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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
nlaAatrrN. DC.

pARK NAccooHEE fof Augusta, Mel Howe, master, nom
Psr.aeea for New Yor, loaded with luber, aleu- IN
win on the lsth inst in ls p 80 Ion 81 eAkas bai, By
tcu 9;ih int, from NcwOnoans, which vessel naned BY
The Nsecochee shout hours a. the expau ,n o. which
e her cffcerS aud crew fnipg impossible 10 keep the
sk urder wee compelled sbsni her after stpprs her
cf sss and Of the rigging which was 40 saey On board
the Mallory. -, -. ., ~. "a,
AN AMERrcS SHF Of 800 tuns wa reported At aeoee "a
ING ashore A. int 10 Roche saeaenay V"e ouS
II as thought she won 4 b. soi OF 80, -
TBE IKos PRIpE OF CASso. wS run into = 1asoeo
morning Of rd by VI he boats and narrowly
escsued sinking cutting her stem down three feet
THg CAPTAIN An ere the Prime Royal arrived Ono
bee Sst mat having len the ship the position as before
IeVofed.
scHR SpEPENpESr Quebec 22d from Eslumanx Ray 10
pors wrecks At Bradore In the commence
nent OF December last Que Of hem wss noeraden shp
and tie other me laden wifh hou and provsons
The Iser h supp brgantne that cleared at Mon
treAl lA.t Fall aud has never been heard q since.
The CARGO or AgBAR which put back 70 Valparaiso
NAV lsakv would be forward IN ship Crusader ioe
vessel md csbt money insured in france and EnsAt
ior about SIS ,oc0.
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Brig Harriet. fcf Posnd) Hal. Csdsnss June 10 .o~~-s
90 Ru,el vnipe SD h company vi1S barb has.ss OK
kewYofh.
ers Globe tof sadelphis Roberts oeaysps r. r. luna
IT, sBfa and molsses 20 q. B. De Forrest Co.
tr horsney Graft Cardenss juno % moAsses 70 N rxy
Tor sec.
Ban Commodore, CBr oietson naanr. June II, susx ssi
uo!sssca to Hamilton h Bros.
BRIG ssrsh Ebsn tsrl Miller Windsor N s., and day, I'm
Dosfan plaster 70 master.
sehI J.ne spss tsr Cook Halifax June 49, ssh 30 BOss
1 Bsnjauin
sehr ~ RObersOu Morrow, Bermuda days potatoes 70
Permission & Jcn,a
sehr GsesO Smith Richmond -four and tobacco TO cnaA
n. Pierson.
schr W sanford, cf BrOothsy-n) Culver Jersuie St
Dcmnso, june Is coffee end logwood 70
Sehr Emily johnson runre Baltimore. md<e. 10 yohnsc
Sebr Msx,on Roger Eluihers dsys frut 0m,rts.-
schr @. D. King, Trumbel, Calais lumber 70 smth 4
Royuton.
sehr Jossph Rogers Wo thing.on, Portlaud, e..
sh Packet, S@ndbrn, hseess lumber TO Brett,
Son & Co.
sAILED-ShPs Ocean stsr simnSnd, 81 Joanss LosAio-
var Norton Aufwerp Golden We-, Putnam san FrNscisoo;
barks Georg- Warren Jose Cehaesosi Columbia, tsren)
Semke. Richmond.
BFLow-one ship imposed the shamrock, DcSne. Lves-
pool May IS. to Tspscort L Co.
wINp-sunse South sunset, in the City, Norh-a Ssoay
Hook, Sc.
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nInrkets-Beported BIZ 7tlegraph.

