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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Reducing the wheat to -four, the deficiency il equal
to 1923. 6ss barrels -four. We cannot calculate upon
more than three weeks more Of canal navigation,
and the aggregate deficiency in receipts is likely to
be greater than at present. With all the efforts
made TO get forward supplies 1t will be that the
weekly receipts continue comparatively limited
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Markets.
PHIL ADELPNiA STOCK BOARD

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1857.
Stocks firm Pennsylvania fves, 81A Reading
Railroad, 1874 Morris Canal SO Long Island Railroad
81; Pennsylvania Railroad 80.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 10, 1867
The cotton market is unsettled and excited there is
however little export demand sales to-day, $500 bales
sales during the last three days. 10 900 bales; stock in
port, 1852 900 balesbeng decrease compared with the
same time last year OF i5a0o decrease at all tho South
ern ports, compared with last year, 276,500 Sugar Is
steady at &c exc Molsses advanced lc &c. Flour
steady at SIS so So g. Sterling exchange o6c. loco
Exchange on New York, per cent discount and par.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov Ii, 1867.
cotton market is unsettled awaiting the arrival of
the Araoa's The sales today add up 900 bales
and the receipts 400. Moiasses declined ic. Lard in
barrels Isc. Eastern hay, SIS Sterling exchange lol
Exchange on New York. per cent premium g. - ,o.-
Cot,onsaes of the last three days. 200 bales a, I2c
1Eac.
MONTGOMERY Nov. IL, 1857
Cotton.--prices have advanced &c, &c Sales unim-
portant Kidding, Ike NC.
The sales of cotton to-day foot up 800 bales, at full
prices. Coco middling we quote at l2Ac :, ,o.,
Cotton buoyant Sales today 400 bales, at IKE a
l24c. for middling.
SAVANNAH, Nov. IL, 1867.
12ysc. for mddlng
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, 1857.
Sales Of cotton to-day 900 bales 400 of which
CoLuMsrs, Nov IL, 1867.
We quote middng at II nc. ike. The sales TO day
BUFFALO, Nov Il-sPM
Flour steady sales Of 100 bbls at 81 7e for good
snperane upper lake. and IS So IS for extra Southern
Illinois, Ohio and Indiana Wheat steady; sales Of s 900
bushels at Soc for Chicago spring Sic for Racine and
S5c for choice Milwaukee club Corn held firmly; sales
Of bushels at 60c Oats unchanged sales OF 10
bushels at "a &c Sc whiskcySaics Of 100 bbls at
19hc per gallon Freights active loc. for wheat to
New York Lake imports today--1o00o bbls -four,
40 900 bushels wheat rs 600 do corn Canal exports
1900 bbs -four 10 900 bushels wheat q 900 do corn.
OswEGo, Nov. 1T +. NJ.
Flour unchanged. Wheat lower; sales 5000 bushels
at s5c for Chicago spring and 80 ac for Illinois mixed
the market closing drmer. Corn inactive. Freights-
Wheat l3c. to New York. Lake imports to-day-o3 900
bushels wheat Canal expoIs-1,sO bbls flour, 1900
bushels wheat 5000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Nov. LISP. NJ.
Flour dull Wheat advanced 1c. Corn steady Oats
dull Shipments to Buffalo 500 hbs -four, l13 900
bushels wheat $500 bushels Shipments to Oswego
NO -four 10 900 bushels wheat Receipts TO day 800
bbls. -four, eS 900 bushels wheat 800 bushels corn
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A Card.
The following letter from the Chairman of the Commit
tee Photographs 6c at the recent Fair Of the American
Institute places somewhat preposeruu light the claims
forth by Of Mr. BrRdys mpoaries OF having
ceiycd from the Institute shower uf gold medals
AsrRIcAs INSTITUTE Ngv YORK. Nov. 10, 1857.
NJ. II. BRADY, Eso..
sIR-Iu reply your Of this date asking for
tho awards the late Fair % the American Institute in the
Photographic art would remark that the only gold medal
awarded Tor plain and rctouched pho graphs N. b.
Brady Yours, very respectfully, -. ..~...
JOHN A. BUNTING,
Chairman Premium Committee.
The above Is explicit and It's perusa will Indicate beyond
question the recen, Of the highest honors at the late exhibit
ton.
Knox's Fail and Winter style OF Hat-For
sale only 2 Broadway Of Fulton Ladies'
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NEN OFLEASSl NOV IT. Io0T
GeCersI william Walker arrested here at a late
hour as, night, the affidavit of Custom House Off.
lie Immediately admitted to bail in g., 900.
HIS will probably not interfere with his plans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

