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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

WILLIAMS COLLEGE Commemorate exercises
Of commencement begin on Sabbath, Aug. 10. On the
afternoon Of that day. President Hopkins delivers
mon TO the graduating class In the evening, George w.
Bethune, d. d., Of BROOKLYN viii address the Mills
Theological Society" On Tuesday afternoon, an ad-
dress before the Alumni will be delivered By Joseph
White, Esq, Of Lowell and the evening will occur
the Prize Rhetorical Exhibition followed by address
before the Adelphie Union Society by Ralph Waldo EN-
ersOn. The Commencement proper will be held on
Wednesday, Aug. 10. The examination for admission
will be on Tuesday morning at o'clock. Bost Trav., th
The Rev. 8. A Baker Of The Detroit DAILY Democrat
has been sadly afflicted. Two nephews down with the
them dying brother, living with him, carried OF by
cholera, and losing child with the same disease he
wife pro-trsfed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
ANO TIER FEMALE IN MALE ATTTRA

One day last week interesting youth arrived IN this
place from Philadelphia, and put al the American reg
tstering his Frank Decentralization Bedford
Springs The visitor remained at the hotel for couple OF
DAYS apparently waiting for one, and though dressed
in the latest out of the masculine gender from her smooth
face soft and fair skin, and retiring department excited
some suspicious to whether the "breeches were IN
this case worn according to the act of Assembly One
of the gentlemen at the hotel 10 ascertain this fact tossed
up care essly in the presence of the young ID little
child and upon making eint though intending TO al
the child fall the youth in "breeches aforesaid
-wcman.like-a small scream. This test
sdered the eTJ-rtmeatuM crHcs, and the landlord pro-
ceeded to charge the beardCss boy with usurpng Of
the ost sacred privileges appertanng TO Insecurity.
Alas for human ralty, the confession after little
soD was indeed made that she uas young Lgfy who,
residing in Philadelphia, and feeling desperately IN love
with young gentleman TO whom her parents were OPP
posed She had resored to this method 10 elude observa
ton and had agreed to meet her lover at this place and
together proceed to the Bedford Springs. She wep BIT
terry her folly and doubt taught very
Lesson. She returned TO her parents in Philadelphia the
next morning. But the end is not yet. On the same
evening, young gentleman arrived from Philadelphia in
the cars and ais. stopped at the American and shortly
after inquired if Mr.. Frank Pearson there. This of
the lover whom she had been awaiting, and
who tor some une Explained turned up" little too
late for bis plans. Ill informed that Mr. Pearson had
ted that morning for Bedford Thther he bent his
steps by the first coach the following morning in bliss
full expectation doubt, of meeting his young friend Mr..
Frank Pearson at the Springs We hope he had happy
time of il We this will be the last of affair that
might be of untold misery to all concerned, and
that this fortunate nerposton OF accident will give the
lady WISDOM and open her eyes to the rascalty of her
lover Blarsvle Pa Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
HEW-YORK CITY.
,rro,r or rnr rsasxLy-.rsxrr HoSr.r

Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held nqucsts upon the body
of Mary Heating native of ireland, % years Of age,
who died suddenly of cholera at No % orsngest, and
upon the body of John Gill; years Of age, who died Of
Tire same disease at No. 2S2 East Eghteenthst YER
dict of Death by cholera was rendered By the jury IN
h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

This card is carried in the pocketbook, and admits q
member into any Council in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

RIcHsosD, Virginia, Angus; /, 1854
JOHN SMITH IL a member IN good standing
ofMoLLY STARK Council No 40. OF the State Of
virginia JOHN STILES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
~ kRI.EM.

John Stspetcn died of cholera on the steps OF shsniy
in One Hundred and Ninh-st., FOurth-av. lie died
while the woman absent procure medical attendance
IN BROOKLYN.
The Board Of Health in their return yesterday morning
make the cheering that during the preced
ing -four hours there only seven cases and not
q single death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