ALBANY June 23-l2a0 p M.-FLoUR dull and heavy.
ssie CoRs declining; sale, 20 600 bushels West
err, mixed at sIB 92c soet closing eic. OATs-Sses
loco tu.hls Chcago a. 64c. WHISKY easer-5ic
BUFFALO June 2a-FLoUR rot yet in much demand Sales
email e,c, is for ocs races 200 bbs 80 ga 20 50 for good
10 choice wisconD SO rs fs, fancy Michigan some inquiry
f WHEAT; market lower; sales 10 small 10 in bags: 200
bush l. wlo Wisconsin So 500 DO. Cana ian 81 PSI and
SIC do white Mchig 81 S. Fora consider be parcel OF
Urusr Lake SIrng 90 offered aud refused CoRs dull
and ipncye co. bushels before the NewYors afternoon
report &c. stree which he market has oeen qui buyers
b,pg nm az OATS dull and lower a-s In parcels
eco bushels az 5d56lc. No WHISKY offering. CANAL
FRFIGH1 dull lc for Corn 10 Albany anu lSc TO New
YoIL Little tipping. RECEIPTS for "A hours enong
todey: Flour 14s bb; Wheat. 1904 bushels Corn. s6ii
br,hss Oars AZ bushels EXPORTS by Canal time:
Fcur E2 tl Wheat ~ 2l9 buahels Corn 81 SS bushels;
Oats. i.756 tustes.
NFw.ORLEAss June Flour Corroy market is uncbsagsd;
,ae. to-day bales We Mddling l0i ollie low
Middlmg al lCalCl. MISS PoBE +l3
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

Man ktts. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR HE tribune.
THURsoAY June p 1855.
ASH S-Jhe l. without cAAaSs fhe demand i fair
bbs. 80 % for re4rs, aud IS 5oa rs q ios
Po,s
LEEswAX-The market qsiss, sales Of so b5is
Gz-c
yiet rer e The market has not yet opened
hi news though sales have male 81 flly tc decins
Niidu ytLcs rrpsrted selling lie The bus
o-dag vii exceed GO bales. We quostions g IL
mr. h IL he pre- T eviction OF the narke.
~ rxiu,s-e them vita ury de gree Of accuracy
CCEfEE-NO eaue presents itself Ia the market for
Re- ,ueiLess sfi pTedcunaes and rule firm. Ia al
cher dfci she dsu and very las gDifcan; prices co..
TIN, teioIe quoted Tie sAs to-day rs bags RIO
l.. n M /.
UITS-Saes have snspred to-day OF 100 boxes layer
Fs,s e &C. and 6 L. h0ra CtOn al l8.c y
tl 20 Isabs reung Isl boxes sicily Ora
At de = lo1 and "a boKss d. Lemon, IS ais S55 Do
d. ~ ssds s. INC 80 ID. az u as.
FLrUR AND MEAL-Tke arrivals Of Flour ar large
sad mainly consist Of riinGry brands q state which
stab- The query tvig por that IL d al icut dad
uaket fer H. The better brands les plenty aud these
request hsae higher figures Nothing traGspired
oevsIy TIE better xsds u Grnese Ia
u IS "a c=s 6si fT choce STATE 90 sd 80 Is
ff Co., IS q 70 l2 Og mixed 10 superhus Mi.h
ga Upper Lake aud ChO and sde IS Tor Extra
ss Canadian Foul Ia fair demand and Arivss steadily
SEES OF Ro filS Il 90 s1ldSo IS for best
binds Southern Flour unsettled Inferior brands from Bal
tror- have been disposed Of soGs0 l2t but this not
from southern Wheat should b quoted IN Ter thi,
bed. the sales TO bills 10 50i for to rood
ard Sill fsyorite fncy and brands Rive
Four lower; .ales Of leo bb sass 50 Fine and
sSpahpe Corn Meal heavy sales Of 100 bbls Jersey
A. GtdS5
senee, bat common Is comparatively plenty and not wanted
Rye quiet at 81 5odsl S. Barley quiet and Il nal
Oats moderate demand eSc for state Western
Corn to &C. lower under large arrivals and anfsyonbs for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29


