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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

well directed orchestra, led by Mr. Maretzek. The
character of the music throughou!s dramatic yibrat-
ing b.twetn pure defamation ard csntable but no
eoridisy to be mentioned. The music is wel'written
throughout; but it must be judged more from dra-
matte than uelodc point Of visw, or IN regard 70
vocal display The part Of Rigoletto wa firmly AID
earnestly rende4ed by Ssnor Barhi' his voice q
high baritone his c0mprehensiOns Of the part large
ard dramatic bat needing in the earlier see nes atte
toriuo do VI; rage may be too vehement, especially
when the poet has not supplied the composer with the
fuel 70 make i. sempternd. The part Of GIdn, BY
Madame Msretzek, was given with her ordinary cor
rec,ness. tu, not dis,in guiihed By that brliancy
which some other artists poesess. Her execution IN
the most admired piece Of the Opera-the quaItetts IN
the las, act-was much admired. The tenor, B1ioni
made most favorable impressions b.. voice IL clear
nu.culsr and manly; he takes the high b fiat, with
resonant strength and fatigue see rs no. to attend biz
Efforts. He shrks no thuDdergust Of sound while be
can ling softly and centsbileike. He ia great &C
ou.ltion The old favoli;e, Rocco, was thorough in
biz psrt Of the brayo-,hst useful invention Of the
middle sges to pepper-up melodfams Of this sse.
Madame Pstti-Strakosch wes dressed to charm aud
justified the Dukes cordial admiration Of her good
looks. Size was the Zerlne Of tie tragedy-soitenng
its more horrd traits for we confess the last act
would have been too terrible without such dash OF
comedy The Instrumentation Of the Opera Is eisoo'
rsisiy rendered but cannot anayze II to the SAT
sfacton Of the reader. We would AK, IS ~ te'n'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12
GOING NORTII,


GOING SoUTII-Thc S 10 N Train will connect at
$andusky with Morning Tain tom To.elu; at Monroe
wife with chicago Express Southern Division e. d I.
Road; Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express rom
Cleveland; at Mansfield Junction with 0ay Express from
Pittsburgh AID Neya with the East and west trains
on cntTal Ohio Railroad. ..,r4s
The 90 Train will connect at Sandusky with stsa
mcr Hay City from Detroit; MonrceNte with western
Train on { s T. r: K at Shelby Junction at 8 p
with Nail Train on c 4. K for Columbus ant Cin-
cinnati; Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on 4 r for Pittsburgh, and at NewSrk with East
GOING NuRTtI-The 9.2G u Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train f'om Beliaile on
Central Ohio K; at Mans field JUI con with Express
for Pittsburgh Shelby Junction at 10 is with Gin
ctmnai Express for Cleveland. Buffalo and New York,
and at MonrOeve with Mail Train c & ! Road for
Toledo, Chicago. &c.
Tic :. 10 Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press nom the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor PttSburgh at Shelby Juc
ton at 81 with Cincinnati Mail for cve and; at
MuMroevIs wit Night Express FOL Toledo ard lineage,
and at SahdusH! with steamer Hay CIy uatro and
Chicago.
SaniGsky, Aug !, 1856 Sp15-tE
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBuKGm. Dec. il.-Rlver feet o inches
rising. Weather cold and Cloudy.
NEW YORK MARKET.