L,YANS'
u EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos 10 and 90 Fulton street.
Botween Gold and Cin streets.
The
Fine and cheap OyERCOATS,
Fine and cheap CLOTH FROCK COATS.
Fine and cheap cashmere BUSINESS COArH
Rich velvet silk and other ESTN.
Elegant cashmere PANTS.
Black doeskn PAhIN
dc, dc &c. de-
Contained la this extensive establishment
Not one In hundred fails suited in every rs-
spcci; regards price, EVANS aaers himself ha
and does underse only all other retail oohiarA
but The largest Wholesale houses Ia the city AS hundreds
fes " and ~ or abr
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PHtADsLrFiAj NOV. a, ioo' M
Madame Frezzolin made her dSsra here this eveni y
70 isd brilliant audience Her singing =.
Enthusiastically sppaasAed and she has gained comPee poe
eessou o' The affections cf rhiladelphaas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

CIwvuAsp, Nov. II, 1901.
The election Of the democratic state ticket IN wv ,iortv
v generally conceded The republicans have I'M VO''
IN both branches Of the Legislature.
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Dec.... 1926 Dec l27 ,l65 Dec. % 1877 Inc. 1885
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above arti.
Giles. far for the years 1856 and 1867 have been
Flour, tMs. Wheat, ba. Com, bu. barley, bl
1865. ssl ,s76 9,476Ol 8,63p,666 40 ,av7
lS57....... c57,5H 5000 l3c $685., $40 ,O36 ,34S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Court Calendar-This Day.
SuPRxn CouK-Crcuit 1898 2l4, 160s, 1924, 1874,
2C5, ~, 1874, 1856, 1885, 337, $3.50, $40, 341, 343
srrKRIoR CorKr-Nos. 5e2 2s7, 1873, All, $50, 3s5,
els, 295 40, $780, CAS- 557 SOL eI2 64i co., 664 Go6
CO.., Cos, eos 67o s7 s73, 674 677 $50 CAT 473 Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

BlES-On Tuesday, Nov. 3, al Greenpoin, Long IsiAn
the wife a. ARCHIBALD X. ELIss of a sou.
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Whites Fall Style, S3--Last Spring Styl,
reduced 70 low price o. WHITES Las stree


Whites Fall Style, S5--Lsst Spring Style
reduced 10 the low price q WHITES Las Fulton street
H3 Neutrality-suspicious. Cravats, Ties, suspen-
ders samesc sandssreasfs Se New Paris Styles Jonve
scss received per hrsgS Importer stock o. above goods
and ane.s stock in the city.
Gold Watches and Pen and Pencils Retail
ing ssqy eos sy he nps,srs and s %sng1s,ser
Defiance saiamanSsr Safes, also F,re and
burglar proof psror Specimens exhibition -
Crystal FAisce. Depot ln Pearl ssres, , =, r.r,,cv
BascheIor's Hair Dye, wig. and Toupees-
The ss. N s :.
Prof Az. c. Bary's Tricophsrous L. sAs
bes. and cheapest article fer dressing oeanyns
Crissasoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupess-
The be In the world sale and the dye privately APP
Piled. No. Asior Hcu.e.
Frsngipanni, the most Delightful asd East-
ing perfume ssss,ne jy for ohSpr"d hands I'D Broad
IIiil The Iniuitable's, Shaving, Hair CUT
ting and dyeing rooms No Barclay street Hair dye A.
boz black or brown.
Holloway PfIls.-Tho~sands OF rnvolur-
ay suicides committed By r.rsons who AXE s ss metallic
and inyigorae diseased sn enfeebed internal organs
/ and other mineral medenes-
Murray a. Lanmsn's Florida Water h am
s@ss oo RGi.sf% ssr,e
scent Of aromatic until esnguIshed by washng sold
1 nv ~ r LANMAN CO, wholesale drvgglsts, 9 water
street and BY sl druggists, at 80 cents per bottle.
| Ruyur~.-Mnr~h d Cs.'s Radical Cure
Truss once removed to No yesey street Aston House
| Lovely Complexion I'm an fnstant.-Usc
the Coral Ksydor sod nj Tos broadway and by all drug
| Eistsl
| Ell w. vondersmSth, NJ. D.-Onsce IDS Bow
cry for the Of coughs colds asthma and consmp'
| uon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

loa recePE. SioIolo %
Total paw ments 1872 SCI o.
Total balance. s. ,30i 1872 81
We learn that bills Of the Pequonnock Bank of
Bridgeport are thrown out by the Metropolitan Bank
of this city, and that the bills of the Granite Bank
of Connecticut are thrown ont by the Suffolk Bank
of Boston.
The following quotations are current fog the diff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

