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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
NEW WORK MARKET.

ArsIL 30.--PIour declined, good Ohio Of TO-
25AIO, IS, Southern quiet at l0,43aIl,IS. Wheat
declined, limited demand, SOutlrtm white $685.
?,6S. Corn lower, sales western mixed no. PoIS
unsettled, old mess At 1880 aud new at ,?3a
1850, aud prime I4'96al+'1o. Beef 6m. Lard
Rio coffee firm Of l0lsll. Sugar and MOI'sses frnl'
Linssed oil s4lasS.
Cotton, market firm With an upwotd tendency,
sales Of 4COO bslss.
Stocks ftmer. Money easy. Erie 50. Indi'
ana SIS s3I. Cley y Toledo 49, ReOdine Sc.
Canton ?1i. y. Y. Centlal93i. Cumberland Coal
Co. 2gi. Cleye., Col. & Gin. 1881. LoulssnA e.
9Oi. yirinia SIS oil, Penn'a Coal Co. 1875
Missouri 6's 42I. Illinois Genital %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
PROM T'HE PLAINS.

AtD1Sr, April SO.-on the 18Th uIt., two com.
pahits under Col. FsunlleFOy met 80 Ulahs and
aparhes, urme,. and mounted, in ChuSalch Pass
5 ulshs wsre killed, aud Uf HE dtSgOons wets
wounded.
On the next day the Apaches were fallen in
wth, : killed and several pIisonets taken. The
command then returned 10 POn Massachusetts,.
On the 22d Kit Carson, Lieut. MsEtudet CsPI
Williams and company, on leaving Punche Psss
were attacked by party Ulah', who killed AMI
wounded anolheL Tile command will EsCtnII "a
days al F0tt Massachusetts, and then proceed Oh
. second expedition against tile utals.
Major Gailsnd len Santa Re on The lih fOt AlGu'
quefque whtre he will expedite movements III Iull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

CVREsf csn,h, Hssrtrau,, 4t-Tbe try Is stlll they
nave AOod Of testimony pouring ip upon % Of eate4
Rhtu.asn DIsFtP.la, SCEoiuli, Ne, AMI fer gu Net,
yOuS UiSeA&S and EeunIe complaints, Ham7'psJ zTSt'
tEFt has w suFtI0I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
pAlLRnAn ACCInENr.

Nav roIx, Apnl SO.--Ihe Accommodation
rain tom Rochester last night neaE lIrte, Ein owe
q horse, which Threw the hind cot down an I'm
Lsnkment 90 feel. smashing the car containing
passengers. 20. Wilder. lawyet oil Canaan
daiEua, was instantly killed; S. Il IngtrsoIl, anr
Clinton Btainard, Of New York, YIN. Hoe an'
z. Pannan or SGaneallas, Joseph Sieb OF Sib Sy
rucnse, Nj. Becker, Of Rochester and Tue LFahs
man, wele all badly injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

BY tie National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FALSE BILLS or LADlNG.

. ctxclsS.fi, Aptii S0.-Bsai. 4. Estle, Lorenzo
CLadin and Amas8a Cbapin were arrested on 1
teqapitioa trom Ihe GoyeIaot Of New YVtk, char.
geJ with obtaining goods on false bills Of ladl1g.
A writ OF habeas corpus was allowed to-day BY
Judge StoreL 10 be heard on Wednesday, the ptis.
ontis 10 the meantime icing remanded 10 Jail,
bail being refused.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
n1NnlNNArl NlARKEr.

ApRL 3O.-Flout dull, lot good Ltonds s,T6'and
extra $50. Provisions, quiet sales Of bscon Of &c
lot sides and Gail TOT shouldersi 50 hid bulk hams
sold al Sc, and 1000 lbs bulk sides al I; mess PORK
Gull al I5slS,50. Lard, Ii cents. WHISKY
better demand al 80. Groceries fnn, sugar 6sA6i,
moasSes now held at 33c. Corn 75a17. POtatOss
dull al l00aI40.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Nlcc0RMInK,s REAPlNG MACRlNE.'

