Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-04

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-. ,;,,r b.s. been becoming s'iine by degrees
1Is less each day In fact its no,
AZ, ~ ,o it.n, in trade here; a vigorous showe:
S,,ay evening, LEFT it at a stand OF le inches
GS45P. ". this afternoon. and from to-day
,,,,;i further notice, freight aud as'coi'lmoda-
...t,,io will leave Bellair for GAINESVILLE Re
'-.;,..it willlcayc GAINESVILLE at a:4J n NJ
vo,s Booxs.-Iiuicl;erboeker and Putnam
., ,,,,,st Brai,l,wai,s Retrospect No. ASXIlI,4
~ .r5 , gnceaneers Dsashter, by Ned Buntlinc,
.';s ,o Letter or the Chip Boy the Dry Dock"
:, saEr,el Canty, aud lots Of new music, has
Ssep received by Robinson & Bro, No Z, Wash
ington Hall. -..s..s---
r.r ,Tryr pr Tnr MAtLs.---Wc learn from
H., .pinsbn,eS Post that tho President of the
05i5 and Pannsylgapia Railroad Company has
,,,,,med the Secretary of the Pennsylvania So
Nv tina, all sock sndnrticlcs intended for ex
t,b;,iou al lle approaching State Pair, will be
r,,i-1l over the said ruad, free OF charge, and
t;.srs cs,iii.,i at the usual excursion rates.
.Tts sane paper speaks thus Of A;dilame Tour
5;r,. vito Teee.itly rerfut1ned in this city,
iii, ,ly is one Of the most acknowledgements
t.asss ofour day, aud she will no double have
eyzl, Of people % Sce her performances while
i III. CITY. Sac has visited nearly every city
A!Se Union, only to win golden opinions from
people, as a daring aud graceful rider
The Providence (R H. Journal seems exerci-
,ei about the weather.
ave ssii nothing about the weather OF Last
llsd,V aud the preceding Days. 1t is not asnb
-stilst VIC care to Speal; Of. We have the con-
,ils,i5l, to learn that 1t was worse iii boston,
sbrse they record the thermometer ut lou de-
.fses IL favorable positions. The reports from
Newport are very agsr:tTattng.
\ travelling correspondent Of the Baltimore
american thus speaks Of Ohio politics:
lhepOiieal excitement in OHIO is very great,
and will rot abate until Congress a1journs, and
the i.nstCs are thus deprived Of the food for
agitation. Ask any body in Ohio how the State
i, Euinsi in November, and should they be Dem
ant American, or Black Republicait, they will
teTl YOU that Fremont will sweep il. Stop At
any Of the tayerRs, country hotels, or Court
QoiiSsS and YOU Aill hear tie EIe,s'Ont iiaranG-
rrs crOwding down all opposition, ridiculing the
prospects Ok Ftllmote aud Buchanan, and quot
lug the NeW York Herald as the textbook OF
their filth. Greedy isnowicreuow, but Bennett
i the oracle Of the party, lie has perfectly ecllps-
LAD the lesser lights OF tIn.aiicisln, and II |
lai'lSe not hsS taken from the Tribune large
l'tti9n Of its circulation in theW est. y party,
hu's'er, with Bonnet as its oracle, must be ali
sftsneTal concern, and will scarcely stand in
III uRdl November, indeed I doubt very much
Asdrength is not now greatly maSnil.cd and
suggerlted by ths Number of its noisy and
gD1Gi1g advOcatcs.
lie Philadelphia Journal says:
iesumittee Of stoekholderS Of the Ohio and
2.asylvania Railroad Company, appointed to
i1fssg1te the affairs Of theconcern, have made
ea' report, which has been published in pam
ldtttJGm The report charges the late nan
issasHt with extraYRgance. inc0mpetcncy and
slal dedication. The charge Of dedication
Lsllfaei to the late treasurer, who is alleged
tx 10 arrears $4,000. Aciyil suit for dana
e. recommended against the late president
'a secretary. for suffering the treasurer to de-
ieiIe the moneys of the road with his own
'eters' tirul at PittSburg when believed by the
,amnity TO be in Strengthened circumstances
The Milwaukee American in speaking Of the
prizes Of labor in that part of the West says:
The cry is still for labcrerS In the city all
Anls Of mechanics can get round wages, and
onlmon laborerS are scarce ut 81 ,25 and 81 30
~ day. The farmers Of Rock, WalwOrth,
lGlge and othG. central counties are giving
Via and g per day for harvest help.
The Boston Transcript says Ole Bull gives
no towards establishing new German Re-
'Qbliean paper in Wisconsin. lie is to take the
bump for Fremont through that State,
The nan,e Of the Honorable Joseph Hiss again
spears in the New England papers, and that
- as delegate to the Fremont Convention at
Worcester. We are not informed whether he
had Mrs Patterson in charge again or not,
The Toronto tcanadaY COlonist says that Sc
t,ous riots have taken place in the parishes Of
at Agnes Malbaie st Irene, and st Ftdclc,
a Z. the inhabitants having risen, IN, erowdsand
attacked the Municipal Councils, beating them
and turning then out Of their rooms, dpsetting
'ae tables and Selling and carrying OF all the
a''ATes SHd papers. The cause is the imposs
Is direct taxes for roads.
"REAr SEoorrSe MA1ca.-A great trap shoot
,ls match took plaee near Saudusky, recently,
os''sen Nr. Vim Dewey. Of that city, and Mr..
:, .aiFtss BVadord Of ciereland. Ono hundred
'''ds were given To esch nan--boands=y 100
!'rdS Is ysrds rise.
IN L5 IS Round Of twenty-five sRots-Bradford
s5 !; = birds Dewey killed 20 birds
.;i g Roqnd-Bradford Iilled 90 birds. Dewey
~nsd y birIls.
., y IN, R:ognd-BradEord killed go birds Dew
, ;4 "a Round, p Alternate Shots-RradGor,l
N. & " birds Dewey killed % birds. -
b, I"al killed-By Bradford, So by Dewey, sc
Dewey, it will be seen By tie above, Gays the
numerical Register beats Bradford three birds
NasA tifty shots had been made, the. parties
=, ,.ooa At tie. Tde same was also when, severn
!,l'e shots had bOeai made. On The fourth
, ~ NJ Dewey gained his three birds, and
n 4 adversary, in good.natnred, gentlemanly
'!iS' acknowledged himself "5eat.r = ft..,
IA NRW Kixb or wnEA4.-T lte Detroit (Mich.)
ii ,-1s 81 the 9th inst; saTs:--Johnattan
Il ~. o. Grand Blanc, Gen. Gn, has grown