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The daily union., 1856-04-03

ass From ClsaiEed, by Shawsyille Prenehyilo, Rsr
thsus sslt Lick, and Bisch isaDd, 10 kaalns, a.
"A th miles and back. week
Leave Clesrheld Friday at an.
Arrive q keasing same day BY 8 b n,;
z Leave Ksa,ing Saturday ats ! M;
Arrive si CIea5keld same day by 8 pFa
Proposals. fer dhreeiimcs-a-w SERVES to kar-
g9 shaas arc isvitsd. E.@@
1850 Foa Csarhsld BY Gsahamtor, and ylersswn, to
yr5 Meshanaoa, ~ miles and back, twice week.
Leave Clearhed "wednesday and Friday ut 8 a nj
Arrive q Meshannon same day by5pm;
Leave MeshanDon Tuesday and THURSDAY at 3 a m;
s Arrive 4. CleaIEsld same day BY S r nj
1910 From cIcar6sld, BY Bloomingion, Erlsrds Mills,
and Aasonyile. % New Washington, ~ miles
Bidders win propess schsdule of departures and ar
nsais Proposals for txice-s-week service are in
1871 From cieassa Bridge, by Aasonylle, to New
washington, ~ miles and back, ones week.
Leave Ceafdeld Bridge Friday d sa III;
Arrive at New Washington same day by p m;
Leave New Washington Saturday al nj;
.att AHfse n Clearhrld Bridge same day by pm
Psopossis e commence q Clesrfslin lsa Of Clear
ae7a From smh's Mills, By Jefries, to Clear6eld, as
nlles and back, once week. &
Leave Smilhs Mills Saturday at Sam,
NJ Arrive q ClearfeId same d.y BY SPIN;
.t.,E ~ Leave Csarheld Friday al q a m;
Arrive q sm'tls Mls same day by4pm.
3373 From Caledonia, by Benezeo and Hicks Run to
second Fork. "a miles and back, once week.
Loavs Caledonia Friday At sa nj
Arrive at Second Fork same day by SPIN;
LeavsSscend Fork Saturday, q, am;
Arrive at Calsdonia same day by 8 b n 4 .
a3H From Curwinnvlle, by Lumber City and Fruit Hill,
to r Williams, e miles and bach, once week
Bidders will propose schedule of departures and ar
M rivals. Isss 44Sf4 F8 '8gTV@g
a315 From Euthersburg, by Big Runand Punxuawnay,
10 Smcksburg, 3 miles and hack twice week
',! Leavs Luthersburg Monday and Friday al sam;
-" Arrive at SmicksbuTg same days by s pm;
Leave Smickaburg Tuesday and Saturday at M
. Arrive q Luthersburg same days by q p 10.
3s76 From Brookvle, BY Carington, 10 Maronyile &c
ias miles and back, nnee week. M & 4
Leave Brookyiile Friday at m,
,s4.3s Arrive st Maronyillc same day BY 3 nm; s5@
Leave Ma ienyille Saturday al 4 m;
Arrive at Brookvllle same day By d NJ
3377 From Brcokyle, by Rnggod and Porter to SioksA
burg, ~ miles and hack, cp1e 1 week
Leave Rroakvills Friday III ii;
Arrivs g snIieksbuIs tans dayby 5pm, ~@
Leave snicksburg Saturday al 8 Z n,;
Arrive At Brookyillo sa,ne dav - X ~
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Arrive at Greensburg same days by 7pm.
3sl2 From Greensburg, by Harvcy's Five Points, to
Salem Roads, 10 miles ana back, three times
Leave Greensburg Tuesday, Thursdsy, and satur-
Arrive al Salem x Road. same day. by iam,
Leave Salem Roads Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrvest G.sensburg same days by4pm.
33l3 from GreensbuEg. Harrison City, Manor Dale,
and Marysyills, 2 Losans Ferry, % miles and
Leave Gresnsburg Tuesday and Friday usam,
Arrive at Logans Ferry same Days by pm,
Leave Logans Ferry Thursday and Saturday at
aal4 From Grosnsbars, BY Madison, 70 wos, Newton,
l6 miles and back, once week.
Ls We Greensburs Thursday at pm;
Anve q, West Newton same day by 6 p m;
Leave West Newton Thursday at Ga nj
Arrive at Greensburg sane day by u m.
33l5 From seins Grove, by Krslzesvlls, New Berlin
and Bsrbers Mills, TO Mifiinburg, 20 miles and
back, once week..
