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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Disasters, &c.
See arrivals at tn


sHIP WM. CHAAsERLAIS, Sherman from Liverpool for
Phsderhs arrived Resdy Island lh inst reports having
sails and was obliged to run south lat 49, AZ to lat %
o % sss SsO o. ws wss "s ovSo daring
March lat "a So lon l2S SPOKE sch .rd anps
BARK DAVID NIcKELs has been taken to Custom.House
somewhat damaged condition The Capt swelt have
been charge by Capt Walden Of rev cutter Caleb
scHR RosP from Prince Edward Island for Boston, which
shore near Yarmouth $, IN sinking condinon ~
CeI ceiaIOefcsi soe %H i's Wharf Yarmouth
scHR f. w Harrington from NewYork for Mobile, putnto
Key West 9Th irs in Distress having on the l5th g BEEN
boarded BY which stove boat 6ulwaks raoai car on
so sTted water way which caused the vessa badly
Board Surveyors ordered the decks TO be cauked new
MISSING VEssELs-fhe schr. Almeds (Of ohand) Cap.
Beale which sailed from Buckspo Ne, Dec ~ with cs"
scHa Toga VIM Fyler. Of and from Boston for CsrdsnsS
sailed Jan. and has not since been hsard oD r. w
2 tuns and believed to have been bSt At FIenkio pc
had cargo Of 100 bbls potatoes 1000 boxes shocks and A
Ee T,aRIEr NEWELL Hatch from Boston Chareon,
t R,G rs into ehr Frances rom
for Boston with fish &C. carrying away the briggs cuw.isr
seLr Immediately snnk The captain and Lady passsn
b. n tried to &c; into Boston, but prevented BY heavy
BsIc SANTIAGO of Pymouib) Haley from M.relss Dec
49, ia Gibraltar jan Tor Boston, was at Bermuda soou ~"
uli. IN distress. No particulars. -, -.
NN SATIkDAl Oh Tue tElS j. ".
examined before gsrates the charge Of atempth
0esfOy said brig by throwing eask Of powder IN nc
There being evidence show that the act was
done he discharged We underand that Ihe wiie
Randall who injured by the EXPLOSION has 50 far % re-
to be considered Of danger. The steward has 20 i
covered o. 10 be able % perform his duty ,,,.h5
TWakuls iFlal Times Msrca, !.
TUE Of timber of schr Lucuins os s.Lors
from 81 Hsry Ca for Pembroke Me-. bsf're Ill orobs
on Block Island been discharged and the ycsse WI"
bls be got of with full tide e, yew-
ScHR. ELNRA, Hudson, from Virginia with oysers -. Of
York arrived at Craney Island, Norfolk 7th ins', WIN w.
main bCoLu, rigging sails, &c. , -. f,ora
ScHR. EDwARD BARNARD. at NewOresns On ssrwsen
Tampco experienced wee,herod Iampco par IA
the 18th and 10th Feb She lost her deck load stern
lib. spit sells and sustained other damage -. hs1
scHR- ORRs FRANCIS, at Charesion tn from ~ ssr
90 days pasaee, during which ekpeensed nessy "'''S
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and discourage holders. The April business bow
- iii aoub<lese be very large andb tendency

and a.eourseee holders. The April businets, bow
ever will doubtless be vey large and have tendency
% ,;6ep the market There was large business M
IIg,o;s Central Railroad bonds, which advanced 70
eo an Improvement Of . cent. There were eons'oer-
,ble orders TO buy from London, where the market has
sav.nced The sales were sl5o occ. Enes, 1875 sold
A. 90 ard lsea at 94 second mortgage, s5l In state
S,octs the business was moderate and the market
rather heavy.
The market did rot cltse firmly for Exchange, and
the business was not large. Sterling sosi Francs
529ia5.l7i.
In friegh;s the market is quiet. To LiveIpeoi; 'oo
bsles Of Cotton az 5-l6d. d9-32d. Flour, 2,602is;
some Slaves 2Oi and Bacon, 9oI. 10 Glasgow -oo
Rosin 49, and $50 bales Cotton, '-3sd. vessel was
chartered for cotton 70 GuttenbuTg, lle.
The business Of the SubTrcasury was-f@o'
sl643so; received, sl57, $685. balance, s4,sls,4s
received from Assay Office, a,6l; paid on DISTURBING
checks s4ossl. The balanse TO credit of all accounts
is sl2, ,7s9 against sl2,7l2,s47, showing an NJ
crease Of only s22O, ,e22 during the week
The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods are
81 is 500 against ses7 sic same week last year. The
imports include Watches, tl3l ,zs6; Sugars s463 4oo
Noas.es, sa2, 500; Coffee, s72 sOo Furs, s27, ,3OOi
Hemp ESQ 400 Brandy s29 9Oo Iron, $40, 900; Lead,
s,s ZOO: Tin Plates sl4, 700; HIDES 500 400 Cigars,
&c ooo T1a .ogrepate of the week is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, March l5-p N.