DEc. llth.-Stocks higher. Cleveland & Tole.
do 693. Caution 2ud- Cumberland 25E. Michf
gan southern 80 Reading SIS. lnGlana 5's 81.
Cotton quiet, sales of 600 bales, N 0 AIiddliug
81. Upland 81.
COFFEE firm, s,les CT 60obags Rio at H. Sugar
firm, sales at Iul pIices. MoaSseS iImrr, sales oi
100 bulls. Oils i'll iair demand lou quiet. To.
acco finn, sales Of 100 hhLS.. Fteishls finn.
Better demand for common aud medium grades
OF Flour. Market shade Ernlr without showing
any decline, fair demand for filing contracts,
moderate Iuqniry for export and hume c0nSumP
ton. sales al S524a624, tor common state S62 lars
extra DO 9, 15al1 so Tor extra GeneSse; included
in the sales 1000 bills state, Tor January delrv
cry al 50. Canadian -four rules quiet al S.STAai0.
Southern lower aud dull at 9,l2tI5O fot mixed 10
choice brands. Rye flour reported at 6a7.5o.-
Coin meal numinRIiy the same.
Wheat dull, some demand for export and at a
decline u 5al0 OTIS per buShe,. A fair business
could be transacted, but lnitle rs out OF market =
sale OF red southern was made Shil board al
private terms, Ted Tennessee held at 2G5. Cama.
madam at 22O. Rye scarcely 50 frm Prime can be
bought al l3Oal33, latter pIica Or Pei ma. Barley
moderate demand, common two flowed state I30iM
store. Com does not exhibit very important
change, sales at 95 TT new aud old New Orleans,
| and Ss4al00 loT western mixed III store and de-
liVetable. Oats dull at 4Sa4g, toI stale and 50a52
for western.
Whisky shade letter, sales OF Ohio and Pris-
on, at 4;ia4i.
Pork continued in favor of purchasers, with
only moderate demand for supply of the immediate
wants oil trade, sales OF new mess ut SIS; prime
90, so for western prime, mess 81. Beef trans
actions very moderate extent, sales at 9,l2Aale
for country prime, l0.75al2,25 for 60 mess, LA
ala, so Tor Vt mess, and Il, 6Oal560 for repacked
western. We can hear of no transactions in bacon
10 report. Dressed hogs advanced TO sis3. with
pretty good demand. Green huns selling at 1n3.
] ENa
hnms and shoulders on private terms and 2O,COO
bis shoulders at 81. Lard fImef, sales of kegs al
l2ta4. Burer 1928 for Ohio, aud 24asO for state.
Cheese firm at 9}aII5.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Dec. lI.--No. ISL. John Pynex plaintiff in er
TOT IS Sally B, Miller, errcr to tue Circuit Court
Of the District of Columbia, on motion OF Cox for
defendant the write OF error was locked and dis
missed without cost.
Nos 10 and II, John c. Wilson ct. al. TO tie
use of the Ocean Mutual lns. Co. Va VS.. steamer
Palmetto and Henry a. DaIlow ct. al, 10 the use
of the same Co., Va, argument continued.
The conferences night have been unsuccess
fuIin.Seceung additional strength for BtnSS. The
impression is thathe has reached The highest point
Of his support.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

PARoDt'S GHASn CONCERT on FRIDAY NIGur.-
ThsEe is futor amoHglour musical and fashlonu
tie CIRCLES, caused by the advent Of the fanou,
pima donna and world renowned PaEodi, which
bids fair to crowd TO repletion Washington Hail.
on Friday evening.
No 9Ttiste, not even excepting the famous Sweed.
ISL Nightingale; has acquired mure lasting fame
than this brilliant canllatrice, who was, in fact
the only opponent ever lounu to successfully stem
The cuETent winch, famed by the inflated puts Of
Tie combined Euyopean aud American press mara
cd the course Of Jenny Lind, plotted as shewas by
the great wire pulIer, Barnunl. The uiumphs OF
PaIodi have been Of the most snlid cbaracte; nc
epLemerai LrlIliance like IN igHis Iatuus. but a
light, steady and fsryant as that hich emanates
from the MONDAY Sun still illunes her profession.
alpalh. In alter years tie names Of Catalina,
PIstn, SJntag. Jenny Lind and Parodi will b: re-
ferred 10 amoug those who one witched the
world with the mage Oft their song
Parod is TO be Eele, and the citizens of Wheel
ing are 10 hear sou real music. BY nature, MILE
PaGodi has been endowed with all the brilliant
qualities necessary 10 great artist, and those en-
do" nlsnls have been strengthened hy every de-
gree oil cultivation, until now She has not, in a
ptobsbIIy, an equal, certainly no superior, in the
whole range OF great SINGERS now known to the
musical world. She has proved the Zeal greateneSs
os!oTe all the most cultivated and Ienned audlen.
ces o! both Europe and America, and before them
all She has won the highest and most enthusas
nc pfaVse--prsise which is the more valuable be
SauSe genuine AMI spontaneous, and not gotten
up ny means OF hmmbusgery aud handbiS.
e nave not the space TO specify or To particu-
l'rze as 10 the relative merits o! the pieces which
aFe 10 he perfOrnnedt; but we will only say
'hat worldwide as is the celebrity Of CasIu Dina
as a musical composition, we doubt not IT'S most
enthusiastic admirers will discover new beauties
IN IL as rendered by Mile Paro'Il; and so, like
WISE OF Kathleen MarOur.tsn," The paintive
, Is'o1y Oh which has thrilled so mauY hearts to
tears, asSung by M'me Patti Strakusch. But we
leaving OuLTeadeTS to test by their own ears
Me real merits Of this gifted galaxy, embracing
-, ~ ne faEod', Nine Strakosch and her husband,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

