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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

L'oR sALE-1HE BEST MATCHED PAIR OF BLACK
long tail maresn the country OF the celebrated Bashaw
stock they half sisters, tx old l5 hands hgh
sound In every respect by responsible psry
trot without urgnE twelve miles hour; will sold
$500 gentleman wnntinx handsome and cheap Of
horses would do we'll to call at ROBERTSON stables,
State street near Henry, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07
DRY GOODS. Sc.


BsIOsEEs' sALg-sELLiHo orr AT GRCAvfN
n reduced yrioss tbs lsrxs ana nAsbhssn,
Ladies VII Dc sell 20 call s.las vsry &c
each BY order Of ths assignee
TURTAIsr-LACE And NUsLIs CURTAINS We
~ yiil sIp0ss for ssis hsnday April Iss Asplssal
astsrimsnt ~ th9 shove goods prices Hssa
ouriAns ~ ts vlndos from ~ ~ ~ lsss DO. ~ 81 ID
$40 lace sIfa bsav ~ark sf2 " as An ALI 10
ietsi EgssES POWERS 10 sEa - sirtk svsas.
sss a99r tslos Fourteenth s,tsss
nREss GOODS, JUsT RECEiyED-A BEAUTIFUL
- lo' ~ AVIS cheap 9h sstgn. Ets. a. iNnss
erAps D. Alnas bflispts' sbt VARSITY u s,hss
sAht siytes 81 .yrtEE se,as suitagls F tss s.sssh
RENsEs A FuwEks, s4 taa ~ Elsth s.ssas 60,
door below T0srtsaatL s,fsst
L'sBRoIDERIFs rER AyLAsTfC-A CHOICE AZ
IL softnsnt ~ aTohst sad rris A.ads Aiss styss
w spring collars sn ~ rssty tts aAy thrr psr
under rsgslat Uirss OAlhUh seFsst saa saal<s
tsry store % Ttiri srsuus tssr Tsnik s'rss,
LNBROIDERtEs-sCofCH SWISS AID FRENCH
IT, Just received large lot from snstign sad
Arrivals from tarors, -hsh shall fer isst-s1ss
EOnasy, Aprl j. Is's, At uhutGs' ~ tav prices
hEhbEs POWERS. 80 sd q q Atth a,ssss
shs DOR bsis. rsvrtsshth ssr-~.-
L'hBROfDIEIgs' ENBKOIDERfEsi ExBR1fDERiAH
~ Jbs suhssribsrs as ssss'anty r.sfivtas fro.
hSs 80 snslsss VARSITY u NE sbsissi goods
esst "a tAs Isbis prs., sl,ors,Av sspr.sstsat-a
BROWN A DOYLE NJ Bsv~V
bs,rssn fsnrth ssa Crse, jss,s strs~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

WANTED-A HOUSE, THREE STORY, BASEMENT
w and attic, In good neighborhood situated between
Fourth and Seventh and Blocker and Thteth
streets Rent not to exceed $3.50 Address H. Maurice, 30
Vest yeDteth street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The $40 a N Train will connect at
saIiusky with Morning Train from TOle,lO at MOnroe-
Road at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Leyelandi at Mansfield Junction with. Day EXrresS from
PttshI Tl, and at Newark the East ami west trims
on entTaI Ohio Railroad.
The 320 ? Train will Connect at SaMdusky with stea.
mer Bay City from Detroit; MOnrOeSiIie with western
TIaIno e & I. X. at Seby JUNCTION al 5 81 ? II
with y all Train on f. C X K Tor COumbuS and Gin
cinatii at Mansfield Junction =. % pm with Fast train
on 4 Z 4 T Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
GOING NURTli-Ihe SO A n Train win maize close
eonnectton a Newark with Nail Train from Beaile on
Central Ohio RI at Mansfield Junction with Exp
for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction with Gin.
cimnatL Express for Cleveland, buffalo and New York
Toledo, Chicago nc.
The 10 y Train win connect at Newark with Rx-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Tain Tor Pittsburgh; al Shelby juno
ton 62l with Cincinnati aIalI Tor Cleveand; at
and SaMlusky with steamer Hay CITY Tor jctroiI and
Chicago. -
J. r. ROBINSON, Sup,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
Thehaaine nlsotion.


