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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

EaBRoiDERiEs. Silks, RTe.-Horaee Hardy,
No. lSo Camp street. has further supply Of elegant vel
vet cloth and meno closks Rachel collars ooarette.
rich silks etc. Tbs ladiss in their shopping excursions
should bear In mind that Harbys stock compares ayau
tsgeously with any below Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

S1lvHk WARE. Hyde s. Goodrich, at their
noe establishment on the corner Of Canal and Roy.l
announce that they just finishing off at their
In this city, very large assortment Of silver
consisting Of water and milk pitchers coffee and ts
cups and goblet butter tubs sugar stands 60 NJ
T'a Arge assortment Of spoons, forks ladies' 60 81
n. nranch Of home industry and tho merit Of
bp,rs % well as the nenass Of the material
Gems will give them liberal patronsas N's ous '1a'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

STEAMER OCEAN BIRD.-This steamer, which
has proved itself most superior sea boat, and
one of the fastest ahoat. made the run hence to
the Balze in Q very short time. We have re-
ceiyed the following note from Capt. Graham:
sTEAsER OCEAN BIRp, Nov. u.s.
Eds Crescent The above steamer left the wharf New
Orleans at O'Clock 20 minutes and arrived at the Baze
at o'clock 40 minutes the run in hours and
~ minutes Yours, with respect, JIG.
We hope the above superior vessel will find
sufficient inducement to continue in our trade.
We want three or four more similar to it. The
prospect Of abundant freights and good prices
will, We trust, with the usual compliment Of
passengers for Cuba during the season, en-
courage the owners to take the requirements Of
our trade into consideration If business did
not come atonce, it would not be attended with
any great delay before profitable returns would
accrue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
GeIegrapbeo to the nailn Gresreni
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT At ALEXANDRIA, VA l..

MI THIS aourHRRs LINE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. ia terrible acct
dent occurred here this evening during FIRE.
The walls of Messrs Dowelrs ohinaware store
fell in, burying beneath the ruins large num-
Der Of persons. Eight dead bodies have already
been taken out, besides those Of seven severely
wounded. It is believed that more are still un-
der the ruins.
Great Telegraph Project.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald announces
the formation Of gigantic Telegraph Company,
with ample capital, whose intention is to pur-
chase or lease all the old lines or build new
ones, from New York to all the principal cities
of the country. They have already leased the
direct lines from New York to Halifax.
M New York Market.
Our Cotton market is firm, with sales to-day
Of 1000 bales. Flour is higher; sales Of
straight State OF SO, good Ohio at SO 81, and
Southern at 80 rs per Dbl. Wheat has ad-
yanced sales of Southern White at So IS per
bushel. Corn is dropping, with sales at 81 per
bushel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

The clerks Of the steamers Flying Cloud,
Uncle Sam, Delaware, Moses Greenwood, John
simonds and Empress. have our thanks for late
papers from Louisville, St. Louis and Memphis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

The st. Louis Intelligenoer of the 18th inst
says:
1t gives us pleasure to state that direct
line Of telegraph to New Orleans is about fin
ished, 1t is now in working order to Cairo We
understand that the only vacancy is between
that place and Hickman, KY, and will soon be
filed Direct and daily communication with
New Orleans is Of as much Importance to our
merchants as is the line to the eastern cities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

The works of the Penitentiary, in Erie coun
ty, New York, were destroyed by fire on ths
18th inst. Loss about $17 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

MARYLAND ELECTION From the returns re-
ceiyed by telegraph Of the election in Maryland
says the Cincinnati Gazette of the 10th inst, ii
is certain that the American party have Swept
the State. Five of the six Congressman elected
are Americans, and the sixth man is Mr. Bowie
an anti American Wing The American State
ticket is also elected. The American party
performed good weeks work in carrying Mas
sachusetts, .NeD York and .Maryland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

We learn from Washington that no additional
troops have been ordered to Texas, but the
War Department has signifed its approval Of
Gen. Smith plan Of removing the forces already
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

