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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25


SnocElSo kYPuR IN LANCASTER CoUETY, Pa
Cornelius Heron, Of Fulton township, Lancaster
county, Pa, was arrested on Saturday last, OH the
charge of killing oolored woman. and his own
child, aud nearly killing his wife. Tie Lnhcas.
term says; 9.
Its stated thai Heron wSs in the habit Of get.
ting intoxicated occasionally, when he became q
furious monster, and that he was on q spree OF
this kind S. hen he committed this murder He FIRST
attacked bis wifei q cOlored woman Of lie uegh.
borhood passing by, came To her assistance, when
lie fell upon and killed her, then returning 10 tie
work Of numbering his vile and children, His vile
was living al lie last accounts, but II was eXpett-
ID she wvuld moi survive her wounds.
Heron lives about one mile from Peach Bottom,
and is suppose to have been in fil Of mdHa poiu,
when he committed lie murders. The name Of
lie co!ored woman killed is Chloe Stout, His child
died on Saturday evening. He says that he also
killed Sampion Benston, and thew him INTO a
we'll. ..0a .......
In postscript The same paper states thai Bene
ion hos been found, seriously bit not dangerously
wounded. Heron, since lis oommiitul, hus becoms
ra,ing maniuc. '.u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
Hats and Caps.


VIZ fave this DAY eeelyed one OF tile fnesl and most
beaullul aasoTtments OF Has aud Caps that have
d VI was ever brought TO this eltyi the most fash
OHab that could no made In the eastern markets,
II eOmpIscs In part tho following klndsi
Gets No Rllk molesklu Hats, light aud elastic, made
by the bss atteTs Kas and IN strict accordance with
our Orde 81 Gents fne while and black beaver, otter,
seal, &oi Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and black so fur aud wool hats Of evey color quality
and price
Also-Caps Of every description and OF tho most re-
cent siJks, such as tile Nevada, Knnw Nohlng PyIa
nese Pyramid, Canadian Rus1an. English. W tllug-
tO aud COns0 ldll0 caps. a1 all utler klldt IL alum.
danee which will be sold uwer lhan good, Vi these
Kinds were ever Offe,ed before 10 his community.
LhildIens Hats aud Gaps NJ Ill kinds Just received
from lie most fashionable houses In New York
Carpet bags, FurS end Gloves always Oh hand,
All pe sous are most respectfully invited to tall aud
anime our magnificent slOek OF goods, beloo purchasing
elsewhere, as we ee confident that we can please the
mo 81 iaSildOus.
Nothing will be wanting on our part 10 suit and accom-
niodate our hume rOus patrons,
A Word to CounIry Merchants.
n you wish any thing In The way Of Hats and Cars Just
give US call as we will guarantee that we will sell you
goods low a. they b. got any where this side VI
Philadelphia, aud on The most hyorsble terms.
nv II. HARPER SON,
.4."5y .fGayeiIe rony
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
twHten for tie Wheeling lntclllSeneer,1
We Met in Crowds,
~ snAHLr. II. STEWART.

We met In erowdSl who used 10 meet so lonely
Where tue soft twilight sweety Iii the shade,
And for the vows we iulershlnsed, now only
Arc the cold eOurte'Ies Of ltahIon paid.
We met in crowds where glIctJ was lighting
The flashing eye, with ALI sirsn'saTt'
whsls pleasure bnmi tho bowl, with smiles inviting
My lace was hIpry-bui, OIL not my heart.
We met In elowdsl-and !, Oloved 80 fondly,
Dsened fondly, for while, that loved mott
hut now, thOu' gone, thy lmige UOws more strongly
within my heart, OIL ne'eT 10 be forgoil
We met In erowdsl ahl how unlike the meeting
Our bO,oms knew In houlS too quickly goDei-
But once net thine eyes reprcael though Feeling,
II haunts my hean-leproleh aud alone
We met In crowds as strangers, eOldly, sadly,
Who ne'er 20 met, aud ,asy not meet iTalni--
AtlaSt we parted III had dIeamed how gladly,
but OIL not SONY heart still lives In pain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