The TelegapMc reports heretofore published
viii have formed int .Rusion-
81 4 sf.R5
=. =
Sof .kepnb e1taineq 9 tSlgnal triumph at
the anHua election Of 4StYe5fs Befe on Monday
gisef Il s;;,ns IIv lefaatsI SnveTn1Y Monp,II has
80
talied Ola e1lolsoys 1h aug nus po7
Eucah adEerSlfles have secured a m11oEIy both
branches Of the State Legislature, upon which The
.boics-c "a f.oy.,,, ,,.;i NOE, ,s,
'tH' s'1at u W once
by one OF his late compe ttCES before tie people
either SAMuEE yVEIts Democrat mn sIss 20 RyEn
r. / -
w Jug.
One Of the most prominent issues in this cleo
ton was the t.MaiFe EIj6uijr In ylicb was
Suppettej by Governor SIorrtll and his frientls.
autlopposed by an alliance 81 Wings aud Demo
Gratis Speaking 10 this point, the eastern. Ar.
g1S.'' LEADING DenIoeTstie ia,1rfa IoI tbat stare
saws:
.trhe trinmphis all we couIllwish. Fusion ia
na,iclsn and Neal Dowiis1l have got n death blow
ia;theIr stronghold. we. to5not lofget. however.
that otryic,ory is mt an exclusive lie
Triumph. our noble allies. tlie straight VINES.
deserve all pEaise EoF the generous ana, determine,
sSnnort which low
AMI Their contempt for tue present administration
of oIt State affairs mas Induced them n,y
GQuSE,
our success
The Pottlani tMainsl Atlyt riser. f nj, advocate
of the Liquor Law saws: 49,
eve are leleo fell bnt who has The yietorv9-
there's the rub.' TIN. yDtt' for cer
tainIy does no spIay linn in the liG6t of n co,.-
ouering hero. Indeed. ms his mad, sIIch
ia general stampe,le fron the ,ybig soatfoTm his
s'.S =
Victory Which can niy n1bs tl IS as tS s..I :
Nor can the old Democracy pntopriate The glory,
five nre Ike their own " ,F for II. From III.
beginning 10 the end cf The. thew have stead
lily dlscaimed the existence Of any Of the a,clent
party issues. and have no adhered ID excI,,
sive3party candidates. They have loudly declared
tina The Administration nj its Nebraska measures
had nothing hatever to do with the contest The
Hunkers, as such, then, have NOT conquered
less they have Been guilty Of falsehood 10 the world
aud of leceptionto their Wing associates. we
are defeated, then, five are 10 believe our oppon
ents, on Stnt- issues alone This means uiel5nll.
tetlly the Muine Lam.
The New York Evening Post saws:
tsrhe Republican marty. ~ lcll Inst year carried
the State without difficult which. if it could
nave fought the battle on the sole issue of the
Nebraska question, could have easily. carried il
again, entered the lists with the burden of tile
Maine law upon its shoulders, aud broke Iownon
the way.''
sErhe Republican marty exnecfeil I'm male N
great deal Of lie popular aetestation of the Ne
braska act, bnt they failed to turn that feeline.n
their favor. Their alversartes would have no Gun
test with them on thu point; they sure neredtlat
measure, and oil the cn0rmllies which it has slnce
ensendered, to the odium they deserved. and COZ.
fined the controversy, so Tor US they were con-
cerned, to questions OF State legislation. In one
Of the journals which opposed tie election of
Morrill, is the fantest claim made of Nebraska
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINs & BUSHF1ELD.
sPl3
Good Medlciinea.

