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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-08
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo.

NV YoRG, Jan. THE steamer Arago arri-
we'd yesterday with London dates to Dec. 18th
She brings $50 passengers and cargo valued at
over two millions of dollars
Tae steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool from
Boston on the 10th, and the Washington from
New York reached Southampton ON the 18th
The London Daily News eftirnls: that Sweden
has ratified the treaty with England and France
The allied Powers guarantee the territorial integ-
rity of Sweden, and the latter agrees to ALLEVIATE
any part of her territory to Russia.
Rumors of peace are still abundant in France
and England
Count Eskerhazy left Vienna for st Petersburgh
on the 18th ult, with important dispatches, con
tanning propositions for pacification; it is sta
ted that if the Gar refuses their acceptance,
Austria will withdraw her ambassador from St
Pccersburgh Both the London News and Iimeu
expresses strong doubts of the acceptance OF
these propositions by the Gar.
Instructions are given TO Prince Eskerhazy
to return Immediately in the event of the Cars
refusal.
To negotiate the difficulty which existed be.
tween the English and French governments,
relative to the conditions on which peace should
be made have been arranged through the efforts
ofthe King of Sardinia.
The surrender of Kars to the Russians is con-
frmed; nine Pashas, together with General Viii
liams and sixteen thousand troops have been ia
ken prisoners along with munitions of war cap
turcd, are 12O field pieces, some (which are We
~ heavy.
The Russian General Bebutoff has established
his headquarters at Kulars and intends shortly
to resume his offensive operations against Ana
kla and redoubt of Kale; his army is abundant
" supplied with provisions by the Armenians,
The defiles between Kars and Eizeroul are
held by the Russians.
Affairs in the c. inca are quiet
Great preparations continue to be made for
augmenting the British Baltic fleet in snticipa-
ton of operations in the spring.
Contracts have been made in Sweden for the
French fleets aud the accompanying army.
The Persian ambassador arrived at st. Peters
burg on the 9th ult
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 19-Cotton market quiet;
quotations are now current at the prcsnt change;
Sales for three days been $4,000 bales, inclu-
ding 1900 to spectators Market for flour dull;
Sales Canal at 42s, Ohio As. Wheat unchang-
in prices; red wheat1 1sa1ls9d, white 12sa11s3d.
Corn-but little speculative demand; stormy
weather checked the market. Market for beef
and pork quiet
LoSDoS, Dec 19th-Consols quoted at 78B.
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pHMADELPHIA>M ARKEr

Jan. Flour. market unchanged, the ex-
port demand limited, but receipts light and hold
ers firm, shipping brands offered at $50, but no
sales; 800 of better brand at 1862 10, 500 ex-
ira at Q and small lots for home consumption
from s, soto 10. Wheat very little offering and
wanted, small sales of good red at 200, and or
unchanged Penna sold at 10, Jersey at ], i6.
Corn scarce, sales ofnew yellow at 7SaSO in store
and afoat Provisions quiet, some new West
ern mess pork sold at IL Whisky dull small
sales of bbIs at 50 andhhds at Sc.
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axorHER MURDER N crxBEuASn.-We learn
that on Friday morning in an oyster saloon, cor
ner of Baltimore and Mechanics street Cumber-
land, two men named Thomas SiboId Tor sy-
pole aud Thomas Fisher, got into an affray, du-
ring which the latter was MORALLY stabbed by
the former, the wounds proving fatal in about
three hours after they were inflicted. Sibold
has been arrested and committed for further ex-
animation. The affair took place but few
hours before the execution of Miller, and was
doubtless one oftho results ofthe excitement at
tending that event-a sad comment, we think
on the demoralizing tendency of public execu-
tons. sibold, it is said, is now confnedin the
cell vacated by Miller, and fcttered by the same
irons which manacled Miller.
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TnE REy. JAxEs D. MeoAnR preached an elO-

