Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26


Appe Is has reversed The case upon the full mer-
its, the railroad GOupnnyswiu have the proud
salislseDoa Of fading ltself supported in the most
deliberate, effective and conclusive decnption and
svindle1 sever pslpelraled-tbat they have over
rsachsd Us by ssnetalities in Serbiage artfuy enc
pIoyel aud introduced for the purpose OF drcep-
ton, while lie avowed OBJECT and considerations
nave been kept back. twill then remain for tho
city to determine hoD it can compensate itself for
the sum thus putIomed from il, aud we are mista-
ken II there may not be found full and e[ectual
reasly. Al ibe7PtoPeris time we shall Indicate it.
- ...i,s,.sss News Items,
ou1Goyernment, it is stated. expected 10 receive
important dispatches relative to Nh. Cr'mptOn's
Case by thrlast steamer. His recall by his own
vovernmeht or dismissal by is confidently pre-
!ictrd by the Washington letter writer's.
The Boarsl Of Trade aud Commissioners ofPub-
tic Schools, in Ral,imcte, establishing float
ing school foE the iraiuing Of Toys for seumen.-
The Commissioners Of schools furnish the usual
materials and teachers, and The Board of Trade
the vessel aud the nautical apparatus IrsquiTed.-
The object is 10 instruct boys in the art Of naVi-
CATION, so as 10 rear number Of qualified seameH
ready to take commsnd ofavessel and give char.
ac,er to the commercial murine Of BaiimoIe, which
could not but be Of incalcnlable advantage 10 its
commerce, and inspire confidence as to the safety
of lives and property committed 10 the care Of
such men, which would repay thousand fold The
efErt aud expenditure Bestowed upon the cause.
The reverend editor of the Portland Journal,
Elder Peek. thus expresses himself in n late NUM-
her Of his paper:
ave affirm that it is The duty Of ministers to
tell men how to vote; and il men vote wrong,
they should be Iebute ed fOr it FOL any other evil
deed"
JohnJ. Cough, the celebrated Temperance lee
turer, was waited upon IN EngIand, prior to his.
departure for the United States, with his Income
Tax.hill, which was charged at EST 10 shllings,
being the tax towards the expenses of the Rus
san wnr. on his income as lecturer, estimatesat
ElSO0.
The st. Louis Republican learns that test
vote was taken on the 18th inst, in the Senate OF
Missouri, on the proposition 10 loan 100000 toths
Pacific Railroad, aud that ii was decided in favor
Of the loan.
The Erie Railroad Compsny has purchased 800
acres at Jersey City. and 800 acres OIL the Berg.n
Heights for $500, oO0-to be used in Strengthening
their road. II q Il
Gen. CulIom Of Tennessee has arrived in Wash
ington. He is prominent candidate for Clelk Of
the Hou e, and We should he pleased to herald his
election.
The sales of boots and shoes at the wholesale
iobbing houses OF Boston amOInt to SIC. 100000
per annum. The cities Of Linn, Haverhil,
Dawes, &c, also do business to tie amount CT
millions
1t is stated that Mr.. Clmk Mills has finished
the equestrian stulue Of Gen. Jackson (simiIar 10
that which alorns Lafayette Squae) for the city OF
New Orleans. where twill be inaugnrated on the
9Th Of January next with much pcmp and ceremo-
NY.
The Richmond Enquirer ga that there will be .
handsome surplus in The State Treasury of Virginia
after paying the January interest upon her bonds.
In Richmond on Fridty last, thirty three negroes
from HALIFAX county. Virginia. Including all ages
aud both sexes, sold for S20,666-
The prices charged fos the transportation oil beef
cattle from Cincinnati 10 New York has benin
creased FRONT 500 IL $500 per 100 head. In
consequence Of tins them. Y. Times says Vest
srnOwneEs have resolved TO pack beef at home
and ship tito New Orleans.
The. Indiana papers are suggesting candidates
for the GovrInorsmp. The Democrats suggest
Lieut. Governor Willard as the most prominent
man. The Americars have suggested Col. Henry
S. Lane, Col. T. Smith. aud Others.
Miss Eliza Logan, who has been playing
very excellent engagement in Boston, made quite
hill in chanting the MatseiIlaise hymn, in imita-
ton Of Rachel.
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has ayowed her inten-
,loa OF visiting london for the special purpose Of
giving concert in aid of the FLORENCE Nightin-
galerFund.'li ~
: The total vote of the city of Baltimorei Mt the
late election, was %, 9l6--the largest ever made.
The jury in the case of Judge Stusrt, Of New
York City, on the chalge Of bribery and corrup-
tom, have rendered verdict Of not guilty. The
jury subsequently submitted a paper to the Court.
expressing the unanimous opinion Of irregularities
and recommending him To resign,
Rachel Is III at Philadelphia, and she will not
agpesr again for arweek. i5E
The u. S. Government hasrecOyereda payment
of sia. 600 against W. B.-Scott, formerly Navy
Agent Al Washington.
The saie,of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
which was advertised to take place OH the 10th
Instant, has been postponed twenty days that The
s,ookholders may make one mole effolt TO save
then stock. rs
rAr. Fillmore has made arrangements to spend
the winter in Italy. ss~s
ssow At ruE NoR7n.-Tbe Montreal Gazette
Of Wednesday morning says:
The snow storm which commenced upon Satnr-
Jay evening has continued NJ tntr rvals since upto
the hour at wi ieh We write. ALI day Sunday ond
Yesterday seighs were going IN our streets. and the