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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-04
Tbs p,ss;,SsArsf the notiiouo on the ia

The President declared the motion on the ia
Ehte-lost s5y aC6ii, of-the States demanded Ayes
| I5g: nays:91 The motion prevailed.
4 long and warm debate onithe admission of
outsiders cnsued, and several resolutions hav-
ing that object in view were tabled amidst drcst
On motion, the committee Of Arrangements
was authorized to appoint Sergeant-at-aIrns
and two Assistants
The hall of the Young Mems Democratic As.
ISOLATION was offered for the use of the Gonven-
ton, if thought preferable to the hall now in
their possession.
A similar invitation was extended to the Con-
yention by the horticultural Society.
A delegate from Connccticutmove to accept
the offer of the Young Mems Democratic Asso-
citation. He had been in that ball, and could as
sure the members it would hold double the num-
Der this one holds. Several gentlemen with
weak voices spoke there slast night and wer
distinctly heard. He would say, too, that on
that occasion the Democracy of Cincinnati in
that hall showed themselves far more orderly
than the Democracy Of the whole Union do in
this one.
The motion was referred TO the committee of
Arrangements.
afternoon Session
Upon the reassembling of the Convention,
Willard Salisbury, of Della, moved that the
Senators and members of Congress now in the
city be invited to occupy places on the platform
and floor. He said that the character of the gen
tlemen alluded to prevented any suspicious of
their endeayoring to exert any undue influence
on the Convention [Cies ONO, no, don'tw
the1n.1 Ha
Reuben Chapman, OF Ala, moved to amend
by inviting all the members of allthe State Leg
islatures present in the city. ....--,y
Mr.. Petit, Of Ind, moved further to amend
By admitting also, AL the United States office,
holders
!. Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, thought that tho
Convention had better invite the public in free,
than reserve seats for congressman: the sup
port and countenance of the mass of the Demo-
cratic party of more importance than the
favor or presence Of office.holders and Con-
gTessmen. 5ss'--
McMulIen Of Va favored the adoption of the
resolution, for he thought our Congressman and
Senators were entitled to seat on the ho9r.-
The resolution was laid on the table by large
majority.
On motion of W. W. Avery, of N. G., in re-
ply to the enquiry of the committee on resol'I-
lions, stnted that he would report at 10 o'clock
tomorrow
Mr.. Petit moved to adjourn, but withdrew
his motion.
Mr.. Child of Conn wished, as the Convention
had no important business to do, that the men,
bers should tell their experience, cloud laughter
and cries Of go on, go on,) he was representa-
tive from Conn.,, from the district OF Wind
ham, (aughtcr) Conn. 5was one of the immortal
az, she had stood by S. 9. in early days of
trouble, and still stood side by side in Demo-
cratic principles with that State and hoped, as
he said before, this evening would be spent in
telling experience and comparing notes. CEaugh-
ter
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock; Tomorrow
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PrysuuaGn AND SrEuBESvILLE ,RAILRoAD.G =
qbo New New York Company, which has leased the
SteubenvilIe and Pittsburgh Railroad, in an un-
f"isScd i condition, go to work Immediately to
r n,,,y the Improvement The time allotted
b, Contract, to make the necessary arrange
U;onts wassixty DAYS, whichthe company pur-
pose improving by rejecting that portion Of the
road. which contractors had abandoned, OF ha9
Cease to labor on, owing to the embarrassed
condition Of the original company. -'StEa0s"-
gj!Le IcTdlL
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nEADAcME AND DEBILITY.