There was rather more active market TODAY in
Stocks, ard prices generally were little more buoy
ant. Erie was quite active, the sales being some
1000 shares. The market closed at 500 56s an i'm.
provement of q cent. Reading was also frmer,
selling at 90, G9Ol. New-York Central opened at 81
ard closed at OIL This road Las again suffered very
much frem snow storms, which has seriously embsr
rassed the operations Of the Road. Hudson River
was steady at 81 the bridge question being considered
in a favorable position. Harlem is heavy Cum
berland was frmer and in fair demand The
fluctuations in Nicaragua continue TO be
considerable and the transactions large The sales
are over 1000 shares, ranging from l6 to Isl. and
closing at l5a-an improvement of l p cent on ves
terday's pnce. Com. Vanderbilt returned from Wash
Dgton day, and will visit that city again with other
officers of the Company on Monday. Our Govern
ment has come to determination as to what stem.
must be taken in this matter but will doubtless ans
tain the rights Of American citizens This tb.v are
bound TO DO not only under the general right 10 pro
lection enjoyed by all our citizens, but by repeated
promises made heretofore to the Company. and under
which they were induced to trust their uroDertv in
Nicaragua and attract other American citizens with
then property TO pass through that country The plea
upon which Walker has committed this pira.ical out
rage is mere subterfuge and if the secret history of
this matter shall ever be made public there will be
exposed acts on the backes ngraitude aed had faith
which should heap upon the perpetrators the
seorn of every honest man. In Western
Stocks the market was not active and was heavy.
deis tie receipts Of the roads comparatively small
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Markets. ReporteA bv T'elegrqph.

PROVIDENCE, March l5The CorIoS market dull and the
sales small slightly easier prices WooL-Market very hrn
with stock much reduced sales 81 500 10. PRINTING CLOTHS
Sales for the week 80 900 pieces. .
Aabas the transactions have been large, being
mated 600 bales slight Improvement the lower
grades We quote New Orleans Middliug at 9sd9lc the
closing with a-tive demand Receipts OF Cotton
port in advance years receipts this time 43 600
bales port estimated at 29 900 bales FTeishs OF
Liverpool ID CoFFEE-Prces are rather hgheri we
anote Rio az lal2c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
MARRIED..

BACHELDoR - GRIsWOLD.In Pe;srseuTsh ~ y, on
Tbr,,dsv March G. by the Rev. ). Gae. Mr. JOHN VI.
BAcHEIDOR Of Newbury Ohio, to Mise ELIZA A. GRIs-
WOLD of PetersBuTgh.
CRANDAIL- WORTHINGTOE = In Berlin, Rensselaer,
cnnrtv n Y on Sundsy March by the Rev S. Gaze Mr.
THOMAS CRANDALL Of Petersbueh, n. Y, to Mss
HANNAH C. WORTHlNGTOS OF Berlin.
uaTuFws-NICHOLs-r Berlin, BY the Rev. 6. Gale,
n, HIRAM MATHEWS Of Troy, ". T., 20 Miss ALZlNA
NJ NICHOLS Ct Berlin, " Y.
uyrSTON-PECKBAM--At Lawrence, Mass Tuesday
March H. by the Rev Mr. Foster, Mr FRANCIS WINrON
Of ST. Johns newfoundland, to SUSAN MARIA, eldes
daughter Of Tbos O. Peokham, late Of Grsneye
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON March l6-The following arrivals at Hong Kong
were teeraphed from Trieste London and received pee
Arabia:
Arrived at Hong Kong previous to jan 49, ships b. Pal
Capt Low from New York and Courser nom London for
Shan ghae, and the brig Curew from Boston.
BOSTON March l5The brig Venus from Chesapeake Bay
Boston, with timber ashore the south side Of Man
ucket at o'clock this morning. by msakng Sancoty for Gay
Head Light Her cargo will be saved, butt is doubtful tho
lean he.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....
Cleared.