The REV. JAMES D. McCABR preached an elo-
quent and touching farewell sermonats St Johns
(EpiscopaD Church on Sunday night, Or. Nc
Cabe has been pastor of this church since its
foundation in this city; and having recently
rereceiyed call from st. Paurs Church,
Baltimore, goes hence to more extended field
.OflabOr. During his residence amongstus, both
in the capacity of Clergyman and citizen, he
has knit himself to thousands by the warmest
ties of friendship, which will now be severed
with extreme regret We have had many op-
portunities of observing his generous qualities of
head and heart, which, bringing to their aid q
brilliant and effective loquence and noble zeal,
were eycrready to he exertedin behalf of good
works. In common with the many, we sincere
Iy regret his removal from our city, knowing
that We are parting with most excellent, elo-
quent and accomplished gentleman, and a valu-
able citizen. He bears with him to his new home
the warmestwishes of this community for his
prosperity and happiness.
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug. I, 1855 until further notice.
" Trains WILDE follows, Saturday. excepted9
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The $40 A. NJ Train will connect at SAM
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Sonroevle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of C. T. Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from CIevesndi
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The s2OP b. Train will connect at sandusy with
Bay City from Detro MonToevle with western Train
C. T. r. r.; at Shelby Junction at 521 p with the Mail
Train G. O.. c. r. @. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction at 655 ~ with Fast train o. p R R.
for Pttsburgh ami at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. R
GOING NORTH-The 9: &c v Train viii make close
nection at Newark with Mall Train from BeaIr c. o. r.
Ri at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at 1918 with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at AIOnroeVe with
Mall Train on C. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
10 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction 52l
With Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland at Aonroeye with Night
Express Toledo and Chieago SanduSEy With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
s,n5o,tv. AUG a ,s,, j. H. ROBINSON Ssn ssps
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CoNGREssIoNAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. z.
SENATE-Mr Broadhead called up the reSoIu-
ton directing the Finance Committee to enquire
into the expediency of reporting general ap-
priation bill, or adopting more speedy action on
them in order to avoid the evils of night sessions
at the close of each Congress and scenes which
his sense of delicacy prevented him from desert
bing He was in favor of doubling the compen-
sation of members, to induce the shortening of
the sessions
Mr.. Clayton, had no doubt of the power of the
Senate to originate those bills; twenty seven
years ago the evil referred to was as great az
now, but no measures had been taken compe-
tent to arrestit
Mr.. Toombs did not think this was the true
remedy; the difficulty is occasional by large
number of amendments tackled on,bS both Hou-
ses at the latter period of the session.
Mr.. Seward, while favoring the resolution,
would not commit himselfto the propriety of the
remedy proposed
The resolution after some further debate was
adopted. The Senate then adjourned till Thurs
day.
HousE-The House resumed balloting for
Rpeaker; on the 95th vote, Banks 1O1, Richard
son Is, Fuller 80 Pennington, 8, scattering s..
Whole number of votes cast pa, necessary to a
choice los.
Three additional votes were had the last re-
Ter 30, Pennington 9, scattering 8.
During the proceeding, an eniyening episode
was had, Mr.. Eustis in defending the position of
the American party of Louisiana, repudiated
the Sth section of the Philadelphia platform,
preferring that his right arm should wither than
he should be connected with any party whose
purpose it was to prosecute OF prescribe the
Americans.
Mr. Smith of Alabama, took issue with Mr..
EuStis, he was opposed to Catholicism, because it
owed allegiance to the Pope above the Constitu-
ton. There had never been time when priests
in their assemblies did not cast their power
against the people.
Mr.. Florence pointed Mr.. Kunkle to the Irish
Catholics under father Murphy at Vinegar Hill.
| laughter.
Mr. Taylor, of La, referred to history to show
that in the French revolution, the priests Joined
the people ina successful warfare against the
other two states, the people and the clergy.
Mr. Walker, of Ala, conceived the purpose Of
the American party to be political; if he thought
religious persecution prominent feature he
would cut loose from such an organization, The
House then adjourned till Wednesday,
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Change of Schedule.
@ g5 - -.
Wlnter Arrnurement.
raAxsronr44lox o1nca n. COR. r..