Mr.. sias Liscomb, of Birmingham says have
Boerhavc's Bters remedy for hennce and debility aiy
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh also says he hexps
ricnccd much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
a LEolEandsF'S Neutrality-suspicious. RInsEes living the
Holland settlement Of SheboyEan WIS. safer suffering
misery attending utter ro6trAtion OF
and body, Ihnvc been restored by using DoerhaVeS
Bnters. to perfect hehlth.'
fact this remedy being In slch high repute among
the HollhndcrS in MiscOuSu Michigan, New York-!n fact
nj every Holland settlement in the United StatesargIcs in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr.. John Davdson living ten miles above Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania Canal, Icomuenccd taking
Boerlave's Holland DItters, could hardly wak-now
ioY excellent Iealh.n
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Adjourned till 10 o'cloc!, tomorrow.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

JuvE 3d.-Flour dull for low grades, and un-
changed for high, 200 bis slpcrfine at 81, 25aa0
Provisions firm and good demand, sales bacon
shoulders and sides at 12aS 81. Linsccd oil
firm, sales 30 blsat6+. Whisky firm at 81 IL,
demand exceeds supply. Groceries firm, sales
500 bags coffee at II 1-2a3.4c; % do prime at
IL 7-s! Sugar, go lids at 8a9. MOlasses, sales
80 bis at dS.
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Tuy FAY .Sp BExxErr LIBEL CAsE.-Yerdict
81. oOO.-In the Superior Court of New York on
Saturday, before Judge Oakley, the Jury IN tue
dc management of the Italian Opera, Aston
place. in 1859, gave verdict for plaintiff of
$1,000. The verdict on the former trial was
$4,000 damages
We wonder if James Gordon won't try him
another hitch, seeing that this is the third diff
ssrent decision. It's to be hoped, for tho bcne-
fit of the public, that some clue will be found
for another hearing, CT that some equally inter
esting batch of gossip will turn up.
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THE LATEST Il EWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
EloREIGN. .NEMSs
ARRIVAL OF TEE sTEAaiER M


QuEBrc, June 3.-The steamer Indian from
Liverpool, has arrived, with dates to the 21st
ult The political news unimportant.
At Liverpool the demand for cotton was limit
ed. BreadStuffs dull. Wheat was from Sda6d
lower than previous quotations. Flour had de-
clined GdaIs. There was better inquiry for
Corn.
liverpool, May 21.-Flour, but little specu-
lativc demand, sales of Western Canal at BPS cd
also but little speculative demand, buyers hold
ing back for lower prices, sales western rcd at
9s 6da1os. Sales western white corn at 30sa
8Os Cd, yellow 2ss 5da29s cd. The market for
sugar is lirm with a moderate business at former
prices
The Indian passed up the river Do LouPe yes
terday afternoon and arrived at Quebec during
the night.
In the House of Lords on Monday, the Earl
of Clarendon in reply to questions from Earl
Elgin said, that the letter sgned'F. Hammond,
was genuine document The agents of Costa
Rica aud some of the South American States,
had ever since the attack by Walker, appealed
TO England for assistance in defending them
selves, and great variety of projects had been
laid before the British government for accep-
lance and protectorate by England, and the
grant of material assistance, and that all these
requests her najesty's government had refused
declaring that they would have nothing to do
WITH central America. FAV the same tIule Tue
government regretted the dcplorab!e events that
followed Walkers attack on Nicaragua, in
which British property was sacrificed and would
be glad if his enterprise was not carried further
but their action would be limited to sending a
naval force to the coast of South America, just
sufficient for the protection of British property
The war department, in compliance with the
urgent request of Costa Rica, had consented to
a loano Of arms, but the arms had never been Ia
ken by the agent of Costa Rica.
Lord Clarendon further said that since Walk
err had taken possession of Nicaragua, he had
disposed of a good deal Of British property, and
the government had consequently communiSa-
ted to the government of the o. &. in relation
to the matter. Mr.. Marcy replied to Afr. Cramp-
ton on the 9TH of March, saying he disapproved
of the state of things, and thoughtit would cast
a shade upon the reputation of the U. s., and
that he knew of no better plan than for the u.
S. and the British, governments to combine for
the protection of their subjects.
Dispatches from Vienna say convention had
been concluded between the Porte and the
Western powers.
The weather in England had been boistcrOus,
and several ships had been driven ashore on the
coast.
LoxDoN MONEY HARRIET.
Nay 9t.-Consols for money are. quoted at
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c,,cr.-Mr Alex. Tnrner, Mclodeon build
~ ;snow prepared to do up spices in ahurry.
,,s. Hobbs & Taylor have put up for him
...n, engine, Of the pattern of the one used in
$50. -o(,lce which reflects as much credit on the
Ties AZ it does on the enterprise cfthe pro-
DI' The Spice Mills now buz at furious
'. PIN and with all their buzzing, nothing but q
nnre article win run out. ;.
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WEAKNESS OF. THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
ARotherQ great Cure effected By B0erh1res Holland Bit
terSTs wife Of Peter De Wittc living in Holland Town.
SeboyEan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
under PysIc!ans cure for some time, but the disease
land BtteTs Office, which have given tone her
MACH her appetite and strength returning and rn
medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but await another opportunity.
thing you rely upon what have published from
much respected to community literally
true. ]. QuINTUS,
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New Arrangement.
it, TIE WHEELING AND PARKERsBURG
Is1-zsssE6sSfs3 MAIL PACKET

