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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
The civ Of Glasgow.

| tits now ffty-four days since the steamship City
OF Glasgow sailed lrom Liverpool for Philadelphia,
during which time not word has been heard of
her, aud the apprehensions for her safety have in
Creased to q painful extent.
Gao her having put into the.Azores to
repair some slight damage or obtain supplies OF
coal; but even this hope hes been disappointed
The baTque ltEona, OF Antwerp, arrived at New
| York OH Friday, having been Obliged to put into
Fayal IN distress. She left Fayul On the Sd OF
April, and mikes no mention Of the City of GlaS-
gov. This was thtrty-three days after the Glas-
gov sailed from Liverpool, and afforded time TOR
her to have reached that port of refugee unless she
was entirely disabled or heInnetl-In i'll the ice
mus more completely than the other vessels that
have encountered it.
The daleS from Liverpool are TO April Stb, late
enough for the Glasgow to have oSSed the ocean
twice, at her ordinary rate, and the hope of her
having put back to an English port is also thus
frustrated.
Every vessel arriving at American ports reports
extraordinary quantities of ice and icebergs IN
the Atlantic, directly in the ordinary tack Of the
Steomers The ship Columbia, which sailed from
Shields, March 9Th, four days after the Glasgow
sailed from liverpool reports that she was in the
ice from It to IIIh Of April; fell in with the first
part oil II in lat. Al long. Al &c. running 18th the
wind At WSW.; was never during that time, with
less thon from fOrty to nifty large icebergs in sight,
anu lisqueutiy Surrounded by them and much
dutt lce Sth lust, lat. 40 so, long. 46 80, saw
an immense island of ice bearing from about SW ;
to NNE-; tie nearest part of it within three or
iour miles distant, and extending far the eye
could trace from alOft between those two points;
judged ii to be about 40 feet high; the last saw
was III la. 43 80. long. so; the weather was gem
orally clear while in the ice.
Such rep IT'S as these give rise to the worst fears
tor the safety of the steamship and her precious
freight Of four huudred human lives. The time
tat has elapsed since she sailed now exceeds By
tour days that during which we were without IL
dings of the Atlantic in 1851. But The A. reach
ed Corr in IS days after Sheshad sailed, aud we
have news from all-the ports of Great Britain So
days later than the date OF the Glasgow's sailing
from Liverpool
The excellent qualities of the steamship and tile
experience Of Capt. Morrison [who had served
longin her as mate, though this was his first yoy-
age as captain,) make us, says the PniladeIphit
we confess to apprehensfons of the worst kind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

MR. EBrTOR:-I announce myself an independent can.
didatc for the office Ohio County AT the en-
suing spring election.
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

JAS. H. MeMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty, at the election to be the Spring of 1884,
octoS:td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

HANDS orr!-E. ]. Gomez. Ex- spanish eoasul /
at Key West. publishes a card th1eatealng with
PEosecption an WHO may dane to pIlfet guano fem
lnpiter Island, on the Fiorida coast 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

ApykRrfsES s 7r.s- Nicholas wiz Ineet Sir
llakits IN the Baltic he VIII hearof some
hing To- his, adyanta
{ 4 iraeA also says Nicholas fules the serfs but
rliies the waves -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Wa

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III CtestEt ST., PhGdefpfe oypostte the STATE Hoa.e
HENRY w. SAEEORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CBRTAINs, CURTAIN MA
rERLALs, AND FuRNrruRE CovERIxCs,
WHICH he Offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND REFILL.
The stockcomprising. in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt COrnices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins.
DTapeEy LaceS + MusIina; do Bands
French Broeae4s, all widths Canopy and Rings;
ard coOrs; Cords. TasseIs C;imns go
Satin de Lafnes; Frnges, Cprt3in I1rops
llamaskS; &c F-'
4 large stock or FRENCH Pushes of all eolors and
qualities on hand.
: P1EvrED TEAOorvsH4DEs, and HOLLANDS of all
coTors for shading.
y. q. Persons ordering Curtains VIM give the measure
oil the heighth and width % he entire window.
martT-lTdSEys
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new tour story brick building
No. III, 1Inin street,
west side between Monroe and Uuiou Streets where
will be prepared with early extens We Spring
stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my friends and customers
to call and examine.
rebi wM, r. SELBY
@J G. Metealf VIII be found at the aboye establish.
ment. where he awaits his old friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
ALEXANDER McCoRTNEY.
VIM. Il. NEEDS,

HbUU1ADIIItItI LsOOh UIUnU1nctHfef,
NO. 24t, MONROE STREET, UP STAIRS.
nv GUILD respectfully inform his friends ard the uubc
W In general, that he has bought the establishment
lately known as James Ewinss BOOkbindery AM, blank
book n1nuiactOry and is prepared rule ana bind
TO der blank books OF every description iaic na:a
Zines periodicals &c in manner lot be surpassed by
any establishment in the country.
@-Constan:Iy on hand an assortment OF Blank Books
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDs. IxrELLIeExcER ,-You will Please announce our
well known fellow citizen LEVI MILLS, as candidate
for Commissioner revenue, County District at
the coming spring election.
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Burning of the Great Re ublc!!
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
DEFIAN f &c :A 5 APEs.,.


