by the neck until he was dead His body
hung fifteen minutes, when 1t WAS taken down,
placed in the coffin, and conveyed in front Of the
was buried about two O'Clock in the village burial
ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
Herald Marine Correspondence.

KIEoSToN y. Jan l2-In psrs bark Mary Dale, Harsh
briss CIsttls Roc do tsr llthl: Dido Small Jacisen
VILE; pebrs Johnson Smith Dslsm (srr 4.hI olivs
Hall New York Ar 6tb); Henry Mason, Mullen, Phadsl
pbia IT lltfl
Arr lth lrs Henry LAvrsres Gould, New York land sid
eth Tor AttakspAs)
SID OH brig E,fsvi JohHssn Asaiap.s sehrs Justns
vA Black Riv eth, henry Lavrnoe, Geuld Attakapss
Sid 'ren Falmouth Attn sohr Valentine Chase Baltimore
New York. Matthews, Boston.
Below, brss Ellen Reed, irom Pornsmbuso; Catherine
frc Rio JaneiYo.
CID steamer Ksrneheo, Copes New York schrs David
Smith Peters Charleston; Alfred BarrAtt Carlisle Proy
deLce. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

ICE AT ST. LouIs-The St.Louis Republican of 18th
inst ays the Mississippi river a that point over
and Of five hundred persons had passed over to 10
Illinois shore and back the 10th. Two Germans went
through the air hos and that tbs last sesa OF then
The Arm that teams expected to he able
cross Tuese ay it very cold The river was
distance of forty to atty miles above and
below st. Louis This Ia the frst tine during the last
eight years that persons could the ice ut
that point.
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Memoranda.


Tho steamer Union, arrived ordsy from Bermuds,
brought home Capt sorls ef the Of the chi
Tam O'shanteY, abandoned At eea Messrs Les, ald
Farcis X ns passengers In tho same vessel and yr
Store and Fart Of the OK the sohr Fides.
The chip ey launched a. Fswburypor has had her
name changed from Bay state 40 Sonora.
EIssrNo yrssEIschr Silas Hand Capt Zenas KELLEY,
Dem is from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal
in the late gale and has NOT ncs bse- heard firm
LAuNcAKD-At Boston on Saturday " Mr. John Taylor,
eror ship Of 164 TONS called the Nsbob, owned BY
hetsrs Vim Appleton Co.
Al Eipors 10Th By Mr. Fountain chip OF 653 tons
called the Crystal Palace, owned by AesHs l. Bowman
ard d Perkins
Al pls ce 81 by Mesrs Jacob shl kcrd Son. bsis
2f3 tons oslIed the Roswell owned by Mr. NIL
and to be commanded By Cspt Gss Hobbs Of EassporI
TeleRyHphiG Marine Reports.
BOTTOM Jan 24-Arr s,esmsr City Of Boston, Philadel
phis.
New York
Alto fips Hydrs New Yorf Camden Boston, Brothsi
Jnsthsn, Portmouth NH barks Gene, and Edisto, Boo
ton triss Mesc New York Gustavus Port au Prince via
N-ueu. !eskirg
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 2i-A,r ships Vary whi.s,s N
York Sparkling Wave Rhode Island udah Touro Porto
mouth; bark sussn Williams, Boston.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
MISCELLANEOUS.