SS=szSss1SEES MAIL PACKET
COURIER,
James 1a. 1tOOcrIs. master,
VIII leave Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
o'clock A NJ ParkersburR connecting Mt MaTet-
BUCK running from Marietta to Zaues-
vile; PaFkeTsbuTg with the steamer FASHION, run
ming from ParEersburgt 10 West Columbia, Va.
Returning: WleRVe ParkersbuT every Monday, Wednes-
dag and Friday, 81 o'clock, A. II.
Freight will be received for any point the NusEingum
Marietta and GAINESVILLE, and for point on the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
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Nix EDiToE 7As Just need of praise, l
would place myself in your columns, and tell
you something about the Festival the Flow
en- Queen, where the sounds of sweetmusic
@came Ger my ear like che sEest south,
That breathes upon bank Of Of viOlets,
Stealing and giving odor.n
Washington Hall was never, perhaps, more
fashionably, and more densely filled Brightly
smiling and lovely faces shown all around. The
stage-the festive scene-withwoodlan boughs
and leaflets green, was elegantly arranged and
decorated with moss and flowers, with arches
and wrcathes, with a thropc for the fair and
lovely queen.
The hour of commencement arriving, a
very beautiful overture was performed by the
instrumental Music Society" of Wheeling,
which won largely in praise for their excellent
performance The introduction of some 85 or 40
pretty little girls and fair young ladies, had a
most lovely and happy effect iadecd-such as
can only be realized when seen.
All were tastefuly and beautifully arrayed in
white, bedecled with flowers and wreathcs of
roses, looking like very gardenLO living and
BREATHING flowers indeed.
The chorus, ave are the flowers, the fair
young uOhSAS3 Al hllACGI ,JO4lCuS was Sull6
with an union ofvoice and a sweetness of har-
mony rarely to be equalled; and most delightfully."-
displayed the accomplished skill and ability of
their fair teacher.
Pretty little Kate,-the Croeus, Kate List
with her sweet iisping lips, sung 81 am first of
all theflowers, !" with sweetness, inone so young,
beautiful indeed to hear.
Not wishing to ilarticiilarizc-1s It would oc-
cupy too much space md time,--yet 1 would
say that Miss Rachel Green does certainly pos
sess talents of 20 ordinary character, and filled
her parts truly well, and acquitted herself es-
peciulIy on the last evening" with happy effect
indeed. Miss Emma Botsford, 1.-The chosen
Glover Queen, sings most sweetly.
This young lady reflects the greatest praise
upon her teacher; as the writer is aware that
she possessed not scarcely an ear for music,
much less aoyicc.. Taught BY skilIful aud eff
ticicnt teaching, her voicei now one of exquis
it sweetness.
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'' To make a young lady six fathoms deep in
,.1 ~ ,., Give her two canary birds, half
I55n moonbcams, twelve yards Of silk, an ice
cam. several Eosebuds squeeze Of the hand.
S Snj The promise of new bonnet. If she don't
81. Il will he because she can't
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FScer aud A0ue, Ly8pepSin, I,.dfgsstfoa Headache,
Loss q, App etiie, DeJiItty, Gosttesaess,
rr,,rn MN ACHE