steamships-Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludan Pleas
nuts Upon Adams Gibraltar Spoford Teston Co Flor
ds Wocdhull, Savannah, 3 L. Mtchil; Nashville, Berry
Charleston Sroford, Tieston L Co
ships-President Fillmore Nelson, Lonlon, Dunhsm D
mon j. Foster, ir., Porter Liverpool, C. II. Marshall
BaTks-Mnstonka, Horton Constaninope, Cotheal Co.
Msrala, Weird. Bermuda Tucker Lightbourn Rover DAVIS
mon5, C. II. Pjerson
Bre--S. Dunesn, Sawyer Fsjsrdo II. @. Broosman Co
Water Kills Ssgle ia GrsDde I. L. J. Peters, BasAr, FL
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supEnIoR CoURT-MAaeH Is.

Eiye judges VIII elt TOT INC uIo "a r,.s, .rt,rns
:. s;sro,e ef the R4ilrosd Cs-erdsf - =
iosi trsst fer the recovery Of money oniJ ~heh are "
,uf q Dr. Coz or e;yorce set cow 'o , ~
~sII he tired in the Commtp fiees 'I'@4 ''''' " ~ ~ 80
U,u before Chief Justice Oakley.
Seal Term will be held - usual
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
coIrpr cALYNDAR....THis DAY.

crpprNr CorRT-CIRcur.-Juries discharged-
7rsi by CouNo S. 80 ST. 2Is pa 2j 3s 24 as 14,
g. iol S56 s57 $50 srEcAL TERA1So. 2t2 - III ~ g. l
iS1 ls2' ls5 les lSa 200 eos, 2io, 2S4. 23s
SUPERIOR CoURT-Specal Trial Calendar-Nos.
icss t4s i,e2 ites o7 iS77 1913 1890 os9 1895 lCs
iiss iiS5 ise i2o6 l2iI l2 1892 1910 l215 1852 1853 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Rere;pfs Of Produce,

Ry the Erie Railroad, hdreh l54le5 sides Leather y
rolls l.. .att er; ITS pkgs. Butter.
By the Hudson Railroad March l54 oi Sheep Cattle
&c 7e3 bbs hisky; 9s3 bbs Ale 1913 bush Grain l9
lea pkgs Sundnes 123 bales Woods; $3.50 pkgs Paper III
bales Hemp; 1856 bales Hops i7 sides Leather 467 bb
Flour. gl7 cans Mix.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Major General Cornelius w. Vaudeville, o. the
secosS Division NevJepey Mbis somps,ns tne hsses'
shoat O'Clock al his residence a Pompton fsns 1sed
ve~rs IIt desse typhus fever The funeral oceae"
yest1r,say, with military bonon-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
MARINE COURT-MiscH Is.


N"''n' II. Paine.
T., this csse. tried before Judge Mccarthy, in the
u,. Court HE Honor rave Judgment Saturday the lSn
~. n favor OF the PLAINTIFF against M Paine for the full
claimed for weeks salary from tie lEt 70 The l6h
~ J,nusry last after dednetng small SUM overpad before
The ist Of January, viz; For l S. with Allowance and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

P,xyD FOR SELLING LIQUoR.-Charles r. Rod
sa ieeper q the restaurant al the corner Of huason &
streets Jer,ey City tired before tne
- F1sy on charge Of ceiling liquor without license ana
lGns 10 aud
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c..,xr,,y m x,onrnp yoK TEE TMsvsS'
A0YMete- CAr&Ss March Is

$4,000, =, Pots; he demand e fair !
- ., .. ri, So and Pearls, 10 lets s7ISgse
corToSw favorable .a,es RON sss sss ,ssder, saisS .1
reading Of Arsbss letters me h;n.. has transpired
or In ,r.n,tu The advance Is te on al
S'r.y,v ,d Ic on most Of the other fndsi on 9ohS
@ go % .how the Improvement The ssies are
srd acme saw 600; the former 10 The most eIe'e0'
kLw-Y1hK eLAssaSISin s,Si. vMnhEra n O tex
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Tuxr BApY.-A story current in Hoooken on fI
sh., sb,ia .. x.eEs Ola found in one Of the can:
III I@us mJkmsD rot into print on Saturday j" "s'a'e
On sooA authority tbs, such was not me iaSt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

