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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-30

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PoIsoSED.-Two children died In Cincinnati on Friday
afternoon last from the effects Of eating Bologna sausa-
ges purchased In the Canal market Ano ther was
sick aud not expected 10 live.
Mas. FASNY KENBLE.--It Is stated that Mrs Kemble
who is At her residence LenoH Mass intends to
give series Of readings from Shakespeare.
Nav FRENcH PAPsR-M Gaillardet the original
editor Of the Courier de- Eias Unis IN New York has
arrived from Paris aud u IL said may another French
paper here.
BCEgLsR SHor.-A young man named John Cufi.
was shot dead few nights ago, Cincinnati by gen.
tsmsn whose house he had entered for the purpose Of
robbugiL
The French papers ssy that Rachel l. fast recover.
ing her health and erpecisto sppea IN public the ensuing
winter.
Judge Hsydenfelt Of the Supreme Court Of California
has arrived in Montgomery, Ala a visit
Col IT, D. Clayton, With y company Of 100 ernRrants
ei Nashville Tenn, last weet, for Kansas.
Col lease D. Bowdis Of Vermont has been appointed
aud confirmed United States Consul General At Con.
stantinople.
The rice crop Of Georgia -iIl It !. .-d be above tie
average ibis year
John Vs. Wolf editor Of The Albany CGsJ Patriot, diOd
last week
hogshead Of tobaooo from Kentucky was receiv.
cd At New Orleans the goth ult
w. FCLKURT, postmaster Hasknsvile Ohio for tef
yesrs, has been arrested the charge Of robJing the
mail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

rnKArKrcAL MusrcAL frkNs.-nrs- Charles Howard
IL 'unde' articles TO play al Burton In New York. Tor
the fall aud winter The Nsr~h children play
ing In Canada 20 crowded house, hut viii
Now York. walcott has written play Tor Mr.. and Mr.
Forencs which they produce, entitled Suip
SNAP The San Francisco Chronicle says that Julia Dean
iayne "has become the child Of the people, and be
rom their hs.rts" Very mclodramatic thati Ed
win DEAN the father Of Mrs Hayne agent for sewing
machines, &C ST. Louis &. +. Clinton OF Mrs Ham,
bn II engaged for the Norfolk theatre John sloan will
open the Charleston theatre Ian the middle Of October
Mis- Maggie Mitchell s playing in Baltimore p T. Bar.
Is going to Europe with little Cordea Howard Mrs
w. Ward will play in Louisville KY week. common
cling ON the sth. She will go FROM thence Nashville
every city in the South and West professionally Madame
Barh Thone, distinguished vocalist died recently in
Lima Peru. Kate Denim Is 70 "ead the business the
Peoples Theatre Cincinnati IL will open about the mid
die OF October Mr. Wood offers 900 for poetical ad.
dress to be read or spoken, the opening night Ed
win Booth to sail from Ssn Francisco for New York
August goth Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams are still
drawing full houses the Adclphi London The Paris
correspondent OF the Herald that and Gr are
and that Jenny Lind also Intends again vt the United
States IL Jenny comes IL viii not be, imagine in
professional capacity Paul Julien the youthful voiins
sails for Europe shortly. He has been for said
by the Empress Eugenie who intends give him an
poinment At her Court, that likely to have
him back The Emperor him the order OF the Legion
dHouneur Paul Is only sixteen. Contemporary speak
ing Of Donets monkeys thinks that IL they appear
in the legitimate drama the manager ought to allow one
OF the "troupe abroadced ancient baboon whose nose
looks il it continuation Of his eyes, to do King
Lear being Of opinion that he could invite the winds TO
free blow and crack their cheeks marveousy proper
manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