LADIES CATERS AND SHIPPERS. IS. b. Churchill.
corner Of Dysdes and Terpsleoss streets has large
supply Of ladies' CATERS and slippers at very low prices
and sIpo large lot of boys cloth caps Those who reside
in the vicinity Of ohurchs store should gire him call
See his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

SlLKs--SnKs.--D. P. Scanlan q ca. Nos 70
and ID Charities street open day large stock Of black
fgured brocaded striped plaid and watered sinks which
they have just received Alao MORE antique and plain
tastas of all widths sades called upon to make
. critical inspection of the goods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
ns- A REpR1pyE-We do not refer to \ !,

psvs capital punishment There is allow torture from
which respite equally desirable. We refer dyapepsaa word
which all the OF summsd up. the su
frs by this painful disease hold not only
bright hopes certainty immediate relief
There tone cordial and Alternative principle Dr. Hoo
lands German Be which inevitably changes The
morbid action the stomch and the fecrsye organs
sisese health. PrepaIe ed by Dr. G. Jackson
Philadelphia. See advertisement. ro4 lmd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
.DIED:

LAST evening q p M of consumption. MARGARET PIkTT
eonrort Of J. Collins. -
Heruaea will take place this evening O'clock Bartho-
msw street, Annuneiation The family
are respectfully invited 70 attend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1866,

Our thanks are due to the pursers of the
( steamships Chas. Morgan and Nautilus, for files
Of Texas papers and copies Of manifests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

A Geographic dispatch of the 18th from New
York says:
Sixty freight cars have been thrown off the
track near Rochester, killing one man.
An express train, also, on the Harlem Rail-
road. ran off the track. Two persons were
killed twelve more or less injured Nine cars
are reported to have been destroyed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

Y The MAns.-There was no mail from beyond
Mobile yesterday. There will be due at the
POST Office this morning in this city, the mails
from the Atlantic cities of the 9Th, 9th, 10th,
1lth, 18th and 18th inst There, this will do
for one proof of the attentiveness and ability OF
ar Pierce's administration to conduct the affairs
VI the nation.
We observe that the mail-boat Florida will be
on the line again this week, between this and
Mobile. The boats of this line, however, carry
too much freight, which causes great detention,
even in ordinary stages Of water and hence,
very often the connection fails at Mobile on the
route northward. At this time it matters little
about connection or no connection, as the whole
service eastward of Mobile to Philadelphia is a
farce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
DOfbear's Establishment,
sIU6 CANAL EET,
y ~ IFnuNDEn 1saa1

throughout the year, ~ ~
The DEPARTMENT for PENMAksHIP ard AM
special instruction. - ~ ~ &--sass9eIzzS
Ihss y now addsd Mashsmatita, Department udns A,h
retc Algebra asometry Nssisson
wth practical use Of direction u Prof. Ceo
Coafno for tbs English Language under he dee
lion Of D. Department French
directed BY Professor RsphA vra for ms
directed BY Po Alberto de Tornos or tbe
lShort Hand1 by Prof. Geo. Charneek. - -'s'fA9
The establishment intended mainly for Adults and .boe
time xanahls aud that persons VIA
Of these other branches can d.
without waiting for None best ana mo,t
perioned Petsssor and Asana will be
nine Reception com Elegantly fitted visitor,
nat Pu?s as n and
taking the full course can have ter
practice each day. All will AZ they should
b. in business and every day M Ths Eugish
world and the social literary aud scientific
part Eaops and Amsrsa end da beomiag
TO all Pupils will be daily Reading Wrtpu
aud Speaking any Language ,hsy may wish to learu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
NOTICE.
EgRIDGEWATER MINERAL. PAINE una

ia snl u to notify tha public they are
nsa'es q Loa,na Alabama Mississippi os y.nts
siossWslef are reeanimenusi IA
s a their a
me public IN order z farther Itnpoaon ~ wall ~
me tsputaon o. Inc Brdgswsier Paint It Ia within hs poys
knoNiedge OF the aganta that
sea II th market 30 psrea both aud ols Of lbs eiy ~
we Mineral and TINA the Bridge g,sr iahs d ~
n mnV sa a. is . merits Other This persisted
legal proceedings indispensable potsetion m render
Sole Agents tss ks States Loaans Se5ans M Ssss
Z Iiyse apf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
A dispatch OF the 10th from Philadelphia

The locomotive Of a freight train exploded
yesterday, near Penningtonville, INSTANTLY xiii.
ing John Chandler, fireman. The engineer was
thrown some distance into the air, breaking tho
telegraph wire in his ascent both of his thighs
were fractured, and he was otherwise injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
Steamboat Books.
AT....
Static ners' Hall,
Oh CAMP STREET.. r.