:
1t estimated that AYERS ChrRRE PEcroRA1 ARD Ca
THARrln Puts have done more to promote the public
health, than other one cause There can be no ques
ton that the Cherry PectOru has by ils thousand on
thousand Of cures fcolds, ;hs, Asthma crop, l-
eza bronchitis &C., very much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from consumpttve diseases in this country
Tue Pills good tbs Pcctoral aud will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more pnrging Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, .e and tue
whole ytseea system from Obstructius Purge out the
diseases which 1sen the bod work its decay hut
for diseases Should die only OF old age Take AMI
dotes early and thrust om Tue system before is ret
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pitts do thrust cut disease not only while it is
weak but when has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements OF those who have been cured by
tem from dreadful ScrOaa, Dropsy, Ulcers skin Dis
eases rheumatism. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Internal palms,
bilious complaints, heartburn, Icaache gou an many
less dangerous but Threatening aitmeus such asptn-
PIES oHthe ace, worms, Nervous Irrtability loss OF APP
petite Irregularities, Dizziness the head colds ever
Dysentery and indeed every variety OF complaints for
which Purgative remedy is required.
These are norandom statements but are authenticated
byyOur own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try item once, aud you will never be without Them
Price e5 cents per box-5boxes forSt.
Prepared by Or. j. G. AVER, Chemist, L1well. Mass,
and sold BY all Druggists in Wheeling
a. C.GooD 4. Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale and retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
Trust Sale
OF RlpCHlRTOWN lISRC

OF RlTCalETOWN PROPFRHY.
Of decd of trust from Alexander G. Mar.
~ shall 10 tile Undersigned dated tic tAt day Of No
yenl6er ls4 and duly acknowledged ana recorded 10 lilo
z 0ice OF The county court Tor Ohio county ViTsn.
10, ~ book IN folio 40, 4 shall ON 80 zen
~ ondny the SIh day Of October, 1855,
az ~ O'Clock A at tile front doOroi the court l,UIse In
tlle ylrglniaS expose TO sale by lNblr
auction tile highest blle IL fqun 90
a9llpeE fgntHe, IN The town Of South WAeeg In
pnio county, W Giia1 l0Ellerly called RchelOwl to-
eeIher with all the To said TOT belonging
iEkAsCASH. Al!RRkDFCSIiDNFEI.l.,
tt,.tNN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

plOOhI NC.
IQY virtue OF certain deeds nj trns from Michael SWrc
ney aud wife TO myself, duly acknowledged aud re-
c'rded tl.e clerks Office Ofllle county court Tor OHIO
Goonly YlIgl1a, shall on Monday lie Sill dAyO OCtO,
rT1 lSoJ at ls O'Clock 4 n at tho front door C count
on2s ~ The city Of Meelhg cxgose To sale by public
auction all OF tie following described zeal estate and
bridge SOCK, and nersOml property, TO wit: all OF lois
numbered so, o. 81 90. 81 So 90, 81, IS and 80, situate
On Tue west side of Main street In tile NOItleIN art
s9tiI city, and on which located and erecle tbs ae res.
luece Ni sid MiCliuel SWseney-consueTel lilo very
best built Deuce Cty, with trst Thte stab
lrB' ETC Also, three tunli cd aud nuaty Oe states oC
e GNIltal stock o. Tie %heelNg and belmont Bridge
O0nnalgi AMI also tile aln Interest OEisaid Michael
sweeney In and to the steamboat City OF w heels'
saIa Interest being soC therein taken by eail Michael
~ about Twenty-Five lldred dolllTa IN cash. and Tile
inss Of the h1at.
gs,Hs Of Sele-For tho real csate-one-tltrtl of Tic
purchase money 10 be paid la cash. and the resdcco in
three equal ut six twelve aud eighteen months,
Will Interest from Tho py Of sale. The leierrrG pay-
misses = ~ VIZ W. ~
2srms Of Sale for Bridge Stock AMI tile STOCK IL
IN cash and the residue ntwO squad
e. yn,eta 81 iree and SIX months lunrsst IrOmhe
doTser or endolscEs al'rIoVel by myself
ALFREDsGALDWEuIS
: ScI0 1TnSie9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
The Retired Navy List.

