Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-22
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Ter IN the Snaue $1,000 al lu0I tanutnot yesterday
was shH hotter. AtPhiladslphia the thermome
Ter vSried from 9S to1l0l. sisi @f
The Washington Union hos on article which
,fOreshadows pretty certainly theyeto Of the River
and Hatbor bill The Union says; w
Itwillbe recollected that in his annual message,
President Pierce expressly deolinedto recommend
tosthe favorable cOnyidetatton OF Congress "the
estimates ofworks Of a local character III twenty
seven Of the thirty one. States, amounting 10 one
million audi iiily-fouI thousand ave hundred dol
olats, This fact Is conclusive only Us ~ tile point
that the Executive wilt not he nrecluded from
thorough examination OF the details OF the bill,
.gSenih6ush all The appropriations proposed may
bein accordance with the estimates OF The proper
.dspaIt.lents. , -,
We take 1t for granted th0t when the bill Is
presented tothe President for his approval, he will
6e kotefied ia his determination ny those great
ap2liueal ptipcpFes 70 which he stands committed
.1Ssa tdet6cfa and, that. in applying these pm.
efples, he win seek all the light that caiIbs deri-
we'd from The precedens furnished by the illuStri.
-ouschpmpions tue Democratic party. He sald
as much in hls TemuIks upon the question oil IN:
,ltethalI mprov ernentsin his annual niesssGe; and
that his general views on'th1 subjects may he
Brought clearly 10 The minds Of our readers. vein:
vie lheit slisnton 10 Tue following extracts itOm
.Ethe document l"- s'tli t tH'.
,,Tbe article omiGSusly concludes with extracts
'sifim Pices inaugural Juckson's veto of the Mays
Vile road Uill and from Folks internal improve.
smentbili veto. -, - ,,..... .,S..;g
SSa,by,tie San Francisco News, ii appears that the
prices OF meat anil vegetables OF every description
ere lower in that market thAnat any TIME since
-ilel Potatoes are given away while theptices OF
:, bsef, mu.ton aud pork range within the means Of
1.-THE poorest. Quantity is only equalled by chap
ness. vsl.t aa5 s. e.3 taE
s,,,t Thew Worcester Spy aniouLceS that Mr. Paine
has overcome the difficulty arising from electrical
! explosions, and that he has perfected his inyen:
lion for producing light, heat and motive power
from The decomposition fwa,ct. This announce.
ment viii perceived with gteat incIeduliH.
Daniel HI! Dnsn, ESqy who was appointed by
President Pierce 10 the office OF United States Dis.
,tict Attorney for the territory Of Minnesota, died
ntSt. Paul, on the 10th inst. He was nOtiye Of
one Of the New England Slales--Nsw Hampshire,
we beiieve-but was pthpiisiug law in New ,Ytrk
.swhen Sppointed. d 'aJtso'' ..s"
q The ship Raven Of Boston, which arrived al
/, New York on the 10Th inst, consummated her
5, third voyage around the globe. She started says
The Advertiser, on the first ofthese voyages The
''5th Or August, 1851. s''a '.i s5.e y
The Cincinnati Gazette is informed that, on
TdssdSY last, r, NJ. Johnston and Jonn A, Haldc.
man young lawyetsO Lexington KY, said 10 BE-
,,identied with The Cuban expedition, as captains
u or Keftucky cavalry, were arrested ncompnhy
with several other GlliLustets from different parts
e'6f'the State 'a tl.' ''" bn9 ''A''.3.'.
% The My. Tribune understands that the British
government has issued orders 10 oil their ConSulut
s''aId Diplomatic Agents. 10 the effect that British
suBjeetswill be considered ttaiots il they megoti
ate any pait Of The Russian loan,
sgJ Geofge McCau.y, convicted ofthe murder of
IA, Geo. Lilly, in Rockingham county Va, last Sep
siGdnber, and who was 10 have been executed last
ynFrtlay, according to the sentence passed upon
him. has had his punishment committed by the
Governor 10 len years confinement in the Peni-
8 Tertiary. az. ,.t..,.s. Is. ,..sa
1.-THE csptel necessatyto build all Opera House
in Phiads lphia has oil been subscribed, and lis
,Iptopossd 10 eteota structure which shall COM
tottably accommodate FIVE thousand persons Tie
pttcs Of adrnison 10 be kept at the minimum pay.
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} 1.-The Cumberland (Md.) Telegraph cOntralicts
The tepott that the cholera was inthat place, and
;-saystbe townwas never mere healthy during this
ssasop Of the year. l,.e 10
According TO The results OF recent investigations
-.atWsshinglon, the pOStaEe on matter ranked ny
M, C's, il paid at oadinaFy rites, would pmount
.fItoisi, 100000. Asso a,esa.o gp5 - q
10 iil4fS !Yif --.lf IL --- ff-H
Vote on the River and Harbor Bill in tie
House of Representatives .
go lIrhe river and hnrbor Till was passed Uy tllefoI
lowing vote, t aia.l.asutect
YEAs-Messrs. Ball, Bennett Benson, Benton,
Bug, Carpenter CarutheIs, Chambetluin, Chnnd-
Ter. Churchweli, CLARK, CoTwin, Cox, Croker,
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