BOARDING. PERSONS WISHING PLEASANT
- rooms with board be Accommodated 427 Br3o1
street. east Of BrssdDy psrlor with be ireom attached
handsomely furnished sectrd floor also front room
third foor house fret clas with all ,he modern improve
ment.
BOARDING SEVERAL LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS,
- suits able tor gentlemen and their wives three
Jingle gentlemen that would tosthsr Reoms contain
ss and are vrJ pleasantly situated Fuller partial boae6
81 may be desired Transient board, - day. Apply
at BAT Broadway.
TAT BEEF AND nurroN-THE LaRaE HKIsnB
Jenny Iird snd the Henry clay heer The pride o. ks
tucby Of the arset In th o. an ooun-
w Abe, thitytwo sheep. raietby MtsEs nnon brs-
arr sheep vero erhbed in Park on the lth inss
Also tho largest sheep that sas ever raised u the unissA
hire breed ar years old, rased and fated Elias 4
Barlow Lasrsngsve Duchess county has tsaen A. the
American fnrtSuts The State Fair snd the County ray
Ei NCES tall Is and II Centre Market Tho public are
rstpoctfully invited to call Andfee
L,oR sALE-A HOTEL IN THE CITY OF NEW BRUNS-
wcS N j. s best stand in ,he The m, ney 10
the entire Of the city ana most business place
IL has a. large run Of custom any Ia the CITY,
known Barkelews Hotel Tae house lrge and commo.
dious With yard and stable 20 hld fortJ horses ion Ia
as the ptesen, occupant and owner warts to a. wen
Potsession can be hsd 81 time For further pat
INQUIRE On TIE Irerises Z. g. BARKILEN
EoR sALE-THg FURNITURE AND LEASE or a
trst els,s boarding house In Jersey City
e Jerry nov filled with bosrder To thoie wish W
commence N tho buancss here icesnt
Addie. ii. D.. Hersd ofnce.
RIO LET TEE LOWER OR UPPER PART or Hotn
sentcei family Rsat very m,derate Apply sii2 STATE
street first house vest side Couxs street, Broobyn Fur
nishsd % uafurnihsd.
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RIO LET TEE LOWER OR UPPER PART or HotSn
In grooalyn ne.r ,he oi,y Hs saseels cor sm .It
gentoel family Rent oderate. Apply al I'D STATE
street hrst house vet sidsd cosrt street, Brooyn Fur
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Debates In the Board OF Counc,,men.
TDg MAINE LIQUOR LAW QUESTION BEFORE THB
BoARD--BEpUsAL TO SUPPORT quB PRoBIBIroRY
LAw-INTBRBsTIHG DEBATE.

Our Srecisl Report
Mr. BRUSH, ~ =. refofml movtd that the board would
taie CT rsseluti offered By him AZ rr,v ous m, enr
stating that p,upsrsm and Grim, greatly on the in
ore,se In t city and was sereav conceded be caused
o. ntiituttd 70 The frame tr Of intoxicating drinks
that She prtsen' svsvere ipsu ciert din insh evil
hd petit nirS ths Lesslsure 70 pas prohibitory
against TIE sale q all ardent spirits. 40
Mr. JAcKsos thsrdD wed 20 refes ID 20 the Cemuittes
Public Health, daughter
Mr. KENNEDY cetrml-T hope the member, II the board
will not ms he fun Of sueh serious matter Am sure thsy
Eea think Of sustaining the motion the gsn,em an OF
Lxtta Whs messy waite " kl Vie resolution. 1h
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nor sALE-A HOTEL in THE CITY OF NEW Bpuna.

EoR sALE-THR FURNITURE AND LEASE or
trst ess boarding heuse In Jorrsy City one Heck from
e Jerry now filled with be srders To thoe wish W
commence tho buaincss here excellent snly
Address H. D., Hersld once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17


ANNOYING DELAy.-The obstsuctionsof the New
York route 10 the West are,ehe source of loud
complaints in our western exchanges. Merchants
who purchased goods in New York., and had them
shipped by the Erie Railroad route seem to be suf-
teuRglatgeIy in consequence. The latest Instance
which has come to our notice, is the following;
which We extract from the com.aerciaI department
Of The Peoria Daily Press.
-. Notwithstanding the great complaints made by
"esern merchants, the delay is as great as ever on
COOS per Ealroad via Erie or Though Canada. The
Ellcago Democrat speaks of two cases shipped 10
Usm from New York. one so days, the other SO
Gays per railrnad from New York Our merchants
W mol seem 10 be aware that there are two routes
" Shlea goods are to- be received at ST.. Louis,
SM1ch Is within % heuCs oil this place in IL 10
ID Iays regularly. We refer 10 the Pennsylvania
i ,% wa PlItsbu<g, ana the Baltimore road via
" heelng anG the Ohio river 10 st. Louis. The
reoaPettlon is great between the two routes, suf-
Ic.ehlIy 10 induce the companies TO forward with
Tl1 any delay the goods entrusted totheir care-
theSe companies would dc we'll Co have an agency
I Eeie. There is now loading at our l-vee goods
TT!Hpped per canal and, via the lakes from N .
i lo.A' the 18th May. while goods shipped per
'1'l'oad 10th and 10th April have mot arfived.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