Inc 1666L11eQ Navy LIST.
The following isl condense,: statement of tie
action of thu Naval Board convened under the
provisions of the late law of Congress, aud whose
report has bsen approved by the President.
There have been dropped from the rolls Of the
navy;
Three captains,
Six commanders,
Nineteen llentenantS,
Twelve passed mldshipmen, and
Nine masters.
There have been placed on the retired list, on
ffurlough pay.'
Fifteen captains. at 81 $50 per annum.
Twelve commanders, at $500 DO.
Fotty-nine lieuienats, at $500 DO.
Two passed mi1shipmen, al $500 do.
There have been placedon the retired list, or
sleave OF absence pay:
Seventeen captaiuss at $500 per annum.
TWsnty-one commanders, at 81 800 do
Eighteen lieutenants, at 81 200 do.
Fifteen masters, at $500.
A correspondence the National InteIIigencer
says: .tFhe Board Of officers whowers seIectellby
the President to perform this duty was composed
Of i've officers of each of tue highest grades, aud
who were gentlemen of the highest standing and
characterin their respective grades; and there APP
pears to have been but one opinion both in ami. GU
the nlyy-that more competent and iudicious
selection could not have been made, all being high
minded, honorable, and intelligent officers, and
who Justly create the conviction thatthey have
Ediseharged the duty assigned 10 them TO the very
best of their unbiased judgment, without fear, IA
vor, or affection. From the personal knowledge
which some OF all Of them must have possessed Of
eyery5offcer tnthe navy, aud from a full and free
archiyesofsthe Navy Department. they bad the
very best opportunity aud a6ilityto fotm sound
and correct Judgment upon which 10 base their
action.
These remarks are made without a particle OF
personal feeling in connection with The subject. as
the writer IS in perfect iguoancs, and without
even g suspicion. as TO q single name that may be
found upon either OF the above llsls.',
M = y -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

F1yEsiIyer Medal. aud seven Diploma.
tyres. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner Of Union
md Main SITS. Stranses invited TO CALL citizens
course viii do Pictures taken as cheap as tho cheap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

I-T Fifty ionrneymen c1rpentets under the dis
departed fromtha city Sept. 10, .fot Kansas Tor
#tasplrpose Of erecting Government buildings at
teEt heaSenWorth, Eaeh sma1 erefyea $50 peT,
month. besides board and travelling expenses It's
supposed that about QUE year llbe required to-
flush theWoEk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18


6uTgh-Wm HcakHlear aud K c IIClliIa3 Mosn4F5iIl9-
Wilde Bro, John Fisher. and q Thompson VkSsifne
VIM Holiday, 4agshGtL G H-Jacob Smith. ERells5uTs
-SaHl A u M1u1ys LelCfsb4Tgh-Z 4 K4Fr, Cedar Tors
Aiki4-pr A + Barnes, cLarksbpgs-Dr K y Williams,
ShSPRETdatoIbR. senjI.JayV3n,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

BIN DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866,
G oooks a. tic front door Of tie court house, R
OF wheeling, expose to siH, by pn Io ahctiOI 10
tse highest blaae, iot number 1--WE (6l III square fifteen
9 w SOUTH 6i0Iarly RclFetOw) on saii
lofts good bFtGk House with DRY cellar non well al wa
tert etc Sale Postttte, te54Rs cesh j
sIetas @N s. GosHoRN, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

La1ryes, Doeors, RgnsT Mtnfsters in all the DEPART
nellts of Stale, Ladies' aud Gentlemen tile ieiest
walks OF lite, well those Wig in tile humble
spheres, spcalO lilo cutes Themselves aud friends by
this wonderful article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AGD. LOT IN RlTCBIETOWN.

