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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

Controversies psFwEEy Ma. PEABODY AND
Ma. slokLss.--Tte London papers publish cor.
resPondence which PurporH to have passed re.
Gently between Me-. D. 3. sicklss, Mr.. Buchnnan's
Secretary ofLegaiion, and M Geo. Peabody o.
London..sIowins out Of NJ. psaboiysle llertothe
Boston Post about Sickles, which was published
some weekssincs. The substance Of the CORES.
pOndence is thus giveni
Mt. Sickles, apparently speaking in behalf Of
the wounded legation, asks for TepaIliOn as ihs
code Of honor pfescdbes MI. Peabody asks Ia.
turnif Mt. SlekleS in using the word ''legation,"
speaks for Mr.. Buchanan OF Tor himself alone.--
MI. S!ckles replies that he speaks for himself
alone, wheTeupon hlr Peabody Ienl es that he doris
no: consider that 10 inviting Mt, Siokes 10 bis
house on The Alb Of July hs gave AlF. Siekles any
tight ~ open q correspondence with him, and &C.
cOtdlngy returns the secrsioTys mole, Of which, by
the way, his useful and patriOiic friend, George
Sanders was Tie bearer Mt. Slckles jheIeupOn
closes the coftespondenee with the letter usual
10 such cBses made aud provided, about Mr. Pea.
bOdYs cowarlice, &c., and without having made
much b, bis motion,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

PERsoSAt.--Hon. MI, Davis, secTeloTy Of War,
and Hon, Mr, Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury,
returned to Washington Friday evening. Dun.
con R. MoRae, Rsq., United States consul at Par-
Is, Hon. NJ, S, Latham, Of California, and The
Hon. T. o. Flotsnoe, Of Philadelphia, mehbeiso Of
Congress, have also arrived at Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

HWI8M HILL q CO.
TTAVB great pleasure 10 tnnomNip % no npho hat
u they viii Open heavy and yey choice selection Of
flell aud btauliiul
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Thle dsy. &c ielh iast ihel-
CON - oWOUK DW 81 OOmUr
thi teli0u pulehAttd nrinep1y romtho lqlott lnuf.
tAlols ol lhe eelepIelea hos 90 a, i bleWartG 20 y
gts, ktek & Cos aQd Arnold contntlo co., end aDo
nom obm5 on ih6i aia laigo ltlcl etluolloa.
TttralDtk colriol lllrl tofllifo on dc1crip
ll6n1 % Drco9 ooodb 90 ~ noel,t ti co1t1 i-
thlt nct themselves olIlpCt % ct0e'1i u bo1ull 81
olYl otincl p'c3g pl|to lngf,l ilrii,l|onIa
rIttu q 90 % cal all u y l0f Zen lf10
oele ll4lNktLl ~.
5NDtrr Z. iiIlli AilI ltti "a ol.,ils 81 .anttt
JANEe nAHHP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

SuE wismED HED BEES TnLAG.--A few Sab
baths since, says The Lynn News, an orthodox
clergyman in this vicinity exchanged with Bap
list brother iIom a neighboHng city, who pteaciei
ON tue character Of David, giving his own ideas Of
that good man, which did not ngTeu exactly win
the opinion II some Of The church 10 whom no was
talking. AileT the congregation had emeTgedlIOm
the house, we made Il perfectly convenient TO
walk along With one OF tie dsac0nS, tue man,
and ol the sllaigllesi sect anorthodoX CongreBa-
lionnst.
We'll, Deacon ,' we commenced, what
did you think Of our preacheT's sermon OH Da.
vid
He looked at us moment while Togueish
expression WIS playing on his features, aud an
sweTed:
PiI tell ytu what think about Il, but shall
have 10 illuslTaiv by siOTY which would not come
under The head Of Sunday Reading perhaps, In
a newspaper
'Well deacon,
'Wull. when was o small boy, lived with ON
old lRInleb who was strong UmveTsaiisl, ond as
there was no clutch Of thai denomination in Tie
neighboThood, he used 10 have Sunday services Ut
his house, md G0OiBlines would have preacher
from abIold. In The other part or the house lived
an old lady, WHO was as slilra baplistas my uncle
Waa UhiveIssllsl. One Sunday we had preach.
er who had Noah for n subject, AMI preached long
aud eloquenly The day was rainy, aud the old
lady In tie other part could not get out to the
church and, as lheie wss only thin partition be-
tween her room and ours, she was standing outside
Of the door, with ny master, The old lady came out
and lie said;
Good nlorning, ma'Sm. We had preacher
yesleulay'
'Rhl Preached about Noah, ehi l heeTed him.
J only wished NoalPd Uten thetv-hs'd kicked
hin onl gtiekrrg
We had the deacon's opinion Of Tue sermon
al out David.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