=, NEw loHK, Dec. q, 1853. ar.n.
Mr. Ro6t u. Patrick, 1872 Pearl St:
DEAR StR:-It is VITA much satisfaction we bear
SAFE, OF manufacture, which had in use in our Of
fce at the Novelty Bakery No. e4i Front street. which,
clipper ship the Great Republic, ships was de.
books money bills receivable, insurance pol
eies, &c. was exposed to intense heat many
night until removed the ruins while s hot 10 your
store When opened at 2. N, this day its contents
bank bills, being egble they were before
their exPosui to what we consider most yere ordeal
EPM TREADwELL & SONS.
SAFES all Sizes suitable for merchants banks Jewell
record Offices steamboats, DC, IRE and theff proof
hand for SALE and made to ORDER at the depot Pearl
street, IGOR below Maiden Ls6s New Yors
To the LadiesI
M have just received the OF the big red
the most beautiful aud complete assortn emit OF IA
dies misses and ehtldrens Shoes presented in This
'--''--t 81. pair ladies Philadelphia Caters;
so 80 90 Do S5 saas Ends,
MISSES, AND cHnDREs's WORK.
600 pair misses boots and shoes Ofeyery variety;
1000 ehildren's do do do do
GksrExMxs's WORK.
100 pair Gents fine bootsi
t50 do fine Monroesf
~ 5gS 10 patent Isather Oxford I ls
iss DO 90 baeksSin osoS eDa Riss; boota'
15 5s DO ,o Do l., s0aEress ,6 bootss
$50 DO patent. leather WsosferTes
Gentleel are invited to eaf and examine
ans - - 80 sssfscLALLESs KNOX.
ARRETr's PHILADELPHIA SNUFF.
I N BBLSs best Scotch. In bilSlfefsS
zels q. a. REii.Iss
q ztslsI SD tls lass chiiEeai's
sssss :. = S avRef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

To the Voters of Ohio County.
offer myself candidate Office iof Sheriff of
the duties of the Office faithfully and imrartialy.
mr1I w s WICKHAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
REAL ESTATE SAFES
VALUABLE MILL peo65@
AND DESIRABLE COI1NTppVVF EETY

NHE,suhseIiber offers for SHE ,h,, N
mont eOuh SS1 o ss the seon ssigss
cLesa. Win II lie offers much 81 t Il iEtisn Vixen
saw mi @s Ti Siie s the
ton is SUPERIOR 'F oFeHents, aD4i sc sc
be dyidsd into iots 'i6 10 s afs'Ges to
isL Of I6c aces; with several salieI one tact o.,
Market Gardeiisi and madiaIe1y ,,n Iiac.: sisss Z
he land Is very protective VI The NauonsII = 2
81 I'M! nls Hoelal, Tor particulars eEoui,.
EnT21d2m "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

TR undersigned offers himself as candidate for the
Office Commissioned Revenue. the city dstrc',
at tie mg May election.
mrl7 F.. DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

Mr. ED,roR:-Please announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
La as candidate Commissioner OF the Revenue for
the county District The ensuing May election.
mro3 MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

4esmi; cJ Ss5e:IIen per cent OF the pu,,b.,.
DC pau IN aid and the residue by
nom the dsl OF sale till Pai the PuTeh3ss ifh iLi.s
a, aIh vi soCl security Tor Tie deferred 70 a.. b
10 oe retained as further seeuTity hi ,Id ihe
HEy PEI son wis hing to purchase al piy.Ie Gt Ia !u
't g, Inc gLoIna a above described tan Do
don - 'Ae G E o. Ma nsH by making s5 qst
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CHANCEkY SSIE-

