Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
The Neutrality-suspicious. at New Orleans


The Terrible: conflagration at New Orleans
One OF the most disastrous confagrations of an
epoch which hos been so fruitful i'll every species
ut calamity, spread terror ana dtsnay through the
4 city OF New oEleans, on Sunday last
Fl y. on on, inst the steamer Chas
wltha valuable cargo of tobacco, cotton and other
river nd!se among The rest large Quantities
OF WESTERN produces took fire and WIS IN a short
lime loially consumed. vs
The alright aud confusion on board the burning
vessel are represented to have been fearful aud so
ZINC was access to the cabins and subsequent
escape 10 'he shore, that many passengers barely
saNee tnslr lives. In spite OF all efforts to rescue
snsll, 10 or 20 negroes persisted miserably in the
flames, which spread with fesistless fury 10 the
steamer Nalchez, lying, closelb The latter had
aIso Just arrived, with cargo Of at least 1900
Daies OIL all of lell prey to the de-
Vourlng element. tsF!As9
| The steamer Cairo wasthe next sacrifice. So
rapid was the progress Of tile tirethtoueh The light
@SouWofk oiihe steamers the &combustible
" Is around tneln lnal
~, useiui enot. eoula oe l'aue W sup
I.srs ~, on al
quahtllies OF produce ana merchandise we're
d5s, vaimn,s
IN Vi ihlo
so ,r.ot ,,.as e me
enS;n.s ,,s. si, l'ti &c cru. u .is hte
me, ~ 80 ose' 'ne euse " Tue @hatses
- T, g e,.,.., - I. u p p
,h 80 ~ na,as u'a aug. ana Itanu iutS wefe
s,Sean mi Sans ". Wsis oul mo Tue
an Sd WIN ohly patual d9mage.a;2 al
koHsaS aGss Was susalnea ny9Sarous
-. uanase OF numerous vaiu-
., ~ taae Win were lying
and s'Heieu oothih
a1e s I, ~ ~. q "a e
st1 infnpoos aa.ea new oEleans, FsPrn
addition IN Ihos. ~
cs N Ss,on I n weis t,ie oni
anon N Ssn6nno aS;.ss ;,,.It, q is g
ot1iceS rrhe " e
mostIv ;ns,,,..,, M. 4oestoyeu. was
| nasa..s L:s.'.., y " y SAesSsikSlty
hob ,aL.a III OF lhe loss.
steamers IL w a
| 10 81 !nnn41n6 s'su lttoti SiV9'oo9
Many niofe lives are supposed 10 have been lost
and. nj the as acconnfs lie oeen ios!
Inv his I,.,rfni Si,si, ~. p,oauceu
c3hf,Sn, Sill s,, Il - = 20 ttne
cnmsto Mai ;ntole ellr
imppssble. 80 ~ s az - nc
| e az ~ .5LHsa ~ 7ei 5o,s a.l 58s.lts. -,
taNEw oRLsANs,t Sunday Feb. 5th.-There was
another me III Ohnrtfesst. this morning. II de-
StIoyeu mo valuable StUres, and injured others.
me whols loss IS estimated al l00,oGo.--N.a u.
A'"'eS' an. ~" A.h RI s4ilG
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| ACAPT.s GuNNsoN's PAPERS,. BOOKS, &C., REcoy-
EREn.-Fhes maIlstr the West last evening
brought Us the Salt Lake Ne1os, of the 18th OF No
Vember.l In poStScrlptto that paper il is an
nounced,; that the note books of Capt. Gum
nison's party, and all the instruments used by
them; except the odometer, had been recoye red
lrom The Indians. They were givenup volu ntari-
ly. Every Indian concerned in the massacre was
| known. "a fer the murder Walker md his hand
fought one another. and split up, and " alker had
gone LOT, 10 me -. Nsyaloes; om liz a'
the Gin of Jsnsqv ,h io't ts " .naL on
ter was 20 lee below zero, and on the 18th il was
II degrees below that point. Tremendous SHOWS
nave lalten throughout the last half OF December,
Van s"e s"o@ W. ."s IA iS sue OF Inc
$40 q, f tp.Jf " =, sa :, siss
~ 1 1'04's t.'p'tOHea4"' = CO. oH'sos
| LI,I - ~ = ~, y
-, mAhNiNa'-f ester.
w;;i;nS q auo"' SEVEN ciocA,la man named
Et D. oe4ets' teslusnt OF South GAINESVILLE,
t '': y" .ne it'e o., tue SentIai Rallway,
;,, .'e .hchllng btiee, IN an m
- WIN ms toot horri-
~, Hy atle ms ies eadly broken, and
n'S oCIy otneFwlse seriously injured.
nc i,a9 unuouo'saiy laiieh asleep upon the
20 a. e =; o t ne ioconotiSe draw
nsso tlts SIty ot Colnmons at Two
~ o' tne t,aih nau passed over the
cold ani srno,,st;em y, ns WIS Unable, non
tt anu ,rI " give any account oil the
at,no.+ ars. - We 10Y ate OBSERVED
nnnoss,I go; ~ SteoN TUG ltaln. Y nat ne
~ &c g uuSn =, OF some ihammale
ns, On .s .9au, eut as no SOUND was pro-
~ asu ~ OF any Slha was observed,
AA4'AoS " lug,