TUE WoRcRsTEA Mos The Boston Post makes
The following manly ard sensible comments tpou
the Iuts abOlillon outrage At Worcester, Ness:
twilln not do 10 charge what IS muTd.TouS, dlS.
graceful, end Reasonable in this OulTags on ignU
rent negtoss, and TO bsoIibe what Is chiyRlTOuS,
and honorable and Oyul, to white obolilIohislG.
There 70 a Just, Judgement to mele II out It's
but short time 6golliat Judge Of The supreme
court Of ne United States laii down the laWlo be,
hattie men who should council treason m pull
PIT were asguilly, II overt acls Immediately FOL
lowed, rs the men who BhOnld commit the treason
inths street. In the eyes Of Teqsons the most
guilty RgainSl society are tie influential who in
culcale ihe underlying sentiment that breeds an'
afohyj WHO sand ready TO sllfup bad blood and
excite a CtoWd 10 he work or mischief Its such
as these y 10 ore acc unuabiv, Acts like those nt
Worcester are invariably but The cnlminallnn Of
previously prepared public sentiment. There afe
ihUss who, loT monihp, and yesTa, have pTeachsd,
written, spoken, 10 plain terms, 10 favor Of mob
law as means TO get d CeIlaiu ends, and this
class, The abolillonisis, ore Responsible loI such
deels a. the murder of BatchsldeL and the half
murder Of Butnan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

gTThe liabilities Of hlssstS. Dean q Co., Of
New Orleans, bankers, whose suspension wasPrs
yiousy announced, amounted 10 about one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08
How oiatltntn aotae thoif ouifloin IA
Gndahd.

How lentltintn aotNq theit oplfroln "a
an8land,
lnllhoat BhSll,h exchanges q olloNie5
ectselroddsncabs tweeh lile nqmboI q NE Boz
liah Heuss 81 CommopG
"liAaFros coURt, Sturdy, Dot ~, 1854
"slal lnJtleleneeto yQnl 'ellsg I'll NE l2lh, I
have carefully read over lhe igncii pl ny nebCi
~ tle anniversary meeting Of The Hlnohlogi Agli.
epll9lel and oonsqwallf. cup % published IN
~ have o0nsnlled lfiand on Whose judgment
ltelH aud ID oJnSi0el 8lhlt Tie languug to Whicf
yoa lflsdhdgly glsQ sivei it wluli opinion, on
lehsbuon leoihoiio. One VOID. foowSHl, alih-.
ped out lninienlionallN therefore Tsluot 10
az, eaS ses e espIs q g9a my isell9gs q lss.s.
Of The momgni, into tlaRsglesslng tlB lnir bounds
Of oonlle4ys lempln your b9lle0gbqmble ssf.
want. WltAM CghsRoRD.
"rh6 re- Hon, Sir JAMES Cuban, liau, d. p.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

uTThegus works Of Columbia, S. o., accidsn'
tally took Gre on sundu, evening last, and The
combuslbe portion Of the building ~asdealEoyed.
The hre would have been mote Seuousbul for The
thoueblfulness Of boy, who immediately turned
on tie gas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

GFGeo, W. Keyser, Of Philadelphia, convicted
Of the seduction Of Sarah Ann Ashton, has beeh
sentenced to pay ins Of $1,000, and then to be
imprisoned foI three years In The Eastern Peni-
tention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

The argument Of counsel, on both sides, in the
case Of Dr. Beule, the Phludelphiaa DenIisl-on
application Tot new trial. was closed on satur-
day. The JUDGES decision will be arrived aland
muds known sometime during the present week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