And No. Bank Place.
The attention of Captains Clerk of
solicited stock BOOKS articles gc. Cd exp.ss m
steamboat trade which the following constitutes par,
Freight Lists Cabin and Passa 20 Rsgisten:
Cotton and Cargo Receipt Botk.;
Cotton Resolving Books Wood Receipt Books:
Purchase Receipt Booksi General Receipt Books;
Cotton Dtchaging Books Dseha sing Paper;
Cash Books; Discssrgins Lat eo.ka
Cash Letter Receipt Books. -.'
Diachasng Tickets, eoosd numbered Wages Tabs,
sosng and en- card Manifest Heads Measuring
Red and Blue Stamping nka Stamps engraved or cut 10
coleesoR BoOkSi Irvine and Irvine Boxes, etc.
TRIP Books. g'xe,
AL Es and stye of ruling ready adsxng the landing,
made 20 ord.r to any desired pattern.
Bill Heads aud B Ladg printed order with n.anss, and a
pach; ana generally all articles used bs eambonts
70 Particular attention paid to this bra nch busnes-
D. FELT & STETsON,
sTATIONERs' HALL.
heisTs' Camp street., and Bank Place,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

LARGE CAnGo.--The splendid Memphis packet
! John Simonds, Captain G. B. Church, arrived
yesterday with 1889 bales cotton, SO hogsheads
tobaocosa2l barrels -four, ia sacks corn, 233
do wheat and 284 do. rye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

ii M
@ UAGEs.
':.a d. s "! %0a ssa
come good readers and also to write speak !. gram
business desired to- Al. from - % %
pan or expense w :, spared make 4. Departments
circulars m p''e s'a's arc referred
n e. sf U. s
Hon. jsn.: & Jsss.. lac sovsrasr i 'a tennessee.
sR Gem ~ sns.aHi e. Amy
H. asn R s9an Bi ss s Il l. sfsa
r., aassiss ID:
Hon. Hon. F.iis ' s,s May Mayor e M NOZZLE a.
hss Mos .s s snas'
a. a.. k 6r g HawIi Ply Tennessee
Rev Dr.. whsat, Tennessee.
Or they can Refer to-
Hon Jos. Walker, late Governor of Louisiana .$.-
Hon. A. g. Brown, late sovsfuor of Aislssippi.
Hon. John A. Qai'nan,
Hon. loha j. crisssnasn, a.s Attorney esp.r, =, ~.
H fiSa t. s sGS,si u g. ssn.s ~ ''''''
sa ss Sa ass, ss..
Hon. 4. p; orOs.n.n la,s Nayorof New orsaa.
2. Rossiias ESQ., ssw 6sssn 81 me treasury U.s.
ass; " W.. Ds.S Ssss, Co., New Orleans.
5ss5,. y Tss5 ! ! c. e.. ::
Alfred Hsnnen, Esq,
Mntttn Gordon, Jr-,
John Gsuche,
DR. Mercer,
Hon WR. y. Swim, U. 5. Senate.
Hoa. J. p. BENJAMIN, >.
Hoe. Sam Houston, :,
Gov. II. G. Rpnne Tex-s,
Hon. Bale Peyten, California.
Hon. Chas: Scott, Chancellor Mississipp
Chapman Coleman, Ese.. Louisville Nv
Geo. d. Prentice, Esq, ksntu,k y.
A. Gralhe, Esq, New ols.ns,
Hon. John D. FRESHMAN. Mifaisappi. se, etc. e
k& Good Bosrd en- be had ss per week. ...
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
no.s a.m los Csusl street. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