HEAvr vEnplcr.-A verdict was rendered in
The Court Of Common Pleas for Montgomery CO.,
Ohro OH Thursday. against David Clark. fer the
sum of Sl3.7oO, being the amour, with interest,
taken under the crow ar law Irom the Dayton
Branch oil the State Bank. by the defendant as
Treasurer. The defendant was not sud in his
official Capacity.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

! WASniAGToS, Dec. IL.
SENATE.--Nlr. Broadhead Offered a resolution
fFsn the committee on Finance, inquirlng into the
t1Pedlency of reporting tie appropriation bills for
the suppoTs of the GoTernment, or adopting other
MEASURES, with view 10 obtain some spt ety ac-
ton them, he would ask tue Sellate 10 consider
tho question: Of the light nd power i'll the SerRte
to originate appropriation bills, his object being to
avoid the evils OF night sessions.
!. A!r. Cass gave notice that he shall move TO.
morrow 10 so into the election of sranding COM.
mlees.
The S. nate then went into Executive session.
Adjourned.
HousE.-The House resumed voting Tor Speaker.
40th ballot-RichardsUn "a, Banks III. Fuller
p. Z,l:cOffer 4, Carlisle 2--Scat'ering II.
4lst Lallnt Banks 1CI, Ric ho tdsu "a, Fuller 49,
ZuIicuT-r ;. Orr, 2-scalteIimg IL.
AID baiut-BanEs lU6, Richardson rs, Fuller
81. ZolIico1er 3-Scattrrin9 I3.
43l ballul-RichaIISon -, BanfS 101, Fuller
IS. ZuiIicvlfer 3-225 voteS-Il3 necessary 10 a
choice.
Nlr. S.anton-It is apparent that we cannot
come to result Inthe present condition OF things
therc seems 10 he nee, s>lly to let nAtterS res:
EOr oil out door conference, or change 10 plulaI
ity, with view Of giving .the majority one more
eiIUTt 10 unite move 10 adjourn.
Mr. Cobb, Of Ala second The motion.
Dir. Houston 10 Mr.. Stanlon.-DO you think
you can wri,e2 tVoices.) Well Try, give US a
Glance.
Motion TO adjourn negatived.
faith ba'lOt-BankS l07, Richardson "a, Fuller
2S, ZOllicofrer 4. Orr 2-scatterng 10.
45'h ballot Richardson u, Banks los, Fuller
81, ZuIcofler 4, Orr 2-Scatte1lng l0--225 votes
Necessary 10 chulce liz. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

Miss Ftrz. LeoAs was to have read last night
b, fore the Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
ciatien Of Cincinnati. This entertainment
was substitute fOr the lecture of Gen. Houston,
who did not arrive according toappointment. We
think it highly probable that the theaIricals of
Miss Logan are superior to the ,heatr.cas OF Gen.
Houston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ll.--orleaus papers of We'd
nesday have been rs ceived.
The steamboat Summit, bound 10 New Orleans,
with 500 bales OF cottun was totally destroyed BY
fire. Boat and cargo tot~l loss.
The contract for maintaining the New Orleans
for tie neat five years, at 500. 900 per annun..
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DIED.

