Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
man G.. d tie pittsburgh aud Cincinnati coal

man & Co, for the ittSbutgh aud Cincinnati coal
towing tTale.A ri4Eii9
,SUNKs--T he Yo hughapYsInk in White river on
Chustmns morning, aSi SHE was bound upwad,
and will Troye tytal los, both boat and cargo. o.
The lIOHus ch frofn Cincinnati 10 New or,unns
ran into the bauk MT Vevay Ind, on Wednesday,,
aud sprung a leah. She !wsnl Into, dock al Madi
son. .- g-,i I'd, q. 3. l!a sil4l4l95l d2Hel +,,
% The JGUrrS Lyons struck snag near v ckSl urg
nthe2d; beat aud cargo Considerably dan aged.
Two coal boats, belomgingato AloClaSkey & Co.
aud Geo. Ledlie, were sunk opposite Loulsvilleon
Monday last. ,.-..,.,t .,,5i.g - -
SlcEEESs AND SUFFERIHG.--We leaTnHfTonl pssse,-
gers, and from The officers Of the boats That arrived
from tic mouth of'tEe Ohio Yesterday thai. The
snerng aud d. stitution OF the emigtnMis at Cal
70, was almost beyond belief. There We're ueurIy
1000 foreigners, mostly Of The poorer classes nj
cludThg women and children, turned ont in lie
woods. without provisions, or supplies ofoaRy,
Sort, laufef r.. '1ig'i .'.s p" i7' ''ltF .6ll .
6Ihe Il. D. Bacon. L. NJ. Kenneth, md EQUINOX.
all lu OF emgFanls, were the last oTriyalS, and in
the lionf wretehes were threatene with STE rvnIG
having very light supplies with them, sand In,i
Shsht hopes oil obtaining either food or work , and
no oPpoIlnnryt TO prosecute their journey. -ss y
Ol-ihe Hungarian Thai had GrTiEet tSiaiinland.s
as we ltaYe before iStated.Atb reSwns great cal
oil sickness, nd we ore iniUrmedtha she lus nine
tesn'o OF erpassengets by disease, cfiefY cholera.
g...s,.,.,.. -iul.4I Pits jour.
4AFoHTs ny THE RwEn.-We give ,below the
manifesto of few OF the many boats al our wharf
gyesterday-being all we could oblarn:s --oi2
Per STEINER Ne1o YORK fran Gincinnqti-A.S S.
Doane d Co.: 70S bbS lard. l54 tres hams. 1906
Kegs lard, 50 bbis pork 10 do, Al hos hams, 1928
do bacon 100 boxs meat. Coplan q Keys: 1 box
HdSe, 6bls dry peacheS:I Au1ar, Mcguire q Co..
'4S UXS wine, I do mdse. McAlee Bros: $50 bills
pork, do tongues SO tres, mans. J. Fl. AlcMech-
en-: 1box. Forsyth & Hopkins: 1914 hi es, 4 buru
skins, b. so. B. r, Gu, 8 bpis spgary 400 boxes
tobacco, 6 pump llanLieS. ~ IsfQ.1M
Per steamer HeraLA from ST. Louis-McAfee
BEO's SO hhds bacon, 81 bales cotton, 20 boxes
meat, 100 kegs lard, 60 ibis alcohol. Forsyth &
Hopkins I12 kgs lard, 165 hhds bacon. Gordon
ClaIk & Co: 314 kegs lard, 16 bbs meat, 10 hhds
bacon, A. s. Doane s. Co: 20s bSs meat, so hIlds
bacon. Wm. Rhialtatfer: lot furniture. S co.
Per steamer June Franklin from ,CincinnHti---
FOrSyth& Hopkins: 222 Gbls oil, 1913 tres beef, SO
b&S shoulders, 6I bgS wool, Cd bbs pork, Il bales
hemp, reels yam, 81 bbs -four. H. K. List &
Co: 100 bbls molasses. B. F. Pearce q Co.: IS
bales hemp. WIN. NJ. Berryhill: lot furniture.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroud Co.: 8 boxes, Whatf
Boat box.7 a' L'-t N rrH -l
The. Argyle from New Orleans, brought about
800 tons for This Port. Sugar and moasses for
Gungle Co, and H!K. List & Co. The Helen
Mat from CincinnatilO 100 tons, ID"
The New York is loaded for this place, also the
Herald and Jane franklin s-., :, .s..5i -ats0t .'