Leave Selns Grove Thursday at 70 m;
Arrive At Miflinborg same day by 5 m;
Leave Mjfiinborg Thursday at a m;
Arrive al Selins Grove same day by II q m.
back, once o week.
Leave Seia's Grove Saturday a.6am;
Arrive 2. Middleborg same day eysam;
Leave MIddletnrg Saturday at 10 ms
Arrive at Selihs Grove sane day by . m.
. Proposals for twice a.wesk service are invited.
ssl7 From Alsquippa by Hopewe, pa,lop.vile, Wood.
bury, Martnsburg and Sp lnghed Furnace, 10
Williamsburg, IS miles and back, three times
week. SsE- ss.srt""..~ .tn. .'
Leave Allaquppa Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day OF a M
Arrive at Williamsburg same days by 7pm;
Leave Williamsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at 4 m; 7"s @@
Arrive at Alaqappa same days by pm.
ssis From AIlaquipps, BY six.Mils Run Broad Top,
Eagle Foundry, Tvdd, Csssvile and Calvin 10
Mil Creek, % miles and back, once a week.
Leave Allaquppa Friday st am;
Arrive At Mill Creek same day by 7p 10;
Leave Mill Greek Saturday at 5 m;
Arrive at ANaquippa same day by 7pm
Proposals for three-,imes-a. week service between
Min Creek and Cassyile are invited
1919 From West Barre, by Mssseysburgh and Monroe
Furnace, 70 Pine Grove Milis, ii miles and bsck, |,
twice a week. <. =. ..r u. . 4
Leave West Barre Tuesdsy and Saturday at o m,
Arrive az Pine Grove Mills same days by m,
Leave Pins Grove Mills Tuesday and Saturday q,
I9mt "
Arrive at West Barre same day. SPIN.
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Leave Dsav1Is Tuesday, TAursdsy, and Saturday
Aai.. = w Il ws.hIssiOssilIs same da,s W Ri pm,
Leave wasbing'ensiils Tuesday, rhursdsy, and
Arrive a Dansills same days BY 6pm.
PopOsals ior sx-lalsa-a-wssk service may Be sub
pm %II Union Corner, by Elysburg and Bear Gap 10
va Paxinos, is miles and back. three tmes week.
Leave Union Corner Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdsy al 1 p m; .-4a.. - "a
Arrive st Paxinos same days by p m; NJ
Leave Paxiaes Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive !, Union Corner same days by l2 m; L
Nag From Bloomsbury BY Light Street, orasgevills,
''' Peasr's, and New Columbus, 70 Gambia, 10
miles and hack, three times week.
Leave Bloomskurg Monday. Wednesday, and Fu-
day, afsr arrival Of PailadsiPhia mail-ssy at
Arrive at Cambria same days BY pmi
Leave Cambria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
A'riys a Bloonsbnrg same days BY liam.
,o.7 From Bloomsbusg, ny Buckhorn ard Jerseytown,
-" to White hall, IA miles and back, three times
Leave Boomsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and satar,
Arrive q, White Hall same daysby IAN;
Leave White Hall Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
Arrys =, BIoomsburg same days by6pm. .a
,o4s From, Bloomsbury by Bear Run, Mllyls, Chssnut
'"' Grove, and Moreland, TO Muncy, 10 miles and
back, Cnce q Wetk4
Leave Bloomsburg Thursday at ; am
Arrive a, Nancy same day by pmi
Leave Muncy Friday at I u m;
Arrive at Bloomsburg same day by 6p m.
Proposals for twice-sweek, also for .hreetimes-a-
IL week, service are invited
,,aa From Berwick by Evansville, Fowersyie, Orange
WV vile, Rohrsburg, Greenwood, Serene, and Mill
vile, 70 Jerseytown, 26 miles and back, three
times a week
Leave Berwick Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at2pm;a e'@.%.'E
Arrive At Jerseytown same days by p m; ....
Leave Jer,tyioan Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at d M; ...-,.a.,-or@. u.usts q.
Arrive at Berwick same days by IL N. . ss,..s q.
saso From Berwick, by Fonndryyils, Fishing Creek,
New Columbus, Csmbra, and Fairmount Springs,
TO Red Rock, 81 miles and back, twice week,
Leave Berwick Monday and Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Red Rock same days by 7 pm;
Leave Red Rock Monday and THURSDAY at a m;
Arrive al Berwick same days by IL m. ..
so5l From Lewisburg, by Bufalo "a Roads, Fonst Hill,
VOLTS Store, Rebersburgh, and Madisonburgh,
to Nitlany, 46 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lewisburg Friday at ia m;
Arrive al Niltany same day by p m;
Leave NittaLy Saturday at am;
Arrive at Lewisburg same dry by p m.
n - III Y
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ANTI.NERRAsKA CAUCUS.