Virtue OF deed Oftiast rom Louis Elussan and
~, VIE Tn tho undersigned, dated e3l February 1857
aug a9y TeeolNeN 1n the Cerg's office OF tue county
shall ORthc s4RtsSs 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

UJ-Upol lie receipt OF One Dollar, ..THE Married
LR0MANES EPRfgATR MEDICAL COMPANIONps is sent
(naaed Jyee)to any part OF tie United Statest the ana
das, and British Provinces All letters must be post
New Work city, Publishing Office, No. 40 Liberty St,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
Sale Of Ryeai Estate

yYAI.t S, 3WlORHAM,
+ AS2Ata NhBriTOI Ohio rnn,t !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

THUS sp0ke Sgiss ana good uai5 hut lafk tAe
GhilEel Yet Tie lc9 hear itl, mud 1tell d6tiee wis
lhsE % heapade whole, Is Professional faelEi
Rey james W. y ellnictt tho talented aud pdnFt nj
eneeditor OF that ana pk
PEG lfB Banner, published AT FeeI eishug,
Va iIf his editorial ri tho 18th of May, 1850 SPEAKS
OF lisS, fitaHsa pegetable IsNeittTe:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

Bone spavin-bruise- Observation-Disclosures q Use
MERcnAxr's GARoLtNo OH. tits tho best Elnbroaton
in use for either horse or human flesh.
Je2s T. II. LOGAN &, Co. Gsn,l Agents
ago Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

ALFRED CALDWELL,
ae2a;ll commissioner ana Trustee.
lI'lttsburgh Journal cory oCo week iii day 4p Or.
warl'hillt to this UfilCe 70 collection. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

why FEDlA LIS sUrFK1s IN IIr.Al.rll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

USsoaTuN4rE.-Mt. Charles Ingersoll. of PhiIa-
delphia, one Of the killed by the railroad accident
at Bnsliasto would, it is stated. have inherteda
fortune of $500 COO had he lived until he arrived
atthe nee ef twenty; years. which would have
been theaipseof the present month. clause in
the will provided that in the event Of his decease
before arsixipga the sge. the fortune would fall
TO anslh 6gshsh Tie family. lis said that an
effoTtWllI g. made 70 recoyer This amount ftomthe
railroad company. George w. Ridgeway.of the
frmof Riseways DIell, one Of the killed. had
his life insured Tor 81, 600.
U.A municipal election has been held at Lea.
yenWortH, Kansas territory, at which Mayor and
Couneillle WeIs chosen. A correspondence OF
The s.. aLoais RePabliesn says that il passed on
pleasantly nd quiet without any disturbances
ofauy kld, 81 siatetleIuen ee on theipatt ofout-
siderss aud that tie votes cast wee legal
ones. "a
AL th1usantt E4efmanS have left Ham-i
burg S aud ase xfecsel Ia al,
HYes q mol nj mont or tgd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

The Portland State of Maiae.' a W big journal,
opposed to the Republicans in its number Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18
TO fhc Ia1ieS.

4 EFtREY RS Sra tliiIlIss Edtnnlig Ale;
y AlsOps India Pale received and for sale at
25 cents q h0lte,. az the Yr.RANNAR. snIb-4I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-18

senceEs
4 LExISsfcH, EY., Sept. IS, '55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-09
v Il g l N l A /.