Wno'S GOvgRSoSl-Tlie question Of who is
Governor is sill agitaled in New York. By Tue
county canvass the majority appears 10 be lor
Clalk bya few bundled. Governor SvymoutS
Iitnds ATE oveIhanlins The records Of The election
in the several equities IN search Of votes for I'll.
Seymour and otherwise presumedIy for HOratIo
Seymour though llOl correctly written or pti6ted.
We uudeBtsnd thatSo far the detective ballots
discovered sum up--Seymour, 24Oj CLARK co.
They were cast for Horace Seynor r. 'Hdtutio j..
Seymour Horton Seymour Henry Seymour,
Green Srymour.' &C., &c. There ore also votes
Tor MYon Clatk,' MY, g, Clark Myton j..
Clark Hiram II. Clark HYon II, Clark, Byron
II. Clark Miner II. CLARK, Myron G. Clark,
which neither party could get the benefit OF, ev.
cept through The courts. and on The testimony Of
The electors who voted these intelligent ballots.
Bnl upon Inc presumption that all The scattering
votes for governor III these forty COUNTIES could be
counted fot one or The Of the two candidates, by
general conlenl, they would diminish ClOrHs be-
fore ascertnined majority only 1879 yotes--leaVing
him still 1879 ahead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
valuable Discovery.

Or. George G. Schumard, attached as physician
and biologists 10 lhe exploring expedition TO The
regions OF tile sources Of llt Big Washica ard
Btazos rivers, In the north Of TeSas, under the
command Of Cant. Marcy, U. 5. Amy los made
avery valuable discovery Of substitute TOT gum
arabic, during The receut explorations Of The exe'
dillon. LISA rum obtained from The nezqlilv
Tree, which, by fat the most abundant Tree VI The
nIOinS, covering thousands Of miles OF The surface
and always Gonrisliug most luxunanllY IN ,leva-
| led and DIV iesions. Tue gun eGudes snOnane
ousy, in a semi. fluid slate, from The baik oil The
uunk and bIanob.s. and soon hardvns by exposure
10 Ihe Atmospheric. Iofang mars OF less Founded
and yatiously cololed misses, weighing each from
few gains tu several ounces. These sUOll bleach
and wlten lpon exposure ~ the llgIl nl Tile sun,
linally b, coming nearly colUfless, se transparent
ana olleu filed with minute hsSn'es Specimens
collected from The trunks ol the tees w,te gelIe'
rally found 10 10 less pure and more llENy c0IOf'
edlhan when obtained from Tue bEalclleS. -
The remarkable similarity Of lasle, appearance,
and muoiloginos qualities oil lhls gum 10 'ha' OF
gum Arabic, induced DR.. SclumaTd 10 make some
experiments, The result Of whlcli proving sa'siao'
tory, he caused some twenty nonnus 10 0e ea'neI'
ed, which he brought home with nun. Upon ullIl'
ting one OF. OF The gum IN Two o. Oh colu waleI,
n llllt glulenUub lAbO huS uu'nlHep 'Niy ueo'u
| ior sealing envelopes AMI olhei paeNaSes' " mas
also been mixed with S'arch ia lis duplication to
linen, and found equal 10 the article for which II
must soon become popular substitute. Should
this gum Prove as valuable IN The form Of nuela'
glnous preparations Tor tIv SICK as Tie several ca
SEES in winch il has been tested, aud should COM
mOnd one half lhv Presen, prices for gum Arabic,
the gathering oft would afford employment fOb
aud support Of thousands Of The wild Indians OH
the plains, and, with encouragement, twill be-
come valuable article Of WaiIii on The wesIen
lIOnlier
The gum may be collected during Tile months OF
July, August and September; bull the must favor.
able period for that purpose is in the latter part VI
August, when il may he Obtained in The greatest
abundance aud with but liltlelrOuUle. Tie quOn.
tly yielded by each Tree was found wary from
an ounce to three pouudsi but nClsIons IN The
JOrk not only facilitated lS eGuduIlon but causes
lie Tee to yield much greater amount As i Vs.,
good band would probably be able TO collect
from 10 10 twenty pounds DAY, Were inelslons
resO'ted 10, probably double Tie amount might he
obtained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
HOUSE AND LoT zoo
To he SoI5

