Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-01

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prrr-There WAS at dusk last evening
iD' - inches scant. The Titania, drawing
soai ;,cb.s we learned, rubbed the bottom pref
I-I 80 in some places to-day, on her trip down
= ,As c,sohsnvillc. We've heard Of boats that
H' w.. NJ onIr a heavy. dew Of nights, to run in,
"'a' ~ T;,snia seems determined to steam
. -. as long as the stones arc any way slip
,,,y She can be relied ON.
1,1 XtsuT's MAls.-The correspondent OF
,ss y 4. Commercial says, the question now is
~bsther the Republican majority which voted
&. ,bc emulsion of Brooks, will resist his adj
.-;..;,, to his seat, now that he is reelected.
Then. Y. Express has a right good campaign
conc. which concludes thus =
s,,.d many Oihees We all know, before,
RoSij5r around, around eEonnd'
scr ~, IN nm BE People cry, let iln IlLL.NOAE,
hb. gees bob6ins around.
The New York News says
I've shall announce in day or two certain
,.ss That will aStOnish the DisuniOnistS. Among
F,.s who are about to take the stump for Bu-
t.nsu are the two L. 5. Wing Senators from
NNyhnd. Stand from under.
Tli,i, commencement week at Yale College.
y.1, week. August 9th, Williams College,
u,, will celebrate their commencement, and
=, the fftieth anniversary of the foundation Of
,..rsan Missions in the mission Park"
livery thing is reported as very lively at sa-
aD:s Springs
The Fair Of the American Institute, n. ",
es al, is expected to excel that of any previ
"a year. Extensive preparations arc in pro-
rs& ..
The imports of sugar into New York last
,sk amounted in value to nearly three millions
d dollars. The total imports of the week, in
asing dry goods. were s6,s8s,e9T. s,
Ain has been introduced into the councils of
savannah, imposing a tax of $500 each, on all
srss or free persons of color brought or sent
t. that city for the purpose of being transported
10 Liberia, or any other foreign country.
The Utica q. " Herald says, the suferings
Of the potato, turnip and other members of the
ground dwelling fraternity are fast attaining the
intOueraSle ~
Under the regulation of our State University
each Senatorial District is entitled to one state
student We notice in this district, comprising
Otio,. Brook, and Hancock no appointment has
ys, been made For some reason it has been
postponed until the 10th of Sept. next APpli-
eioas until that time, we suppose, will be i'll
e.lz. 1850
he assessors return of the wealth of Boston,
s0E it to be nearly three hundred millions OF
dis which if divided among its inhabitants
sad give nearly two thousand toeach-
lie Steubenvillc Herald concludes some re-
rrki gu "Fees at Funerals" thus: ''MOney
rlHag and soul saving arc two distinctive and
,nsgsaistic pursuits 1t appears also, our CO.
.aYnry was saUbbed by Madame Tournaire,
SaIsOtF this fling. "Circusses are of doubt
Encouragement, and no profit to the press, if
are as mean as the one on exhibition in Steu-
t1ile last evening" Why didn't you walk in
Fave did, You're modest that's what ails
= -
he ZanesriIle Aurora expresses itself thus
sshlngly and lugubriOusly about the Old Nc
lire Mausion, "once the pride of the neigh
s'hood and boast of the proprietor, stands to-
ny dripping with therain, among the irontracks
4 improvement, dilapidated relic of pride and
ontort, as it used to be. Exactly.
The New York Post says general alarm is
r:ining to be felt over many parts of the coun-
at the steady continuance of the drought,
'ieh has already caused serious damage to the
sowing crops in Virginia, MaryIaadand Texas.
swell as at the East ~
ltseetns that i. was al a hoax about Mr. Blu
canaan having cherished an i'll fated love of a
lancaster or any other damsel. So says the
Peansylyanian. i.s-'ssa-
The Cincinnati Gazette gives an account Of
&c Republican Mass Meeting at Dayton yester-
Jay says there weres5, 600 people there. They
formed pTocession-paraded the streets as a
D@fdeF Rattan 6uriesQue, representing the
'n1ages in Kansas and the principal acts of the
resent administration" Mr.. Burlingame was!
q ce'!'n Of the day. Gov. Bingham of Mich,
Sa's'Hs n Clay and others spoke. Mr.. Bur
S c a, in round about way ;rsinuated that
0'0a harrison should not be sent back to Con-
s g perhaps because Brooks praised him.
:. .a :, audience inquired if he was not abiding
- ~, Harrison, when Burlinsame remarked
.,u' hIs wOnted double entendre sagacity, that
ae quick instinct of the people relieved man
ron being personals
VIM AFrisOn is to have his trial in Butler Co,
saaage Of venue having been allowed. The
, s'Oond set forth az reason by the Court was
-, IN ne had had already three trials in Hamil-
w county. and it Was difficult to get a jury.
r.. 'ae Hon L D. Campbell comes out in let
"a 70 his constituents defining his position on
avery. Says he's opposed to slavery and for
s ~ !, influence. Longs to gel back homo to his
- it-Hy. VIII not run again for Congress unless
:. ~ Constituents can't better themselves. an
en- = winch modest declarations congressman are
wy, = up to, and which in other words is only a
u, %ta crook in the back for shouldering anew
Tie public burthens: lIa
~ iae steamer Reliance was the only ono reporJ
~ ~ I, !, the Cincinnati wharf from Wheeling.
- 'as demand for money was quite limited. The
s'Ss u treiRhts are S., c,IIas,,.- s. les -fas.