Ofthe debt it will be noticed that S. l3O,45O bears
Q q cent interest, which is serious drain upon the
earniI Is. The number of passengers carried during
the year has been $685. 74 thequanty of freight "a
s25 tuns, and the earnings per mile 81 II. The net
receipts, after deductng the operating expenses have
been s93s SOL which has been disposed of as follows:
Interest and coupon account s36O,sO3; dividend,
cent s34O s6o-leaving sorpus on hand of 1896, 1874
The increase of gross earnings has been 40 cent and
Of operating 1penses As y cent; the latter being the
result Of several caues-the accumulation Of large
stock of fuel the high price of labor and materials the
expenses Of agencies in the East and West and the
fact that the realized rates Of fare and freight in 1854
were much below just price. The cost of the road
from, Detroit to its junction with the Illinois Central
Railroad in illinois, 2sO miles, including very valuable
depot accommodations in the City of Chicago, had
been $40 3OO47. In addition to which they have in
steamboats, s343 geo; stocks and bonds in the New
Albany and Salem Railroad Company, s599763, and
construction BOMBS of the Illinois Central Railroad,
which can be sold certain periods in 1885, the par
value Of which is amply guaranteed to this Company,
ss0o,OOo.
The following table gives a condensed statement of
business of the Michigan Central Railroad for the last
six years:
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philadelphia Blankets
THURSDAY, June %.


CorroS continues unsettled and the demand limited. With
ncearg receipts the SOuth prices declining here snd
fuyers se ending Material concessions The FLOUR
lei heavier und the nfut Of the foreign adye q cd
sur crime freely offered 10 y Dbl wthpu hnng
b,yere Sales Of bbs 81 : 10 81 " bbl and
a lot of far lis 80 IS There IS limited dmand for home
use az STA +lo IS T. Dbl as N quality Rye -Four inactive
and Is held nonuay az 81 50 ybb Corn MsAL heavy and
wi,bou oemeuds 62l q bbl. III but Little WaEAr
oaerng he make Is quite uuseited We quote good 20
mine res az S2SCd - IS n bushel and whe at S2ju0 -
o. RYE dull lower. Holders asking ~ 81 U bush
but hear of frs bay at any pce CoRN dooping
ofc ask 16c. Iushel for good yellow, ahoat but bu
II, fuse TO pay these OATS steady aes Of 1000
issrm Int lie stock Is very much reduced Mss Pork IS held
atsQ-2C q bb BACON in fair request; sales Of II ans
At ilG Isle per 10; sides iCc, Shoulders CSC. LARD Is
much arteo sales Of go kegs 2lc n. Roll BUTTER
sells freely at lsd2lc There is god demand for BASX
Fufbe sales Of 81 hhds No. Quercr al %3 tun, and
lt Of No a. S26 Spanish Oak Is Gull at %l50b7 g cord
Sales &C Chesnut Oak 2a SlS cord cargo OF y 900
tu od on private GROCERIES IN demand and hru
SEEns and wanted as Of bushels Coverseed at
s65tG 81 y bushe Of CT FOX prime. FaHse Is wanted at
III gC 81 81 " bushel WHISKY is in limited demand and
STEADY &C. e gallon in bbls, and $685. in nhd
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Sale. Of stocks at Philadelphia. .......,


fir't TcarS-SC0 City &C. M; loJ Lehigh IS 10 C. p,
e &c NH chill RI g. dsys l4t; COO Pits IS, Steuben
is o4;z0O R-sdrg RR s. III cash 85l 600 do, ~ case,
So 46 Minehl RI b5 74 rs Mrus anal cash. % 100 d.,
"a i5 49, 20 b. 1914 Be6y Mead. RR b5. il - Le1igh
Nv i3 20 sch Nav. Pref, 52 so Resini RR cash. i6
SO do. 46 de- e,h, t6 $50 d. i63 50 do cash isl
~ Lops snd mr. m Mechanics Bsnk, 29ai 10 Girard
Bsnk b, ~.
Seonc BoarGzScC CT 6, 9li 4coo Ales Co &C. Coune
IS 7s 100 Co. Couue IS; soc do Cornell, b, 49, 900
DO sieuben 76 Morris CANAL Preferred, b5 1907 80 Little
etiyL r. H. 5-i 100 schu, Nav, Zii 100 Reading T. H.,
s. 4ll SO Morris Canal, Isl.
ncy Board-ICcO Aleg Co. S. Steuben, 79I; 100 Morris
CsutI To- 5i 20 DO, l5t . Penn. L. r. As; ID Beaver
Mead X. r., SO.
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MARIN II 10 URNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JusE q
Cleared