LOCAL NgRs.-Fora synopsis of local news, in
towns along the Ohio. at the pleseni time, we Ie-
fer our readers to The following from on. brother of
the Louisville Times
Local items are very scarce iSer low, weather
warm, aud nothing 10 do--ludseS as handsome as
ever-the Opera is all the rage wotneu's bonnets
are Of the same shape and pattera-P Pittsburgh is
bad toun-we went 70 the ltsee and look a
seat on the cucb-stone to wait for the evening
1Oais-belleEe they reaground--.n acquaintance
came by and invited US 10 90 aad see two young
men "iske dsiak''-we did mt go-we saw a
"fast' local peeping into asteamboat,Boilert try
ing 10 fad an item. THERE'S Tow! we of for
The news. s>'N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

TaE Observation-Disclosures Locusts,' make their
,.noIical visit Tins season in severpI sections of
ps country, AMI already they are beginning TO
,,peat IN gEeat numbers in aud about RvckloIt,
liugis. In some gardens the ground is literally
.ttysated in all directions, with holes about a
bl.-inci, in diameter and four inches deep, out of
stich they crawl in the form Of beettle, cast of:
asit jackets, take wings and fly away. E,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

VALUE tF Coat LvNDs.-rhere was suit de-
aJed. few days ago, in the Charleston {Kana-
shOl Circuit Court before Judge Summers, for
Il ralueof coalfthat had been used for the pur-
use OF manufacturing salt, and the jury DECIDED
ITO be wOl;h one cent per bushel in the mines,
hich bought The land up TO The neat sum Of sight
hndced aud sirty eight dollars per acne. The
tue value of our coal lands isjust beginning to be
glpIeciaetl. - -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