- Gy Iss 5, tos D,eree made br r1 tf..,.
Jaw and ehaiLery for Ohio COUNT 'le Circuit cOp,
February, Que thousand eight w ihe ihrd M
me Te, IN Ghd1Hsery beTseH Francis 5S
viii on Monday the SsI Tane and O'es,
ed ana nifty four sell in suitable b5 IF Jsar
IT, eoaiaa Inc ' sd SSor Of ne
saIy The following dese,Ibed very % tay ibs
t M.S sts sn o ihe south o.
now occupied by Todd d ~ Vol S III az elion atres;i -
s tasnee soulhwardlT with the west 4Ste, n
iSs inc ToLihern boundary The es 81 %
tween Market and Main Streets thence
n with MARKET street To stake, benIsS
ginning =" - ieet 10 the Piire q rs =
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MO COUNTY.

the Sheralty, but for the favorable notice all who
wish to purchase Wall Paper, Window Paper Fire Board
Prints, and Stationery My StocS is largeanI
arr determined to SSH at tue lowest prices.
nnl JNuN II TII0NPSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

a. w. BABBITT.
SAN FkANclsco, CAL, March ID. 1854
P. S.-Instead ofseven men dying, Understood
Colonel Fremont to say Several The mau that
died twenty miles ftoIn camp was Mr.. Fuller, of
st. Louis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

WANTED.
A SMART active BOY at COAX HAIL., No, 1e3 Main
a stred:, between Monroe and Union. apes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

hereby slfesI u atom lie Oih Slg 20 -
Sfay. fS54. bstJseen the hours Of Soetoe A. = Srith
efDe p H OF that day the NV 0ilce Of j. OS,
the city OF baltimore ia the StAfsol Iyt.Ees
TIE o. j. Dean smith aR1 others VIII "a
% - egas steIee Tor At me am
tom any re5son TIE said nj b
-, then toillenee or bsfhe eOfnEneneeds sli 800
". tss The IT, VIII - ad1o5iI
'tf e - Iae an taken and eouPtete
AiseiSRn CAIlpys ELL.. Ina.
3fS RttoTneY t05 Plai niins -
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is your time to provide necessary article and
at the undersigned Is the place buy them Cheap
ne has the largest aud best assorted of mems and
boys hats in the city, which will cheap for the
ready J. w RHODES,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
Ice! Ice!! IceIII

TIL EannuAI election for nine Directors of the Wheel
ing savings Institution to for ensuing year viii
be held the Office of said Institution on Tuesday the All
May, between the hours OF 10 tnd O'Clock
apes WIZ. MCCOY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

An AMAZON Axoxo THE TuRxs.-A letter from
COnstandnople dated March 2s.) in tie Boston
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Faust & Wincbreucr, of
Philadelphia, have associated with them,
VIM. VI. Carter, and have removed to their
New Store, NJ. Is, North 3rd St, lower side
above Market, Phila., erected on the Old
City Hotel lot, a very convenient location,
where, with their increased from and faciIi.
ties they will no doubt render that Satsfac.
ton TO their customers, for which they are
so celebrated. We lean that their New
Store is rs feet front. and 200 feet deep
with very complete internal arrangements.
10 t'ose who are not acquainted with this
firm we can safcly say that they are men
who are up to the times, keep superior
stock of goods, do large business with
our section, and are satisfied with moderate
profits. Call and see them.
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Political.

The French and English reply to the lns,
Russian note is firm and decided.
Authentic letters received from Bucharest,
dated 18th, states that the advanced guard
under the command of Osten Sacken had ar
rived at Bucharest on the 4th, and the mlin
body of the army on the llth The soldiers
are represented as being in miserable con-
dition.
Gor'schakoif was preparing to leave
Bucharest for Little WaIlachia, the CAM
palgn not having assumed favorable ap-
pcarancr. 1t is confidently stated, however.
that he has been privately ordered to un.
dcrtakc the direction Of operations.
England and France appear to be much
excited, although it is quite apparent that
they are determined and firm in their pur
poses
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
Photographic Ertracts.]
FURTHER BY THE AFRICA.

New YoRx, Feb. Is.
The mails by iho Africa did TO. arrive nm
til this morning The English papers fur
nish some highly interesting intelligence
from the East
Paris despatch Announces that great
battle took place at Kalafat on the 26th,
in Which the Turks were completely victo-
rious.
The Turks had also rc-taken two Islands
on the Lower Danube, which had previous.
ly been taken by the Russians.
The Turkish Convoy reached Batoum in
safety.
Hostilities in Asia will be Immediately
resumed.
The London Times anticipates no favora-
ble result from the mission of the Russian
Count, Orloff, to the Courts of Vienna, Lon.
don, Paris. and Berlin, and expresses the be-
lief that, failing to obtain declaration of
neutrality, the Russian Ministers in Paris
and London will demand their passports -
The Times also in,imatcs that, in the pres
ent crisis, the -Four Powers will not be JUS
tilted in waiting for fresh proposition from
st. Petersburg.
The Paris Bourse closed without anima-
ton.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