SRxRRAL well located lot, sOnysnI,n, 10 n, ,,,..,
NSle N ~ % T orsS R,ild. Tai PiOt
Acres, and would be most desirable nl,t. over u
Factory, any Building requiring Eoob oae, o' NY
sold either D The whole OF In ,naliiSs. ~ a, viii
ers. Twenty peret will r,,h PIftls
ID one and Two Years. Mh O lie i,s Si,
good well Of water. The house, Win Mthen a.
tile alley end OF The lol, lisa most roIS,ot' MOSd,
and Tie location Is desIsbe, as with &C. uM.li'
walk Of The most bus hsst paris Of ihe civ I'VE mhE
Payment will be taken al 90 peT ti S"I'u.
one. two aud thee Yeas. For lunhur 9.llh.
10 JOHN DBNEg, Mill ifP
ny26!Gin neat door 10 Roh,n, r', y;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
Know Nothing National Convention.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. 10.
Editors Of The Sia;--rhe Know.N Othings ore
here at the Burnett House, where lodge, IL po.
tential numbers. Among them see UmOnn, o.
New York. Conrad, OF Phil alelphia; Jerome, Of
Baltimore; Sesor, Of Va ROyntr oil N. Q Gar
rel Davis, Of XIV, &C.. &c'
Humphrey MnBhnlL Tom CoTwin and Chase
are heIe, Tut not Of lhemj though Humphrey
would like To get tue nomination for the Vice
Presidency. amofOpnlun that lie WhigshaYe
gol lie control OF lie Concelni and willuse il Il
drive oui The Democratic party.
Ganet Davis lOoks, already, as II he felt upon
his shoulders the weight Uf The Presidential maui
tie,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

TnE Know NOrnNos AND GOvERSOR SEWARD.
We learn from the New York Tribune that The
Know Nolhingsof New York are exerinsthem.
selves 10 defeat the election Of Mt. Seward 10 the
United States Senate. The first Grand Council Of
the Know NoIhings, which was in session last
week, afterorderins the local Councils to strike
from their rolls tie name Of every member who
failed to vote for Ullman and SorOggS, and up-
pointing State Committee Of thirly.two, adopted
The following. . .al.N
RSsblptd, That one member lie sent TO Albany
from each assembly district, 10 use his innusuce 10
have member Of this Order elected United States
Senator, and that seA members 30 10 Albany ns
early rs Tie first Of February ueIti that said meI-
'ler he ELECTED from each Assembly district by The
Councils lheTeinj and tbsG. o., lotlhO purpose OF
nCre eGeclunlly carrying out this measure, will
take measures 10 prevent any Wing OF Democrat
caucuses being held previous 10 the election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

RUSSIAN PRlsoSERs IN ESoLANp.--Two hundred
and four Of the ale gartlson at Aland are confined
al LeweS The men are Finanders, but the off.
Cers, although Russian born, are descendants Of
French aud German families. The officers ure
permitted out on pSrole. A large shed has been
fitted up for lhe men 10 make up toys IN for sale
to The publiCj and here may be seen considera.
bic number oflLem seated OIL The ground cutting
out Of single pieces Of wood with knife chains,
representations Of crowns Of thOrnS, aud puzzles.
Most all The men speak three languages Turkish,
Swedish, and Russ. The London Times saYsj
Ifa comparison were made between The prison.
ers now in this Jail and one Of our regiments we
almost fear The "NonheTn batbaTanS' would
carry on the palm. The M joTly Of them ore mol
only able 10 read, but can write tOlelably we'll,
particularly The seTgtanis and OihersnoTdlnule Of.
fceTs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

NORM CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. Warren Win.
slow, Esq., Of Cumberland county, has been cleo.
ted Speaker Of lie Senator John Hill, Esq., Prn.
cipal Clerk. Samuel p Hill, Bsqo Of caswell
county, was elected Speaker Of The House of Com.
mons, and James t. Marriott Principal Clerk
The officers Of 10 b Houses are Democrats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