e&s Aoc<sws.-A issass n. Rsassk 49, ~ ~
s.y. "A cad accident oecsrred yesterday. secon Is
Of the Iron Mountain Railroad Co.. the Of Thomas
Livingston. keg of powder placed on the coan-
tor of the shen. by me.n probably by pipe
o. cigar Of some one smoting. the powder gnised
seven persons were in the store at the tns and an -ri
oasly injured IL Is Thought impossible Zoe ur Of them
20 sarvve. The lose Of Mr. livingston is about 00O-
He uas not IN the store at the tne-Sf Loas Repsb-
fieas, Aug. 70. ~ up
DEsrH or MANUEL ALvAREE-Tbe last mail from New
Mexico brngs intelligence Of the death Of Manuel Alvarez
lie died the morning OF the 9Th Of July Santa fe
after very short Illness in the esnd year Of his age
Mr.. Alvarcz vas native Of Spain emigrstsd 70 Sc.
Louis In the year 1873 1872 and immediately enesr.
cd In the fur trade the Rocky Mountns which he con-
tnue until the year 1894 when he Santa Re and
the mercantile business In which he uas en-.
gagged Tor many years. His mountain life made him "a.
misr With the mountains and tho various passes that
which. long afterwards obtained giving no,oriety
10 Of the candidates for the Presidency.
NJ. Alvarez for several years. SLED the position Of
Consul OF the United States At Santa Fe tt lr
rIRE Ann Loss or LIrE-In Boston, on Monday li,tle
and daughter Of Ma James Anderson we're burned
to death her house in Milton Place. Il appears the
mother locked them up In the house 60 errand
During her they the clothes the bed ON Gre
and when the nsghbos entered they found the clothing
Of the bed nearly consumed aad upon the boes the
two children Who had either bsen burnt smothered to
death by the smoke. a.f.
VERMONT ELscrIos-Ths returns Of the general cleo
too held Tuesday in Vermont indicate that the Re
pubcsns have swept the State by large majority Ry-
land Fletcher Republican, Is elected Governor by
is chosen Lieutenant Governor and Henry NJ Bates Re.
publican, Treasurer. Three Republican members OF Con-
gress have been chosen and the Legislature anos, en-
tirely Republican.
Monday, by which livery stable aud fourteen other
buildings burnt. Thirty families were rendered
houselcss by the calamity.
Two little girls sisters, named Aun aud Emily C.pp-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

TnE Sur REsoLuIE.--The resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the purchase of the British ship esoute one
OF the vessels belonging TO the expedition sent in search
OF the Inflated Sir John Franklin and his companions
found abandoned IN Baifn's Bay by Captain Buddington
o. the u whler George Henry and brought into New
LONDON Conn, has passed both houses Of Congress and
received the sanction Of the Executive Previous TO her
being restored to the British Government IL l. designed
That she shall be thoroughly retted and repaired A
an act OF courtesy from nation to another recogn
noh OF the claims and scientific labor AMI contribution TO
knowledge proof Of admiration TO the noble daring NJ,
those who embarked this vessel and of sympathy with
the pnthrophc object Of their expedition this g j.
as credioe TO our government aud country il will be
gratifying TO the British people. Il will prove them thai
however we may differ politically and whatever diplomat
&c disputes NAV arise between u.s. the feelings Of the peo
pie are those Of cordial friendship TOW rds the mother
country and that we gladly avail ourselves Of The oppor-
tuny thus afforded Of giving practical exo,es.on IN
those iselings-N Y Jotr Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

DrsrREr-A accounts agree that there is much suffer
Ing in the Territory Of Deseret of the devas
ton committed by the grasshoppers. letter the ST.
Louis republican nom party OF returned Calornians
who reached Independence No. by the way of the Salt
Lake. says that provisions scarce and high and
much suffering experienced by the Morinons past
year. many having lived and other food. There
are great many very poor people in the Valley On
overland route buffalo very numerous tn. Indians
friendly, and the emigration TO California quite large IL
ascertained that at point where the north south
roads meet $4,000 cattle passed OH the way West
All the parties in the enjoyment of good eslth and
spirits aud from the appearance things the road
would 90 through with satisfaction to themselves grass
III the valley OF tho Humboldt better than bad
been seen before.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