Hats and caps. fHs
WIZ Gave ihia day tteiysd Of tlv finest and most
beautiful aBlorimenla or Hats and Caps, that We have
eSer hqd OF Wah ever brought IN this eiyI The most sh'
iOnab that could 10 made IN the eastern mlrket1.
II eOnnisoo iurarl Tie following klnlsl
Ge;ts No SIR ni0esk llght aud eiAle, made
BY The bss hatters saai egd b. stgsl 3eeoTdenee WIN
seal. Go Know NolhiDgalid Wide Awake HAITI willie
and black son fur aud wool hatt Of every COLOR quality
and price
AlsO-Caps OF every description and Of The most re-
cent sylss, suei 40 the Nevlla Know Nothing Pyrp.
nose, PylRnkd, Culndidu, RualAn, EnSllbh, Webhno-
tom aud Consolidation caps, and a oiher Kinds M bum
dance. which will Do sold lower than gQOdt or those
kinds were ever offered before % ms eompiunlly.
Cildlens Hats and Caps OF ~ Kinds Just received
from the most fashionable houses III New York.
Carpet baea, Fun and Gloves always on hand. fsnl
All poisOns are must reoneclluy Invited 10 call and eK
anime our magnificent stock OF goods, haiore purchasing
etewheIe, wo feel Confident HAT we can please the
innsl ltaudlOus fgi "a
Nothing Wiil DO wanting on nart to suit and accom-
mOdate our uuneroua patrons.
A Word 90 C0antty HIerehnnte.
N you wish AM thing ln Tho way OF Hats and uana Just
give ,s clllros we wllsatranIee that we VIII stll YOU
gnOds low as they Do gol any where this eide OF
Philadelphia, Ind on the n,ost ayoSsble tsIms
nU iI' tttt " D.. HARPRR & SON.
fGnVeffp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

dJ'The Richmond Examiner opposes vigorously
the nomination or Mt. Wise as the Democratic
candidate IOr Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08


Aloal FAiLuaES. The Cincinnati Gazette slaiel
that ST, Beckel, Of Dayton who has been enga-
ged extensively In ThiIoads banks, lurnpikesl
DO, las been n trouble ior Two week past, aid
vas hnally ioro, d to saspendon Tuesday last. The
Gpse,le taif
HHe owned the Miami Valley Bank Of Ohio, The
Wayne county bank oflndiana, and another In
diana Bank, tie name Of which We do not recol.
lecl, Tie Is a's0 principal Iwuti OF seVeIal iptn-
pixies, and Is q heavy sl0okhodeT 10 variou8 nails
foddsi besides which he hal Q large amount Of
real eslole, Unless bis possessions were gIenlly
over estimated, he will BE- able l,poy OH bis
debts, The notes ofthe three bDnks referred 70
nle secured BY ihe deposit ofihe sieioslccks. An.
DlhtU pl he prominent citizens 81 payionis also
tmbsuarell We undenland.'.
B b SANFORD. Bsd, President Of Tue ihte Trust
Company Bank IN CoyDglon, K has published 4
end n vlish hs saya ne notes viii " Rotlh
10 edolllT
DEotiHr ~ REAL ESTkyE IN NEw YoHH. -The
New Xoik 1 va
we tttelle aldeolincl rapidly QxtendlnR'n
fcaltt1lo NuH I1leS ID Clan 1ig9oS qnd
nv htofhto tlioh 6ouldtpiy he rented Oh
nam 81 NaY 81 o pei year aIo now odofd
albgs,lIyItinlo 5000, With no takeis,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08
FALL 8ASHG0N FOR 1884
FOR
GAntlenenIa Hats.

@ AVERY hthon Lahd end 10 misunderstanding Hats 9
"a the above alye aud with the ASST taee Of HE CO
ormatue, tan ht them with most beautiful aud elesan
: ! .ucg,Nos. 40 and i4s Main Atrset, .s.-
sem WheenE, va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

n = UNIUUN UVWNI ~ ~
II eouae4uente oll which lhoie will DO good deal OF
street "ElsSlnSn and long iaees. Hut who's afrOidl
just slepin0 and buy some OF hia
colled eigars, Nndthey vii SET ron an IiEht
my9 j w. Ru0hRs, agent
John RUNNE has opened Shore on MaIkeI st J,
81 Wheeling, ueyt 10 Michel ROhHn's marble yard, lDf
Tie VI second Hand Furniture, where be ia delqr
mined TO buy, ael exchange Furniture OF lll Kinds
etc etc. ~ = n tlt... K. ,.it
All persons having Furniture 10 dlspote OF will End Il
to their advantage to call on HIM, Aai ies-d6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08
DIRECTORS,

ifffse O0befdt fhlaf
THOMAS X. HRAOE, Pfetidont, ~
th b q RRltY, Vice presitenl iffG so
.ffg,t TuonAe A, ALykAHprAf ScoIeieFyf "a
!. X, BrNNRr, General Agent Il Clneluinu.
decialei M W. r, kRTRRRON, 4.
srple Mheeln.. sAs..-l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08

LTTlH09R1P ~ q " llTINe.