WASH, April 1.-The prominent feature Of
Observation-Disclosures caucuSat the Capitol last night
Was speech by Gen Pomeroy, who responded
to general call to hear from the State of Kansas
in regard to the public opinion there He said
the people were anxious to have the State adj
ton was pouring into Kansas at the rate of one
thousand a week, the enumeration being made
At Kansas City He graphically described the
alleged invasion of the territory by Missourians
and the threatened capture By them OF Lawrence.
and denounced the elections in that territory as
illegal Hegaye has assurance that the people
there were oVerwhelmingon the siie of freedom.
This Was hailed by the -Nebr;tskaites with
wiId delight He vas certain that any interior
ence with their rights by invaders would be Sc
riously resisted. He made long speech, and
answered many questions Propounded by his de-
lighted listeners. The caucus than adjourned
till Monday next.
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" 4SHEA6IORs,. hpF1I i.
SESATE-1fr. Mason from the committee on
Foreign Relations reported joint resolution
amending the act of March 1855, to remodel the
diplomatic and consular system in the O. s He
explained that the resolution proposed to change
tiat feature which seemed TO make it mandatnFy
on the President TO elevate all our FOREIGN min
istsTs resident lie ministers plenipotendaTies and
to ak . salary 70 each mission Congress has
no power to command but could only recon-
mend this 70 the President. Resolution passeE /.
Mr.. Clayton resumed his remarks from yes
terday, onthe subject of the Naval Board, In Or
der to prove that il was no disgracs 70 officers to
be placed on the retired list He mentioned the
fact that in England heroes Of the Nile and TraE
alsar were relieved from active service, and re-
ceiyc less pay than other officers If the same
grade on our retired list lie Te.l:icj to Ar.
iIouston's attacks On Pende-grast, Dupont and
other naval Officers
Mr.. Bell Of Tenn, sustained, IN the main, the
proceedings and action Of the Naval Board, and
defended Lisut Maury from rsnsriIs IN Clay
tons speech.
NJ. Fitzpasrielasked Mr. Ben to ei7e way for
Mr. Cisytoi-I, hope the Senator VII finish
Nr BILL shallfpfsh at some time laugh
III. Clayton fearnsztIy]-The attach has been
made aud have an undoubted right to answer
now.
Nj. Mason-I move that the Senate now sd
joarn.
listen to the insOlsnee Of this man. 1t IS IN
Just, unjust, sir. (Sensation-}
Mr.. Mason-I call the Senator 10 order.
The chairrapped briskly with his hammer to
queii the excitemclt
Mr. Ben in the meanwhile exeiaiming, 'iet
aim go on with his insOlcnce, have heard Of
that gentleman insolcues before.
Bel while thus speaking pointed significantly
at Clayton
While they were engaged in this coIlOquy the
chair put the question, and declared the Senate
adjourned.
HorsE-Among the reports from standing
committees, were bills establishing additional
land districts in Kansas and NebrasRa.
Ten thousand copies Of the Central America
correspondence, together with that between the
United States and Great Britain on the arbitrE-
ton and enlistment question were ordered to
be printed. Also the same number of documents
on the commercial relations Ofthc United States
xith all the foreign nations, statistics compara-
tive tariffs, &c.
The House passed the bill appropriating
100000 for the peaeeabie disposition of the
Indian tribes on the Pacific coast, aad 5000
tor the purchase of gunpOwder.
House in committee on the Presidents Annu-
al aessage.-Ya rner vindicSted tue right OF TIE
Sonth in common Ia the territories OF the l. :.
Allison. spoke In opposition to the extension OF
slavery.
Adjourned
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FROM TIE SnETH.

BAETr1oRH, April 1.-The Southern mail this
morning bring New Orleans papers of Nednes-
day, As late as due.
They contain the tetaiIs Of the news from
Mexicn. received by the steamer Texas from
Vera Cruz According to a paragraph in the
Sigiio, the insurgents at Pueb!a were confined
to the cathedral San Austin, and were already
suffering from want of provisions, and there was
also = scarcity Of ammuniGOus.