Bsrks-Flash Wilson Vera Cruz Uargous Bros 4 Lincoln
Pend Rio Jsnero Russell Yinns Rebecca, nsnreter,
BIO JaLeo FoSer, Elliott Co.. Regatta Taylor, Constant
nople, J. 7. Lawrence.
bgs-Cstsrna (Scil Fortoher Genoa Da Corsi; Bests
(sved Bskgrou, Gofeltug, Funch < NeUcke; Pamih0
Adams Boston r. W Tundy; Rainbow, Emerson Phllde..
pha Yates Portefedj q Lind, Green Savannah j. Nor
on IT,; Golden Age, (Sr) Curtis HalifX Hari Bros
Mary Dwell HUntey Philsd lrhis, Myhew Talbot Co
J. Lswiey, Or I.swley, Mir MICH, w. L. Downing
-chCoTenC L. Wa Day, Couwsyboro Barnes, Bate
man Rud'erow; O. @ Psrssy Vsngrlaer Wilmington
7 Jol nsou ayAowsr Williams Bucksport r. P Buck Co.
soor-sa-vss', Coven. Bristol master; Pointer Fowler
Providence. master.
PropelleTBIistol, Carry Ptiadephs, W. II. Thompson
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The above markets a-e carefully revived BY the fol-
Loving dealers at Washington Market:
j. ~ FuLL.R-Stsnc No l0l Batter Cheese and Lard
T. FAcNEE q nd No . Poultry and Game.
Es.rP BYso-stsnds NosL "a and y. Beef Mutton, Veal
ana LIANT.
BGcoS Beef Tongues &c.
J. n. Bso.s CO.-Stsnd No. Fruits Of all kinds
J. d. Hrscox-stsnds Noe. II and ls Fish dealer.
{. 8. HAERIs-Sian 40. ~, Egz. Cheese. ke.
L. EnS Co.'S. and Fulton-st Green and Dried
Fruits VEGETABLES Herb. &c.
WM }. RLLcK-St4nd No. 90, Vegetables
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Tn Mariners.

The succonuessett Light Vessel will be placed on her Tsa
on on about the nth She is schooner rugged and hs one
with lamps aud rehect0 hoop irVn day mars one
CO or above lank sheer wi the word Sueconnse paint
60 letters each size below alternate squares OK
red ard color.
The following sailing directions In shoals Nc Ves
in coming westward Rnd bouad through the nortn
hauue Sound should get Nobsque Point hsh 10
bear aud p. until the Light Snip bears T. by men
seer for the Boat passing her, the course r. n T. 70
Point Cannon Light Hoose Care mus be aSen 70 asenee
cours good The Light Ship ays tathom, Of waer and
Il nearly midway Shoal and EtJntsoe
Shoa following rhe bearings Of the points mentioned
the boatj Cape Page Light House oy vs. Wss, crop
Light House W hy 81 Nossque Point light House w mi
BUY % n w end of Horse Shoe Shoa a. These bearings
magnetic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
Boston, June d, 1875.