The receipts at tsows = hy the canals of this
State for the frt week IL November were "a fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

There was a very large attendance to-day at all
the yards, but the market ,nlctite in
quence of the very quality Of tho stock Tie
receipts have been large, but there evident scarcity
al good beef cattle and there cattle whatever
coming in Tho supply thls week hailed mainly from this
state, Ohio ana Illinois The cattle poorer and the
market dner than II Las been for long while. very
few salos were made at Zoe, but il very ths
brokers could realize than &c. eisc. and larg,
number we're sold FOR &c Tilc Tho market on M 3
whole was about half cent lower. About two Aundref
and Miy bead changed hands at Bergen Tll at about
NC. n &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Prof. An. G. BarTy's Trfcophsrosas II tAs
cheapest article for dressing bcauyng cleansing.
rurins preserving and restoring hs bar. Ladies' w n
Gold everywhere
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The rece pts have been very heavy during the past
week. and sales besng made AT about 80 lower ia
consequence. There 5oT sale al Alleron this
week quito a number Cf which ictt over. Tho de
nand 4 moderate At the reduction.
The total receipts 81 all stock at all the yards Cor tho
week were rs i0owH-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

The Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company have
declareda semi-annual dividend of five per cent
The receipts of fine Pennsylvania Railroad for the
month of October show slight falling of as com
pared with the corresponding month last year The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Holloway Pflls.-Tho~-snds OF tnvolun-
ry sncdes are committed BY persons rho take tue mets
poaons misnaea specncs These pills rochs, cleanse
and diseased sn enfcebed internal organs
instead 81 Irritating and n&ming them like mercury IRON,
and other mineral medicines
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unfaina perfume; It's fragrance degenerateS iuo
odor fabric touches retains and the bamy
SCENT az aromatic until cSn guIshed by wasng sold
nv N r LANMAN co, Wholesale drvgglsts, @ water
street and BY sli druggists, at 80 cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Gold Watches and Pen and Pencils Retail
Ing below cost, By the importers snd manufacturers.
wILMARTH A CIrSSNAS. Il Maiden lane, up stairs.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupess-
very the world sale and the dye privately
piled. No. Astor House.
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En w. vondersmSth, NJ. D.-Onsce f5s Bow.
cry for the Of coughs colds asthma and consups
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Defiance Saiamander Safes also F1re and
burglar proof psrlor safes Specimens exhibition
o''' D'''' RoBERr NJ PATRICK.
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FURNISHING GOODS
Under garments hosiery shaws shirts ties gloves hand
ker,Liefs. Sc.
RETAILED At WHOLESALE PRICES
EifGhNT WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES AT
~ prices "a suit the times, at he card depot BroAA
way. o rec
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Iuil The Iniu,itable's, Shaving, Hair CUT
ting and dyeing rooms, No Barclay street Hair dye A.
bor o
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Tho demand IL l.ss active Cor sheep and lambs and
prices about two Hhilling4 bead lower than lat
week The reeepts have boon heavy aud the demand
has been light during the week the pens nearly all
full to-day. The purchasers iowsr and do moi
anxious 70 buy at any price
The following the total receipts a. all ,he yards
during the week
Alertons ..........1Ti0 Chambc 4, l2s
Browning s...........5,I70
VEIN.
Acrtons 500 Chamberlins. ,SeI
Browning s........,...5,.. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Frsngipanni, the most Delightful and EaSt-
Perfume gycerine jelly for chapped hands 5S9 broad
va corner Of Walker street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
.,Eu FAIL GOODS.