a Crss Of Eaht JEonEs' San0fae cured By BoerldUes
Holland Biters-Michacl Kelly No III Grant, Smith
field street. July while running the river,
Lcotton boat plying between NacheE and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and gue. For eight long months
ime nnRbe to orE and spent al least tfty dollars
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three ago, of friends insisted upon my try
ing .BoerGdres Holland Rtsrs,' saying that
guaranteed After trying 1t for only week, must
state WINS sound / have been at work for
weeks, and have had of Ike chls and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS. Diamond House,
orat II. ChextGr's, Gothic Hall.
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VIZ read with pleasure, a letter from the cor
respondent of the Baltimore American, who
POSED through our city a few days since on his
way to Cincinnati. 1t is in style so different
from that in which so many business agents and
correspondents of different cities are accustomed
to treat the claims and prospects of each other.
We regret that we cannot copy the letter entire.
In speaking of our trade, he says: 'sThc manu-
occurring business of Wheeling is rapidly on the
Increase, and notice number of new factories
and founderies since my last visit, whilst the
clouds of smoke that pass over this town are in
dicatiyc of rapid approach to rivalry with
Pittsburgh in manufacturing importance. Her
citizen have enough wealth, enterprise, and un-
tagging energy, and all that isrcqpirei to bring
them in play an penfiell for profitable bust
ness, and for which tine day is nOtv very distant.
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MEDICAL.
200 All Should TRY TT! .'
DIR. j.. H5osTETT:ER, S
GENERATED
STOMACH B1T9ERS.
100, 600 BottIe. solid in ono \ car.

NTOTIIEG in the understanding In The nedicalmarket
In tue hfY years, has GQualsd nor eau an
article be produced equal to this
GREAT ANTE-DYSpEPTIC.
DR. Hostettcrs Is not an old Eranurs recipe,
nor the experimental result Of Amateur physi
clans investigation 1t Is the result OF profound
elaborate study Of Of the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr. ostetter submits Invaluable hters to any ceni
what Is still better personal trial upon your
constitution. The properties OF these BtteFs viii
be found by the first analysis and the fun force OF
medicinal will be manifest In almost ncEsdi
bly, short space OF time upon the System.
Are Dyspeptc! Then take these celebrated Stomach
Dtters.
relieved Mt once.
Are annoyed by indigestion! Remove the cause by the
free of these Bitters.
Have yon Fever and AsueP How many thousands in the
South cured Of this constitution destroy
ing disease By the of these Ditters. 50
All should try this great antidotc We venture to amrm
that while Hostetters Ders used case OF fever and
ague cannot occur
One wine glassful taken three times day before meals,
will be found tonic ugent which NIL will appreciate
personally satisfied of the fact as they will be by CIV
ing the Bitters one trial.
medicinal qualities. They pat up in
square bottles containing full quart with the directions on,
Or. u Hostettsl'b &Odch Bers blown oil the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
f For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
'''A's7' a'A = 1AuGHIINs s DUsuF1ELD an
,sao-1vdav "a. Ao0+'4' 9. wheeling
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NEM YnRK MARKET.