Nav YotK, April Silly an AMIGA bic pltapee.
ment between MeCouHack, Marcsilus Wool and
letome, Ia relation 70 MComaks reaping ma
chimes, an ipluactioa was eRteled on Sstutday, 70
this city. No council appearing lot the defend
ants an application for 40 injunction maze some
combined Mowers and Respects, uetots Judge Me-.
Lear was mol Etsntsl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

0LO MoraEa HuSDAGn,-0ut contemporary o
the Petersburg E1ptess Is reminded, BY Willis late
marvellous tsiloralioa 10 health, Of The canine
camaanion Of Old ItoIhsi Hubbard, famous 10 NUT
sety thyme, whom she len tOt dead, but on her re-
turn from The undehsket't, found with lis anias
ton completely testOtsd, aud uacOulmon y viva
cavs. We eongratulsle Old Mother Hubbatl o.
tue Home Journal on Tue nifaeulOus testQratiOu o.
let ret poodle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
ACCIDENT,

PmLApEtPHlA, April SOth-The o'clock P. II.
train ifonl this city 10 Bsllmote, when ne't Blue
hall, ran oGf The tack in consequence of swith
breaking. One car was lht0wn down az eInbsnk:
meRt, but none Of Tue paisengels wtFs seriously
iulnrsd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

DrsRve1yr Fat.-ws te,ra from tie Rich
nond Dispatch thai hte Oseuned At Danvilie,
W., on the 9Slh Inst dealrOying about $4,000
worth Of property, on which shete was "a insu'
lance Of $4,000. The E1shluGs Hotel i, among
The Uuiliius,: consumed, AMI With It $1,000 ID
cash. Among tue suasttt' Ns Davis & MOseIy
williamson, Guves & jOhnoni wm. S. Petton
J.R, Lipseonb, Csllum & CtttGhead, Hardy &
Davidson; Neal 4 COlemtni Galloway & Co.
NOseIy & Davis Rice Il RaineS, end ssveFo
Othen. TsehIy buildings 10 all wets entlteI
Consumed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

nTAs Great Provincial Couueil Of tue Roman
C,rholie Church will commence IN Baltimore Oh
ia. Glib Of May ard continue until The 18th, The
Archbishop Of Baltimore will ptside. There vlI
L attendance Of bishops from Richmond, Wheel.
iat Pituburgh, .Eds end Pbiladslphla-lAe Sesi
Il Savaauah and ChatsitOa being now vacant b,
&e,,h, Th. Il The fist PtoyiuciAl Council liue.
NE division Of the United slates inlO ssrsrals tch
ListopiIsS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
MffRnPR.

NEwtlAvES, April 3O--A netchsnt named CLARK
shot Richard White on Saturday evening. The
mutdet was induced by Whites marrying Slixs
Bodgstt, whom Cntk was greatly attached. CtaIk
was nlrsSled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
pIvrn ANn MRA,1,nER.

Ptr1sBuhun, April 30.-Rvsr feet scsRt--
falling. Weather vain and cloudy.
CIScISSArl, April 30.-Rrvst fallen inches
Weather mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Sp0TIaT,ioN RIt,t.

BosroS, APnl 30-Resolutions wete reported in
tue House stIiming The justice Of the claims IN.
on The United States fot French SPOliaIiOHs, aud
lenouncing the refusal Of our government 10 in'
lemnily tue pattits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

PotA1oEs.-Fout thOusand bushels Of potatoes
usn brought TO Batou on wsdueAlay Of Is't
week lin twoYasels ifOn Nova Scotia. II Is stated
large numbtt Of ysssels, laden with Pota'
h*s, are on ibeit way 10 Boston ftom Nova Scotia,
Sttts tssts 1. lstss tuiplus stock. The receipt
q - many thousand bushels must buRg prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Mr.. S0IIIE.

PmL4prLfau, April so.-New Orleans papetS
OF Monday received. Soule arrived there Oil Sat
ufday night aud waS walmIy welcomed hOiue. He
made Gtlef speech.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.