-, =, nm AGER hegs to inform tue puun0
20, retnrned the Eastern cities WIN tte DSAs "t
j Jus Jus stoeI ever offered by him TO the pnn,lc
Is complete In most eTeENt oeohEInE
pry Goods and Fancy buslness but claim par
SILKS Withdrawing been purchased rom ahnuse
ht failsd al sacrifice, confident Hl sell
GTBRoibEnIEs &c. which have bought only from I'm,
M Tters and a great many Mt auction, sha gel AT Steh
tb,na low prices. Just come and see my ~
lint any other house. which will be sold 90 per cent be-
low regular p'lees. - -, .r
s.i sn is er cent less than any other firm, having
celved the above discount by buying by TIC package d,
rect from the factory Amongst my shawls sou will nnd
all the latest styles,
DRESS GOODS-I In such variety, that u was to
begin to enuuierate them should occupy too much OF your
tune eertan you cal, shall be able to please
CLOTHS cAssISIERES ami everything in that line,
wilt say will sell very low figures and would request
Country Merchants to examine my stock IN this branS
have then, signHent from Eastern House aud
Will sell them very cheap
sIUsLISs-Boih blcached and unblesched. only pur-
chase by the and viii sell them with very small adj
vance either by the piece yard.
RONNEtS and ryting in the way ot Millinery Goods
Fiowers. Bonnet BORDERS Net, Straw Gimp, Pom
YeYcts and Satns, etc. viii sell to Nuners at ow
figures and to Nil others proportiouatey.
TRIMMINGS In every s pc and FORM md VIII be sold
as low possible.
purchasing. ISAAC PTIAGER.
scnl6 I2l Main St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

INTERESTING PROM AusrRALrA.-Ye have dates
from Melbourne to July 24th. The gold ship
mcnts during the first six months of the pres.
ent year show decrease of 5000, IFS. as COM
pared with those for the corresponding period
of 1856. In Melbourne the demand for labor
was slack The bill cutting off State aid to re-
ligion had passed second reading in the Legis-
lature. The war of the Europeans on the Chi
nese, at Bucklnnd, had been brought to an end
An English naval officer had annexed the Cocos
Islands to the Queens domain in her Majesty's
name. The tenrpcrance cause was progressing
in Melbourne. Flour had Fallen in price at Mel
bourne, hut but was advanced Mt Sydney at1ast
dates. Gold sold for s. lis per ounce, which
was the highest price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

WUrpIIyc Oct \ 1s57.

w uEELiSCi, Oct. u l'oJt.
MEssRs EDIroRs-I was mnch pleased with
the remarks in your paper of Monday, upon the
question of our city interests and the course of
one Of our city papers in reference to these.in-
forests. never NEEDLE myself much with pol
tiles, further than where see it affects our in-
mediate interests here at home. But have
often, for a long time past, believed that the
business of our city was retarded, and, at times,
reduced, by just such articles as those which
you criticised. 1t has always seemed to indicate
an extreme short.sIghtedness, or else reckless
ness, on the part of the writer or writer's It
needs no long study, nor many lines from my
pen, to show our people that they are injured by
them Where are our best and most numerous
country customers located? Who are our most
prompt and desirable buyers? Why, they are
just those very men whom that paper (the dr.
quo delights to mike the butt of all its sarcaStns;
whom it is forever rcviling. These articles, no
doubt, are copied into the papers in OHIO aud
Pennsylvania, and are of course condemned by
tho press, and held out to the people us indiaa-
tions of the light in which they are regarded iy
the people Of Wheeling. Of course the fesiingS
of these people are aroused, and they lose all
good neighborly feeling for US. Thus it is that
the opinions of one reckless mind can be capable
Of doing an injury to a whole community.
Yours, NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
TnR News BY the MAlls.--Ycstcr,iay was

TnR News BY TEE MAns.---Ycstcrday was
quite dull. But every thing appears dull these
times, when one sets down to he thrilled and
excited over magnificent suspensions and break
downs The papers brought by the CALIFORNIA;
steamer, STIR Of tie Rcst, contains additional
names Of the lost passengers Of the Central
America
As wc already published by telegraph the
California State Election took place on the Cd
Of September. and resulted in the complete sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket Ex-senator Wei
L.r was elected Governor by large ui1iori'y'
though full returns had not reached San Frau
cisco when tho mail left In San Francisco City
and County, tho Peoples ticket. which sympa'
thised with tho Vigilance Committee, had ma
;ority Of about 200 votes IN this election At
was also submitted to the popular will whether
tho State debt should be paid or rcpudiateti. In
the City, out Of 1854 votes that expressed an
opinion, majority of 9,4l4 we're 10 favor OF
payment.
From tho money articles of our exchanges
wa learn that the Bank of Kanawha has, up to
this date, redeemed more than one-half Of lis
circulation, and continues rcdeeulinS It's parse
at its counter, as fast as presented ty tpslers -
It's assets arc said to be amply sataSiSat . uet
all its liabilities
The Bank of Charleston. virsinia, Is rvea>sas
the notes of all the independent banks in "a,
State.
The Truns.AIleghanY Bank has scns cat Ct
circulation altogether We SC list Of what
aro called Virginia specie paying banks, but
from all NO can read, it seems quite difficult
thing to define specie paying bank 1t seems
to be bank that pays specie as long as it Is not
called for or run upon-when called for it bO-
comes nOn-specie paying institution in very
short order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