BoSrox, D C: Il.--Wm. Sumner of Milton, the
young man whp was the victim Of the recent cow
hiding affair, died yesterday, supposed IRON iujur-
les received. MeSSIs. CCbutn sud Dalton, WHO
committed the assault IN revenge for supposed
criminal Intercourse wiIh their wives, have been
arrested and aye awaiting further investg alton.
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-.fHE Attest NEWS
RECEIVED ny
TELEGRAPH
California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER y. LIatlr.l

/ ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER N. LIGHT.
NV YoRK, Dec. II.-'I'ne steamer Northern
Light frcm San francisco arrived at her y harf al
o'ciock this aftslaoon, dates from California
| TO the Goth UT.
Gen. VIM. II. Richardson, .. S. Marshsil for
the Northern District Of California was asSasSina-
at San EranciSc.,nn tie night of the 18th Oct by
Italian gambler, named Cora.
Isaac b. Wall, Collector OF the Port oil Monte
reY, had been nurdrTe'l, near San Louis Phiste,
together with man named Williamson The
murder Of Gen. Richardson lad caused intense
excitement al San francisco. Strenuous efforts
being made by cettai! p;T;itS 10 to get the aSSss1
sin out of the hands oil the auihntirS for The pur
PySe of lynching him. but the attempts had been
| frustrated by The EtnnesS OF the sheriff, Mr.Wil
| hanson, rho was killed in company with the col
/ irctoE Wasfhe assessor of Monterey county. Tue
rallTderefs OF the latter gentlemen were supposed
+! 10 be a party OF MexicauS, under one named Gar
| Cla; pursuit VAS msLe by party of Amercsms
under the Shenh the county. The murdeEeTS
were ever takenat Saliua where a fght ensued, du.
ring which twn of the SheEitf IS pa:Iywers killed.
Capt. Atcl,ibu!d McRea of The Revenue CUTTER
sEcLain lad committed suicide iutlns a temporary
| H I of Insanity.
The Indian difficulties in The North continue: a
battle had been foiIS Rogue between 800
tndinBs and 400 Regulars under under Capt, Smith
3t Fort Lane, the hight lasted nine hours, the
troops were Obliged TO rstreat with the loss rs
Killed and % wounded. Gen. Wool piOceedet 10
The scene vi troubI=. e4r7yf7F u T7#
| 5Dates,frern Salt Lake tozthe lfth Oct. Diff
euIlits had occurred between the Monnous aud
the Eaton Indians, aud Seyeral Mormops had Teen
murdered.
+, Tie banking Louise of Sanders q brennan a.
San francisco had failed, IianIi!es $1,000
their assets nothing. Il
aasome ram had fallen and there was much snow
Tin The EouEtairs, but the winter rains had not
sci in.
The miners are awaiting the rainy season. Not
mucEi goI,! coming III.
The steamer john L. Stephens arrived on tie
18th. The Sierra Nevada on the 10th, all welt.
San francisco, Nov. goth. Trade during last
fortnight HIS been dull, Prices declining. Flour
Mess pork $751; clear do 4Ea42. Lard "a. Hams
%. Extra clear bacon 25l. Rice6 Butter As
adj. Crushed sugar ia. CcF,e I3i. AdanaR
tine candles IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

NV YoaK, Dec 4i.-'rLe U. S. District Attor.
ney received information from the President con-
cernIng the fIihuster movements aud invasion OF
NicsTsgua, with INSTRUCT MS TO take prompt
measures for It's suppression.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

COUNTY couRr.-'rhEse of the IS persons inl:es
ed for selling liquor without license were fined
yesterday each $50. InsevsraIother cases motion
was made to quash the process issued, the arga
meut Of which consumed most OF the afternoon.
Motion sustained and new ploess IS ssusl. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

Tna SHORTEST Day in the year is nine hours
and four minutes in length. This will occur on
the 18Th Of December. and the length Of the d
will vary r. csiUn Of minute for nine days from
tba, time, increasing single minute on the 27,h
of December. W hen the day is nine nouns five min.
uies in length.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12
ELECTION.