Molly stark Council,
No. 40, III Richmond,
Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
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|
81 ne tionse and the Queen, ;orest,v ,..rss
,.ca
~, ~ ~, nsseu.
| The Turkish Minister and several Turkish The
crow dSsere cordially cheered. 81 " j
/ The House was unnsualIy full. Of snlenaid COS
tunes but no members ~ AZ Aaar;.., 49,.
,iop were nrss,nt az ~
.ae % .he Ceremonies
assslhs seht notice that the diplomatic corps
must appear in full costume.
The following Is:
-.
NJ. . ~ - : = ~ y ZEN EMS : sfEEch.
"Ay A1oFas flH stfe1ttte4aefbs VI
- am always happy to meet YOU in Parliament
sl.a on thelpssssnte casonsit is with peculiar
s1..Sn mat Fecur7to yonr assistance aud
ms 1,ys9 ssHSY
SilS AYESS9M plcn eSpreSSeu at the close of the
h me sitiersnees existing bet@sen Russia
aaa ,he otlohan Forte have not been realized,
u 'SsIet 70 say lnat q stptesot warfare has en-
communicable act IN cordialco ope.
Ita1.or W yah the emperor of the French, and my
s ; IN conlunctton VIII my altS, TOPPER
sseye anu 70 resi- peace Between the conten nd
ihs Pasaes' aithougit hitherto unsuccessful, have
ueen unIemttlng will not fail TO persevere in
these endeayorss but as the continuanceoftheM war
may asepy eject The interests of this county.
aho OF Europe think 1t requisite to make further
augmentation oil. my naval aud military forces,
Win y view OF supporting my representatives,
tlon OF peace. ~ IN: - 9Si9 va,
have desired that all the papers explanatory
o. lhe negotiations which have taken place upon
TINS subject Shall be communicai ed to You with
out delay. I'd lj9tss iIii ~ II 6sit -
Gentlemen of the House of Commons. SIyGif
- The estimates of the wear Nv III he laid hefo,a
you aud lstlust thai Vol, syi AMI tbe;r
cy with the exigencies Of tieptbli service aiGthis
iunctpre. They have been framed with dul re-
gard to, eco nomy. :. 49, ~ 11F7a,@
MY Lords and Ge1itLeyns = : n q x y ora
In tie year Just tertuats(lthe blessings of an
abundant harvest has nor b..,i yui,c
by the 9disp,nsa:ioi ofSPtoyi1enc.-. IN. nric oS
provisions has a,,4 th.. nriyati ,ns
Of the poor Tue reused bns lsn
by deduction OF The. ;ax9s M. 4csso1
tit ofT.ifs has greatly t N, M mi;
litiofg contentment.Ss. ~
r. II have tl,s. Satisfaction of bntih
CONNIE &c of Iii. country q siif
trade. l,ot erptrt n MI i,nnnft has $500, m
the iHcreasant thai lie ,of I'M, n, 81 wear
has been more ian atieouate In l tIzna mis- ,f
the public service. one i'H' 10 tii = 7!tlE
Ireconmen nd To your consideration bill which
have ordered IL, be ,ftau,e for opanre TN. coost
ing trade of The United Kingdom IL me shine
friendly nations aud / TOOK iot,Sart with satis
factio 10 the remoyaIofth.s
tioh f The use Of foreign sLiDoiliS
Of INV peuple. r llsihl 7
Communications have been addressed Nv nv
command 10 lie Universities Of Oxford and Gam
bfide,. in In, lmntoyemenis ysbieh il ny
be sdeslrabie to effsctm mos. instltutions Tbs
communications will he laid before. and
ures be rronosed for YOUR considers viii
view of living ], tI.r, ~ s,,cE ;mnSgs.o. 1853
The establishmen ts reouis;teIfarith,. oon,uct az
the civic service arrangements beafnp an lis
condition, have recently been under cunsilera-
-. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
- 7PHILADELPHiII'1sI -

AreC Curtain warehouse,
m caest,ist 81 opposite Tie STATE House
IMPORTER AND DEAi.ERsis GuRTA iNs, oCvRrAIs Ma
rERIALs, AND FURNrTURE CoHERIS as, 2ai % Z
(WHICH he Offers at the owest rket prices, a y
- tKEI0LESNEE AND sRETliL.. 80 9 g
The stock in pa The toliowing a
Emb roiaersl Isse Y prtainsi Gilt cofnisesi
iprapery Iasss Mpsiiqsi DO Bands, % ls,s1sa
French dhs Canopy Arches and Rnrs
st. e laipsss 5 n eattaia Drops,
alsrss stock FIR ENG HESS Of all sotois an,
i7PAINTEpTpiSDoSYsH SHADES, aid HOLLANDS otsa
colors shading = Is fpq % SI G
p Pefsens Curtains. swim nIsasufs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

