Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20

tueVlul WNts ptpAe out ~ hublhuu hoon otkeI
SaIis returned, and The WSrwith Holland followed,
which. co.operated with other circumstances to
prevent the English from retaining the advantage
they had lcquiredi aud when, some sixty yentsla.
ter they desired to avail themselves Of tie giants
made by oabo-sama, The authorities Of Japan de-.
cined 10 recognize their existence,
pThe Clay Monument, in Lexington Gene.
terry, KY, isto cost $4,000 10 100000. The
committees through It's President, n, n, Duncan,
offer premium ofs600 iotthe beat plan anu spe.
cihicalons for said Monument, Each competitor
Is to present three plants, 10 $4,000, 10000 and
100000 respectively They must be in Lexing.
ion priori olobeT 10Th.
n-Milligan, The local post office agent at ST..
Louis, who, as has been stated, was arrested on
charge Of pdIlOining u letter from the mail, hos
undergone an examination before the U, s. COM
missioner, and has been held to bail in $4,000 10
answer 10 the charge.
pTThs steamer Traveller took fire at Chicago
on Wedneslay evening, aud was damaged TO the
amount Of TO- 900 dollars.
Q-The Washington correspondent OF the Phla'
delphia Pennsylvania, says that be learns from
good authority that the President will veto The
River and HSrbor bill as Il passed the House. The
Pennsylvania rs in high favor with The admins.
uatiJn, and It's correspondents foreshadoSs, prob.
ably, the determination Of the President.
u.rThe remains Of The clipper ship Great Re.
public were sold at New York on Monday. The
price aimed was s2s. $50 the purchaser icing N.
B. Palmer, Esq, well known shipping merchant.
The ship twill bsrecollectel, was partially burned
last winleh while lying at her dock, at the foot Of
Dover street.. The hull, however, renamed near.
ly free from injury.
GTWithin q circle Of seven miles 10 Wayne
county Pa, are thirteen falies which have an ug,
gregate OF one hundred aud ninety five ehldten.
One man, Thomas Todd, issnnounled by twenty.
nine gown and growing descendants, aud another
Amos Tyler "a very distant relative Of John's) Ivy
twenty-five. A man named Lockwood, who has
been married but three Year,, has six ngpledges
Of oonnubiu loyetO GIL his home with music,sun
shine and "buby-things."
uJ'Thsrs Is another rumor ofdefaeation on the
part Of one holding public trust The deln.
quent Is said to be- u late colleclorof customs on
the Northern frontier, Whose balance sheet and
balance Of funds OH hand don't 0Stes by about
$4,000 His name Is not given as yet, but few
days will bring il 70 light. .ipssg
GJ''rhs anti.Kebrnska Convention Of Ohio has
nominated Joseph R. Swan, democrat for Supreme
Judge, and Jacob BlickenLefFei, wing, for member
Of the board Of public works. The same pnrty in
Indiata have nominated for Secretary OF State, B.
D. Collnsjfor Auditor Of State, Hiram 3. Talbot;
Tor Treasurer Of State, William r. Nofsingerj for
Judge Of Supreme Court, Samuel b. Gookihs; for
Sup. of Common Schools, Prof. Caleb Mills.
aTJudge Bronson wrole a letter in advance 10
the convention Of the New York Hards at Syracuse,
peremptorily declining 10 be a candidate for gov
eEnor. The convention unanimously put him in
nomination for the Office, refusing 10 permit bis
letter TO be read until after the nomination was
made. The letter was subsequently, read but nc
action was taken In consequence OF Il. Tue de.
termination of the liards seems to be TO vote III
Judge B. In spite oil bis letter.
al'The New York Tribune says short time
since all agent arrived here from London with pow
sr 10 draw four millions Of dollars. 10 be Invested
in FIRST class Railroad bonds. The list OF securities
was made up, but The transaction being subject Ia
The appreciation Of a leading banking house heTe
which was al the last moment refused, The arrange
lnents fell through, much 10 The disappointment oil
those who were To contribute tie securities.