THE MrLLERITEs AeAIN--It seems that
the Millerites are renewing their vaticina-
tons In the State of Maine, predicting, with
their usual confidence, tho end Of the world
this year. They do not venture to foretell
the precise day. No doubt the Russian
Car will be encouraged 10 his narch on
Constantinople IL he should hear thai the
Millerites had uttered the prophecy which Is
mentioned below. Their general plan is TO
speak Of the great event as ~ occur some
time the present year. Some, however, 6x
the time to be on the 26th Of May, when
the great eclipse occurs. The progress Of
events In Europe, they say. sureiy indicates
the falhlment Of tie prophecy. The Gar
Of Russia is making HE last gigantic stride
towards Constantinopie, which when reach
Cd VIII shut H., book Of ftine for us.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
4 DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Canada.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lilo, p. NJ.
The Steamship Canada has arrived nj
Halifax with -four days LATER news from E. =
rope.
AT the 1iling Of the Canada the Cotton
market was steady bu, firm. The sales of
the week amounted 20 Al 900 bales, Of which
Spectators took 1900 bales.
The Havre Cotton market remained
quiet.
Manchester Trade dull. Flour had de-
cined but had again advanced. Western
Canal, AIS. Sd, Baltimore and Philadelphia,
ABS. Cd. All descriptions continued in ac-
tive demand.
Coffe was quito firm and advancing.
Tobacco unchanged and dull.
Consols c.osed at 9la.
All descriptions ofAmerican Stocks were
quite active.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Erb'Y Is.

WAsHISGToS, Frby Is.
A lctfcr from the proprietor of the Union,
asking to be relieved from his engagement
to publish the debates and proceedings of
the Senate, was presented.
A bill making further appropriation for
the Improvement of Cape Fear river, in
North Carolina, was considered and passed
The French spoliation bill was passed
yeas 26, nays II.
Mr.. Houston comm need his rrmsrss on
the Nebraska bill, but, without concluding.
he gave way, and the further consideration
of the bill was postponed until TO. morrow.
After the consideration Of executive bust.
ness, the Senate adjourned.
The nomination If John l.. O'Sullivan, rs
Minister to Portugal, was confirmed in tie
Senate to-day BY decided vote, but suose.
qnently rcconsidrred and laid over.
The nomination of George Saunders. ns
Consul 70 L"ndon was rejected by u la,ge
vote. e.
The Committee on Foreign Relations will
have meeting Tomorrow OIL the Gadsdcn
treaty.
The friends of the Nebraska lin In IN.
Senate will have another caucus Tomorrow. /.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
EDITORS TABLE.

CATALOGUE OF Souru CAROLINA Coll
LE3E.--Son'c one has kindly sent us the
Catalogue Of the Trustees, Faculty and
Students Of the South Carolina College.
January 1854" II is very neatly gotten up,
from the Press of r. w. Gibbcs g. Co.
We find there are ID students in the Senior
Class, IS in Jurior, SIS In Sophomore, and
27 in Freshman. The Carorinian says, in
reference to the new Professor, c. F. Ne.
Coy, "All the departments of instruction
are filed, and We are happy to say that the
new Professor, who succeeds Major VIII
liams, is giving the highest degree of salts
faction as nn able and accomplished teacher.
EDNBUE5 REvIEw.--The January rep. int
has been sent us.
CONTENTS.
|. Lord John Russcil's Memorials of Nr.
Fox, and the Buckingham Papers.
?. The Blind, their Works and Ways.
3. Ecclcsi: stica Economy.
!. Public Works in the Presidency Of
Madras.
B. Government Education Measures for
Rich and Poor.
6. Thackcray's works.
7. The Ma,hncry of Parliamentary Leg
islation.
8. The Ottoman Empire.
9. Note to Article I.
These Reviews can be obtained at So per
year; or any ;wo for So. Blackwood's Mag
azinc and one Review So; Blackwood and
all four Of the Reviews $40. See Adver-
tiscment. Address,
LEONARD ScorT g. CO.,
New York.
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Political.