Il HoRRiaLE.-7Ye learn that q de,estable, tragedy
lately occurred in the yielnsty of Hampton. man
named Watson fog ed one of his slaves so severe.
ly as TO causehis death. Suspicion was first en-
iertained from his sudden death and secret inter
ment ofthe heeEo, antthe body being disinterred
and biectetlto the inspection OF jury, yerdict
to the above etfect WAS gwen "A warrant was is
sued for the arrest of w atsonil who Immediately
fled and has mol since been heard of.S We Sincere
ly trust that he may be arrested and punished fol
the horrible crime - ordeik Daily Nstos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

81 AS EplrOR md areog glad 10 see that
GSFa 4 Alfred. The Western Herald. has been ap-
pointed Postmaster village His domestic
responsibilities were increased 10 the extent Of
1sight pounds about the same time. If the editor
ofthe Herald does not see sqIqlia times, his expe-
rispeed9sf nom N that Of most other people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

/. DIR MoRsE,s INy1G oRAT1Ne CORDIAL,
The only sure and safe remedy. yet discovered fer Gen
eral Debility Physical Prostitution rraBility and all
the ysrious train Of eecnsi also remove
Tor stddyor Business Loss Memory Mental Debility
etc.-see nd We ttissment, tsssiss ~ -. sepIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

a1'An afftayitO place. "a short time since. in
the upper part of Faquier county, between man
named Brown and ar Irishmah in which the for
mer struck the latter with pair of tongs, from
"a ne Elects of.which the unfortunate man died
week forwards. Brown has delivered himself
up 10 theaqtlorites and is now in the Jail in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
Disaster on the FANS.
Loss OF THE ]. N. MILES.

oa 3ehe z ans.
L LOSS or pIts n M MI r,s.f
| sss $3.50 9 : " 1
Yesterday ,y,orn;Ss nj, so.,, u. ,,.,e -. az
Io,cInnk the nj NJ, ~ Psss
Iron Ec,, =: ;t,
and proyisions and o,
boat was in ebaTse If ,.Hd rsa Inc
Jelersonyile soon afier enisr;nsE AZ ehmt.
about opnose the sb s,..i.,
rock and Cant sIrw in tbjn ts th h u
feet. The matches were taken Il annsa sw1
that she and ths
ed his Sspniiy 10 ssdbrt fSa VI
Tint the boat I'm 4 s;nk; ma f =.
board the barges. The boar wa tbsn MAJ ~
the Indiana hore 10 lhn,I tn she ;,Tcbs Ssay,S
broadside ths nas. p.',,.y
rock, lust above
AT this inncti,r rs the sain i, ~,
yether vii I'M. and sths ,erhaasd W
Wheel; ~ hich Seni oyerboard. AMI Inc hui
being thus reliey al. hted ,th ,Sa a.s.as.i
deck aboyt. ~ -
JuSt "a sfbs Eea & Is, H., !! IL, ~. .,.
IN The lnss, s;s .', lne
bo;lsrs aud I.s' 80, a .ue
the hIi
MS baTss n issS "
s / oa sns US tney
e:arain. The boilers went Il gsa
AMI is.Is y,
ha, ~, y. itwln
a ~ ( ~ s l ihs goat
the hare on
AZ san tts 6,st !, :.
ing the Captain rang his big Sen for AMI
at the sainetimea headethe boat for the Indiana
Shore. The steamer Fran Rim Pearcef was at The
aIa tne
ted'his boat to the assistance,stf ,be
Charlesto ending The middle Q hdte was some
distance ahead, and The Norma was ly;ns n The he
these boats eatd signal. and after that the boat
IN leSs man Two minutes iiom time the bell of
the Niles was struck his was quick work, and
twas thought the loss OF life would be great, but
Capt. thtpks that alt were saved slf SO, il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