FHoM kASsAs-The 81. Louis Republican publishes a
correspondence dated ST. Josephs August 81 stating that
the country between that place and Grasshopper is full of
armed bodies The Free State moving along the
Western border OF the Kick, poo Reservation Captain
Scott With one hundred men, has gone in that direction
to prevent further accession To the Proavery party He
almost statonng strong bodies along the
line IL well fortified that FreeSate forces can ap-
posch that route Tho ProSavery party said to be
arranging their plans for speedy ion OIL the
river Lawrence.
The Baltimore San has the following dispatch, dated ST.
Louis, Sept. I'd
The latest accounts from Kansas that Gen. Lane
was entrenching his army Of two thousand Law
renee lie suffering, however, for the of prov.
sions Twenty OF his party who had for Lcaven-
worth TO procure supply captured by the proslave
~ men. DonPhan commands the Mssourians and Rich
ardson sscond in command orders had been TO
concentrate the troops TO prevent the of Lane
which It was believed he would DO compelled to do and
collision was daily anticipated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

B0RsTISG or MILLsroNE-0n the 2sth ult at New
Albany Ind terrible accident occurred at the City Mills
by which G.. W. Turner of the firm of Turner Dayis
last his life and W. p. McBroom and John McIue were
wounded, but not seriously. The Ledger says:
Itappears that the miller. Mr.. Bonner, just preps-
ring tn the mill and before the upper mill stone
adjusted to its place it had acquired great velocity
and burst With terrible crash Mr. Turner Was within
Two feet OF the stone and just walking away whom he
was struck about the middle of mis- boot by piece OF
iron connected with the stone One leg broken and
the other horribly mutlaed The boot was torn in pe-
ces 80 great the force OF the iron that they
were buried to considerable distance in the brick wall
in the side of the house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

remarkable case is on trial in Toga county, n. Y
nan named Rnloh, who has just served years
term in Auburn State Prison for the abduction of his wife
and child some twelve years since indicted for
their murder He says that he knows where his wife and
child are, but that he will suffer the muscles Of his arms
mouth on the subject. few days since, an unknown
man, claiming TO be the brother Of Ruo was allowed to
visit him the prisoner first refused to
im but afterwards owned the relationship and received
from his brother overs thousand dollars to paw the
pense OF his trial The causes much excitement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

At his fathers residence
6Oh OF August, after
JOSEPH KENDALL child Sally Boiling
Weisiger, aged months and twenty
Thou vert 80 like form Of light
That Heaven bengRly called thee hence,
kre yet the world could breathe oneb blight
Der thy sweet Innocence;
And thou, that brighter home % bless
Art passed, With ali thy loneliness"
" Central Presbyterian please copy.
On Tuesday the 18th Of August residence Mr.
Meredith. In Hanover Mrs REBECCA
Of her
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04
Az IRIsH ToAD-The Dublin Irelar,d) Medical E.rDr,

Az IRISH ToAD-The Dublin Ireland) Medical Express
details case which confirms the opinion that the toad
can eject venemous fluid from It's mouth boy aged
six years. while throwing large toad felt
thing spirited into his eye He attacked soon after
with spasmodic pain in his eye-hen with times
he would try to bite everything hin times he
in state OF apathy, and at times in state OF madness
On the tenth day the only symptoms stupor and
inability TO speak, condition which has lasted for two
ycars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

PRoN Cars CoAsr, AvEicA-we of
brig Marshall. recently arrived from Cape co. Africa that
West has unusually sekiy this
tive Merchants European traders died rvers
and dyseny All OF them well p.o-
who have business relations IN quarter.
There Is bitter complaining regard tyranny
sion inflicted the natives BY the British
the local They have recently imposed
cent all goods landed according their
StieHa Register -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

RaIs AND Snow IN NORTH CARoLIsA-The rain storm
which set in at Wilmington, n. c. Saturday night con-
nued until noon on Sunday and the rain fell in torrents
while the wind on Sunday night blew violent gale The
journal SAYS the rice crop suffer ed extent IL is
stated in the Petersburg Express that Sunday afternoon
last, about O'Clock, when the Wilmington and Weldon
cars passed through Godsborough, n. c., was fall
ing quite as thcky and petty ever fell in those
parts during winter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