Ap,l iah, isH.
M,srs. GeriiMtr 4 MeEtfsH
lSe4r sis ~ WaI lntttd bya ftItRd oi niue, 10
trJ ilampOn'S YeSfSbie IlReuIe Tor llIspepst WITH
Which am hleted IN It's most asSfaNated and dlaTttAs
log i9rn purchased aud Gsed Vhe b0tl, AAd ttHlltt
II cured me- have ludvctd others TO tn II, most o.
whom. il not all sleak hiahy q III and would aL 70
Ilose who have DySIFPAs. u tbeJ Will GSa HtMPtoGt
Vegetable TActu,e, 1t will teltalnlY cue them.
YOuIE, with SCsak IeAFttt,
II, NEWCONRR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

BosroS, Aptil 3Oth.--Goy. Gardiner has vetoed
bill granting loan Of 81 600, 0oU 10 tue Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Rlsoaolp, "a, Jan. lslh, istl

.MEHG, NoriihTtf 1 NsEkySH
Gents-l rave been Ialeted with The plies ior some
years. and could gel GolhiRS u ktP Ne yht tfttd ld
TiGed nix 70 try llGmpt0n't Vegetable 1lIttMt PuI.
rLasei Two bottles, aud before lad used them both
was eJ tuIed Of this lOst Troublesome dState. ~
who are plagued Whte Pies would do well 70 give tie
IilkluIt LIill. You're, (tSFectl1liyt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

-. ,n.1e,n tabdldltt OF CopgreIi, Will iadrt4 4
tioal,,,, Coke, on Saturday Maya, ate O'Clock n
I.r.r,oa StLOOi Ho,se, ct uIsAt Of sanA dsyI
Nav u,nt4htr. Nopd,I Nay II Ceourt daIH
y,v Cunbtrl,Rd, Al LiSht Of aHi- daYi tgd at
i,ultou, % TVeHllT digit, NhyiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

Ic.P. B1awS, in this mornings papet Avertists
. l.Is lOt Of superior watches, sWeItS pistols,
g., Sc, PHSas wanting batg'las In bis line,
viii call at M. 4, Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

trThs "Altanonr suted on Saturday after
n,On, laden TO the guards. She will bs the tsgu'
l,t Cincinnati packet tot tomorrow, to which time
lei day OF departure has been changed She
l.,,a Cincinnati syerysHutdar The following
IS The manifest Of bet las imp up:--
w. Robb, 8 bureSus / book ca,ei ". ". Bet'
frAll, bejsteais, balts, cttdei Cushing u
Osbun 1 Dbl, 8 kegs, 2b1sj Wheat 4 ChaPline,
10 DIS. fancy SOspi La 8 Reid, 200 bbls, wins
kH q. W. Smith, 40 empty aIe bills, half Dol
NcAdee Bios, bale, bU1i Annpn, Msguite 4
Co. % bills. alcohol, 8. F. Peatet, 13hhds baconI
Doans & CovglIl, 1bl cora, PotsIth Z Balm,
ll3 hid, bseon, IS tcs hams, 81 bills OIL g IbI'
WHISKY, 2 bISj &, G. Dewey, s. tons metal Not
Ton, ACLeSon L Co. 100 tons metoli Gll, Hollo'
way i 70. II TONS INITIAL.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

Es- Our friend &C." at the Springs,
lays us under stress of obligations
for the material aid, sent in day or
so ago. The individual in quarter
of an hours button hole conversation /;
concluded by desiring us to cash his
own sight draft on &C." for two
and La half" for temporary relief; and
we could only get rid of him, by the
loan Of a /" a quarter, to be returned
next week. This done much, to
elevate his depressed spirits, and the
last we heard of him-his face was
set due east for the Springs again
We hope he will be well treated
there.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

Southern Commercial Conuention
The next meeting of this body will
take place in Richmond on the Sd
day of November. The committee
appointed by that body to designate a
suitable place for the holding of the
Convention, has, we learn says the
Wing, accepted the invitation of the
Richmond Board of Trade.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

Things not about Town.