The Queens Speech was delivered 10
Parliament on the 3lst, and makes moder
ate mention Of the Turkish difficulties
congratulates England on the alliance with
France, and recommends an increase of the
Army and Navy.
The departure Of the Russian Ministers
from London and Paris were hourly expec.
ted.
It's reported that the French and English
Ministers have been recalled from st. Pc
tersburg.
France sends eighty thousand, and Eng
land ten thousand men to the assistance Of
Turkey.
II Is also rumored that Austria and Prus-
sia have co-operated with France and Eng.
land in the enterprise.
The very latest accounts from Vienna
state that Buval has drawn out declaration
of neutrality, bearing towards the Western
Powers. "hich had been given to Count Or
lof rs their final answer. Orlotf's mission
had, therefore, failed.
Ihe proposition OF the Gar Was TO form
league with all the German powers, and il
any one Of them were attseked by the Wes-
tern Powers, Russia would make common
cause with them, and would not concede
any peace without consulting them.
The proposition was definitely refused
by the German Powers through Austria.
The Gar is, therefore, left to his own re-
sources
England and fmncc are 10 demand tho
Immediate evacuation Of the Pfincipalities
The Russian Minister had paid his tinai
formal visit TO tho Foreign department In
London.
It's reported AZ the la.set moment that
Austria and Prussia, had declared 10 favor
Of tho eLtcrprIse Of she wsssern Powers.
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New YoRK, Feb. Is. 1854.

Mr.. EDITOR Tho examination now po-
ing on at Gen. Scott's head quarters into
the conduct of the Amy officers on board
the San Francisco, bears somew hat hard I, n
COL Gates, th. commander Of the regiment.
Without wishing TO forestall the judgm mt
Of the Court, ] would merely say III Z, ls
Tar as present appearances 90. there is every
prospect Of his being severely ccnsurcd. Il
seems from tie evidence that he left the dis
abled steamer in the second boat without
giving any orders to the officers that remain
ed, thai throughout tho whole as.a:i..a ef
the trying scenes he gave no commands and
paid no personal attention TO his men and
that on board the Kilby, when all were put
on short allowance, he drew mere water
than his share. AL this was, TO say the
least, unsoldic ly, and will hardly pass with
such men rs compose the Court { Inquiry.
The rest Of the officers, il would appear,
conducted themselves unexeeptionably, and
1t Is probably owing to their Jealous endea-
yors that the iIl-fated vessel was kept above
water sufficient time to ensure the trans
fer OF her passengers.
Some one got off clever hoax few
days since, at the expense Of onr Mayer,
which Is not unworthy Of being recorded
Tbs dignitary was rather surprised about
10 o'clock in the morning to see snumber OF
his fellow-ciiizeps pouring into his ofIirs one
afser another until the roncourss mustered
nearly two hundred strong What wus la
the windi Was it a riot, or pe,iiioni At
last he sos'k ths lihrrty Ct asking @we
have come to the auction" was the reply.
~What auction y interrupted The Executive
waxing indignant. -why the sale Of the
ring that Bedini gavs your Secretary Bar
dett foe showing him round the publis bulId-
ings. and which sesording 10 IN advertise
n'snti In the Ezpfsss 5 10 b sold here this
morning." II . hardly seeessary 10 add that
q was she siritefs and not ths ring that vas
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
Cotton Market.

On the day the America sailed the Cotton
market was qniet but unchanged. The de-
mand was increasing daily. The sales of
the day amounted to six thousand bales.
-Four was steady but no further change
had taken place.
Corn was firm at previous prices.
Wheat had advanced shade.
Money was in fair demand
ConsoIs were quoted at 81 5-s, and ad-
vancing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

GEO. LAWS GUS SPEcULATIos.--Itis Is sta
ted that Mr. Geo. Law, Of New York, is rap.
idly diSposing ofthe two hundred thousand
guns he some years since purchased Of the
Government, and is getting for them quad.
rnble the sum he paid for them. The demand
from abroad for American manufactured
muske's and other firearms is represented to
be far greater than the supply.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE,

Court Of Inquiry-Unsoldierly Conduct
Evidence against Col. Gatcs--lioax-The
Bsdni Ring-Mud Ramp,nt-lrhe Con.
tract System Resignation Of the Street
Comn,issiunrr-Smail lPox-Intcrnational
topyrght-Thc pir..tcs in Arms--Cack.
ling Extraordinary - Barnniu's Poultry
Show-Vote on the Canal Enlargement
Grant-l'eculation in High Places Sui.
tan OF Turkey in our Ship Markei-Pur-
chase of u new Sicamcr-Flour and Cot
ton.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
LANCASTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. q, 1854.
APOLOGETIC.

Having been obliged to remove to our new
home the past week, we have been entirely
unable to make even an attempt at writing.
we hope our readers, will excuse our appa
rent negligence.
The selected matter in this paper is very
interesting, on the outside rs well as inside,
and we doubt not but our fault is at once
attoncd for