et r.mpieo shiers over Ocean sysler s.ssssa rs,s,
Island Tkomtson Hunters Nips Lamsden, wlnnslcs d
AleIandIei s. Peters, Lsrd Baltimore, Mailer, Lort oss
reau. ma -.
Pssnop n M watt g. walters lavender, Proynesto.B
LoOu Butler .ss,'sa 5.sasSss'b b.i.n.s ap; =;
Serow: J. n Ysemsns Lyneh wlamsbursh, Va, master (,
Law Weed City Point, Van Bru1, & sl.ss, Nm W. & Con
guest, Evans, Boston, Danhsm D,m1ni nsaa inons'
slcop-MeIehant, Douglas, New Haven, Terry 4 foans
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Whalers.

Heard from no date &c in Indian Ocean, bark Csois W
ton New edford oil since leaving Fayal. a, vs~.
In November OF seychee Islsnds bark Pef, ksse' wv
Bedford, 100 sp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

UoxoxKs POLICE ORDINANCE VETo1D.-1ay0r
ei.ssI bss vetoed police ordnance on t9s ground
ss o ,efs with Of the Coarte Inc toun-
VI he ordipsnee ard referred Il 70 Special Com
.s Of ouneilmeD hampton White and snedker
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

IMMATURE ALMAEAc......IHIs DAY.
ux-Rises6:fa sers........6:09 AooS-Sets'''' i;O
HIGH wATEK.......:'.'': IHis pay -
.UcoL f:5T Gov. island. 5;4I HeLOate.., 7:S
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
4 FrmArE IN MAN.s cLorHrs.-,A youne e.

A FEMALE IN MAS's CLoTHTs.-A young re.
male s,esed in mans csthsselosb cap fook coat &C. ~
in Fulton street saturday while sS1S oces sun
young She ~ss smoking les.is -. - rfr.
pped her the snouleer and made s9osn % ths
she denied stoy bat 10. ~ se was o ied
.p and VIII 90 brought this morning % ~, F,srL stsaIey
IslIs o. vesas{ % -. Known ~ the police LAWS be-
ss,s es ~ hS,nNu5 ss,5 N ,Se sane hind Of srperelI
Between fsrty and fly persons
Ncr,'s ~ Bishop Potter In ST. Johns tEpseoPal)
T1,sdsy evening appropriate 10 ne oe-
sssjss Was prssohea BY the Bsoop
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
,, O c,pcr-Tr coURT-MAAcB l.

Amor q, sloo &c. sgt Geo; Lsw, k,
This ease continued, counsel reading afndavlts upoi
"a. .na ~, other viii be argued OF Tuesssy Bes
20 which day il sisldf tdJotrned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
SUPREME COURT.

NH"L , y hUNN ; UFINIUN On The DIsIIIEU
JUDGEsHIP.
By an arrangement between Judges Strong and
n4Ne& the latter holds the Kings County Circuit d,y, aud
s the Reservoir sti being araed on the rs
ot The before justices Rooseye Song and
C6rke e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
sUFREME coURT-srrclAl rrRu-N.Kcm

Before Judge DAVIES
= Sanford agt. HorGtio y. Car.-Witness to answer
ths Questions proposed
Williams Ggt. b. II. Van Auckcu.-Noton to strike
oa granted and j1Asneu must be rendered plaintiff
SNi Lnioh COCRr-GFsERA TERN-NARcR lj-Pr.ser+
JUSTICES oAKLEY, DUER. BosvoKTu. and WoopEUTT
DECISIONS.
oSi.seI 's Aehew agt Franeis Huntington, &c-Judg-
Joh9 y: Qnik agt, Thee. G.. Rodmar-Judgment
.s,ro's ,Sn,'s "sn' Sg' VIM. f. Havemeytv-Orier
On Loo oSSe .. n No es;,I 3, .na appeal
Vss, se-ystsSi ss' s'de, srSsI to - .,,s "s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

81 ne scn Hoyt TIessurer b. oedwinj setfetAry John
Nonsi BosId q Directors. Wsson S =; q rsys0D' -"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Total.... s5lG3os0 SS7sa2S5 S4oSs' sS555rTe sS55r5,e
Net increase 10 March l3 1856. +oo<or<lo
The exports Of specie from this port for the week
ending this day, and for the year 1885, thus lar were
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