IUuuu thht tHe Ooluct~ieib hloac W
navigate for day, has run against the
local editor of the Advocate, and is
regularly dissected and dished up, un-
der the head Of "'rhings about Town"
What for 7 Why for simply giving
currency to some historical facts, in
reference to ward meeting Of Demo
Gratis, at the Court House, on Thurs
day last. "Tbings' says, "The Com
ct strives to be witty at the expense OF
a ward meeting Not a bit Of it, sir.
If there is any wit in us, it is spon-
taniety there is no labor or strife in
anything we do with the pen; on the
contrary we lay hold OF it and let it
skip over paper and cut such figures
AZ it may. We do not write hand
stiff enough to deal with grave sub
ject; and 30 do not quarrel with our
confreres about the lions part. No,
the world is very funny cosmorama
at least wo have the faculty of
thinking 50, and do not cry our eyes
out about anything even when
used up after the fashion of Things
IT'S not the first time we have run
against that jolly whole souled fellow,
the present getter up of Things, and
we know him 30 well, that the only
way he can hurt our '..feelings' is to
knock us down. Therefore when he
says-speaking Of the aforesaid meet
ing: That "the assertion or insinua.
ton, that the meeting was after dark,
is false and gratuitous; but state.
ments cost the editor Of the Comet
nothing" we laugh outright at the to-
merity Of Things"
That in our account we did not
speak from the book, but made up our
account Of proceedings from the state.
ment Of one Of our most veracious re.
porters, and we have not the receipt
Of "fern seed' to walk invisible az he
has; and know at one and the same
time what is going on in the suburb
"Grasse , and what iseoming off in
the Eastern Liberties. not yet report
ed by Capt. jackson. If it is our
misfortune to belong to the dark Ian
thern fraternity--and by the everlast.
ing double faced Janus we do not
believe it; we only regret that
Things cannot from circumstance Of
birth, work side by side with us. That
he would if he could, we cannot do
him the injustice to doubt, He has
always been on the strong side until
now, and that he is not at this mo-
ment, is his misfortune, not his fault.
Say nothing about it, Things; every
thing will be right in few days or in
the fall, when 10 Noble brings in his
cotton.
We are right glad to welcome
Things" back into his old party, and
our own; and regret that the political
cat should have ever so jumped as to
frighten him over into the ranks Of
The defunct Wings.
Now then! We have used up more
room than we at frs. intended, and if
Things will come round when the
Weather clears of, we will either treat
,im 70 = glass Of schnapps, or smoke
With him calumet of peace. !,
The General Relief Committee of .
he /. 0. 0. F. Of New Orleans. at a .
'pccial meeting on Monday night last |
appropriated 5 5000 for the relief of
heir Brethren in Norfolk and Ports ,
mouth, (Va,l t
NE- i Channnn ;r rnal- &c
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

The Restless Spirit Of the Age.

WoFia history, was there suell rest
lessness and dissatisfaction in the heart
of man. From the question, "Where
is the man who is not located in q
comfortable home,' we turn to ask
"where is the man so located 2" We
look about us in vain. May not ina.
ny of the social and political evils ol
society be traced to vagabondism !; a
wandering, restless and idle life, that
the largest half of mankind now occu-
py? We go into the country and
meet people, who to the question,
why do you not put your gate on
hinges reply, that they are about to
move away-country poor; they can
not raise anything and are getting
ready to move tomorrow. In the city
we find out of an hundred families.
perhaps one, eontented with u conpe-
tency, and set to work to give home
the charm that it may wear with in
dustry and economy; but ninety nine
are ready to move and go to Kansas
or California, Lands End or the Ton
go 1slands--anywhere else than the
place around which the heart ought to
cling. The i'll effect Of this, is visible
in more than one direction, it has Civ
en- rise to fashionable vagabondism,
that amalgamates the vices Of one sec.
ton with another; carrying with it
pestilence and famine.
People who might be comfortable
on the other side Of Jordan, come to
this. They come out of crowded ci.
ties, or districts Of vasselage aud have
no disposition to locate and become
thrifty and happy citizens--they hud-
die together in cellars or garrets, aud
prefer tho poison atmosphere of the
city, to the free and open air of the
uncontaminated country; until pesti-
lence, very properly, walks in their
midst and thins down their ranks by
thousands. Our own people have i'm
bibed the restless spirit Of the age,
and nobody is at home. The rich and
aff1uent at the north, fly off to fashion
able watering places, where all the
follies and effeminating vices have full
sway--home ties-home influence, and
home comfort is abandoned, and the
poor to ape the rich. fly after them,
and sponge out of the rich, a respecta.
ble living. What is the beau ideal
now of gentleman !? An effeminate
rd-head--a shallow-pate and soft
hand a fellow with spindle legs, that
makes "forked radish" blush scarlet
when invidious comparisons are drawn.
A consumer; a sponge; a tick, a
eech, regular vampire such come
and 60, without any visible power of
|ocomotion, save assurance and impu-
lence, and they take away the gid
ly headed daughters of the land, who
ire taught that all responsibility is
,entered in countenance of chalk.
The lessons taught us by the Pow
RS Above--the pestilence that walks
about by day and by night; should
'ead the world some practical lee
ures, that comfort-"good ease, con-
eminent, whatsoe 'er its name," should
'e the object of every man--that it
an only be obtained at home, in the
ubstantial enjoyments of the fire side,
nd the social circle.
The reader may very well exclaim
ere "hard run indeed is the editor
{ this paper for leader, when he
ndites such one as the above, which
Till not on account Of its length; be !
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

r That obliging and deservedly
popular gentleman Capt. J. II. Nor
RIssoN of the steamer Bella Donna,
has our thanks for particular favors.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