LIST OF THE DRAD.-The Petersburg Expres.
publishes list of the persons who have died o
yellow tever In Ports mouth, since Friday night Last
IL VIII be seen that the telegraphic report of the
sti lives and acts a. the chairman of the sanitary
committee The following II the list:
VIM Dugan; Mrs Herald, wife of John Herald
deceased, sent 10 my last report; Patrick Galilee
Jas Fortune; Mrs Mary Cooke; Alexander Goodwin
Mrs Goodwin. (These are the last of family OF /.
every one of whom have been swept OFT with the
fever during the past two weeks.) Mrs Martin
Flaherty a most excellent woman; John Shannon
a youth, son Of Il Shsunon; Mrs Waters; Mrl
Daniel Sullivan; Mrs ONiel, Robert Ash, son o.
VIM Ash; John X Pend Teton. most excellent ycunl
man, and Captains clerk on board the U 8 Ship
Peansyivauis; Nancy Higgs sister Ia law of Gee
Marshail decd; Moses Quarles, an overseer Ia the
Navy Yard; Mrs Brinkley Saunders; Mrs. Ayler, Z
Wm Brown ship-carpenter. Making 10 all 20
which added to those previously reported number
&c fsEJ 80 4u
ORD c Spratly, 10 recovering slowly.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGRNcK.-On the lat inst /, q
Methodist meeting one week In length at Promise
Lsnd, Appomsttox circuit, closed with ten con-
verts. At Rehoboth, in Smithvilie circuit four
persons were added to the church and Mt Zoar. In
the same circuit four. At Causley church In Sur
ry circuit uine professed conversion. Al McBridss.
10 Camden circuit 22 professed religion aud II
joined on probation. a
DESCENT Mr.. Carrier, who made balloon
sscension from Norfolk. Saturday, landed 8 miles
distant on the farm of John G. Wise. Princess
Anne county. ~r
Town SRaGEAkT.-Allen j. Bennet, has been
appointed by the Trustees of Wythsville, COM
mander of the forces or sergeant for the corpora.
ton. II s Wampler, having resigned that post.
DIsEAsE.-Dysentery Is prevailing in Patrick
county, aud several deaths have resulted from II
there This Is the fifth county In the State In which
this disease 10 prevailing.
AcoIDENT.-At an exhibition of Robinson and
Eldred's circus last week at Floyd C. II. q little
daughter OF Capt Asa Bishop was severely bitten
by one of the dogs attached to the establishment
EXPREsIDEaT TYLKR.- Ex.President Tyler
and LADY left Old Point on Monday last and arrived
10 Richmond that evening
SUDDEN DEATH AT GoRpoNsvILLE.-A negro
man belonging to Mr. King of Gordousvllle, wal
taken sick Monday morning before daybreak, and
after great suffering for six hours died. posi-
mortem examination was to be held to see If the
man had been poisoned. II was supposed, howev.
er, that he had died of Asiatic cholera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-09
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The National american has brief comment
upon the riot at Louisville. II says 1t Is remarka-
BILE that these riots only occur in cities where there
is large foreign population, and th at the lower
class OF foreigners are always engaged In them
If an American 10 imprisoned abroad, 1t is a cause
for war, but they may be shot down at home with
impunity by foreigners
The Enquirer has an article approving the ap.
poinfment of Dawson, of Pennsy lvania, to the
Governorship of Kansas, and though 1t would
rather have q Southern man 10 satisfied with one
who 'lpst his nordi ination for Congress because OF
his vote against repeating the Missouri Compro-
mise" The Enquirer thinks the President should
have need Of praise from every Southern man
and paper. s.r aG. e.
The Whig, 10 an article Austria thinks that
Lord Clarendon begins to discover that Austria
has been sporting with the Allies for the last two
years-that she never had any serious thought OF
active co operation with them-lhat her heart 10
Russisn-and that she has just disbanded her army,
TO enable Russia to move 140 ,00c men from Po-
land to the Chersonese.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
Saturday morning last the train of cars which left
Saratoga for the NORTH met with an accident when
about seven miles from the Springs, which resulted
In serious injuries to some OF the passengers. The
cause of the disaster was the breaking OF a rail
which threw the forward truck of one car off the
track and then running back let the end of the
fall to the ground-tho truck, at the same time,
forcing itself up through the floor, completely deH
molisbirg the car. party of ladies' and gentlemen
having seats over the place where the truck enter
cred, forced by 1t up to the root, whence, In
instant, they were thrown to the ground, buried
by the ruins
A young lady. daughter of the Hon John Stew
art OF Waterford, N Y, received the most serious
injuries. Der head is very badly cut by spike,
the wound commencing at the back Of her head,
running forward until 1t meets the forehead, when
ii turns and runs directly across the temple.
She had seven bruises back of the neck, at the
termiu alton of the spine and has received internal
injury 10 the chest just the left lung Miss s.
is dreadfully bruised that the full extent of her
injuries cannot now be known Mrs. Browne oi
New York, received a severe wound on the shoul.
der, which it Is hoped will prove but a muscular
or flesh injury. Several other ladies we're slightly
injured. DR. Delsfeld, of New York, who was for
tunstey In the trsin with bis lady and niece) re.
manned with the injured. dressing their wounds
and paying all the attention 10 his power to the
sufferers
George Wood and three daughters were In the
train, and one OF the Misses Wood was slightly
burt.