Bosrox, Dec 1.-THE election in RoxburE fol
dayor, yesterday, result, in tEl. election Of john
S Sleeper, candida CT the I!beral party. II
ChnEleStOwn, Timothy Sawyer, citizens candidate
fOT Mayor was also elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

VIZ have heard some talk of an outrage COM
united on'the work of new Catholic church in
tile FIFTH ward. We understand the facts to he
these. On Sunday last the corner stone of the
new Catholic church to be erected on Market
street, Centre Wheeling, was laid by bishop Whr-
Ian. During the night some rowtlieS aud robbers
accustomed to prowIing about the city, believing
that gold medal aud other vsuabIes had teen
deposited IN the coraer stone, tore OF the stone
above ii aud searched the contents OF the sealed
box, but finding nothing valuable, cased their dep
relations. We believe that no further outage
than this was CON united.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

TnE TICKETS for Parodi's Concert on Friday
evening atc going OF very rapidly. bIt. Wood
TOW is as busy as bee, at washington Hall, in
attending 10 applicants, Persons wishil to pro,
cure seats shouIdnot neglect the short time which
remains for that purpose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

'rhc ladies ofthe tst Preskytersnn Church
will grvsa Supper Tuesday. the 18Th OF December
Washington Hall Their object continue their aid in
furnishing the e Church, shout be completed They
hope tue public will approve their object, and cOe,
and alI TO the east .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

]. L. BrsH, has opei Newspaper aud Peri
Olienl Depot, on Main street, one door above Sion
roe, where he keeps the latest publications of the
day. together with many illustrated sheets already
out for New Years. Call aud examine his stock.
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Ta4s.rosrlr!os o.yren 3. so R.R

.---- IkAHHFORTh TIuN UEEtrE 3. q o Il z I
rF Wheeling Station, Zee. 18th, 1850
on and after TueSdty the 4fh instant, tie Passenger
Trains (express and naiD will leave this station daily
at 4 p. NJ aud 1850 T. II.
The Express Train resvesat s., NJ: and will only
stop al the I0EowiEg stations: Renwoud MoHdsyiIIs,
GaneI on aitmont, Fctterman NewhuTg. Rolesbu,gh,
hafrer's Ferry, Advocacy, Sykesvi!e and Washington
The Mall train daily except SATURDAYS al 1880
r. 81 and will STOP at all tho regular stations.
! he Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
VIII be 'un daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling ut
!, A: NJ, and arriving at Cumberland al c, Y. NJ
Leaving Cumberland at 5:l0A N. and arriving Wheel
ing a. p. NJ. on
BY order of ]. n. DONE. sup't
te4 b. FORD. agent
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4 l. I U Z a l. L
-. n. L. Dorsey
BOOTS AND SHOES
- No. 123 Main street,
80, 7--.s .,-.z WHEELING. VA.
.,fIliRn DOOR BELOW s. ID. HARPEn'S

I AT OAK HALL,
80 9sH No. 123 Main street,
.,---- - WHEELING, VA.
tfniRn DOOR BELOW s. u. nARPEU's HAT STORE. |
from The hest Philadelphia nnilCurers, made ex-
pressly o. ibis trade OF good niAletia aud tho work
Sd al i9V prepared 10 Furnish any and eve
an 25 cent shoe To 10 dollar hoOt, aHd variety,
a'' prices, caenOt he surpassed b! any other house IN
tins or any other city. +tF o.
Gents boots and Shoes of all Linls styles ard oraes
n .n 1de to 0TtIeF. N - -
Having employed ofth. hsstworkmcn in the Uni.
ted States. am satisfied that tail please any
who may favor ne with call
| lGall and eSamiIc fOc yourselves. @
MY Stock consists iLrart of he following articles:
90. ~ MEMS BOOTS. ~ j5
100 rair bsstcalf hOOlAi
az i11SS9 g. g. III tlIek rs aoi
STA l 6S S sS s %sIs' 81. DEso Po9ts'
49, sa,ss - MEMS BROGANS. ~
100 pair best calf broyans; ~
100 leS % g h slss :
1el do low priced boots.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs.
100 var bvys' thick brosails, = -
10 psiE youIhs thies -
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs Of calf bOotsi ssa
WOMENs WEAR.
10 pairs lasting gai;ers, u eOlors,
~ $50 do walking shoes, -- rs
$50 do morocco busklnS, = sz
$50 do kid t-I
loo do calf -.-ra F.---.---s =
800 do moToeeu and kid slippers.
$40 ss5sTa,aE MISSES BOOTS.
t5o pairs morocco boots,
10 d. lid .-.s5 5E
$50 DO French morocco boots,
10 10 Do Do i Tp
ALSO,
The finest quality of ladies' Give leather Caters
busins very fe and soft article Ladies' glove cath
e CATERS with high heels heavy sole, aud button the
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather, maroce" kill goat, glove leather. nst
inS Gait and fancy bOots CATERS, ankle ties. slippers,
oxG'd ties, aud all other kinds aud styles, always
hand al low pices.
Ladies', mems and misses sandals, boots and Over
shoes OF the best quality; also variety of 9th
goods here enumerated, which will sell on tho
most accommodating terms.
u. MARSH. n. T. w.YAAN
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The I..a v or Newspapers !.