E- A. J. Chapman, is spoken of,
in the Southern Sentinel published at
Placquemine, as a candidate for the
Legislature, from Iberrille.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

u The news brought over BY
the Steamship Hermann and South
ampton, is Of the Goth ulto,, and ex-
ceedingly interesting.
The British Parliament was prorc.
guard on the .l4th; the Queens
speech having been delivered hv
proxy. The speech congratulates the
country on the increasing strength of
the union, between France and Eng
land, and the succession Of Sardinia
TO the Alliance. Regrets are expires.
eed that the Vienna Conference failed
to accomplish the result so desired.
These endeavors having failed. no
ether course is left but to prosecute
the war with all possible vigor, and
rely upon the patriotisR Of the people
and the gallantry Of the army and
navy to carry it out.
The parliament stands prorogued
until the Esd Of October.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16
Tge dNtttllpl > Comet
GEO. A. PIKE. ..a....t...... Idlftor.
1rHE Hon. RANpAb HuNr.-On


Of the American party, spoke at the
Capitol. A large audience Consider
ing the peason) wasIin attendance, and
listened to him with marked attention.
The Hon. g. b. N. Wales preceded
him with few remarks and when
Mr.. Hunt made bis appearance on the
stand he was warmly greeted. We
ahall not pretend to give even an out
line of what Mr.. Hunt said, as his
speech will be published, and those
who had not the pleasure Of hearing
him, may read Il in the papers.
The LATE q. Fl. MErcAlF.-This
POPULAR young gentleman, who had
cast his let with US died at his re-
sidence on North Boulevard Street,
on Sunday morning, last; and his rc-
mains were taken to Bayou Sara, for
interment He leaves n discensolate
widow, to mourn her irreparable loss !;
who new lies dangerously i'll herself,
with fever. h
AT the time Of his death Mr.. Met
calswa employed, in the State Audi
tors, office.
Eg- The Farmersville Enquirer
notice, the fact that the Rev. DR., Bard,
Democratic candidate for Superinten-
dant Of Public Education, is to make
a speech in that plaee-a speech ex-
planitory Of his political principles
The Enquirer congratulates the people
Of Union, on the prospect of visit
from this distinguished gentleman and
hopes that he will have better success
as a political speaker, than a Preacher.
The Enquirer says he was there some
years ago, To preach; did not like the
heads Of ths people, who went to hear
him, and came away unheard-
M -----4-4-s 4-s-e-s-4--4-@--. 4 s y.
1--WE were agreeably surprised to
meet Mr.. Hatch ofthe B. r. Advocate,
IN our sanctum yesterday evening"
He looks ia fine spirits and seems
sanguine Of the success Of the Anti par
~, whose cause he advocates. In this |
we would beg to differ, as Sam
knows his numbers in this aneck O.
woods" Nevertheless we would ex.
tend him the privileges Of our Sane
tum during his stay.--Famere;ile
EnYnrvr.
TO say that Hatch looks in afine
splits is superfluous, in the above
notice; did he look otherwise, the
Port Hu ison Club, would take away
his travelling card. 1t would have
becu better to say "he looks well,'
he bears himself nobly;" or she ap-
pears satisfied with his COURSE Any
left handed lick, he can givethe Am.
erican party, sets The Advocate just
50 far ahead. It is wrong to talk Of
I" spirits y in connection, with our
good looking neighbor, the EaYaier,
will therefore oblige us to take the
above back; and try his hand again,
at the puff Editorial"
u The news brought over BY
the Steamship Hermann and South
is Of the Goth ulto,, and ex-
ceedingly interesting.
The British Parliament was proro-
guard on the l4th; the Queens
speech having been delivered by
proxy. The speech congratulates the
country on the increasing strength of
The union. between France and Eng :
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

RThere has already been a slight
frost at Bloomington, iii. 1t killed
the tender cucumber vines.