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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on SUNDAY, September %, at O'Clock A. NJ.
rE1ED SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
TNIEE1& PANY.-For Galveston and Matagorda Bay
e-Assas .. s Mail Line. The and magnificent
ship Perseverance. Sheppard commander, will leave
apply to 4
HARRIS, MORGAN & CO., footof Jnlia street.
Opposite Steamship Landing.
steamships Of this Line will hereafter pay Lhterage
on Goods from Powderhorn to I,aTaca w.
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamers
bills of Lading No other form will be signed. @ se22
Win leave on ls October at o'clock A. NJ
edE.@MAg FOR VERA CftUX-U. S. MAI. LINE
W7hIE1 The and magnificent steamship Cal aloun,
will leave for Vera Cruz above, punctuay, car
ryng the y. s. Mails.
For freight or passage having elegant accommodations for
cabin and steerage passengers apply 10
HARRIS IL MORGAN, foot of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
nI"No freight will be received without order from
Agents. SELL
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r. T. STEAMERS ECLIPSE s-
sssRsssItsa SOUTHERN REJTE :ksslsEss

IT, h, STEAMERS ECLIPSE E==,
@ - nza;ssss soyrHEkS5TS E;I S5S BELLE. -
iss%S! / f"s i,1aivs
Sd1 Esn HI Ss"s s S5S s
@ NSf s on
Hfi SeE 9shH TvRSiS 2
osoe for the above and all for The above and all nttre
and Tsiln will n complete ORDER and latend faithfully
The EGPsE viii receive freight for Yazoo river, and re-
Neither the ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
vas 1 Ir s a ] ]f1"n m or other
stated nor for any valuabes deposited by passengers with the
No bills Will he recognized unless contracted under written
order me Gnpans OF either Of the above boats and all bills
IL clock y Of eavng for approvn yE Wc S
then he paid on presentation mt the office of The Agents.
For freight Or / Pa;s2Es Ts,q apply on board
htSS SSlrf fG &C. e evss 81 Fsont st.
res.rs GeFe er VIII BE On the syse a in the week
NOTICE TO 0GAREENTERs AND BUILDERS
from the 9es heart timber 81 per M for oush
aul9 I'm STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin.
>gM=go !. J: F.: rHATTHENvs " co.-oAR-
Bans and Repar ecGsEa csnss Rse RsefsSsy fo4 ye fe
and Ns ," at H 9 [ GGs % G"ts and Draws will, Lne Pins
II
N0TICE: MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
from the State, as act before George Rareside Noary
New Orleans, August %. lS5f
- aus -------------s: $: H. KENNEDY &. co.
T0BACco-LoNG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, FOR
S5 HS aHd CIGAR CIR ToSGdo SssSs e. pan san
re4 snsm--,x TURNER ss 4 RENsHAw,
--- -. -.n--tN 70 Camp street. up stairs
| AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEr RATES
- paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds Of Uncurrent
Bunk Notes. eoin Bullion and Exchange; purchased "
ly nan&Nly NO. q Camp street. Of Common
ADDERS-Assortmen of Ladders for Painters inst rs
A ceived, and for sale by 'e'
49,, ALFRED KEARNY,
"i4 II Magazine street
WfffSI&Yl0ob bbs. and 900 half bbs sononraheIa iron
W bound packages, for sale by
,roz JOSEPH lands &. CO,
"",--- a"-o - ~ Tchoupitoulas street.
whole, half and quarter boxes Proctor
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
"u2 33 fchoupitouas street.
F,AGHANGE F,s ON BOsToN-S1s, 900 al 60 days
aus III sums 'e I m n HpgifSisFs EnT tSr s Go by 90
M la SAL1-22 900 bushels Manila salt cargo OF
4sA ship Oxford, for sale by H'''' N-i 81 VI
~. A. +. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
M 5h Grasier street.
STARcH-soo boxes Pearl, for sale by
aul2 n Tcbouni,on,ss eHnni3 q Ioi, s,reat
n,, ALFREn KEAkNY,
"H1- 7a Magazine street
OAKUM-l2oob bales, for sale by
- AZ ALFREn KEARNY. 72 Magazine street
RAcoN-$99 casks choice Clear and Ribbed Sides;
III Shoulders for sale by
u, JOSEPH LANDS Il co,
au' IS Tchcuptoulas street.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENT-Loss of Life.-The ST.
Louis Inteligencer of the 10th. savs E.t