D.xGERous Rooxs-The following an extract Of setter
"a naigetors take liberty rmug you that Capt Ja
See. OF the British bE Of LyerPooi has co unuai-
Gated 70 that ON Of November 1884, his passage
IN m Demefsra to Liverpool, in at 30 NJ lon ~ ~ VIZ 10
passed several rocks apparently sbou $40 10 twosnishdf
IA bon, under The beng smooth at ne time,
thew apresred Ike the Of white coal rock The wafer
was .c.red for considerable de aud hefe every
eraDce several Sou'd mme ,iatoy si"r pss
int and found 10 m Nth w fatloDs
Cart Steel informs that he has knowledge OF these
roL being noted chart AMI that he rely his
reckoning TO nile before taken good observation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

Notice hereby given that the ~ inst an iron Ben Boat
was chored pesr Ledge ia Boston Bay 10 war zee
sells OF their proximity the Le'ge The bell weighs M
pounds will be sounded by the seton OF the sea nans
et allow the surface Of water ami be heard at tie de
lance OF abou, mile.
Ths boat Is sued black both sides Of frame above
her the ", rd Grave Ledge" distinctly pined ia white
letters She anchored in about ten ahoms Of waer directly
n of the an Buoy tho NE. end OF he Graves, the Cas
Buoy on Parrel Rock bearing W.S.W, from r.
by order Of he Light House Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
Receipts Of Produce

By North Rtey Bodf-55O0 bbls Flour 50 pkgs Ashes,
do Whisky eco do Lod, $50 do Provisions 10 400 bush.
Oats. 81 600 90. Corn.
nv Erie Rd9,ood for tro doys-slO bbls Flour IS pkgs
Whisky, SO DO. Butter and Sundnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

w W. Straw viii supply our friends in CLEVELAND with
TIE TKIBUxE.
Id CAMPBELL is Agent for the sails of The TnsrSE n
ELNIRA.
w L. PALMER Agent In SYRACUSE for the sale Of The
TRIBUNE
EDwARp SMITH Agent for the sale Of TIE Tsis0sE
BURLINGTON, W.
Co. Agents for the sale Of the IssUss
In CHICAGO
GEo. w RoeERs our Agent at wksr hEaDEs Conn., 10y
the sale Of The TRrBUsE.
Mr. w r. MoRRxLL Is authorized 10 receive soosehp'Nc
10 TIE TEiBusE In CANADA and 10 receipt thessiof
W. PALMER Is authorized 70 receive subscnpnon and -
ver.ements Tor TIVE TRIBUNE the Cities Of PHilADrL'ss
and BosIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
Baltimore Cattle-Market.

BALTIMORE, June q, 1855.
CA1TLY-peef ccntrues decline; 200 oered $50 sold At
siaEi on boot HoGs-t inn II to g. SHEEPn better 10
ami. sale IS 80.
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Passengers Arrived
MINIATURE ALhAsAc.

IN ahip Cdnyia, from LrepooLM George Mssorian, 10
Wi sJn Matthias, Veronica snd Ferdinand kettereT.
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Ry telegraph.

CHARLESTON June 27.-sseaner James Adser arrived =
sSVGNS4M~hh June IS. L. s NJ. steamship Kao1vEie,
IN. New-Iork.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price OF the
principal articles Of Farm Produce in the City OF
Nev-York on Thursday June %:
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Hermsnn Sails from Southampton for New %
America Sails hom Liverpool for Boston. q
Psc &c Sails from Liverpool for kew June 80
North star Sails f0m Hayre for NewYork une 80
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Ocean Steamers


To DkPAkT
Anil From ~ York. une 81. For Havre.
Union ........FTsmN n. York. June 3o...For Hsyre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
cnrrtApondenesol The y. Y, Tribune.
Rritiah HnllAtments in PHILADELPHIA.

