Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13

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YESTERDAY was, comparatively speaking, a
,.,,tifi,l 5ay, cIoudless but with an atmosphere
smeIling strongly of the lakes
psxvvrr or ApvEKrlslsG.-'The bundles of
e.lf skins advertised by Msssrz Forsyth aud
Ran, Yesterday, were claimed before night by q
ners m who read the advertisement
A.ct,mors Ber.-A bet was recently made
in Washington City, that Henry a Wiseyvould
no in the Lunatic Asylum at staunton, within
ten davs of the meeting and adjournment of the
Cincinnati Convention. What novel bet.
Tur adjourned meetingof the stockholders of
,be C,hioand Pennsylvania Railroad, held yester-
DAY in the Board of Trade Rooms, Pittsburgh,
Indefinitely postponed the proposition to render
assistance to other Roads.
Two men, simpkins and Orr. were arrested
on Saturday last in st. Louis, having in their
keeping two boys, that they were trying to dis
nose otto the negro dealers, said boys having
been kidnapped in Cincinnati, Ohio sae
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TINS Cincinnati Gazette says the damage at
that port caused by the breaking up of the ice
j, much less than was at first supposed, the to-
tai being little, if any over $4,000, of which
10000 falls on the Cincinnati Insurance Com
panics.
4 MAN who lived in that part of Noble county
Ohio, which was formerly aportion of Monroe,
dicda few weeks since under circumstances
which lead to the suspicion that he was poison
cd The stomach of the deceased, was sent to
Cincinnati to he analyzed.
TnE steamer Baltimore arrived at Louisville
Yesterday from New Orleans Her freight is
mostly for this place, but as there indica-
tons of break up of the ice here. there is nc
tlling when this freight viii arrive at our
wharf
TuE Pittsburgh Evening Chronicle comes t.
Us in a new dress, and with the names of new
poprietors, it now being published by Kennedy
Bro. The Chronicle is one of the best of the
Pittsburgh papers, and decidedly the ncatest in
is typographical appearance
TIE Spirit Of Democracy learns from Claring-
ton that the steamer Stephen Bayard, lying at
that place has beencmoved into the mouth OF
the creek and is comparatively safe. The Loui-
sa, which we noticed last week as having been
cut down by the ice at Captina, was partially
owned byStephen Thompson, of Monroe county.
No insurance.
The LONG BuDGE-'Ehe Alexandria Gazette
learnedOn Saturday EVENING" last, from gentle
man who came over the Long BifIge, that it
was thenina very dangerous condition for trav-
ellers one portion of it, north of tue draw, hav-
ing sunk some three feet, fora distance of sixty
feet, and other portions of livery much racked
by the Ice coming from above. Greatfears were
entertained that the bridge would not stand un-
til morning.
ADvEErrsrSa.-As the Spring trade is about
eomineneing,we direct the attention of our busi-
ness men to the Intelfgencer, as a channel of
advertising through which to make their wants
known to their numerous friends. So faras size
Of paper, clearness of type, and large subscrip-
dOnlists are concerned, no better channel is of
eredip this parto the. State We are second
to no paper in Western Virginia in all these re-
qects.
TnE Cincinnati Columbian of yesterday says
the river still continues to rccede, having fallen
within the last twenty-four hours, about one
foot The weather is still on the wintery order,
yetsEghtly moderating. Snow fell several times