The exports Of the week, exclusive Of specie, are
.si, against s939, AZ same week last year, In
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
sl4.25,S4 sI4,o5O,6 ,6ol

The following is comparative statement OF certain
articles of export from the commencement OF the year
o., March
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30
n absshcs OF some three weeks to the

IL
In sbssncs Of some three weeks TO the
saEse-1ps-s Of tlle ssate must prove our apollo
u fsr 4naziectsng ssindry matters 70 which our
attention hss been called Letters addressed on
matters connected With the paper, should al
.,4ays b directed to us as editor, else they VIII
not Sc opc1ed IN onr absence Like most sum-
ma traseiers re find change Of place Is not re-
.sz,stioa, 6fid wereturn home about In stdtV quo,
ON Fntural 5istasts to hard work but little les
sss1ed 5y sis heat Of the past four weeks stu
,.s.aa lTu- labor,n and hot as it is We must Try
md make alasuds for our holiday idleness. The
nat Of July has been equalied only by the
lfoasht which Is Tery seriously affecting the
crops IF the Old Dominion, particularly corn
and to5acco. The latter is running to head as
Spindling ss q AIsy-pole, while the former is not
running It AL The wheat crop Is generally
eooa and shreshiug IN fnll blast The sales
thus far are high. We knew lot of 200 bush
Slss6ld Ia Richmond on Wednesday for 81, s5
pr bushsE The general impression is that it
im6st fall and that these rates are for present
need only. We'dO not anticipate fall 50 soon
nor rs lopsss some. still we would advise carly
sales, conadent, that there is but little margin
for an advance in the article. Corn is much
more ADVANCED than with US
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30
g one Hundred g: 2 ! poLLAR "a s.,


WIN Be given 70 any artist in Virginia Who viii exhibit
t4elTe pstures viz s and ak DagserrofgPes
Of e7raI se. to tseiTe which Ar. Adams viii select from
his collection Hehasopened GALLERY Forbs jew
elry Store, lss Aasp 81. arranged tho
approved principles, which be equaed unless SINH
iarIy situated fronting river WITH easy of
coss large and we'll arranged With every convenience for
making rt class pictures every style and size lie Is
happy TO announce be assisted Mr. JAcEs cADT
the artist who the pIetares that awarded the high
est premium cod Ada fair the ARssrteaa
Kaifuts At Castle Garden York, also the
aEardeafo Dasueeotypcs 1.-THE Fors Ear at Prris.
Mr. A has received fee medals and eight diplomas for the
best exhibited different fairs the United
States fully attest their superiority and having been
houored with large proportion Of the business in Wheeling
Pas. year expects with increased facilities not only to
retala but enlarge Of his patrons more especial
~ as he relies on tHtrisie es productions rat-
er than display furniture. a.6rotes sfa6Le
or double glass DaguerrOtypes plain equal
painting Ivory from the lowest prices up to
f,y dollars Our light being made of French Plate Glass
and being uoSructed by other buildings, pictures be
made from ssrf,e sunset Pictures children taken
tanaHsousig from ga. A. pm. Yetue light isso soft
and mild taa. persons eyes by with per.
feet ease. Cloudy days any by this Light Cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

HA letter from London by the Persia says:
II continue 70 believe that no Minister will be
sent from Great Britain to the United States just
now, Lord Howden, II is understood, would be
very wen pleased TO be transferred from Madrid
10 Washington, and his arrival here inst now is
supposed 70 be IN connection with that object
Lord Jeiia isussel, Lord Ilgin, Sir Edward Iyt-
en- u FOR the post But II d more likely that no
ppointment win BE made until after The result
u Tho Presidtnti6i election Is known. OF one
tdi5 an very sure Noministef viii Be sent
u y stoa nntil Tie Genti 81 % X s,,ieaa-
10 = q Il ~ diEDo1od %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30
Sold also BY D-aFsI,t. generally.
A REWARD IS OFFBREDi