THE MissLoHUsErrs ELEorloS,-'Tbe Boston
Daily advertiser referring 10 the result OF lhe cleo.
ton in that Stale, says that IS per cent. Of The
Wings have disappeared, n percent. Of the Free
soil party, onds2 per cent Of the Democrats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

MAIL RoBBER's CoSPEssIOS.--Byon alias Nj.
Donald, who claimed 10 be natural son Of Lord
Byron, AMI who was recently convicted OF throw
ing The cars OF thetrack ofihe Michigan Southern
AID Northern Indiana liaIoal, with the inten.
ton Of robbng lie mail, and who was ior this Of
fence sentenced 10 The Michigan Penitenliary for
lie, hos since his imprisonment made disclosures
and confessions that he and Napier, bis companion
in crime, robbed The mail on The Michigan South
EN- Railroad attic time Of its collision with the
Michigan Genital Road, some fifteen months since,
at the inlersecting points Of The two roads. He
states that, in order u reach the mails, he etawed
over Tie dead nlrIH oundgd. Napier has escaped
and fle,l 10 England. XIX. t..... .slflg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

NAVAL PREPARATlONs.-Some Of the newspa'
peB seem surprised OF lie activity at present dis.
played in fitting Ou the national vessels at The va
rious navy yards. We perceive nothing unusual
in these preparations. A large portion Of Tue
quodrOn lately on duty in The China seas is urea.
dy OH its way homej The Mediterranean squadron
has been absent more than two years. and I'll moi
improbable thai ships on other stations require 10 be
relieved. These preparations may be. directed 10
that object as ii now unfrequenlly happens that
many months are occupied in providing crews and
Other n, cessurY outfit for vessels Il war proceeding
to distant stalions,-Ndi. nttiGgenee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

DEArn.--Dealh TO good man, is but passing
through dark entry, like Out Of one duSky rOonI
Of his fathers house, into another that is lair and
large, ,ighlsome aud glorious. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

JTNir. hIacuuOy hus just Tetumed 10 England
from prolaolsdviS 10 Switzerland. The Lon.
don Atheneunsays that we will have two more
VOLUMES Of his history during The winter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

CoS1GSrMEsr- two angels were sent down
from Heaven, one 10 conduct an empire, and The
other 10 sweep street, they would feel no molina
lion 70 change ennIoYmenLs. John NsHLon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

Tue sOulE ATPMR.-The "courier deS EIaIs
uns" has another yeriOnof The SOule Affair."
who wOs moi in:erdlcled from Rance, absolutely,
we are told,--bul who was requested 10 wait at
Calais "a hours, I'LL The Duteau Of Passport there
could communicate with Paris. The instructions
ole said 10 have been as follows;
sin case Mr.. Soule shall declore his Intention
10 enter France, 10 larry long ora short time, he
must he notified, that his sOjouTn in france is
forbid. 3at ..la!4 III
1n case tie Minister OF The United States 10
tue Cont Of Spain, shall simply demond 10 tIa'
verse France, in order 10 reach his post, Rise his
passpOhp .a 0J
This is a probable yersion-ani explains theal-
legged 'backing out Of tie Emperor Napoleon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
,, N6aI Estate for AaIeT
Farm and Coal Land :
Rnn hAIn

mu,,...,R 0h MALE.
TIL underiSn.d Offers for ale liz P,,,
the National Road, three miles IIom WLssilna 'iI.,
lg Ssrsa Of we cultivated I.AJ, en- rsy,;6 1H e
Or %a Gl s@a 9S US 10 "a pr,.' god yes
VI good coal 8 ieet In LepIh. viii tt
ehatefS TIT IA
Ooii:l2m' IniW v,tsaaio
HOUSE AND LOT FOR Sal y
fNllB updepiSntd ViIes Tor ssIe n. n,s,l
i MhThel sllesl. earl side, between 'ha lol
L Is iSe ICI 4 q lssl On, with good BID I
IL will be scld low aud On serommoI,,,
possCssl9n glyenany time aIlsrlLs sIo. mgIo t.ln'
GO' kInulle VI o'Ossr
tepS ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