The American Banner Of Columbus Miss records Il .
death Of Judge John Moore formerly Of Lexington Geo
In the sevenyseyenth year Of his age Judge Moore
born in Prince Edward county Va the 22nd Of Sep
TENDER 1873. and was the second Of Major Joseph
Moore proprietor Of the old tavern so famed
the revolutionary Moore's Ordinary" and for
many the sheriff Of that county under the Colonial
Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

FRosT IN VERMONT IN AUGUSTA correspondent of the
Hartford Times, writing from Mansfield Vermont under
date of August 21th, says:
There frost in those sections Of Wilmington. To.
land aud Mansfield bordering the valley Of the Will
mantle river, both yesterday morning and this morning.
On Monday night the weather suddenly changed to cold
and in the billy region hereabouts il felt sundown like
an October evening. This "wednesday morning. the
thermometer marked SO degrees at o'clock and
places In the valeyit still lower doubtless Sky clear
and little wind The frost must have damaged buckwheat
OF which there's large crop in this vicinity Last year
we also had frost in August which did dam
age"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04
and truly,
Your obedient servant


ESSEX Co, August Both 1886.
4Hessrs. EdfoTs:-We regret that the health of our
eector Mr. Lewis H. Garne ia in such a condition as IN
dean him in the mountains where he has been 10. seve
raj weeks seeking its improvement This keeps him from
MS hbors III the canvass which he had begun with so
much eanestoess and effect He writes that he will be
home about the 18th Of September. Should he be re-
stored 10 his former good health and great energy he
VIII be able to give good Of his stewardhp In
November In him we have an active and efficient advo
cate Of the American cause and bold warrior against
locoiocoism. GP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

DfsoaEDfrED.We observe statement that the account
lately received and published in New York II the concu.
sion Of treaties between the British government and that OF
Honduras relative TO the Central American question: Is not
credited NJ the State Department II proceeds probsby
from Mr. Squier who s connected with the Honduras
scheme Tor canal aud whose interests are
represented a, London by Gen. Heron the Honduras
Minsfer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

An ARM MfssIsG.-The Prussian official CorresponJez
says General Chrlef who commanded Russian dvi.
sion during the siege Of Sebastopo afterwards sent
to the frontiers Of Persia where he appears have
vanced too far into the hostile territory Cut of from I'll
communication with his countrymen aud threatened
on his flank by immediate hordcs Of Circassians and
Kurds, he found himself obliged 70 make retreat across
boundles1 wastes Of the nhopitabe sand steppes and
nothing has hitherto been heard Of him. great fears
are entertained for the safety Of the General and his whole
army
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

The Wilmington Herald regrets to hear Of painful AZ.
fair which occurred at Goldsboro, Saturday last The
report is TO the effect that VIM. Robinson Esq., editor of
Of the Goldsboro TLibHne shot in the side by VIM
T. Dortch Esq, the latter using double barreed gun
and dschagng the contents OF both barrels the former
The situation Of Mr. Robinson is unknown There had
been All old grudge between the parties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

fiLNsk ~ AtABANA-The FILLMORE Of Alabama had a
Hano mas meeting a. Selma the 2ia u which IL stated
nre were I'VE thousand present. including two thousand
ladies The Aaosma Journal says:
cheering dngs continue daily Of the prospee, q,
rngtes popularity increasing largely. Tie Whole country
nns Sssng up 20 his support FROM ali quarters learn ha
ehtusisstc mass meetings taking place Throughout
sng snd breadth Of the land Al have COW II d. 10
~ on Docrsnc grasp the state o. Alabsna conee Of &C
Won m bringing All good conservative men, squster sove
esny 70 e support Of conservative man foy Pc
'uent-and hat man 10 hiiard FILLMORE " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

CONnrctoR KnLED--Mr Baker, freight conductor
the Great Western Railroad Illinois, came TO his death
on Monday, Decatur II asceftansd exactly
how the accident occurred but be was missed
the train vas back distance of about three miles
where his nanged remains discovered thought
that 10 passing from car he missed sfootng and fell
between the 40 such way that nearly the entire train
passed over him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