l. SubscYbers who do not give express notice to the
scatrary considered wishing tOcun,ine their sub
sc:r;i0us.
Olcas the publisher may continue u send them until all
aTYcaTagcs are paid. ~
D. IT SUBSCRIBERS neglect or refuse to take their period.
Gals the Offices to which they objected, they
held responsible tiltthey have settled the biz and order I'd
them discontinued.
/ IfSubseTiber remove to other places without inform
IN. The publishers, and the papers &e TO the Orner
direction they aIe held resrGIsible.i
D. The COurISave decided that refusing to take period
icais from the office, removing and leaving the Gncalt
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Tux BANK uE KAxAwuA.--The Charleston {Ka
nuwhol Republican of Thursday morning, ref, ring
t. the report with reference to the Bank of Ksnaw.
ha Eva s,y.:
1.-The Bank cfKauawha is doing regular bust
ness, reducing lis notes i'll specie whenever pre-.
sented at It's coun't.. II has not the least notion
u failing. It's reports to the Executive have al
ways compared. aud we lave every reason Il
believe they will continue to compare fayoIabIy
witt those fthe other banks of the State.
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PHII4DEi.p BIA NARKk1

- - PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Dec. Il.-FIonr market continues exceedingly
duh; since our last notice. prices have declined
25ss7 per bib, eSpor demand quite limited, the
only transactions reported are 1870 bbls western
last evening at s.I5, sales Tor home consumptton
9.25a5O for extra.
Wheat excessively dnlI, prices dropping, We
qu"'e good prme5Eed al 1852 per LuSheI, ami
white at 2l0a2I2. about 1850 bus sold al The later
figure, and prime rel at 2. Whisky. demand lin.
lied. small sail "fbis At a9a4aciS. hids al So
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pARkEKSBCKG PACKE'
Summer AEFangement.
REGULAR PITTSBURGH PICKET
New Arrangement.

A THE WHEELING Axp rARkERssuRo
sGTSTTEStSS4Sj NAIL PACKET
sSss7S5ESSs5S;==SSsFE ALBEMARLE
= - J.4HES II. ROBERTS, master.
will leave wheelinsevery Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, 10 O'Clock A. VI for PalheGsburS, connecting
Marietta with the steamer BUCK, running from Marietta
to ZaaesyiIle: aud at Parke,sburg with the steamer
FASHION, running from ParkerskuTs 20 Wet CO!un-
bia, Va Returning, will leave ParkcrsLurg every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday al % O'Clock, a NJ
Freight will be received Tor any point the Muskin-
gum river between Marietta and Zanes\ie, and for any
point on the Ohio between Wheeling aud West coluln-
ba. apes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12

c. o. RMLRo4O.-we have heard of divers
contemplated proceedings in regard to the fnan.
cia condition of this road, but have no definite
intelligence as to the results. The Zanesyille
Courier Of yesterday has the following:
Last evening, special meeting Of the City
Council was held. to take INFO consideration
the recent question: which have arisen in regard
to The G. 0. Il. R. Nothing positive was done,
balthe Council resolved that they had full conf
cence in The present Directory OF the Road, and
NJ the present desired no change while al
the same time, they expressed their confidence in
the committee. which has been appointed, OH be-
half OF the cred tors. to confer with the Rsilroad
BE and.