TzAxsPoAT4Tiox OFHcR B. & o. R. RI
Welding Sutton, Dec. 4tf 1855. {
on and Tuesday Instant Passenger Trains
express and ma Bleav this station daily att p A.
1850 P. u.
The Express Train PM and viii only atopat
the following stations: BenNUod, MOundsviIe, Cameron,
Rarmont, Fetsrman ScRburY RoWlesburH, Piedmont CUM
berand, Sir Johns Run srtnsburg, Harper Ferry, Mon
ocNcy, Sykesyille and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays, 1890 r
H.. and will stop at all the regular staEons.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
he daily except Sundays leaving at = A. a.,
aud arriving Cumberland at p ~ Leaving Cumberland
at 6:l5 A. NJ. and arriving In Wheeling at 4, p. 81
by order Of J. H. DONE, Supt.
de4 J. b. FORD, Agent.
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Of the above there were under one year, 1sl;
between and years, 1853; between and 10,
10; between 10 and 90, "; between 90 and go
4s; between 80 and 40, SO; between 40 and 80,
81; between so and so, IS; between so and 20,
10; between 70 and so, IL; between so and 90,
/; between 90 and 100. . Golored, 10: Total
-533.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1856.

E-It would be well for the at approaching
Charter Election to bear In following clause
tanned in the charter ofthe city Of Wheeling:
prorids,I aIvavs That no person, although In other
I'D ats uSal fed shall entitled to vote ct such elee
ui he sirfnave failed pay tax Whatever lawfully
Levied upon him for the benefit OF said city during
the year prseedingIhe election"
extract from the amended charter folloEs,yiE:
IAN the officers Of said city shahereafter be annually
elected from among the citizens thereof qualified to vote for
Mayor and members Of the Councils
Sow according to the above plain that any per-
son having failed pay his city for 1855 viii be dsqaa
iae to vote or under The charter Of the city,
even IL elected under such circumstances.
The whole delinquent list viii be at all the polls the day
OF election, property list as well as tlshable.
The City Collector his assistant may be found Mt n g.
Arhur's Office No. 20 Main street. any time between
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock ", until the election, and
OF them viii be all the through city, that all
sons may have a fair chance to pay who wish.
FINLEY A. BURKE, City Collector.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr

CrSorSsAr1 Jan. Flour unsettled, sales at
Z; wheat dull at ] ,4Oa145;;5 oats 29a81; corn SO;
hogs steady, sales at GAG a5, receipts increasing;
provisions nothing done; whskey unchanged:
groceries inactive and unchanged.
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FROM nav WORK.

New Yonk, Jan. THE new City Govern
ment was organized to-day; Isaac A Barker cho-
sen President of the Board of Aldermen and
Benz. F. Pinckney, President of the Board of
Councilmen; both are Americans The Mayors
address receives warm commentator.
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FROM CAIRO

CAIRO, H., Jan. The first Orleans mail
packet, under the new contract, arrived to-day
1t was on route six days
The new Depot of the Mound City Railroad,
was blown down this morning.
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MEDICAL.
~ SHoUL9 7lRY I7IIl q
} r. j.. HOST EFT Err, 8
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BTTTERS.s
100. 900 Rottte. sold ii o.s ~.