ootoaizA ALTON. IN INDIAaA.-TLe Report the
Board Of Colonization in Indiana shows that
this enterprise is growing in favor in that State
Al State soeietyiwas formed in 1858, and cores
pondshSs opened with the President of Liberia
BY Cow Wrightaast year. jAcolored agent, who
has labored snccessfully-in this State, sailed for
Liberia in NoSember8last @ithstwenty.fiye emf
grants lfrono Indiana dag {; kz4 s5ssSR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
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A,,4slSs1 ~ Nbenence Ia lnla.nMfLcrk 8nfes,1
M RoBEar M siTRles, fs sf FE4RI s1REEI
4. foRMEaLr SO john srngrT, ~ - r.
lsthe Sole inthe Unite the above
CURT against burglars Every SAFE sol at this
is manufactured unLer
ty six yearsas MAKER together with tile many Sc
we're tests which saics ofs manufacture triunnh
Wilhstood IN this and other cities warrant the subscf
They are the onls Satea TO which Is ss4Sa Z sSr
MR. +. G. G0FFIN,S NEW PATENT. IMPEN-
ETRABLE GE IoCK+ANDC Ross BAR
Alarge nlmbsr o these Locks anu cross bars are
esdy II use ~ ranks Jewellers, and
tic perfect which they against tie e
forts OF the most sillul either by means F nm
Summation and arc eoiiidently
TO ANY LOCK IN. THEiWORID.
Sales OF all sizes ita Bile banks Jewel
ers record Offices, steamboats,, and theiI proof
bank Pc vault doors plate ailies ETC on
street sioors below, Maiden Lime New York by3
p1e-d1Ys9 qtls4 q u Observation-Disclosures
pBLs sfafish Whiting iaE5 sale BY z a.
Dogoa renember tlse 0IdsC Corner !,
mo 35,i WATER sTREET3 ;caiithere and see the
Cloths, splendid and other Vestinss
see, aanlh 9, and leave your measure y
~ siT O made IN the finest style, TO on
81 Coats Pants and Hosierv. IN,
variety and OF the finest material ana mai
o r9ds n &c
H. iss ~, MORE ToBACCO
ID RCEIYED THIS Day ~ - Az "a
III ~ q boxes OF Twist Tobaceoi 5fs
case case Howard h Z. Rult sS Tos.seo.
WhichI VIII sen very cheap for tbs dimes.
ieoA w RHODES, AGENT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

IRA young lady. at breakfast, askea gentle
man to hand her the chen Fruit pointing 10 a
plate Of eggs. The Gentleman suggested ..Shang-
hai berries. r as more fastidious term.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

FLo oglisgss Mil ,BgRsr.-rhe Dayton Gazette
says that the large Touring mill and dls,illery of
John hlnsely, six miles east of Dayton, were de-
sstnroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning last. The fire
IS snpPoSedi have originated; ,aismut machine.
The -four and whiskyin the mill were saved, but
.Eaodtio. 600 bushels of cotas nd bushels Of
wheat, besides other grain lwete DESTROYED. The
loss cannot be far from $50 ooo-no insurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

uThe editors of Illinois have been holding a
Convention at Springfield Many of The dpromt-
nentpapers Were represented. aad. everything
went of harmoniousIy. The Convention recon-
mended the employment of female compositors
whenever it is practicable: The Chicago Journal
zandthe Springfield Journal have introduced them
already, y g sszGa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

FG4AL AfSkAS 4: An aatay took place IN the
Kanasgha Salines Sunday snightweek between two
sswhiiesmen: named Bucks aud Ho&ry, in which, the
latter received shot from pistol, 'andEffom the
effects of which he died The following day. .7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
E"f A'Hiti aiore y, sl. 3 hiindeIpil
s;tz;s 8 !

g.. Great through Line for the East.
tthlofe and Ohio Rail RoadSfrom Wheelingto
y baltimore, and connecting with tie Washington
ansh the Junction eatey called the Relay
hia, wilmnstoaanI Battling Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon theiine rofaeted and
the Whole road is ri eseniins one or The
most Picturesau$ and romantic routes the world.
u ne new and splendid steaer ofthe Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati connect wi this Wheel
ing and through tickets from these places Baltmore
w Sshineton Piladelphia, &C., may be lad agents,
OF OH the boats. $3.50, ! f,.l, II = -,
The e&lress anal leaves heeliug daily O'Clock
a. NJ, w heelins imel and arrives at lnbprlanI C20l
nes) NJ, and alloSviht hours there, arrives in
faltlnore CsS0 miles, at a. NJ, the next morning
KING the passage through in about 20 hours, including
Basgase checked through to any ofthecasernioints
without ohnrge.., 9I-g - 7. y ~ !; ~ 3,
Passengers ami baggage transferred 10 The cars
Junction and for Philadelphia, at Bal
timore, without extra allowed am
Through tickets rom Wheeng to Baltimore, with
Washington $3.50 10 PhtIsdephia, St0-foIbe had on
onard Gamers Of the Ohio ard Of
VILE: ,ssissi W AIy PAR Err Gen $siFRt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

