Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-05

Tcheersl-and the man that says to the contrary
lies!
a yoice-Then where is your gun?
RynGerS-In my own District, where nave
worked all day, we have given a majority, and
as to the returns you have heard here as much
as have heard, and little more. 1t is pull,
Dick: pull, devil-and l don't know whether
Dick or the devil has got it. [Cheers and
laughter.
The Captain proceeded to address Dr. Grad
sey, who was on the platform beside him. The
conversation grew animated and the tumult
heightened apaee. The Captain assumed bel
ligerent attitude. He gesticulated. DIR. Grad
sew ditto. The confusion was appalling. There
was general rush for the platform, and the ia
bios were at once covered with swaying and
excited crowd of OnlookcrS.- Grassy was thrust
of the platform amid cries of Kick him out, he's
n Know-Nothing.' Rynders imPlored the peo-
pie not to touch the man, but let him depart III
peace. The Captain was ObGyed, and Cradsey
was soon lost in the throng. Rynders declared
that he only wanted to explain the lie that that
man had uttered in Tammany Hall. He did not
explain, however, but young man who mount
ed the stand proclaimed at the top OF his voice
that order reigned in Warsaw. This was re-
ceved with cheers, and by degrees the tumult
subsidized.
The speaker explained that Cradsey had
charged Capt. Rinders with having. worked for
TieInann instead of Fernando Wood, when the
fact was, that the Captain had worked cheer
fully and manfullY for Fernando Wood to-day in
his district CHEERS. So far, Fernando Wood
stood 574 ahead of Tiemann. [Cheers
A voice-The Twenty second Ward gives 800
for Wood [Renewed cheers
The Chairman-Thc Thirteenth Ward gives
218 for Wood. [Cheers.l
JouN P. SUFFER-, telegraph operator at Johns
town, andlBurd Eaton, of HOllidaysburg, played
o game of chess by telegraph on Tuesday. The
game occupied about an hour, at the end OF
which time Suter was check-matcd and Eatoh
declared the victor.
Miss Christiana Brooks was burned to death,
at Nashville, Tenn, November 25th, by her
clothes taking fire as she was knesling at prayers
in her fathers house.
Tue body of Crawford the sculptor, has been
brought over in the Southampton, from London
and will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery,
New York.
TIE British barque Ontario, from New York
for Newfoundland, was totally destroyed by fire
at Whitehead, on Tuesday.
Tng resumption of specie payments seems to
be indefinitely postponed in consequence oil the
revulsion in Europe. .ss
TURKEYS and geese sell in Gardiner, Nc, at
cents pound, and nice chickens for 81 to
cents.
An old silver mine, walled up with masonry,
is said to have been discovered in Hancock CO.,
Ala near the Morgan and Walker lines.
THANKSGIVING day was celebrated at the
Poorhouse in Portland, Me-, by an excellent din
ner after which the tables were removed and
the inmates engaged in dance.
Two shoe manufactures at South Deer1eld,
N. H., which had been suspended for several
weeks have gone into operations again, and en-
ploy 800 hands.
on Monday last, there were sold &C head, two
year old mules, at 500 per head, at Danville,
Ky, and thirty three head of yearling cattle at
SIT per head.
COMMITTEES have been appointed by the diff
erent churches in North Brookfield, Mass to
act together for tho suppression ofliquor traffic
in that town.
Ar San Antonio, Texas, recently, man was
shot dead in Gov. Bells garden, in the act of
stealing potatoes
The United Brethren in Ohio have six confer
enccs, and 20,376 Members gain of 2, 200 the
past year.