1 q
ttEAhTH y .sRoeEEss or TIDE CnolERA. 1--WE
sneloin some accounts ofsthe Cholera in different
parts OF the country and though we are by no
means aiarnists. nor do ueIthiuk there is anycer-
AMY o. 1'sSisitl9g our CITY this season. yet we
tl''s' lnal all The Sanitary regulations which can
prevent or mitigate this terrible scourge will be
risidly enforced n
NENfulsI AMI NAsiivfLI.E. ---Dutine The twelve
ending the Sd inst, there were seven cholera
| u ie at Memphis. At Nashville, the choerns
poes not appear 10 be very fatal, the deaths not
averaging over tIree daily. DIR. Hobbs, of SIenl-
PMS, has addressed letter 10 the Mayor of Nash
stating lihtby the use of cist I'm winter en-
tiysly and eSclnsyely,, the cholera will disappear
kno@n-,n hin, by aualySls aud an exnerience of ID
years Three interments took place at The Civ
Gemetety, on tue 9Th, two being Of persons WIN
died OF cholera. IL -
LoulsvILLE.-tThe Times OF last "Wednesday
says -. gsui
Numerous reports OF the existence of this terri.
ne DISEASE and OF deaths roallt, We're circulating
throughout The city yesterday. AS vet we hive
heard oil hut one death Shclican he attributed 10
Iil-tHat oil Ge:m1n Shoemaker on G,een street
oe'ow Nintii--and eyep this is involved in doubt
S yie OF our composites sat present confined to
nus room ny SIC Sne, W hiclL IS ptonuunced 10 he
caolera; and we havr heard OF Others in The snn1e
coadition. Although We doubt tile presence of
this disease, sillwe think the evident tendency 10
NY Cill1ShSS Should induce
city authorities Ia adopt and strict sani
tary measures. The present condition of our
SlreeiS 10 which We have mpTe than once REFEREED
IS well calculated tofrromoe. disease and sIouIdr
be attended 10. fearful responsibility will rest
on the shoulders OF those who neglect this matter.
should an Observation-Disclosures of ch,Iera or Other
dlSease-break outinsonr midst. 81 SD. y
B9sT oHsz- Five deaths by cholera were repolted
IN A'esion,on Mpn'iay, Thepapers state thai the
a"thohtles have adopted prompt aud vigorous
measures 10 cleanse the city. = ~ ta 80
., 10 GfoHnlA;--fh7 Savannah Republican of the
~ a mehda writes us thata disease has made itsS
appearance: IN Aiiledgeviile, which nssils symp-
toms aud fatality resembles cholera A gentle
man Iesidtig there, returned some days ago with
ms VILE and servant from visit TO Nashville,
where the cholera prevails. Tie lady y as attack.
ga hrStSahd died in a lew days; The husband fol.
lowed soon after; and then the servant who was
slck only eleven hours Other members Of The
lanl'y were down with th= disease. Ys.s ,si
A good deal of alarm is said 10 prevail in Mil
ecgeville. u is a healthyp place however, and it
IS not probable that that the disease will extend
beyond the family in which it appeared. lit is
proper to add that the physicians of the place diff
Ter as TO the character Gfthe disease, while some
say IL IS choeraj Others confidently deny it. !
We understand that the cholera has appeared in
Cherokee county, and elsewhere in the northern
part of the Stale, 80 N = 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

o,x H,I1.-MNr.L & CO., as will be seen
Nv , look at our advertising columns, received
,,st evening a superior lotof Ladies' and Misses
Shoes, which they are openns oday, aml offer
me- at pieces "tO suit"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

..,., ELEcrOx-The Governor of Virginia,
.nooinlel the first Thursday in August next,
"| The line for holding an election in the Twelfth
s -, distrctof Virginia, TO fill The yacan.
e' 'sc,,iored by The death of Mr. snodgrass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

Fnlcsr IS HEg-A correspondent of tue Cinciu-
rd Gazette, writing from Cumberland. says:
luconsequence OF The want Cl room al Wheel.
is the depot of the railroad is placed over the
sou>h u Wheeling creek, forming a novel com
nslon of bridge aud depot The ticket Office is
ttlcked iaio the northern ebutmeRt. So great is
herise of tie Ohio here that dt high water both
BLAND and city are oyerloweti; even Wheeling
Geek is said 10 be sometimes tntaiiy Submerged,
aud nothing reIngins i'd mark the site of the city
except the high hill on the top Of it. is0o
1.-The winter of The above is not the biggest ig-
nOFamus, in reference to Abe subject of2wiich he
speaks, heswil lake tie premium at the Crystal
Palace fos being the biggest libBer, in America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

Ne Ieara ihnt the young man Rogers. a
Ds'p, who was injured on the cars at Grave
lF'ss, n wednesday. died on Thursday afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-17

AsASoxsnoUs scrilbIer. ian uiiderstrarpetin.tlle
Gazette office here. We have no Doubt iRtnnates
,ery ystetiously.ia the Fdyp,oat Republican, that
VeOHce Threw man oat oil a window. Should
no this be warning to him2 If wethrew man
cut Of a window, does he suppose we would hes
lsie TO take a papgy by The ears aud do the same
Yahhin! We once pitched a W hoIe litter Of such
fSNttsrS into a pond Without a pattlele OF re
lnoa Hot because they disturbed as much 10y theft
bakne. 1ut because they were mol, The right gem
lei iOr raising to advantage. = -