Late letters from Lower California, according
to the Heraldo, announced the discovery of new
and very rich silver and gold, the product of
which has already reached La Peg
Senior Robes, the new Mexican Minister to
Washington, has arrived at Sev Orleans.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
PRu15tI I. s Quiet and firm, sales Of

APRn Ist-lOtbon quiet anu nFlll s2ie57 O
900 haies
Flour duh. sales of 1900 bbEs. at SO for
straight State, and I, 80 for Ohio. Wheat hrm,
sales of 1900 bushels. Corn IS hrn1eE, with
s,ies Of % Coo bushels Pork improving, sales
of 100 bblss Beef firm, sales of use bis Lard
dropping. with sales of81e bis Whisky frmer
sales oe450 b5ls at 90.
Coffee dull, with s1s of 500 bags Of Riogat
Ia Sugar active, with sales Of 600 hds. New
Orleans at saS II. Molssses DOPING, sales $50
tbls Orleans at 10. Eiuseed Oh frm, With sales
5000 gals. Lard oil quiet- Bacon wanted, sales
n 9 Il Hans Q -; shoulders { 81. Iron
dull. sales of 80 tons Scotch pig at $50, 5Oas6..
Stocks dali Chicago and Rock Island 95
Ia Cleveland & Toledo 50 .5-s. Enc 5T.-
Galena s Chicag65 III SIS Reading 921 q
n y. Central 995l-2 Missouri .s,s as. Tndi-
ana 5's s3I. Va $685. 81 Milwaukee and
Mississippi sc.
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FPOW S4NJrAN.

NV oKLEAxs, March s9th-The Daniel
Webster has arrived from San Juan with dates
to the Esd
Col. Schlesinger was marched cut of Costs
Rica on the 9th of March
Gen. Walker has been reinforced
$40 Americans had made formal declaration
of WIZ against Nicaragua, which reached Gren-
ada on the 10th Walker inmetii, :eiy returned
the compliment, and On the sane evening &C
compaEiiei the 500 men across the Lake 10 Yir-
The next day 800 men under Col schiesiager
marched to Casio Rica. Enc latest advices say
they had not got the enemy, but hsd provided
themselves with horses, intending to proceed
aguinst Guamo Castle. On the. 2I<t Major HeisS
arrived out Nth dispatches for Wheeler, the
American Minister The Emhas E laz from San
Salyado arrived at Grenada with dispatches ola
peaceful character
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GoI:G NORTH.

GOING soUTrE-Thr s.l1 4 ". Train viii connect at SAN
ssks 3tornins from Toleae; At Ionrcsyie With
Chicago Express tire Southern Division OF c. + Road
sisb Junction ~h CacHnaT EHTrsss from CIevs'and at
AIzrs Junction Ef;i Express FROM Pittsburgh, and ut
New ar viii ts East West Tranz The Central Ohio
Railroad
The 3e p IL Train VII connect at SAndnsE With steam
er Ba CITY Detroit: 9tonroeve With Train
G. T l. r. at Shelby Jgacriou u P. ". Eith the Nah
Fra m C. c. c r @ Coicnibus Cincinnati; At Mans
Fed Junction st5S5 P VI. fta Past train % a. ( r R.
so Prtarsh, aRi Nevarx with East and West Night
TTafls on Crtltrs4l OIi1 K. r.
G0iSG SOETu-Tt- 20 Tain TN make close con-
.au * Ssyagk 7!th Mail Esliair c. o.
r. 1t ST1,f-zII Exq-rss Pittsburgh
sirEsy I,alet-n,t 1918 viz. Cincinnati Express for
Cler.IsI. Bu4i5 M York. McUTosTilie with
Man T.Is.l G. (. T road TO TcFs'in ClcNso, DC.
9-igP Tra5a connset Newark with Express from
liz. -: "a CrtJaI Oi Roads at Mansfield function With
Past T4ln Pittsburgh Shehy Junction at 5-s1
Cc.ausii Mail i1r Cteygand. At aoRroeve with Night
Exurs fr Toi4i. Chicago, SanduSEy With the
steamer B1y Gig f5r DeE-oit and Chicago.
tsIndrsky, Aug L. ISIS ssPi5-a
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RrSovALS-L y. Keller has removed his
FEED store to the large red brick on Main street,
above List < HOwelrs.
Morrison. William: Co. have removed their
.ssye warcrOom to the building recently occu-
pied By Mrs. Bole, as shoe store, G. Main
Etreet, west-side, below Market alley.