pHlLhoELrnia, Monday, April 2, 1855.
There Is O good deal OF excitement here caused
BY The stems taken by the United States District.
Attorney in The case Of The foteien enlistment for
british account, and his ayowtd desiTe-Soa al least
am told that he expresses himself ~ his inlimates
Ito implicAle lie liriIlsh Consul. Now, think,
Ia Justice 10 this lLst.namel gentleman, 10 say what
Is no, only my convection, but the result Of oil my
Inquiries that lie has hal nothing 10 DO with the
natlIes who opened those absurd enliSlng offices
for such they would appesr 10 have bren-and
the character OF tile netl who, IN the case UefUe
The public, endeayOted ~ ransom tie lUjt devils
whom llecnnay difficulties led 10 seek relief IN
selling thrif lives as Soldlrts, Should, IN my Opln.
ion, have guatled Nj. Mathews IRON the imlula.
ton OF cOunlenancilg Item. IN Ibis respect, |
considet that Mf. Mathews dill tight not u allow
such an idea 10 "a forth 10 The world without i'm.
mediaiely giving II a most emphatic denial. Ills
letter Is Leiote yo Therefore, do not think neces
saty TO make any comment upon u. leave this
10 you..if yuu think ptOReF--telisvlDs, hOwsveF,
that il sptans loudly enough tot itself. But pet
ceve that instead Uf giving facts 10 your ieadeiS,
have beer giving them thoughts; bit The tEHih IS,
that oil my investigations have only led me 10 as
certain that the only fact that does exist Is that
certain naiiieS land their attest by the United
oil honest nel) OF that class Of men who ate eYer
ready 10 make money out Of the mlSefieS Ct the
roor, have thought ths occasion Offered BY The pio.
clamalion Of The Lieutenant. Governor Of Nova
Scotia TOO good on opportunity 10 let il escape.
AS have SAID above, endeavorrd 10 ascertain
whether II is tue that British agents, authorized By
the British Government, ale ii Philadelphia, aud
have come 10 the conclusion thai there ate none
Notwithstanding The arrest Of MI Bucknall as
such, whnln know, from parties ncqusnled with
hinl is no, British officer, but civil engineers
resident fot several years IN the United States As
10 lie Rnlish Consuls in The United States being
parties 10 those low Transactions, no impartial OF
sensible man can believe il. The British GOvetn.
ment would mol ask sucll an act Of them, and ffOm
my pesonsl know ,cdgsnf MI Mathews chatacter,
| can vouch that, wGte he tequned 10 violate OUT
laws, hs would respectfully decline doing so.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
4 Nan awe VIA. q balls. Through bis bead.

n. ,....,.. /. ,l. spon,,h n
)" p's'N"yVN Nv, ~ wv ~.
series Of articles enu1leu rue s'oFy Of INC oan'
paien,' we ftld The following remarkable Incident
,.no,,sd 4
N, -. ....,., -, ,,,,ra ,o;r,.
my s", ,s. M. c.Ss r. man ,SLo nj re-.
w. ,.tI.,ia II. s,.a ,.s;nh a,,s,ine an nm.
ce ,N g. @ ~" nv ,ha ennos,s s.r .sns
.1. W. t nv ,OSo If The ss s.n.ihIe
.,os .o, ts ~ s,ns Imt i,,ts nam and wopJ the
oppa'smH oS ,"h, r. 1'"''' FN'"' WV
SuissV" '"VVe"N ~, a., a.
In another pan OF Inc same a''lcle we n 1t 'ne
following description Of The general appearance OF
,ha w.,aO In the hosnital n, Scniori. s,.. 90.
WV - ~, ~ l Al. cam.
bh'eIs ss ~ NV, sg'Vt ,rS Me'u', sO,s ~,
scene. presented seu rug y, sas "
Tue Oeds 81. suonsN w, se',"s nssIiy Ms" SSSp
anu ueal-'o' en,aVI'eu " sheIe,U"'i mv ~
IKE eVtpso Wan mug pslnss, sAssW w. u w
laISe' nolnw sayns eiss, 10y oavn Wv sasm pn
lows, 81 ulea WIN u'lsul'I " sma INV w. ~"
iun " s'Ew.'vV' w SsSo oH'' ,a s'S u
ienuanS' iucte seeui W.. no I Ivy oas'r MI
were etoauly tnatAeu e,tnet io' 'lle ~ usas ny
patients aPeateo sova oeus a ~
plenty Of 'oloihts--and we tempeta,lIe % tae
cnamOels was, rs oesole saI", Iss"'a'eu W WI
~ 10
we VI we patleh', say ca"ns MIN ~
Others S!oou the SIIhewnaI snyssH aIlrs'" ", ~
a Ga!holo s!s'et " cAaulh np,sm, ns", t.'eo'
ano Ttapee 10 vIockEsne SeV lnylsVuHs ~ ~ y"
yono he' lace, lhtew u Us wen % 'he WING 'tms I
lo,ueu acI U.s. Ne' posVI' ,n'o ueep s"l'o w,
Ihlnhl IS o. some " we .o's I.oppGa W sso ns0
Inel' Plllow', 'he! Gness s2pVSsH I've SPe.
shlt1s' was aosoiu'ey mlgh'tu'- WI! "a"uS
Wandered vaguely ABOUT Ihe nalt anu shmSe" Ie,1'
pies, anu !he eyes were nSgu gu SeVsuO" ao"e
lay nifeauy W Inc snauo% Of ueau, 'hem eyes te
vetteu, SLOWING 9nly Ihe WINES oehea'n VIC
dF0oplnS llus--sllu o.IeIs nou PS'Seo 'Hs' s'Vse
anI walled ohly 'ot lhe grave ..,.,.
AZ lhe tnu o. cotfuo. W .owe. a.e 4ns .,s'
once peg W uene!a' on ueO'Ss mo""; W. ~"
occupied ~ .Esn"g. m"1 f.o'" p,s"I o,s"I ,hs
sIsefh1oa .hsl hau come Ito hmsanSS 70 ' S. .e
Sek-lhe neoeSvas " w nsunVvs y. Wv H'"S"
Ihat quarter o' .ne ou'Iu.nS '";eT -, ,VS S"
lonlanllS unse over 'ae ,e'tI ~ H .ss "o,,ii",
pau ana ''sN seeIsI V'o so"s sd ' Si.,s,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