The MAGAZINE PIsroL.-The magazine pistol" is a
device in the line of firearms From the description
gwen appears that this pistol constructed that AZ
ter being charged with cartridges and caps can be fired
fourteen successive times, fast the hammer can be
cooked and the trigger pulled placing it far ahead
pacity amy hrearn of the size ever The
revolving block and magazine be also attached TO
musket towing piece, rife, giving them capacity tC
IRE sixty successive charges with all the tanty
exactntss that they fire single charge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

Vienna correspondent Of lie Nord says "The death
has just taken place Of Major Krausbaar who has
al his fortune 10 the Church Of jerusalem which IN re-
turn, Is 70 perform know not how many masses for the
souls Of tbs family Of Hapsburg Among tho rares in.
clnded In the rich collection he has left behind IL chain
worn by Godfrey de Bouon, aud also great number Of
very curious parchments"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

NATIONAL DEBT or ESGLAND-The last Parliamentary
return shows that the 3st March last the amount of
unfedeemed national debt Of Great Britain was 9776-
3l2 69i aud the annual charge for IL upon the nation
nearly twenty four millions sterling.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

DEATH Jupak JoHS MoohH-The
bus Moore
ngton, GA The Banner interesting
Judge Moore Who born Prince Inward
the second OF Major Joseph Moore proprietor old
famed throughout the
and for
While student Hsmpden sydney Moore
heArer the celebrated
and John Rsndophth last Henry
dolph-a nj Charlotte C.. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

FIRE occurred In Dutch boarding house In Division
street New York city, about o'clock Monday morning
causing number Of the inmates TO be nearly suOcst
With the smoke One man jumped out Of upper win
dow and was killed BY the fall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

Auguste C. and Marietta l., two very young
persons, recently committed suicide at Rome because
they could marry They took the poison called bella
donna. Under the influence Of the delrum which this
poison produces they heard sing the duet Of the
we-kuOwn opera Normn-"Si, 81, moriumo moriamo
nsieme, &C. and few minutes afterwards they rslapsed
into silence One Of the family, returning home shortly
afterwards, found them seated opposite each other as il
asleep They had left letters for their respective
explaining the motives which had led them 10 this hori
Gle extremity, and declaring that the young woman had
always conducted herself chastely and properly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

ApvAxcE o. rnuerrsL-fhe Nov Yea vouSpsusssS
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer writing on nondsv ave,
Available tounasc he's become still more scarce and
shippers Of brcsdssa Great Britain and the Continent
have ecea placed Aors ds cobaf IL we're. Pesemplo-
~ orders arr In market Tor grain and iey resorf
exporters have to acces the demands Of ship
Last week tho rates very uniform ghou
day an advance Of fully penny sterling obtained on
pcovement The ratss nov I'D in balk, and 3d. In
ships bags There Is -four going fos ward equiv
sent rate would he 2s Sd Last engagements Is
cd, and that rate Is still current
medium and small vessels much wanted TO load
grain for the continent but they had owing
to the restrictions imposed by the sanitary regulations
the city, upon craft arriving from ports declared scky
There Is nov fleet OF some hundred aud fifty vesses
moored of Sapeton, Staten Island undergoing
tine, aud the major portion Of hcsc alleged BY their
owners to be perfectly free from all contagion"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04

The citizens Of Springfield, Macs have been regaled
by suit growing out Of tanning match. Elisha Steel
man, on the 9Th Of July last agreed to fan Mr. May
as long as no desired for half dollar and did from
O'Clock ill H. aud with slight interruption till o'clock in
the afternoon A man named Filler procured some re.
reshments for Steelman aud administered fourteen drops
OF croion oil In lemonade Seeman sued Filler for ia
images for loss Of time and injuries consequent
The case was tried Friday and the jury returned
verdict OF damages 10 the amount Of fifty dollars and
costs. Dear "fun" that
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