Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-15

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WEEKLY, pr sHnsia, : 90
wHEELING. " A.
SATURDAY MORN NOVEMBER 10. 1886.
Mr BecassAs.s capISEr Various specula-
tions arc afIeat touching the component parts OF
tAeneSteAbsnet ID. s Dickinson, Of Nsav York,
BE Hs.lett, Of Massachusetts, r. II. 7. Hum
Ter, Of Virginia. John slidsl, Of Louisiana Jesse
D. Bright, Of Iudiana,s III. 4. Wise, OF Virginia,
and some others, have been named
Sls.s------
II Is stated that there VIII be great falling
Of ii the resources Of Virginia, IN Consequence
of thsdecrease in stock diving. Notwithstansl-s
ing alzsge number Of eattle had passed down
the valley, set AFTER al had been driven, there
Is a falling OF from fe,o 900 to 10000 on the
amount driven last yesr from Tennessee and
Southwestern Virginia.
'fas news OF the recent treaty between Hon
aalas and England. aslied Rtiatan on the 17th
nit. and caused considerable excitement The
public opinion WAS almost unanimous against
the recognition Of tiie sovereignty OF Honduras,
and 3 large portion Of the Inhabitants were de-
termined 10 resist the measure il It were forced
upon them. Many were in favor OF endeaYor-
ing to become an Independent republic The
island Is inhabited By about $500 people a
large portion Of them. blaclzs-but all speaking
the EngIi.h language
MAEfso MALLEaRLa Iisos DIREcr PROM EHE
oRx---MF.S alter, Of Newark, New Jersey, has
patented an invocation which promises to De Of
much inportance. Itrelates to the making of
,nalleable iron direct from the ore and consists
in expelling the impurities Of the ore by expo
singit to amoderate heat during the FIRST stages
Of the process, and IN then gradually Increasing
the temperature; agitation is kept up through-
out the operation. The whole process Is effect
ed by one tiFc, and by single furnace Of pecu.
liar Construction.
It's designed to enable the srelter to arrest
the reducing process 1t the point where the de-
oxydization Of the ore has been completed, and
before m injurious excess Of carbon has been
absorbed BY the metal. By this method but
one process IS required, and wrought iron is
thus produced, It is stated, attic same cost as
pig iron the latter is worth only ss5 per ton;
the wrought iron from Ss5 70 800.
Should the authorizations Of the inventor be
realized, his invention win work a revolution In
the iron business throughout the world
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cosenrss according to the best calculation
that can be made. the Senate Of the United
States for 1857 will stand as follows :-Bnchan-
IN 81, opposition 20, uncertain 2 total 60, with
Democratic majority of II. The House of
Representatives Of the (new orr Thirty-Fifth
Congress viii be about as follows - Buchanan
1s2, opposition lo2; (probahie) Democratic
majority 90. The figures may vary a little from
the above but fair working majority must be
conceded to the Democrats There have been
already chosen to the s5th Congress, &c Demo-
crats and SO Opposition, giving the latter 20
majority elections are, yet to be held in Ala
harna Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, Tennessee. Texas and Virginia, all
probably Democratic; in Kentucky Demo-
cratic, while Rhode Island New Hamp.
shire and Connecticut viii probably elect
Opposition members From the above named
States in the present Congress, there are
4s Democrats and 80 Opposition; present ma
. jority for the forIner4
PRonISESr LIcruREhs. took occasion the
other day, to speak Of the propriety and utility
of securing, once week, from now until spring,
lecture upon some interesting subject, from
some of the eminent men of the country, who
are every day passing and passing US to fill
their engagements Since then we hsve pro-
cured a list Of the addresses of some of them,
and We here snbjoin ii, in case any Of our Hall
committees should think proper to comuiunicate
withithem. AT reasonable price Of admission
we cannot but think 1t would be profitable to all
concerned.
Park Bunjainin, New York city
ssDEsJ. n. Buchanan, Cincinnati, Ohio q -
Rev. Z. II. Chaplin, New York city
Clarence Cook, Newbufch, II. Y n
w. Elder, Philadelphia, Pa
II w. Emerson, Concord, Mass.
REV. o, B. rockingham, Jersey City
Parke Goodwin, Roslyn, i. I.
Rt Rev, Bishop Hopkins, Burlington, Vt
J. g. Holland Springfield, Mass
w. II. O. Hosincr, Avon, \. Y.
Prof 4. Hitchcock, Amherst, Mass. rs
Rev. T. S. King, Boston, Mass.
Rev. John Lord, Stamford, CT
Horace Mann. Yellow Springs, o.
Rev. w III. Milburn, New York city.
Piiny Miles, New York city.
d. G. MITCHELL New Haven, CT
Rev. John Pierpont. Williamsburgh, n Y.
w. Stark, Manchester, n. II.
W. q. Simns, care OF j. S. Redfield, \. Y
Rev. J. p. Thompson, New. York city,.
John Thompson, Poughkeepsie, n. Y
Bey. John Todd, Pittslicld, Mass
EP. Whipple, Boston, Mass
Prof ". K. Pendleton Bethany Va
r Richardson.
Wines. Washington, Pa
LOUISIANA ITExs B.fr5,isq OF GisEio Paris1
JsfiL-'fhe Caddo Gazette OF the 25th ult gives
fun particulars Of the burning OF the parish iail
on Sunday night previous, The fire originated