oaSApA,-Iu the Provincial Parliament, on the
22d ult, The Hon. Mt. Hlueh moved fOr an ad.
dtess to The Goseraot General In favor Of sta ming
land, mol 10 exceed 100 acres, 10 each individual
who may saIs, In Canada, Tot service in the Brit
ish amy, during the neIt twelve months. 30
much opposition was made 10 this, however, ,Aa.
the motion wss withdrawn, The prevalent feel.
Ing seemed to be sGaius. CsnSds being mixed w
with the wars Of ths mothet county, and that all
would be better to .eaeoutsse immigration that
emtsatlon tOm the provinces. One speaker
though, that The cops taised IN Cansda should b
disiuetly Csnadisn and offsered BY ptoslHeials,
Otherwise the people Of Ihs Provinces would no.
setse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

GLohiors. UxckkrAlS1Y or THE LAVA laugh.
able Illustration Uf the heading Of this article 90.
eultsd In 4 nelshbOnns county few days since;
A MI B. was out hunlins with his tile, and, ia
crossing tne field Of q III, G., a PtenChlnan, NJ.
Els. large DOG attacked him ssvagely, while ST,
@, stood looking Oh, without attempting IL call OIL
his dog. Nj, D., getting out Of patience, ShO, the
dog, and he fell apparently dead. Nc, c., In high
duJsepn, foithwithgoi outs variant, and had NJ.
B. arrested iof killing his doS-swole 10 The killing,
and was cotfobOfated BY Two Of his neighbOrs, who
wefe present al the shooting.
The nsgstSte fned B. len dollars and costs,
end when the parties got home irom ihs.ttial, the
deg led colle also, and was not killed. u, then
ett Bttent sesinsl Tue ftenehm n and his Two
associates for perjury in swearing b. bad killed Tie
jog. They were ffiEhlened, aid made peace With
r. paid him back his twenty dolats, and Ten more
fot bis ttonble, and no ttsl was bali and when The
parties returned home lfom The last suit, 10 tbe
dos was dead, Imagine tie "fteIines" Of The
ftenchman. and his patty. Tue Pfenehman says,
ale shot my dos-hs del sweat.-tnd dom dos
iesunee,s himself. BY get fnd sweat bad, |
setlle fot hn-lhen my dog be die, bygsfl.
sae,tt ~ PERT Ntps.