George MendelI has removed to the room for
aerly occupied by Mr.. Robb, where he has eve
rythins in the Furniture line, called for As ne
esssity, or to please the eye
Tie Brush and Toy store Of Mr. Nieon. the
Blind man, has been removed to the room oecu-
riei by his brother as Saddlery wareroom-
Adams Express Company is removed to the
rom at the corner of Monroe and Market, under
the NcLure House
The Stage COmpany's Office will be found
n the room vacated by the Express Company.
The City Treasurer and Agent of the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company of Wheeling, win
hereafter be found in room under the Mcclure
House.
Partridge's Daguerrean Gallery is removing
to HOrnbrOok's building. and Adams has re-
removed to = room above Union street. up
stairs
The Stove Warehouse OF Hamilton & Clark
has been removed to the room, corner Main aud
Quiucy, Immediately under our Office.
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cIrY CoUNoIL.
LAsT NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
[sFEc1AL srssIOS.l

Council met at 4 o'clock-Present, his Honor
N4EOr Caldwell, and Messrs. BiekeI Cots, Clay
TO-, Fitzhugh, Forbes. Garden, Hubbard, List.
PinneH, Taylor, Tanner, Wait, Wheeler and
EilsOn--l6.
The proeeedings of the last meeting Of Coun-
dlEeFe read and approved
Mr. Dewey appearet)
The ordnance relative to agents. or sub-ageuts
OF Insurance Companies. not chartered by this
State and Brokers, was rrad finally and then
siyued
The ordinance imposing tax upon property
certain licenses. &c-fn the city of Wheeling. for
re year 1856, WAS read finally, and after 4
sight amendment, was ordered to be signed
(Nr. Dorsey aPPeared)
The regular license tax ordinance was finally
lead, signed and attested-
The Mayor announced theregular business Of
tie evening to be consideration Of the question
Of lsvyisg raiIrOad tax for 1856.
Mr. Fitrhugh spoke at some length and with
great force in favor Of maintaining credit for
honor aad integrity on the part of the city,
even though it should be necessary to levy a
Railroad tax.
To raise question, Gr. Forbes moved that
the committee on Ordinances be instructed tore
port an Ordinance at the next meeting of the
CO0aea, isSyiag tar of s-1s of per eentum
Tor the ensuing yeas, as railroad tax
Mr. Fitrhush desired to divide the question,
resolving ms, upon Railroad tax; and Alter
terTardi fixing the per eentnm Of the Asses
nent
DF. Tanner came Tonight, for the express pur-
pose OF voting against Railroad tax, and gave
-eossat reasons for the course he had laid down
foF himself He spoke during several minutes,
and Preiicted voice Of thunder from the peO-
pc IN case Of the leyying Of such tax. The
Marietta R r Co were among the most con-
Sunnately viIlainOus sxindling corporations in
existence BE opposed even dealing to any
further extent to theB ( OR R Co, because
nom its first eOntrsctit had maintained the most
Punie faith ever evineed by one corporation to
another. He believed the tax would iniure pro-
PeFty to 4 greater extent than the most COM
Pete repudiatiOn- We have no right to lay the
aH ia anticipation, especially while We have
-i'ees q \ . Per cent dividend by the b.
Mr. Hubbard, Dr.. Tanner and Mr. Fitzhugh
'Poke briefly again, and were allowed by Mr..
List who spoke several minutes, decrying the
liza Of repudiatlOn, while be advocated the as
'ssSnent Of from $40 to / per centum on The
nal estate Of the city.
NJ FOrbs Wifhdredp his motion which had been
amended BY M Fitzhugh by the insertion Of ]
PR esatHm, and then amended the amendment
q Mr. z By de insertion a 5.l6Of percent.
" Bieksl suggested that the Committee on
Ordinances should BE directed TO report an Ordii-
rance On blankJ assessing RaiIFosd tax. Ths
Mayor Suggested that the Finance Connittee
- shoud BE directed toprspaEs abasisof tta-
eltes uPoa which the eouncill nigh e eIiaabied
T = detsruiae the neeesEy rate PEI eeltli1n for
: = tlins rtae btlnkSiil s,lsil a nliinsEee
III Edtner Azneninents. r. sfn ieea
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IN, lr- E,pesett L DufieId. The pieces were
!. AT-s - and the Two Buzzards Ar.