TIE FfLLIRusFERssINrL OVER CALiFoRNIA!-A
seolsslondenee has lately taken place between the
MexicanT Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Mr..
Grips, Interim Charge d'Affaires Tor the United
estates at Mexico. The Mexican Minister calls at
tention TO the fact that the fitting of expeditions
still continues; and complains that although this
is notorious, the authorities at San Francisco had
not taken efficient steps topreyent them, notwith-
standing the supreme government had directed
themlto do SO. Mr.. Cripps, in reply; states that
the United States Government is doing aevery-
thing in lis power 10 put down these expeditions,
that he himself had sent special messenger
leto the Government authorities at San Francisco,
sdipfcfng Them Of The representations made 10 him
exican authorities the effect of which he
q satisfied, would be to,g the Mexican Gov
the best pebof Of the good faith by which
the conduct of the United States towards her
nelghbor, Mexico, is guided. He expressed his
ions, nevertheless, that the information on
which the Mexican Government had founded these
was foandat ton OF at least
gEsatIy exagg 4 The Minister reions, point
ing out the various movements Of the fiilibustes,
and ontiages alleged to have been already COM
mtted, and says the Mexican Government is not
aware of any efectiye steps being taken to sup
press them, although theu United States Govern
ment hassibeeni eonstantly informed bylMexico,
since May lasb of these illegal proceedings.
-za ------=.-4-st.-.
CouSr BoUEboS AND THE MEXICAN GovRRsMFNr.
The Mexican papers publish correspondence
Of tue Count Raoussett de Bonlbon with Mr..
salar. of San Francisco. in which the whole
scheme fof a revolution is laid down sandSarguel.
Its dated however. as far back as October 27.-
The Count declares himself readyito exert himself
ms much rs possible IA, nyer th eyist;nv order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

a5-If an irresistible object was to come in con-
tadtwith an immcveabie object, what then, eha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

AT LEAST oSE B A n exchange paper re-
marks. and we quote the xpression ns applicable
To all1occlities that every wen regulated family
ought 10 hayeat least one baby Il, Just for the
fun Of. the thing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

TIE SEN&TEs Saturday, went quietly into the
election Of Peni enitiarY Observation-Disclosures tenn
pest over the case ofthe .'Red Boot mani hay
ing entirely subsidized. Colonel Morgan was put
ia termination for reelection, and received 40
votes-all the votes cast with the exception of the
voteof Mr.. Thompson. OF Dinwiddie, who; soil
tary and alone. cast his vote for Robert T. Harvey.
The committee on the part o. the two Houses, to
,e9npt the votes reported: whole number Of votes
cast 159Ahecessary toac choice s0-of which Col.
Motgan received go Ascatteriug 81. Colonel
Morgan was therefore, declared electedss
Pryatebills were then taken up, in accordance
with aFesolution setting Saturday apart for the
consideration, ofsuch bills. The following were
pass d:aliiss'i .a, ,y5a q
bill to amend the first and second sections of
an act to incorporate The TASTES OF the. White
Post Male and Female Academy. passed April 9th,
1853. 'u-'''' .a5 . ',53,g3.. - - 3
a bill concerning Schools for nudge nj children,
in the county Of Bedford. isass;s.s
a Bill 20 incorporate The Mason and Cabell Rail-
road Cohpansa Ziz .11117a ,sfaAG
pa Pin teineotp orsts the nineek5 River
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"
A bill Ia incorporate the South-side Coal Min
ing and Manufacturing Company, of Chester
field ..7,t a'9 s, "a, ,9'..:1 ~ -
The Medical College bill was passed blythe
chair deciding that it;wonld require a consttu-
uonal majority. ,49ssaI q ~ "a
a number ofother' bills were read and ordered
lobe engrossed. w ~ = g-elz . . - -
.tal@ae = 4-4A4E----~s----- l.4ssuC
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anve Sess , f0fmary OCCUPIED iyt the
10 this property can do SO by calling Nj VIM
Meorge, corner oIMaln and YaAhngi0n streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

ssssMyr sou would. you suppose that the Lords
prayer could be engraved in space no larger
than theare of ashalE dime 2,s
fatselj yes, father, if half dime is as large in
everybody 4 eye as it is in yours. think there
would bsno .dif pntti II on about four