The business men of Cincinnati have been
deeply excited and angered at discovering an
atrocious and immense swindle perpetrated in
keeping late foreign news from the press, and
sending private Disqualification heavy consid-
GRAFTON. doubtless--to individuals, who, being
thus privately informed that there would be an
advance in the price of -four, amounting to fifty
cents per barrel, were enabled to make a
handsome thing of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
Carpet. Warehouse,

-7=H--Z-T : IffAKIHES
BY daily receiving direct The
fresh supplies Wilton,
PESTRY Brussels, Phys and Ingram CARP ETiNGs.
Also CLOTH, various widths
suit all ,parmsn cruub Cloths Window
and Piano Covers Cloth Stair Rods all which
lowest market prices.
nols sp6t ~ A. BR0USSEAU IL co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

- CLAIRvoYANoE. Edwards, the
well known cavoyans has just arrived from through
Northern and she procure
will prepared receive the PATROLS Of
will be given of her permanent location. mole spit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

1eoosHF.ea amounting s,o ~,
4. s ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
co. Tickets 90 co. Halves, % 50; Quarters, 81 ao.
ofsh So 49,, -A '"'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
.v'oiO Is yo,ty Chance.

.S0iU Is your Chance
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON usrD,,
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy LOTTERY.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER,
GLASS 8.
TO BE DRAWN NoY'R 9sd, 1885, THE CITY or ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
1855 o, 0OO~
W" oe Distributed aeeOrdins to the following iuimtabs
draw the lowest prize get your ticket without
asaaeop Had remember Prize I, drawing
Look atiti One Prizs to every Ten TickebI
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000 I,
Le therefore, every having regard TO The
. nus purse attend tor and forward h Immediately for
Tickets. "
Letihcs now buy, who bought befors
ana 'note who always bought, the more
Ard AK yourself Withstand the xd
Read Rsadi "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

SdECeraCGfe.
THE SUBSCRIBERS fahing off al their Manrf,,o, 4,
this city, al unusually large aud elegant nfssrmsnof
SILVERW ARE,
OF NEW PATTERNS their Winter Trade and tbsv vo,, ~
sse their city snds them early to have their pek
the designs before they OF By the country
cbaaarR in December and January.
kHT- We making
WATER and MILK PITCHERS
COFFEE and TEA SETS u=5
zz.s CUPS and GoBLETs,
'iiEH a luns, in great variety.
FRUIT STANDS,
CAKE BASKETS,
SALT CELLARS,
NAPKIN RINGS,
And great many Ornamental Pieces for the Table, Rssd
large of sPooSs FORKS LADIES of
tern. All warranted Of sterling quality. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
uoi9 eotna, ~ f.,.i ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
letter, E'oOtscaf, as,d either. Esapeys
1851
static ners' Hall,
"a CAMP STREET, IA
AND No BANK ALLEY


na' opened An extensive stock Of Ensh and
bae aud White, wovo and Lnid LETTER AND CAP PAPERS
ruled and plain. OF sIs and quality
....ALso....
Tho celebrated UNION SKIN COMMERCIAL POST, v.,v ,.,
able article for European aud for prIu, %
lars. ''a-
fne assortment Of COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPRRs-yb,,, ana
Blue, ruled and plain, different s1,s.
very superior assortment Of LADIES' LETTER AND NOTE
PAPERS Of uaiiy aad color ruled ,sd o.n Vim
ENVELOPES to correspond '"
FANCY NOTE PAPERsa elegant r.sor.nen ,uIt,bl. H.
BSl Parties Wedding, etc., with Envelopes some Inland.
for Socsiss.
DRAWING AND TRACING PAPEREail ssss and Of u,e,,,,
quality. s'
BLANK BOOK PAPER-Fiats nd Double Cap Deny Medium,
Royal. superroyai and Imperial, English sad American
acurs.
Ess,h Treasury BLo1TiNG PAPER; americas Red Ro,u,v
Paper s
ENVELOPE AND WRAPPING PArERs Of any .i.e and o0.r,
For sale by ''
D. FELT & sTETSON,
.sg-. ..-m@.. ..4 a STATIONERY HALL,
noi' 7ps' 81 Camp street. and Bank Al,y,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