jun 8d.-Cotton market firm, sales Of l.,
900 bales. Prices somewhat sitter, but not
quotably higher. Orleans middling IL; Upland
do 1918.
Flour unsettled and sales of II 900 bbls. at
go for straight State and Gao, 60 for Southern,
is, G4aS,22 for fancy, Wheat declined 4cts, with
sales of A.. 600 bush. Corn is unsettled, with
sales oil 10000 bushels. Pork is firm, Sales of
1000 bbls. Beef firm, sales of 1000 bis Lard
irregular, sales $50 bbls Coffee firm, sales Of
900 bugs rio. Sugar firm, sales 1920 hhds
Orleans Moiasses firm, sales $50 b6ls. Lin
scd Oil firm, sales 5000 gals Lard Oil qui-
ct. Bacon scarce. Hams lower. Sales of $50
bales Gunny cIothat 10 So.
Stocks are dull Cleveland and Toledo a.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh69. N. York Central
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Mdy 21.-The news from America by the Ara
bia depressed the market and prices arc weaker.
Sales past days have been %, 900 bales.
Adviccs from Manchester are uniavorable.
London money market easir. Stocks higher.
The revenue for the current year is estimated by
the Chancellor of the ENcliequor at between
sixty and seventy millions, the deficiency being
nearly 100000.
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'.The wakefnl bird, In shady covert hid,
Sung It's nocturnal note"

OF Mrs. Drew herself, little need be said, as
her singing as to points of taste and style and
classic finish, is too well llnOwnto require any
praise or mention. tsA4
But the exquisite effect of her celebrated
"Polka Song, with Variations, y and the charms
ing ballad of Somebody's Coming, can only
be appreciated when heard. A.
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Gys7LruAx sends US the following. We
,,.ar him to be an incorTigible old bachelor,
I'D. Nd a., punishment, have mind to print his
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Editor sheboygnn Nltuwbode, s6eOoy

RHEUMATISM.
A Case OF Ttco l0MtEs Sanding cared 6y BoepIups's
Holland Bers-Grorge Henderson, Pittsburgh, says:
Anrr suffering for three months 18th part
the time severely con1nc my bed-I have
been entirely cured by tile use of DoerhRve's Holland Bit
tiers. had since, almost nstar.
taneous relief in the medicine. It is my opinion
sure rom rhelmatIsnl.m
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Wr learn that the ladies of the First Lutheran
ctorcb Of this city, intend holding a Fair and
S,ncert in a few weeks Theladies ofthis church
s 10 for some time past been preparing articles
e. e. ibis Fair, and expect to get up something
:, nretty for the occasion. They will be as
'.,.5 in the Concert by the "Whceling Musical
society"
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NTERcHANTs manufacturers and the public generally,
r. Company is now prepared and forward freight
rOn temporary Station in Zanesve, on Second street
north OF MaI) Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, WASH
CirceVr Lancaster, New Lexington and inteTIne
dIate Stations attention will also be given Othe
forwarding Freight destined for the West in nccordancc
with consignors, whether by Raroad or the
River from Cincinnati.
Freight viii he received delivered during the winter
M.to P. 81; during The s'inIeE months
from a NJ to T. NJ and shippers lavoring the Company
their patronage, may rely upon tie COmpanJs Agents
giving every attention necessary to insure the utmost
prOmpttuc safety In the forwarding OF property en-
trusted to their
FSrurter information Freight Tariff published by
II. X. SMITH,
General Freight Agent,
my3Alovtt GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND ANl: PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
III. s. Mali. DAILY LINZ
Whea1ine and Pittsburgh.

TIE One side wheel pas. I5..,y,-,,.
,fl'oss@e h senRsr steamer FOREST CT
~ y TY, Capt. Gee. D. MooTe,And ts.tsSiI8
80 -S5DIuRNL, Cart. Asa Shepherd lE7fdsa
l runuAly between Wheeling and PtsGurg-t EoTsst
CITY leaving Wheeling every Monday Wednesday and Fri
ay and the DurnaI every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ut A. NJ arriving 6tesvie In time TO connect Will the
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh time for the morning
line East, RetnEnnsthe Forest city leTyss ey.
Snday Wednesday Friday at 10 a. b.; arriving at
wheeling In time for the mail lines for 0hlo.
g. O. BAKER q co. Agentg.
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo Monroe De.
trolls Milwaukee Chicago buffalo and Drnrkf sold az the
office OF o. Baker & Co fhE
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I.voy sYRuF.--air. J, B. Vowel, Monroe
-, manufactures an excellent article of Lem
So svyup. It makes pleasant drink for these