'1'1H'1 11oSo U |I-URs-IIG 81.
Louis lntelligencer, of the 10Th, says:
y, Ihe Sovereign Capt. Wade commander, that left
this port on Sunday morning last for New Orleans.
met met with an accident when just above Chester. on
Sunday evening, by which one man, a deckhand.
was instantly killed and another wounded, it is SUP
posed, mortally. The boat was under way down
stream, when one crank Of the engine broke and the
cylinder head burst out, throwing fragments OF the
struck the men spoken Of The engineer Of The Sow
eregn came up in the Virginia yesterday to have the
engine repaired and it will probably be two or three
days before the boat will be able to resume her trip
The Sovereign is now lying at Chester.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER mis- sIssIPPI.

" En- NILS SSlSSIPPI.
WI = ssys q YsPEhsRaT E1R M E3Grs i,Fi
l Nss Nadia ssieh. S Naeseea tSfs ssd ii
aap s m seafs and w s
sssmef se nsT s d5a1g @ sy running passenger
'esdy fs vii iii s r
passage apply 0snff GHhLbs 3 t. IS povar..
t5e @ it, attention snp paid to all way and plantation
shippers being light draash viii large md ay s,ate aa
vii m on e W. take but 80 tons Of cargo and aght then
g.: q z IL ef1ssE sKHis K
aaaf sf%Rh anaas.Tss asPa Sss
splendid passenga steamer Delaware MeMurbY msster
A E 9a,;ifi fsDs e Pess:s siass s st .
E Leave 2 Hh5PfH EfsE g III famT & 5ISis DiJsr
$780, t:s,s:s:, sS
s tSSh s Rsiiiss 'SPa, q board
Pspieuar attention paid to Plantation and Way Bends
80. LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
T C.: q IL ri HRkEsS f!ffit tsf
TOMS Landings colnbia Greeneve and Bend
Sasus5 ed s affsss s
% above t' Hpga 81 st4sss
fyssTTs d, FOR! lIENIPHIs,, MAP0LIisoy.
lIssS' ireenyille. Princeton, Lake Providence Sii
The superior and swift running steamer Judah G,,pn
capt NJ Heny will leave above. For freight or passase
apply saSs on b0ara' os to D s,,rn,1 '1''"ss
H IT,: On WH1SsTRAf e h H G RlsHT p2lsst
sEsa For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, diaines' Land
f.. ss) ) e
agsS of ssh' REsWs.Sf sF saEF sn 1
viii leave on TH4EsPAy ], gK 9,fy ths 2 inst,
4s EoS Sasoton aAn Gaines; sAPo iae.
Kentucky Bend washington ent ornston Gani
LAKE rInceton m Carolina Landing and all intermediate land
JED Montgomery MASTER VIII cave as above Tpr freiah;
or passage apply on board, or to II - :. So
leaves on slEBiyTs SHRhy rs jP # ss'psk
:sEE@=as intermediate landings Tie RnIendd nnchat 20,
steamer Belfast, Capt Church, will be ready to receive
freight This Day and will leave above For freight or pas
se23. - JOHN f. HYDE & CO., &C poydras st.
Leaves every FRIDAY.iat5 PM
Ii, IT, n, REGULAR FRIDAY yICks-
15sss2Esl hnrg md Alilken's Bend Packet Steamer
leave above for Mlikes Bend Yicksblrg Grand Gnf
sodMneyi ne hatchez Fort Adams BaEon Sara Baton Rouge
an al intermediate landings: For freight passage having
LEWIS sNAPP &c & CO, =. 4 + Front street. s
+. X. LAUGHIIN, llS Carondeet street
Frank Lyon will continue regular weekly packet
throughout the Particular attention paid TO plantation
and way business. - fN''3 's13
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves WEDNESDAY 2lt, inst at < O'Clock p. NJ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