IlIT.HOGI2A lPHY y NC lliYING.
f86i6f6n. vi liaoe
40 80 IkdtW IRtAh
MAPS B0NDs oERqlRICAT VIEWS, s 7
PORTRAITS, CARDS &o.
6fd6is resntetfnlly tolelied, Eo1 {.
N, b, 10 sleel fiales ~ hepa 20 ,'e LOO
Itsssohsblsisial ssris
aEna insurance Company,
EAlgF ORD, CONN cgic -,
cgtfkt 1iocK $4,000
Baae tloekin iifitiese ~ ne yllu, fa
Phoenx.,issi. 49, ,isfuksi =. w
kxcllngo. see, ss's ~ ,','s SSi 49,
Rslme4 9, Msegqn ~ ~ Ia !
Iestf5r,i q !, s. "a, u l.s,J e, 1000
lienlold ppuihf, ,s.. e'f,, COO ~
s.nEs,eskia PYeIasts, =. io,s..ktrs A l,tsQ %
BSbls toth D. Il oiv Yoihi. Yilr ~ ~
.,ts,sSf t2l9e
North tmq fiea.s.s's .s.''s,,SSissSSSSg
roma8liWelIlh. .s,'i II
nroadWali ~ ssss.s,iis 't.'A99S5SbS $500
Iissot /! 6. . z. 49,,
Sew Sew Ysig iiiS' < toa@., .lo.ooooo .,ao q
sixkbd sven pstetAs bonds Or
lhb ilalllcDa & New Haven egd
j lIlI1 Z! 1Es ne re .t al.
gsTiSti 4 New aiy5p g9e9 "a
Hatlngrd pIoy eenss 81 Fishs iu"' y,
New Aibany n faiein, s,i,',i.. lgg M q fsi
Cdunleti5ql Rlvsg.si','ts. 's.'' ii,vyY ri ~
ui,osIlaueouS- &. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08
BNQUlRBR.

DnATns OF Fas srAur,--A correspondent The
Bosloh Trd1ssrlpl gives The following account Of
deaths on lhe stages Of Ruslandi-
"Josenh Peterson VS. an actor long attached to
the Norwich theatre. II October l7bS, be WSs
peTlonning The Duke, 10 Measure for Measure
which be ployod Ia matletly style. Mt, Moody
ives lhe Claudio. In The third Qcl, where, az the
Fisb Petersen Rop Pgepaiins cltydio lor seEs.
eution A thnH4 .rlOfdr.-Ef ~ sc rr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-08
eIoptb wheeiihe Branch

THR undersansd hatIbs cold lis stock Of GToeeIss,
&C. 10 MI eo K NeAlSehen, rtsfeelpiyf T'son'n'0'
osii.iy sft'R~s'' anu 'q' JOHN R MORROW.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-13