-, 1t Is rngOmar, and Mrs. Duhfeld as Par
IN. rs, Although the piece vas not put on
4. stage in ss perfect manner as We have seen
!. u , i passed of weB, and NJ. Hanehett
~ " DuaSeld showed themselves performers
= "a mean ability. The plays for tonight are
s : ., and 'The Morning Call"
80. Hsnehett & Duffeld come to US high
;, recommended by the Evansville press, as hon
.sIs men and gentlemen, and we hope theirstay
d ON eity may be pleasant and profitable
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ACCInENT.

NV YoEk, April I-As row Of six stables
were being torn down yesterday, they fell and
several children were buried in the ruins. One
hoy Was taken out dead, two little girls serious
Iy injured, and one IS not expected to recover.
Tie negro, Wilson, who was arrested on a
charge of scuttIing the schooner Eudora Emo
gene, and afterwards discharged, was Yesterday
arrested by the U. S. Marshal for creating mu-
tiny on that vessel.
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: a. =
sitdtIa5stl on motion, the suggestions of HI.
Bickel and tue chairman were combined and.
GA mot lEs-e fasseti d. a1.iir,o,,sly.
CIR Hubbard asked permission and retised
The Mayor submitted a An Ordinance 10 4
mend tie SD section Of the Ordinance IN felas
ton to ordinaries. houses of priyate eateE4zis-
ment, and coffee houses The Ordinance was
passed.
Petition Of Christopher Schumacher for n
mission Of license tax-fort the keeping ola beer
house Laid on the table.
Quarterly report Of JnO- Irwin, Alderman Of
LIST Ward. Received
Petition of Jpo. somerriIle for license for an
Ordinary rejected.
Petition Of Conrad somer for coffee house IL
cense, 9dclass-Hanted
Petition Of Fred Head for merehant5' license,
at reduced rates with privilege of selling beer
gTanted-at usual rates
Petition of j. II. Allison granted 2
Petition of B. II Eoff and others, forpriyiIege
of constructing sewer f5aI Roff street to the
river. Granted4proyid7i that Council viii re-
serve equal Jurisdiction kith that Whied it pos
sessCs over its own seweS
Petition of J.H. Foste1 for license for q coffee
house granted
Alarge number Of other similar petitions be-
ing on the table, ON motion Of Mr.. Fitzhush,
the Clerk vas directed to Issue permits to al of
the applicants, extending to the FIRST day Of Nay
under the regulations now applying to such
houses,
On motion of Dr.. Tanner, the Mayor WAS au-
thcrfsed to issue permits to al new similar APP
plieapts extending to the same date, and no
longer.
Bin.of Geo. HaFdman-ressrred with accom-
panying papers, to Com. on Streets and Alleys;
to report
On motion of Mr. Clayton, the City Clerk was
ordered to procure new Docket for the Alder
man of the 4th Ward
Bin Of WIN. snodgrass, s5s.soressrred to the
Com on Acc'ts, to report
Report of the committee on Water Works
laid over.
onmotiOn of Mr.. List, the Mayor was request
ed to invite Mr.. PAUL. to appear at the next
meeting of the Council, and explain the prOvis-
ions of the recently passed Railroad bill.
On notionof Mr. Forbes, the publication Of
the two tax Ordinances read this evening,was or
dered.
Mr.. Pannoll requested a submission of an 4
mendatory Ordinance relative to license for The
atricai performances. The Ordinance was sub
rnifted and the blanks were filed per diem, 50;
for month $50 for one year 800. The Or
dinance was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Forbes the committee on
Market House were instructed to report the
rental price of stalls in the market, and upon
the propristy Ofraising the rent thereof
On motion, the committee on Markets were
ordered to procure the removal of the n. E
stairway of the City Hall, and the erection of
SHAMELESS in their place.
Council then adjourned to Thursday evening
regular meeting
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

ox,h.lf Of our citizens win wake up this NOR
-, not knowing where the other half live
" have not seen such general moving for q
,,r, lime such perfect tumble.Out as We had
v.Eter,lay. hapPeared that every body was
,r. Of the great piles of ice in their back yards,
vt;,b had stared them in the f4ce an winter,
,r.Iri.bed to go to some other house, equally
- .y but where they did not haveaceess to the
h,rE yards. Draynen had it al their own way,
8.,n,,ssiug one dollar and one dollar and quar-
t,,,l,a4 We, for oae, are ''fernenth" moving.
We don't believe in cleaning up other peoples
sl- and re never knew family to move who
didsotsa az, What an Gazful dirty housed"