John RALLER IL BROTHER, 2iT TGHDUPI.
- ~ 9GGs sIeg! sbove St. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
!fOA WORkERs, are now prepared 10 do all kinds
In their line OF business such putting up Tin Copper
ers Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc
m all parts OF the city moderate prices with promptneSs
dispatch All kinds of Jobbng and Repairing attended with
share of the public patronage. ~
We beg leave to refer the following gentlemen: Messrs
Crozier Wing, Jamson Mcintosh, Morphouse Ro.
Caller, Trpn Co., j. W. Jewell. ~ ' ~
Letter Box GO Mechanics and Deners' Exchange 10 St
Charles street. a,1l 9sd tW
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Leaves every FRIDAY. at 8 PM.
IT, d. REGULAR FRIDAY VI
FO r RED RIVER.

IT. h. = FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
:se=Ss5s o,'s and all nternediate jandnesMThs fns
light dragh inch steamer Effort, VIM acliIlen master
hce OF steamer Creole, will leave For freight or
passage apply on board, or to - '7'o Vi
seq LEWIS SNAPp E. 70 .Cro,..,..,.-
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HARDWARE.

!
a., ~ =. -wHnaAH' v., CHAs. n. WATERMAN.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner Of Com,
mon and Magazine Streets have on hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part as
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope 1"o'
Axes Chains scythes .r .a
Carpenters Tools complete 4" p
Coopers' Tools 5@'
Anvs Vices Bellows
stock and Dies, Screwpates l =g-.
Garden Engines, Pumps
Plongis, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleerg,
Agricultural Implements.
-H --. MILL CrOss-cut and Pit Saws
.tE Ok Yokes, Bows SiDgetrees,
ry.., tI..... O., Turning Latl1es,
hoes Hames Shoves and Spades, Platform Scales
And1rons renders, Shosels and Tongs Corn Mills,
ooPis. anu iron Goni liodst 'e 'k Cob CruBherB.
Coffee Hecas, Chaing Dishes
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedaeads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Stuferg
an, Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
oA3Iy Seines, Wishing Tnckles etc. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY. 9th inst O'Clock P NJ
! IT, r. FOR RED RIVEIs.-FOPT ALEX
llata andria and Gorons and ali inermediae land.
lngs-The very light draught steamer rieI
lly on board - = heN' 'f'
seq T, B. SMITH 4 4Tcl,opntou1,s stvoo4
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Ie6 Otleans QaiIp Crrsffut

oFfANT laPoFfANT NEWS pEoN RANsAs,-We conv tbe
following late news from the scene Of the digtnrb.
ances IN Kansas from the ST. Louis Infeoence, n
the 18th inst That paper says
BIT. BraDscombe arrived from Kansas direct vaster.
day afternoon, on the cars, on hi5 way Fl 1Snston
having IN charge with him the wife or Robinson ~
orings intelligence that on the 10th, Gov Geary ii
company with Judge Leconpte ,imimedia reessad
Robinson Brown, Detzler, Jenkins and tie reainder
Of the State prisoners confined there On d eI,rge II
constructive treason. They were required EACH Of
them 10 give bail in the sum of 1000. This Is sun.
posed to be mere form, as the prisoners were NJ
leased in accordance with instructions given by tie
President to Gov. Geary. 3
There were at the same time confined under guard
az Lecopton fourteen Free State men captured dur.
were guarded BY fifty Pro-savery men, and had no
connection with the State prisoners who were guarded
before their release by the Federal troops On the
DAY after the release Of the latter by Judge Iecomp
sast naae appeareo before Lecompton with 500 men,
sent ~ ! nag OF truce BY Mr.. Bransconbe, and dc.
manded tne instant and unconditional release Of the
fourteen prisoners held by the Proslayery narty Te
threatened i his demand was not instantly complied
Wan' that ne would burn the town. The prisoners
were released and Lane marched back to Lawrence.
There were GOO United States soldiers at Iecompton
at the time, but they did not offer to interfere Gov
Geafy was present in the town also. It is said that
se governor m and the officers commanding the troops
desired the liberation Of the prisoners from the hands
OF The Pro.slavery party, and madeno resistance ia
the demands Of Lane T% t &NS u iS1a1 =
Coy. Geary has issued proclamation ordering all
hoste parties not to enter the Territory, and calling
On Gen Smith to stop Atchison' command from ga
lns INTO the Territory. The Territorial militia has
Deen dlsbanded. In consequence of the procIama.
ing home. -'1''As enu ~, ~
Coy. Geary went to Lawrence and had a consn1ta.5
,lon with Il the leaders there. They promised to dis
6and II they had assurances of protection from the
Governor. The assurances were given and Lanes
army it is said, will be dsbanded forthwith. There
Is prospect Of peace and quiet in the Territory. If
ne ne territorial militia is called out again, it will be
put under the command of Gen. Smith.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24
Ega, RICH q CO.'S CELEBRATED PA
RssjEN3TENT FIREPROOF SAFES, FOR BOOKS PA
SI; S; ssJd PERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNEs

Sa a|r a|rrENRiSR r RtIV ETc, MANuFAorURED BY s1EARNEs
1eo h These the first real Safes made
wo GFf T st hop5 no Or hR R @ @ @ t
GS S eo, @ am syery Of the United Sites
an Unparalleled reputation Vi AsS' '"S' secures '0f n'H
Persons pnrelasq ths article wonl do well note these
supplied with The very best Of Locks.
fully solicited to cali and Examine the It
ever offered IN this city, new on hand and for sale q Gravier
al2 d&wtf Sole Agent for scarns K Marvin.
T'HE HALLADAY yvIND-MILL.-MANYO OF
the IN mes5 st., scre % ss an" and
pronounced it one of the beautiful and useful
BY simple yet ingenious device as the gale increases in se
verify the sails gradually turn round Change the angle
ws Ill., When the sss, is tsS s it's is
height little presented its power te thin edges As
position Something this knd for Changing 's the po
ton OF the Sails is what mechanics have long sought for
The speed of the wind wheel increased by powerful
as is wheel engine. II this Mill be pu,
up it will require no attention whatever for
The only why the ages past has not been uni
Regulating nacne In heavy gales the wind @,s' as
heretofore eGnsnee vas either prosned in hopeless
revoved with such Hpiity heat and cap greatly
to the injury Of my kind Of gearing attached besdcs in bad
ant h e" en sse obSaa I n'e e q he e onv '!e n
ecton that possibly be urged the Inconsistency the
wind This compensated for by the fact requires 40
outlay or expense to run the wind ellne-o tend
tue TO feed it, s with steam power The mill is ready any
the compass will I'LL are tanks ponds can be used
during the intervals of the winds blowing the the
mill pumps and reservoir in proportion the quantities
water required there is certainty of having abundance
through the For railroad stations cotton
plantations such conrvance uneuaed both for pumping
water and Erlndng corn. ornamened fountains. small
sized MILL with moderate wind, will raise 1000 aous wa
ter and grind five bushels of hour. further infor
nation, or orders. address
S. e: GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New)reans
o24dlawSWly Sole Agent for the Southern States
GEEVlNG MACHINE-A superior Sewing Machine
~ in fine order for sale low, REnqure No 70 Poydas
street. an6
r PEFREGEfATOEsS AND WATER COOL
.Ie ERS.-A superior article of UPRIGHT REFRIGERA-
TORS varying in price from SIS S5-some with Tcewater
Tanks
Also, complete assortment of WATER COOLERS and ICE
PITCHERS, at
HENDERSON & G AINEs, 90 Canal street
WEISI1Y-3Oob bbls and half hbls Old Monongahela;
w 300 Boye's Celebrated;
POO ;. Rectied, for sale by
JOSEPH LANDS L CO.,
So $3 Tchoupitoulas street.
tANDdtEGS-000 whole, half und quarter boxes Proctor
" u Gamble Star, for sale by
= JOSEPH LANDS, & CO.,
20 a3 Tchouptoulas street.
M OLASSfGS2OJ whole and 100 half bills superior oua
'1 y from Leighton Refinery in fine shipping ORDER land
Ing andn store for sale by
BAREIII & CO., Gl Common st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