NOTHING In the mArEe--nothIns In Ibe medical s,lst
iot tue past hlty years, has ever sluAlrd sanAn
article be produced equal to this
GREAT ANTl-DYSPEPTIC.
pt hostcters preparation Is not old fFEnhys reclue
nor the mere experimental rcsllt Of rouae Anste pI
cans verbal investigation. II tla r,hn Of prot,A
and elaborate study Of Of the Ee6e Chemists 81
Ihe present century.
Dr. HVsictter saLmts HE auable Bitter. "a , li
OF What IA su better persGl rlkl uIon yrLr
own constitution. The properties OF fhtae
effects viii be made AZ In an almost % a
oly ahert space Of time upon the syEtstn, -
Bt;erl. N'SNA's-
relieved az once. -''A -
you snnessS lnaises.lons Resovs lie ca.s ~ the
Have YOU Fever and AEuef How many thousands in u,
hfst Hnd South have brgu cared 81 aStreI
ing niaeAse, p! the use Of thcbC Bittyra.
AL should Try his HutIdotv Ne Veu1uro q ssy,
NGue cannot occur. = 49, ''
One Eine gaAsIul, taken three iiuics day b.orv o,.
viii be found great tous agent sGich m .'
ing the BittCrp triBl. - ~ - S'N,
There are otSr BerB, represented to i N. ssr,. isG
are comparatively worthless. Our B;ttcrr arc 1itbout n
FYal l3r tleiT nlediensl qualities. Ihey ere prt IN "a
square contEining ;l qGar the dIrtIo CO
We. None other genuine. - - ~
PRICE ONE DOLLAR TER noTrIFe
~ koF sale 6y all the principal Druggss HSlSl BArS
aud Dealers generally throughout tho Cnsd
LAUGItIISs 4 BUsHFTEuD sps
THOMPSON / PATTERSON
.Z !-----y@AE GheSIns.
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IMPROVEMENT OF TIE Ono RIvER.-A writer
in the Pittsburgh Commercial journal of Satur-
day, makes the following announcement in re-
gard to movements in progress for the improve
ment of the navigation Of the Ohio river. We
are rather glad than otherwise, that the subscrip
tons to be made at present, have no reference to
to any definite and settled plan for the proposed
improvements, for we have serious doubts of the
Practicability ofmost ofthe plans which have re
Gently been suggested:
On Monday next the books for the subscrip-
ton Of stock of this great enterprise are to be
opened at the Merchants Exchange This is
well, for the work cannot be entered upon too
soon But there are some things that ought to
be done Immediately. Indeed, they ought to be
attended to before the opening of books for sub
scriptlon. ~
The first is concert of action, or rather a
concentration ofeffort, on the part of the Boards
of Trade Of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, and perhaps
St Louis.
In the second place, let these. several Boards
come to an agreement among themselves, as to
the mode Of improving the river, whether by a
system of locks or otherwise XII
That done, letthe necessary legislation in each
of the several States, the territory of which is
washed by the Ohio river, be procured. so as TO
give one harmonious act of incorporation to 4
company composed Of citizens Of all those
States
And then, let measures be taken to lay before
Congress the claims of this great national en-
terprise upon the common treasury of the ma
ton
All these things ought to be done during the
present winter. Let that concert Of action take
place, distinct plan of operations be laid before
the puhlic, and the legislation required be obtain
ed; then we may hope tosee the stock taken up,
but not before. Il IS evident that people arebe
coming earnest in this thing; but It has not vet
taken sufficiently definite shape. g
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wA7sox, opposite the Post Office, continues to
supply his customers with choice York River
Shell Oysters, and oyster soup, at all hours.
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ase BALTIMORE MARKET
JAN. Flour unchanged. Wheat and Corn,
nothing doing.
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sSow.-we are informed that the snow is now
some two feet deep on the mountains between
this and Cumberland. The mail and other
trains were again detained yesterday. We had
a new installment of snow here, yesterday.
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INTERESTING PoREIGN News will be found UNI
der our telsgraphie head this morning.
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EIeotion.

Il pany ofwheellng hereby notified, that an Kettion
Tor nine Directors 70 for The ensuing year, VIII be held
the ONCE % the company Monday the seventh day Of
January 1855 eoulnaenin Il 10 oeoek A n ending
as 2 o'eloeE 2 r -. r W HARDING. sssy-
f1NA 6GSHELS White Beans; sssr#sss q
lltNl 400 Onions, 70 aFTiVe-fOr sale BY
de20 GORDON, MATTHEWS co
n YOU H4FE A COLD, USE TEE 80 -
Syrup Of Elecampane. -
j b YoWNIIe siSa Il tss Red Mortar.
1T9 S9AsaFoeltS
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The finest quality ladies gloTe leather Caters and bus
kns dne and soft article Ladies glove leather
ters with high heels heavy sole, and up the side
CIlILDRES'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco, goat glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle t slippers Oxford ties
and all other kinds and Styles always hand low prices
GUNS
Ladies' mems and missed sandals boots and overshoes Of
The very best quality also great variety Of other goods 6os
ID del - 4. L. DORSEY.
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DEATus IN THE Crrr DURING 1s65.-The an
nual report of the Board of Health shows the
number of deaths in the city of Wheeling, each
month, during the year 1855, as follows:
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RIVER AND WEATHER

PrrTsBuRGu, Jan. 5.-Riycr about 4 feet navi-
CATION suspended; weather cloudy and mild;
commencing to snow.
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iNcoLRAGE AMERIoAN MANuPAcTl -Rpgl
BUTLElS'S BOOK Il EsEfiRfkSin
Writing Fhlia