A5oO From Indianapolis by New Bethel Pleasant View,
Braudywipe shebyville, 81. omer, Greensburg,
Herman, Cook, Guilford, and La~renoeburg, TO
Cincinnati, o., l06 miles and back, SIX times a
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at p m
Arrive at Cincinnati day by Z pm;
Leave Cincinnati daily, except Sunday, at ian
Arrive at Indianapolis same day by IL m.
Proposals for twelve eek service VIII be
considered.
ls0I From Indianapolis by Greenfield, knighrsown,
Ravsvlle Leaisvile Dublin, Cambridge East
Germantown, and Es,on, o., TO Dayton, los
miles ADD back, times week.
Leave Indianapolis daily. except Sunday, at
Arrive nj Dayton same day by u pm,
Leave Dayton daily, except Sunday, at sam;
Arrive :, l9dinnspe' same day y m. an !.
considered.
l4502 From Indianapolis, by Southport, Greenwood,
Worthwhile Frankn, Amity, Edinburg, Taylors-
vile, Columbus, Eliznbethiown, Gsnnonsvilic,
Scipio, Greenvile, Vernon, Dupont, and North
Madison, TO Madison, 81 miles and back, daily,
except Sunday.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at III
Arrive at Madison same day by Apm;
Leave Madison daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive At Indianapolis same day by IL m.
Proposals for twelve trips week wall be considered.
i4sos From Indianapolis by zioosve, Whlie~own, Leb-
amen, Thornton, Colfsx, Clafks HILL, and Bakers
Corners, to La Fayets, 60 miles and back, sir
times week
Leave indianapolis daily, eroep, Sunday, at pm,
Arrive Of La Fsyeue same day by 4,pmi
Leave La Fayctie daily, except Sunday, at "a m
Arrive at Indianapolis same day by lam.
Proposals for tweve-tnes-a-veek service VIII he
considered.
I4soa From Indianapolis, by Bridgeport Psanheld, Car
tersburg Beilvile, Clayton, Pceksburg, Morris
Vile Cnoinnatus, Coa,esville, Green Castle,
Putnsmrille, Manhattan, Rcesville, Harmony,
Brazii stanton, Van Buren,, and Covcrland, to
Terre Hsue, "a miles and back, six times week.
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, ut ? m
Arrive at Terrc Hspe same day by n pm;
Leave Terre Hsnie daily, except Sunday, al m
Arrive at Indianapolis same day by 10s am
Proposals for twclve-tImcs-a- week service viii be
considered.
ls05 From Indianapolis, by Caseson, Nobesvle Cicero
Arcadia, sh,eldv,lle, Upton, ShnrpsviIle, koko-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-13
5

Il Leave Essnnslic daily, except Sunday, al
Leave vincennss a.aly. szs~p. sunday, a, an,
Arrive at Evansville same day BY 10 N.
i4as0 ff t1, pDss~als " Psit.ba, M,sn, Moo1ss
miles and back, q week
Leave Delaware Saiur day al
Arrse Al Wilmington same day by p IN
Leave Wilmington Saturday at . m;
arrive al Delaware day by ~ m
1851 From La wenceburg by Aurora Rising Sun Grant
ss Ha%s and sass. n'h s M.1aa g.
nies and back, twice week
Leave Lawrenceburg Tuesday and Friday M;
Arrive al Madison days by " m;
Leave Madison Wednesday aud Saturday al m;
Arrive at Lawrenceburg Thursday and Monday by
Jpn.
1882 From Lawrenceburg by Guiford, YorEviIe, New
Alaaoe. Herman, and Way, 70 oldenburg, ~
miles and bnck, week.
Leave Lawrenceburg Friday at am;
Arrive at OdenbuIg same day by 6pmi
Leave oidcnburg Saturday at a m,
Arrive al Lawroneeburg day by 4pm-
Proposals 10 commence al Guiiford are invited.
1883 From LawTcnceburg, by Aurora, Wilmington,
Moores Hin, otier village Batierville, Vernon,
Six-Mie Valley Town, Brownsiown Lawrence
Por, Washington. and Bsrrysille, TO vincennes,
l60 miles and back, six times week
l45s4 From Greensburg, by Mihoussn, Napoleon, Del
aware, North Hogan, Manchester, Wright's
Corners, Lawrencsburg, Elzabethtown, O.,
Cloves, Dry Ridge, and Cheyiot, 10 Cincinnati, 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Groensburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a Ia;
ANTWERP Nbhciiiiiau next uays uy ~
Leave Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday, asd
Friday St m;
Arrive at Greensburg days by IL m.
I4585 From EsSrenceburg, by Wilmington, Hartford
Coopenyille, Aberdeen Alensville, Jacks
and Mont Sterling, 70 Vevay, "a miles and back
once aweek.
Leave Laxrencsburg Saturday al 6a m;
Arrive at Vevsy same day by4 m; at
Leave Veyay Friday at a m;
Arrive at Lawrcnceburg day by pm.
1886 From Lawrenceburg, by Wilmington Dlsborough
Harris Mills Cross Plains, Bsrbersvile, Canaan,
and Willard, TO Madison, 46 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lawrenceburg Wednesday at 4am
Arrive at Madison same day by IN;
Leave Madison Thursday at am
Arrive at Lnwrenceburg same day by p m,
1857 From Aurora, by Wilmington, Sparta Moors Hill,
Milan, and Prattsburg 10 Delaware, 81 miles and
back, once week, and from Aurora, by VIII
mington Sparta Moore's Hill and Stringtown,
to Versailles IS miles and back once week
Leave Aurora Tuesday and Friday at 8 an
Arrive at Verai!les and Delaware same days by 6
Leave Versailles Wednesday, and Delaware sa,ur-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-13