Auo.lonesr ,ands Commission Merchant Wssbi,y.,
--s =. burg Missasiep s''es siees-
ES VIII sell MEhChASDsE and PROPERTY of all da.,-r
r efer w. INV nah's'
f Messrs. JOHN WATT A. CO
aas5ply CUDDY BROWN 4 IN New Orleans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27
Me- pnrrp.a Letter in Spain.

3 ,.I.,.. ..i,,,,,. ,Aa .nhtoinoI ~.
We transfer 10 OUT columns 'ne suUl0'aeI e"'
tract from The Paris correspondence Of The New
Yo,t Timeu ' s ~
y I'm I" cnin;.A mae, On ms.s.. ara occupied
the spe;p y ss y c"nn.I,iol,s M =, ,TyI
With w saotess :. gu Lieh ~ %esS 1sahhIish.
leeI Y 'as TSn n ,Ss, ,sv Says se
edtheIe; Tug pe'2Stsss! ,"e ,s Sns! Se All
deseweaGy souss, .o' ~. r., ' Iss nn, , of
20! whn " uISasSy GsOS w. ivy overnm.nt
ianhCIuH s,. " sI In,v ~ ,Ssv now oamof
Inc teE S ~ Iu n9, ~ m ls"S,Ie Tribune.
sgalIiA NY! ulu ~ ,sIT ro !" ~ SeSsunia Me.
whGh pe'ole usle1 % oOu'Si W" ssS IN he LeSin
e'nat !ne osan y, o''Sss I'. I" = xs,V nonsint
lng WIN So1Iei he n0''S 0s"ti.ni,' sni Disria
paper, snu lIie h'g ~. .odstsio. interest. and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27
Tho 1,ate Gen. nstcour..

The Boston Transcript, feicrtiIIs 10 The recent
death Of The AdaaR, General Of the British army
in The Cfnea, pays tribute 10 his Personal quail
tiles aud merits which entirely cOlncllts will thu
estimation In Which he was held by oil persons OF
lie seat Of government with whom, du'ins his
residence here, he was In personal OF Official in'
tercOursc. We quote from The Transcript OS FOL-
lOws;--
IGGn. Estcoull was one Of The british officers
by whom lie boundary line was marked out I'M
der the Astbutton treaty. While executing this
commission hu resided for considerable part Ol
more Than one winter at Washington, and became
known 10 many Of out public mlen and military Of
iiteH. 4 mofe agreeable and esltnable EeH'le'
man has rarely visited our capital from any cOnIl'
iy. lie was full OF intelligence aud information,
itee from every thing Of the vanity OF IiIe rough
ness whiclmi!lla service sometimes enGendcts,
and altogether as fne model Of The christian SOL
let as liz army Of any nation on earth cou pre-
sent. Ills charming address made friends for him
whichever no went. end mol few American hearts
will sympattize deeply with his devoted vile
(who followed him 10 tue Cnmed as she dld 10
America) ID lhe sad blow which has deprived lIeE
OF Iief hSiIant and accomplished husband. AlIer
his return lion the United States Gen. EstcollTt
was fof some tnea member Of tho House Of Com
mons"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

MILlr.Ey COMPANIES or NIruRALlxED CITIZENS
-GoyelRot hledill, a.. Commander. Chief Of The
Ohio militia, hos adopted measures for restoring Ia
active service The military comp OF Cincinnati
composed Of naturallsed citizens, which wtfe dis
a!aedby hdea0itt. Genete Sargent Toy 'lls9styine
instant. We have already announced llal he hes
sppOinted Senator Pugh Major Geaetal Of tie d.
vision which includes Gen. SarSenrs brigade, ana
that Gen. Pugh has laken stems 10 have Sargent
Irled lot oppression III Office. The Governor It's
Issued an oct Directing the restoration Of The arms
10 The companies from which they were taken. II
seems that The objection Of tecusa1l companies 10
appearing on parade was that The calculation Of The
Fourth III Cincinnati was partisan atlats, Roman
Catholics beng excluded, afl the parade being
got up by a meeting controlled BY The political
Natives. The naIuIalixed citizens declined agtee.
Ing 10 anysueh Ptoteedlnss and therefore teflsed
10 patads. Ehorih A@ttltaH,' T 1T fr'''V -" a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

