Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20


GoSGRRsS-Ihe members are assembling ut
Washington, preparatory 10 the opening of the
second session OF the present Congress. which
viii be on next Monday week, the2d pro-.
A IicEEr Fos is6o.-The Lexington (Mo.l
Citizen Of the 9th inst. nominates the following
ticket for 1860 For President, Miiiard FiIIIuore:.
for Vice President Edward Bates
DETR0fT, Nov. 1.-THE steam propeller B. L.
Webb was burned in Whisky Bay, Lake Supe-
rior, on theInorning OF the 10Th, with full car
go for MarQuette. The loss is about S5O. 900.
oi. which there was Insurance 70 the amount Of
$40. 900. No lives were iost.
The Mobile Tribune says the recent rise ii,
the Alabama rivers hare created a considerable
demand for laboreIs, ard on Friday last steani-
boat hands were asking SO per month.
a BKAuTHrI THorGaT. Seine one has said
of those who die young that they are like the
lambs which the Alpine shepherds bear IN their
arms 70 higher, greener pastures, that the Jocks
may follow
The .Ionesborough Tenn Record states that
the carly cheat crop has been seriously injured
IN that section by the army Is orIn
The Boston Afkns says that the rlnors that
Mr.: Sumner win decline ase-eiection to the U.
,. Senate, arc without foundation. Mr.. Sum
ncr's health Is improving
In cciiseqn ence Of the failure Of the Governor
ot Virgins 70 appoint a day of public thanks
giving, the Mayors Of Alexandfia and FarmyiIle
have issued proclamations Setting apart the Goth
instant to be observed rs srici,.
- y I = ,sststh - ssiortnea INA. ~ q
u tne MANAGERS OF Pmadei-
piia the other day, they resolved to recommend
the Maryland Fillmore electors to east the Pres
identiai vote ofitfat State for Buchanan.
WINTER WgATHgRIs EuRoPE.-A letter from
Snristlana OF the 9th ofoctober, says that since
the commencement OF that month the winter has
set IN ttirougnout the ssnoie OF the Scandinavian
FROST ana snow surprised the IN
hapisahts IN the midst Of their harvest, the
greater part 81 which rs still standing in an un
Ilfe issate; IN some OIL the valleys the snow Is
TWO VIC. ieet deep:
z EARS OF sAssAsslSATIoS.-it Is becornming
more and more apparent that the fears Of assas-
s.ilation reported 70 be entertained By Louis
Napoleon are true, andithat there are strong and
growing reasons tor them. Ills recent return
70 farls was under the most cautions circum-
Stances uIlannounced as 10 hour, and he was IN
a. close carriage, surrounded by mounted men.
=, a JGniLEE.-Ihe next anniversary of the
Pniladelphia Baptist Association is looked for
with unusual interest. twill betlle third "Ju
nilees oil the Association-the completion of
It's one hundred and tittieth year.
LIEUT., GusNIsos says that when he was in
Utah, tue three members of the Presidency had
no less than eighty two wives between them.
ana that one OF the three was called an old
bachelor, because he had only q bakers dozen,
( Is Germany, the locomotives are hereafter 10
be covered with n coating of glass which pecn.
Iiarity of construction win enable the engineers
to survey the whole country, and at the same
time be protected from wind and cold
DEATH OF GRS. EAToN.--Hon John Henry
Eaton, formerly United States Senator from Ten
nessee, and afterwards Secretary Of War under
General jackson, and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the Court of Spain, died at his residence in
Washington yesterday morning.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcn MovEMRsT. The General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the United ststes, has decided TO revise our
English Bible and appointed q committee for
that purpose. The COMMITTEES consists of Rev.
DR.. Henry Mason, of n. G., Rev. Dr. H. dc w.
Howe, of Pa, and Ret. DIR. CIV Andrews, of
Virginia.
b THE ELEyESTH Hour AT the last meetingsof
the Philadelphia Baptist Association the Union
church reported the baptism of a lady one hun
dred and two years old.
mia; and accidental deaths have NOT been less
than those by violence.
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