A TowS SoLp EoR DEBr.--Tbe town Of Peters.
burg, The former counly.seat Of Layaca county,
Texas, was sold by The sheriff OF that county a
short time since for debt. The old court house
sold for sixteen dollars, and theold tavern stand
for fifteen dollars, and other pTOPefIyin proper
lion. He
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
For Sale

II OF No. o, In block %, on Isnpj.nun, rem,
IL aud rum Ing back l9l 10 an alley. T,i,SSn lIon
best siiuicd lois In the city Tor t,J,p,s Of u!
oS SIs o ne PIX p'T ard side viii lie TSo.
For Information enquire al ihlIO aits or n w..
myo V ''t NEE loi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

PURE BAAspY.-Ths Journal Of Commerce says
ihst "since The French Government have forbid.
dsa the di,llalon Of cereals, very active expert
demsnd has sprndg up here for raT Vhi'Ey and
common run, aud ptceshaye materially advanced,
with large lreig ht engagements will Ftance. When
1t comes back it will moi be recognized. either by
the snsll, taste OF price," Nl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

VIXEN Fenlon's library was on Gre, "God be
prnisei,p said he, rtbAl tits moi The dwelling Of
some poor man."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

TnE Anclents feared DEATH we, thanks 10
Christianity fear only dying,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

VS. should feel our deficiencies more and more,
I'LL we lose them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25

Asorn.--7Orulo ones auSsrls swell 10 prevent
tits better,- Rdlsdrds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-25
NAV ApvNRTIsnMnNTs.
WASHINGTON HALL,
ron ROUR EVENINGS ONLY,

ron -FOUR EVENINGS ONLY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY,,
Noe. 2ih, 2jiht glih md 2Slh.
UillK old, origAu aud hr'llned METROPOLITAN.
SHkRN AliHRS, (iata DnnlbOlton'sI comprising n'ne
lOpuar and taloultd performers, embracing Comedians,
Voeasls nauCe,s etc. ETC., producing each evening 81
their stay nav aud pleasing dramatic Skeloh IN audi
lion 10 lie Musical TepsChOean Portraiiuie OF Lille
among lie y, goes or tie South.
The Company eOhsls Of Tie following wellknOwn
Johnny Hooker, ThOs T. Cha,Gsld,
Rdyin neaves, Il. G.. Kneelaudi
Frank Lynch. .. A.. Sylvle.
, Nuns Blank, Master Ralph,
tho JuyeEs Jigsnd Fancy DDneelho wonder OF bis aSs,
Or oors open SlCl o'elock-openIns Overture at u
ar Box 0Glee open from O'Clock 10 ~, 4. H., aud
from tO /, p. NJ when seats may DO secured, i'
O-Cards VI Admission % cents. Reseryed seats for
nY2J
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..f. Sicdmship Line. HlH"t.
TgN STHLNgRs OWNED ~ INK COMPANY IoRNINO A CoN-
PLETRA SD DAILY CONNECTION TO NEw YORK
AND srHi-wEIKLY TO BOTTOM,
THIS Comranyis fully Organized for the coming
seasons business, and have gleat confidence IN rem
erng TO the Owners and shippers Of freight entire sat
AdCon In the ready aud speedy tIanslt OF every de-
senptou OF MERCHANDISE PIUduce, Provisions, etc east
ward and westward bound 10 aud lion New York, Bos
ton aud Baltimore
7htattaiion Of ShIYII 10 edliod tOhs JieiliT eBtr.
I'd bV hi CemPaRydA htTPdronagt rtPsetlaily ioliei
3D. This line runs In e0neXiOn westward With NUMEROUS
lines OF Railroads AID Steamers Hst from New York and
iOston, aud eastward IRON Clnelnnatl IN connection
wlthlhs tile Miami RAilroad and Central ohio Rail-
road and The Ohio River to Wheeling, thence by The BAL
iimue and Ohio Rlil:old 10 Baltimore, Tho entire
through arrangement being thoroughly systemtred aud
complete.
For through receipts from Cincinnati 10 New York
Boston, or Baltimore, shippers are IelerrSdto
. A. McBurnio, No 90 Public landing, Cin
,n,. 4 F0RSYTHS& BAlN, Wheeling, Va.
II, Is. CROMWELL, New York.
A. U. HALL, Agent,
ny96,3m Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04
Tia Pork Trade.