"A tStI w 1A1Gn 10 oG Il GEOGOG
For detection any coutefeiting initiating
or the vender of any imitation Of BR
HAYES HOLLAND B1TTRRs. The genuine. highly con-
eentrated Holland Btsss put up halpnt bottles only,
having the proprietor, B. PAGE, Jr bloWnin
them signature around the neck of each and every
bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received by Americans
with that favor which only extended to really scientific
prearaons whynve consider the married. success attend.
Ing its administration, Stubborn of Fever and
Ague Weakness any kind, Dyspepsia Heartburn AGILITY
of the Stomach Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Costveness and Piles together with the complete control it
exercises over all Nervous euAtc and Neuralgia AGec
TONS we cannot wonder popularity Well the
invalid value this remedy
-soid at 81 per bottle, six bottles for g. by the
proprIe.ors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists corner Smith
field and Third streets. Pittsburgh, and by
ZAUGHLLYS d BUSHFJELD,
JUGS WheelinE,ya.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

Pa1kIoa TR11Ss.-we understand that num-
bers Of our citizens and persons living In the
country on the line Of railroad, have been con-
sfieiE6ls misti1gd and no little alarmed by
sinenIlf Get feeeltty noticed on repeated occa-
siohS Fssn the hours Of II and 10 o'clock
g the ci Of 3 tTaiB Of esrS has been
plainly herd, the shrek Of the whistle and the
yIid bling ~ Tie train Increasing ia distinctness
l|ntiii G c,lf relellsd The s.tsuptol Depot and
Stcpped. 6Pefs on haze gone 20 the depot to
ind ctIt - q III arrival ~ 50 "a unusual
- Ii51r rpd Fisf flle5. here lou1tiso
trdins Ele depot ags1ts - that no tain iston
IN tl;df q -. = r =, 3 3 q 3 IL
81 = y - fI.sgY r slsSZ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

H-At 4 late meeting of the London Sani-
try Commissioners, tho subject of the ventila-
ti0nof city sewers, In connection with the pub
.lic health. was discussed, some of the speakers
deear5ngi Il to be uIatter vitality connected with
the health Of the Inhabitants. The exhalatious
which issue from the so-called venilators Of
sewers were pronounced to be Of the most pest
ferrous and dangerous character, and deadly in
their effects However successfully these sewers
may. carry of the liquid and solid matters passed
into them, they are at the same time the natural
ase f5Tfned, and the discharge Of their pestifer-
Gus gass into the atmosphere of the city is fatal
topublic health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

wA number Of free-soil Democrats assem-
bled in convention at Syracuse, have passed res
i6lnti6ns in favor Of Fremont for President, on
, the ground of the slavery issue alone. The
movement, says the N Y. Commercial, will
bring little or no additional strength to the Re-
publican candidate, as the convenionists, with
but few exceptions, and those they represent or
can influence, have, from the frst, coalesced
with the Republican party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

Taurus, SlNFLY ExPREssED.-It Is not what
people eat, but what they digest, that makes
them strong It is not what they gain but what
they save, that makes them rich. It is not
what they read, butwhat they remember, that
makes them learned 1t is not what they pro-
fess, but what they practice, that makes them
righteous. These are very plain and important
truths, too little needed by gluttons, spend
thrills bookworms and hypocrites
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-30

as The international commission for the 18th
mus Of Spez canal has adopted the plan of the
Austrian pleDipctentiary, chevallier Negrelli,
-rhieheontemplatesa straight canal without locks
The English engineers at first proposed a canal
supplied by the Nile, with six locks; the French
9 maritime canal with two locks; the Dutch con-
rented t0;the two locks, but would have them
Kept open. Finally the Englishand French came
oysrito Il Negnslfs plan, and as he had also the
e nov busy IN celebrating his project
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lsV-Ths Canadian Legislative Council Sen

e-The Canadian Legislative Council Sen
atel elective bin having received the sanction Of
Queen Victoria, forty-eight members viii be
added 70 the upPe; House of the Canadian Par
lament OF this number, twelve are to be elect
ed every two years, and win hold their seats for
eight years The present members who hold
their seats BY virtue Of royal warrant are per-
United to.retsin them for life.
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The First Assistant Postmaster General
haa written to the postmaster at Urbana, Ill,
that lit isno part Of the duty of postmaster to
put the address on newspapers sent 70 clubs,
and that he should not do it, even through cour-
tesy, nor deliver it from furnished list, unless
Il may DO done without interfering with the lc-
eitimEtc business of the Office"
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DouBLE EGo.-We have an egg from the farm
Of Mr.. Hiking. of King William county, which
Is very considerable curiosity, inasmuch as it
has perfectly formed egg inside of it. II is
apparently shanghai egg, very large, and that
enclosed within II Is fully as large as that of an
ordinary dupghill fowl, with thick hard she'll
Rid. DtsPateh.