mo- rleasahs sly az 81 po0o's, ~ so''
retu tct y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 49,. uy 49, y.
Leave ihulanaPo' a ~ -, Nf'A''''as, ~ P'A'
nfise ~ roIu soi', sv uas ~ /. !"
Leave re,u aanyi 81 1919 80 0u aA !" am
- Atris9 a. inaa's as ,saass py ~ 49,, PA.
laooo FROM ina,aa Pos, ~ S,s
io~h DoA'ss Iso'a.'a", a.'a 'O' " "oAO'''
% miles Ahu DaoA, once .rs Meeh -
Leave iouannPous eNeif ipu' s 80 @'o . mi
Arrive a. hohomo mex icy eas ~ - m
Leave hohono every rIloay ~ phl
arrive nt indiahapohsheA.uayp ~ VIM,
Proposals iof We. weeh se''os' anu s"aiNs -
r~06.o'o"Ns ~ 49, -. - ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25
No Response Vet.

We are daily receiving enquiries from our numerous
Democratic friends TO know whether Mes.rs Wise and
smith have responded 10 those pterrog,
tories Of the Norfolk cocy Democratic Association and
whether Mr. Leake b.. made ace response to the comm
nca'on Of "a Democratic voter" which appeared week
or ten days ago In the Richmond Eguiry, requesng to
be informed whether he JuOn oppose, Know Nothing
i'm We can only inform them that no response has ye
appeared, but would suggest them TO be patient, o.
che letters will 20 doubt appear al ysyy sarIv dsy
S'ms mIscbievous persons have been insinua,ng thu
neither Wise. Smith Lcsks would respond and would
r'ne the Impression that they are after do,Iz;ag
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

II deserier.-A white man. named Frank Herbert
was brought before the Mayor on yesterday, upIn
charge Of de4eron preferred against him by Gesnder
Whlppe, master Of the schooner Clyde. from Liver.
puol To this port.
WhIPple was unable 10 produce the shipping articles
they being, - no said possession Of The British Con-
sui at Norfolk, to whom they committed In com
Pliancc with the navigation laws Of England.
The accused positively denied having signed any
shipping articles. The Captain the other hand said
that they were signed by his CONSENT.
The Mayor refused TO commit him in tho absence Of
the register lie sent him in charge officer " Mr.
Watson, u. 5. Commissioner with direction to dis
charge him il Mr. w. refused to commit him in the alb
encc Of The papers referred To.
The Captain inquired II he could not force him on
hoard the vessel, aud there deuin him until he relched
Norfolk.
His honor replied that he nigh, get himself into
difficulty by 81 DUNG.
lie faucrd he was In Englsnd, no doubt, where he
could seize hun by the neck and do with him a. he
pleased. HIS tone was Of that impefious clstactet
which would imply Consciousness Of his riph, 10 do
50 here All, John Bull, your rather mistaken.
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mer John Hancock Commander Rogers; siote.sbins p
Kennedy Commander Collins; Lexington, Commander
GIssoni Southampton, ConDmander Gove, aud supply.
Commander Sinclair, were at Hong Kong, Aug. C.
bscao about Aug. t.
T.: s. sIo,p>of.~ar vncennes Commander Ringgod was
at Whampoa about Aug. 4.
u. y steam irigite Su'qnehanna, Commodore Perry,
ana sloop-o Vsndala, Commander Pope, were a,
Sbsrghsc, July 25.-Noriolk Herald.
stADoiRD AND ROANOKE RnLRoAD.-A called meeting
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a. the Office Of the company IN Portsmouth, The returns
OF ibe Treasurer show lrgo increase in the receipts oil
the Company for the the st sr months az COMPARED with
those OF the corresponding 81, months Of 1853 at leas,
so per cput-Ib,
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