AEsA ESTLLI1 SPRINGS, ESTILL COUNTY, KEN
Eg TUCkY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M en'ucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic
tain and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1t is y-fve miles Lexng-
ton and accessible by fine graded rond Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stnge Company for running
line of daily fo horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
so that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place is in fine condition and open the recep,n
Of visitors. Mrs. O. CH[IES,
my23 --..".... JOHN CuILES,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEASs-I.EEDs Il
~ Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical
aont4 Steam EnEnes n9lers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths, Bars etc and all
Machinery required for the South. -
We have been duly authorized and prepared
fe12 d&Wly LEEDS K co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

.IUNESCHLOSS BROS. IL Co,
N/'| Id Camp street. bet, leave advise the City
S~%FAh and Country trade that they have on hand
on consignment and to close
" forthwith, large of Guns, Rifles
Pistols rds Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Portemon
Builders Hardware of every descriptions Crates Tools etc
etc. etc. they oer at most reasonable prices accomno
ting terms. feiA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

z DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NrxoN 4 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24
-. HALI,S I, ATRNlr sIONCrtE, E,IrIl EIIa E

s4ssaToGNINI,12 l. & IA CONT ST., Billiard Table Manu-
ssiacnrer has constantly hand second
t---V hand BILLIARD TABLES Also all articles be.
longing TO Billiard Saloons, such Billiard Cloths Balls
md sreithers Also Keno Boxes and Cards. Ten Pins and
Balls The undersigned havingadded to his Manfactory
Saw and Planning Mill receives orders planning
of all descriptions Boxes for packing merchandise of all sizes
on hand and made to order Planning always hand for sale
Also Mahogany and Walnut Of all descriptions low rates.
Mr. Anognini has also hand large quantity OF log and
ossi4ne wood prepared for sold
the North He has also on hand large of of
MI sizes. Tor CoOperS, Mt moderate prices. Oh ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24

7. B. SMITH, No. 4Tchoupitoulas st.
at Ecksburg. = 9 - "a ~"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-25
NEW YORK ITEMS

MARCH 2L-Thc Police Commissioners tn the
case of the Chief Police, Marshall, have unani-
mously decided that he was bcru in England,
but as his father was naturaiixed during the
sons minority, the Chief is an American c!ti-
zen. Tho case was then dismissed
stable belonging to the Brooklyn city rail
lFoadNas destroyed by FIRE this morning. together
with Is horses. An adjoining staie, occupied by
the Knickerbocker ice company, also destroyed,
but the horses were got out safely. The Brook
! lyn City Mills sustained some damage.
Capt Wood, of the ship icrma1Iil, arrived At
this port yesterday from Havre and furnishes
the following account of the sinking Of the ship
John Rutledge, by running into an iceberg, and
the rescue of only one Of the ships company
On the 26th ult., observed \ ships boat aSIde,
and dispatched boat in quest of it. On ap-
preaching the strange boat, it was found to con-
tain alive, Thomas ". Nye, Of New Bedford, the
only survivor of crew of Is persons, the re-
mainder having persisted OF starvation and cold.
This man had been in the boat nine days. Nye's
hands and feet were very much frozen. The boat
also contained the bodies of airs. Atkinson,
and three others names unknown. all belonging
to the ship John Rutledge, and Capt. Kelley of
! New York.
The ship John R1tledgc left Liverpool for this
port on 18th Jan'y, aud fell in with ice on the
18th Feb in lat. 42:34 south, long. 1856 west.
Gotinto atield- Of ice next day, butsucceedetl in
working clear; subsequently. however, ran into
an iceberg, stove ahOlesin the bows, and was
abandoned. At P. NJ five boats with the PAS
sengers and sTesr left the ship. 1t was the in
tention of Mr, Atkinson, the nate. to have left
the vessel in the first boat, but she broke adrt
and he and several others went down with the
wreck
twas conjecturetI that the other boats, which.
were we'll manned and furnished with compass
es, would pull for the Gulf Stream, as the wea-
lther was severely cold, and might possibly be
Epicke1 up.
The compass of herescued boat was acciden-
tally broken, and being cloudy, her crew could
mot shope their course After picking up the
boat the Germania staod TO the northward until
lark, and then lay to during the night in hope
of discovering some of the missing boats but
as nothing could be seen of them, they bore
away to the southwest, keeping Il lookout All
the time y During the forenoon 6. very heavy
snow storm prevailed. The weather became
cloudy towards noon. A bark came out of the
ice at the same time as the Germania- She stood
to. the westward and probably fell in with the
boats ofthe j. R. The j. R. belonged to Harr-
land & Ridgeway of this city, and had about
$50 passengers She left Liverpool with a crew
of 90, asyet but one is known to have been saved
twenty-five person were on board when the
last boat broke loose, and just before the ship
went down
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-25
EHE a EST NE S
--s-- = EsfsREElsl 10 IN +
- MAGNETIC WLEGRAPH-
- eoNGRIEEssIoNAsI