DREADFUL. MURpER IN MONTGOMERY Co, PA
IA W0mGn Nearly Deeapitoted By Her HIS
6oad.--A shocking tragedy occurred on Sunday
last, in Montgomery county, Pa, near Norris
town. The scene Of it, tenant house belong
ing to Mr.. Shamlin, and occupied by mar
named Thomas KiIby, his wife, Mary Kilby, and
three young children. The Philadelphia Be!Ie'
Tin. from which we take these facts, says:
tan carly hour in the morning Rilby went
To the house of some neighbours and aroused
them. telling that his wife had been murdered
bv three negroes. He also went himself III
search of constable to arrest the alleged muir
itlerers The neighbors hurried to the house,
and there a shocking sight presented ITSELF
The body of Mrs KiIby was found lying on the
bed, with the head nearly severed from the body
from n blow with an axe. There were two ocds
,Iron the bcdstead, both of which were COM
nietsiy saturated with the blood of the murder
ed woman.
Kilby declared that thrco negroes had come
To the house forced their way in, and commit
ted the dreadful deed; but the suspicious OF the
ncichbors were aroused. and upon questioning
him further. no prevaricated and cOntradictcd
himself and finally hc admitted that he himself
had slain his wife, in order 10 prevent tho ne
i:roes from doing it There can be no doubt
that the story about the negroes Is all fiction,
mud that Kilby alone committed the crime, \
Coroner's inquest was held, and altrr lnW oN'
animation, Kilby was arrested SDd lodged in the
prison at Norristown,
The body Of Mrs kilby was haUie,l yesterday
afternoon, its condition rendering thiSspecdy in.
tcruept Necessary. She wRs an Interesting
yoang woman, Of an English Cauaily, and We be.
heye had ne blood relatives in this country, cN,
sept the thrC, NNUuS children who sro morc
than orphaned by this hOyti6le tragedy,
lae NgssNiRg hctS W ohtainc,l from gen.
tteJa1R Of NNr,i>towR, Since they wvre written
and p0t in type Nc have received frOm y corr, s.,
isNaStsAtat NSyylStONn AN account vi the tragedy
y hseh loe> p0t vary materially from that We
AaVS slVS0, Ills says, however, that tho muir
@NreS'S niii,e name is kilhy. his last name
hSSas Rates Or something like il He states.
ton tASt ho Was lAbSSins under mania-a-potI
when he eNmmittei the dcc-l, Tho murdered
woman bad an inENnt sleeping in her arms when
She was slain, Whom the body was discovered
the infant still cliusins 10 It's mothers breast
its hair and clothing clotted with blood. The
hair had to be cut oil to release it The other
two children were crying for their mother. Be
side the fatal wound described above there We're
two others, one of which extended from the
temple down the side of the face. The body of
the murdered woman was inferred in the EpiS-
copal burying ground at Norristown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
SPECIAL TIC Els
ToDD,S PILLS.

In all eascs Of weak stomach, which usually attended
viii, want OF appetite nausea gpIns disturbed Sleep and
general prostratIon Of bodily powers, these pills viii
be found swim and certain REMEDY Among the most com
mon Indications Of diseased stomach, sense OF full
ness at,er catu dry, yellow tongue, Ha'usnec In the
ubdomcu repuisve taste In TIE MOUTH hearines' In all
the limbs Ednes pain In the eyes want OF energy aver
sion to mental exercise lrrtguary Of the bowels
These sympt.na disapper eer few of the pills have
been admInstered the stomach, liver and bowels resume
the regular and vigorous performance Of their functions
the patients strength returns, short time the
is complete. T. H.LoGAN { CO.,
Oct. Z. General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
rur EARTHQUAKES Is Prru-A letter, dated

TuE E.lrTnQUAxE Is PgEU.-A letter, dated
Puira, "a city in Peru,) Aug. 80, says:
At a o'clock on the morning of the goth the
meinbercd was felt here. which has done dam
age to the amount of 100000. Tleshock last.
ed about minute and fnrty-five seconds, and
every house in the town has suffered more >or
less. The police have had one hundred and
twenty-five houses taken down that were in u
dangerous state, and number of churches have
is estimated at 500, 600 The river Of Puira,
which had been dry, suddenly rose; in other
places the ground opened and jets ofdarli color
ed water elected. There is no record of any
similar phenomenon having taken place. At
Paita the effects of the earthquake were less
severely felt.