ONCE this superior Fnid Ink has bssn btfor.
now nsary two years Il las bvta constantly gaining n.
mold FLUID. : f4' ~ '4S'4 Nt7itAnsd ar
s past year twenty thousand quG and pint bot,
10 bankers and Iusrcbarts In GneunstI ItisvIs p,,
Sassna Saa40 GT.tsRd Detroit Tss aau s
NSsHElse Memphis ST. Louis, YIeEsburS NStsS
s o 6s also been adopted he STATE De-
SEen three fFst class Diplomas al the
SIncinnst ana Louisville, and Diplomas and Pri,e Nc
and Illinois. - Wv tV1A' Na'o' 4halSnA
, tGs following %sTehauts bankers &e,n whsshE here
l'T's Book'keeper's Writing PiuId: F y - ou''
pasS Of wssI Bank Of NnN Merchants Nsaaes
ing Company County Clerk Ohio County, gatiensl liz
Iol.s F J1moEs and Ohio Railroad ones; NeLaTs
nAIhems Coz T. Sweeney Bon; Doane & CoT8ii, OH Z
s . Soyd o Oliver Pryori Jas H. Stout % Lana
dln Glberson Co.; Press. ~ s4-O
For Gale It manufacturers prices nv ,--.
0Cog LAMBDIN, QlLBRRSoH kCo
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EXTRN FANfIIsY FIs6oIJIt-- 577TEi
II superior article for family uses
desss. GILL AGO.
3SoRH al seb uslhs, sST sSls b
II afssR ! r GEE3 / co.
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FROM HAKFAx.
JAN. {, 10 A. M-The steamer Canada not
yet telegraphcd; weather fine
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N. L, Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
[rHmD DOOR Inflow 5, D. H1ipEa,s NAT szoaE.l
WHEELING.


HAVE just received another Ot6f Boots and Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manuaelrs made expressly for
this trade Of good material and the hest workmanship
II prepared TO furnish any and everybody with any
kind Of goods they want in line IS shoe
to 10 dollar boot and to variety style quality MATERIAL
and durability Of workmanship, andprees cannot be
passed BY any other house in this any other city
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes, Of all kinds styles and qualities,
made to order.
Having employed some OF the best Torkmen In the United
States satisfied that please any may
favor with call.
Call and examine for your selves.
My stock consists in part Of the following artielss
100 pair best calf boots;
100 49, DO DO sbfet
1S g do do water pr, proof boots
MEMS BRoGANs.
100 pair best calf brogam
is is & & i Ssis5 priced boots.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BR0GASs.
100 pair boys thick brOgIns;
100 do kip
loo pair youths thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs OF calf boots;
100 do kid
100 do thick
WOMEN'S WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, Al colors,
$50 do walking shoes,
$50 do morocco buskins, Is ~
$50 do calf
$50 do Jenny Lind
200 do morocco and kid Slippers.
MISSES BOOTa.
$50 pairs morocco boots
IS IS % French morocco b'oo',
1sa do kip
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Just Reoeiue6

Just Received.
w a. EDWARDS BRO. have just received frSra ,hs
aa. tat their new grocery adjoining she Post See
an ana carefully selected assortment Of ne Gro
70 Eneh they invite the attention Of all In vnt o.
fnC N SSN e''s - 'sPAF.i VI
9, Maraes6o and Java Coffee brown, clarified ds;
Teas in great variety and iinC uuatIss,
Scoos, HrounR and Chocolate, best brEndS.
Ereah teaches, Pine AppeH StFa berries Ana
IN cans; Rice Flour, Corn Starch; : - t'HNst'sss
HSriha, Sage AaceRroni, Isingiass JclytIha:
Bermuta AHoEroo1 Dried Cnrrants, REisins Alu.Sas
Olives, Hops, etc. -e''i SAA4.tseNAt
Tobacco aud eegarB, fine qualities;
soaps ete,i Fine ground Table Suit;
Splces and Essepecs Of every variety. 4tf
t0BsLAsE Ftl taRPy sfer articles TOE tediOaS =
Fa t ai o. which We selling at very low prieeS
CAL and examine for yourselves you can't bud n ia.A
tne pHcecornCF Market and Quincy Glrtr Ha
joining Che Postotdce, Wheeling Va - r,,s So