- " a.
SgsAzE.=-z=ssffr. SSegaFd offered Z resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the President to
communicate TO the Senate any information in
his relative to the revolutionary pro-
Eeeedngs-in Nicaragua especially the seizure OF
the ilEEanslt Co 8 property 2 -
/ On nlotionof Mr.. Seward the eom.son Libra
y was iustruc to consider the expcsIiene5 o.
some g1sIatve recognition of the eminent ser
vices Of ,thesexp under Dr. Kane, in the
Arctic regions 1922 .,its = -
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF
the deficiency bill
On motion of Ar. Weller the Pacific Railroad
bill was made tho special order for thciI4th of
April. -sg -
A bill creating a public prifiting, booIs-bind-
ing and engraving establishment, was made the
special order Of the day for April 2lst Adj
journed.
House,-The Speaker announced the Kansas
Investigating committee: Carnpb>ll of:0, How
ard of Mich, Oliver of L:In.
Mr.. MilSon addressed the House ut some
length, condennatory of tae action of the Navy
BOARD
Ajoint resolution passed after debate, giving
the new members of Congress books equal in
value to those which rnembers=of former Con-
crosses have received, about 81 900 each. Adj
iourred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-25

We yesterday visited the extensive Foundry
Establishment Of Messss- Culbertson, Morrison
q q Co.. on Market street, and found it in full
blast The ware-room is crowded with stoves
81 beautiful and excellent patterns, and machine
irons OF most subscriptions, and among which
We noticed piles of threshing machine irons, the
part oil an order Of 200 sOtts to go to Ohio. We
also noticed Preparations for casting some very
HSaEy work They are prepared to cast machin-
ely irons at this foundry, from the very lightcst
required IN the mechanical arts, to the heaviest
needed by manufacturers. The stoves, for kitch-
IN ana PariOr, madeby Messrs. Culbertson, Nor
I rs & Co., are well known every where in the
We. west for their adaptedness for the purposes in
tended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-25
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrTsBrRGu, March 24.-Rivcr standing at
10 feet-entirety clear of ice, having run out on
Saturday night and yesterday. Weather cool
and windy. Several steamers are preparing to
leave and some have arrived
-, [LATRRl
Prrrs, eve. March Silver o feet g inches,
rising very slowly. Ice is still running out of
the Allegheny. The weather is cloudy and
cool:
cNcSsArr. March 24.-River 10 feet and
CiS., eve March 24-Bivcr 1a feet inches
and rising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-25

VIRGINIA AID Tennessee RAnRc4D.-Messrs
G W. Purcell & Co., of Richmond, have dispo-
sed Of 100000 OF the second mortgaged bonds
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Gompa-
nv THIS with the amount of $500, 900 sub
scribei by the State viii insure the speedy COM
pletion of the important Improvement to the
Ysanessse hae.