AZ the season for packing PORK draws
bar the business attracts more attention,
fd . good deal Of interest is manifested in
Fte'ence to the opening prices. We find
ere is great difference in the visws o
e feeders and the packers. Tue former
r generally anticipating IS q 100 lbs.
p, while the latter are steadily receeding
lcm this point, and sales have already been
Pate as low as 81 SO, and at the close
fere were more sellers than buyers at th.
Fure. The fact that there is in the coun-
stock Of 100000 bills. Of pork, an am
- supply Of bacon, advices from abroad
at do no, encourage us in looking for de-
and from Europe except at low figures.
LAT the numbers of hogs in The country is
rye and that high prices will bring out a
fa'y crop, that packers have experienced
70 bad seasons in succession, and thai,
Fs may not be able to stand up under an
Eae' disastrous season-al combine to
Pefate IN favor of low figures, and Offset
arguments of short crops of corn, brought
ISard by the farmers.
were the packing season to commence
as' the feeling which now prevail 8, it
ould be difficult to realize 81 so for hogs,
me prospects are against, rather than in
!" o. al upward reaction. Packers have
saefally made up their minds that, with a
p OF hogs as large ms that of last year,
's' should not be over SO so, and the
aaency to believe that the crops will turn
0, Is very strong; and it must be ad-
.'ea taat for such belief there is stro no
fo0nd'-Cn. Ga-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04

INTERNAL ATTEaPr. New York
T t. gives an account Of the explosion of
Aes VI powder in a valise in the baggage
wv o. Earle's Hotel. The fragments of
'alse and contents showed that the ex-
Wv. ."'n was produced by the discharge of a
~, W. 'n'ae tho valise, fred off BY the run
" uo"h OF weights. Fortunately but
!.',ons were in the room. and no one
N .h; 'aly injured, although the glass was
" ~ from the windows and ,he cell
H. ssna''e'ed. The fact that the front of
!, V .I was glass, giving vent TO tn. pow.
''0'e saved the building from ruin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04
kentucky rrust Co Bank, csviagton. ~.

,rh;e institution failed few days ego,
lsly Spreading ruin and disaster. It's said,
\. administration of affairs, and present
Condition affords specimens OF .iinancier'ns
I, Inch are without a parallel in the hisio'
+ Of banking, since The fatal and agohlzing
zines Of 'sG. The minds OF SOM Ut its
n.uag.rs sapear 10 have been so utterly un-
I,l.nced and demorslized by s,arice, as to
heats doibtJ as to their sanity; at any rate
h. most searching scrutiny, we UNDER
hand. will be instituted. and an exhibit
M history will be published in due time.
The Affairs of the Kentucky Trust Com
&,ny, we learn, are now in hanas for settle
{nsn,; the plan is veto be determined
=, lui,y, rather than law, however, will b.
m basis of settlement, and the Chancellor
IN the State will advise and direct pro eec.
3rg The bills, receivable aud other siInllar
4 ,se,s Of the Bank, us We understand, will
te required 10 he paid in gold or silver; an
Mus, those who expected TO take up theI5
Notes with the banks bills, worth 20 cen,
IN the dollar, viii be debarred from this
4 e,hod OF escaping their true and Just obli-
ka,on.
We have heard il limited that some crimi-
ka prose cutions may possibly be institute
!. examples, and warning TO those who
bay hereafter attem pt TO speculate on conf
ug innocence, and traffic in human credu-
~.
I'VE have no special remarks to make;-
believe, il gross imposition has been
r,cticed, there is abundant integrity in
(enlucky 10 vindcate the honor Of the State
hch chartered this bank, and TO relieve as
acL q. possible the innocent sufferers, and
lew Of whom have lost the accumulated
kyngs Of years. These private gricts Will
N an appalling aggregate OF distress -
!. the general hope. SO far as we hear ex-
lessons, that the truth, and the whole
|u,h, will be gwen TO the public, that those
10 are inuocen, may be excused, and the
billy be condemned .-Cin. Daily Times.