ANOTHER LkrrEG FoUSn IN Repuss PaPtR...
Weleatn that letter containr note tot $500 has
been found by Mi. Peter Shunck, Of IlOwarl
county, among soma waste paper purchased Of The
Baltimore Poslollca. The letter was objected 10
The Cashier Of tie Exchange Bank Of Virginia, at
Abingdon, and was from Nj. Alexander Btos, Of
New York. The note was Transmitted for The
purpose Of collection. The late finding oil a let.
tet containing check and money iot upwards Of
$4,000, should have made the employees suit.
cleatty cautious 50 that tho accident may mol occur
again. LAmtritsn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

YouSo BosApAarE IN TIE CaIaEl.-Afis. LIE.
yel, Of Mobile, writing from Paris, thus speaks Of
young BonapsiIe, lato q baltimore;
"Teli N. that his friend Jerome BonapAtle has
greatly distinguished himself, and has done great
llolof 10 his West Point training. lie is the aid
Of one Of The genCIals, and is The medium o. COM
puDieallon between the Ptcnch aud English, as
SSpy n s S mJsI q he Gate aid hS. ud two
llOt&es shot under him, but US yet has escaped
wound. The Emperor Is proud OF him, and thu
Flench soldiers call him "the brave American
Bonapate."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

lTM. GalIaiEdct. in tlu "COutrier des Flats
Uns," speaking Of the French Exposition, says
1.-THE thirty steam engines thai are 10 move oil The
machinery exposed in thu gallery al thu waters
edge, have commenced their operation. a nm.
chine for tIreshins grain, sent by a Nc CFais, Of
Lower Canada, is much appreciated among our
agncuIturists, and washing machine from the
United States, has attracted much attention from
linen tlressers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

PsooRrss OF AIoRaoSIsM,- -.'rwenl.Gre yeats
ago tho "Ptophet" Joseph Smith organized tho
Mormon Church with six members. Atthe pres
cut time The Church in Utah Territory contains
three presidents. seven apostles, two thousand aud
twenty.siS "seventics," seven bundled and IT.
teen high priests. nine hundred and ninely'fouF
edets, tlye hundred and fourteen priests, four
hundred and seyen,y.one teachers, Two hundred
and twenty.seyen deacons, besides the usual taiio
Of PERSONS in training for the ministry bu' not yet
ordained, and four bundled and eishty.nlne mis-.
sionuties abroad. During The sx months ending
with the beginning Of April last, nine huRdIcd
aud sixty.Ay children were born In lie territory
OF Utah, Two hundred and seyenty.eigh petsont
died, four hundred and seyeuIy.uiae were baptized
ia the Mormon faith, anA.eishty.sS were e1cO'n.
inuncAted from The church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

TnE GoLp DlGGtScs on rnE Req PoRK OF rIlr
AREASsAs.- The Van liuten InelllgenceI, MOTTO
lug The preparations Of a company Of men from
Montgomery county AK, for departure 10 tlIe re.
ported gold dlsslnss on tile Red Fork Of Tho at.
kansas. says: liz
~ awe do mol wish 10 he The dissemination OF false
Intelligence, and, in all candof, must say that We
have no reliable Intelligence ftom the reported
mines. That there Is gold up the Arkansas and
lis tributaries liete is no doubt, but whether IN
quantities to pay for working OF no. weate unable
10 say. We would caution oil persons from TAX.
log their families there and also mi 10 believe all
that they see published In relation thereto. II
young mon see d 10 maketll exploration let them
$50, but DO not lake families VI women or chill
dtsn lhete,"