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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

SUPREME cot RT-SrxcIAL TtSN.-Dgc. a-B fore Jnass
DAWES.
DECISIONS.
John necker ct al. set. New York Balance Dock
Company -Or5r TO etsiu the doeA nenteaes N tee COM
plant sianttd without prejudice, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

DEATH by ScALDs.-An inquest was held yesterday
BY Coroner Hills a. No. 1927 Division street, upon the
body of a child pamed Wn. Hemmel, who died from
the effects OF scalds received Sunday ,t, when he
accidentally upset kettle Of boiling wa'sr over his
penon. The Jury rendered verdict of Accidental
death"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
Ye.terdsy,. Mats Condemned.


We have news from Europe four days later
At Liverpool the Cotton Market was bnoyaHt
there had been large sales of breadStnits, ano
and prices were tending downwards- ProYIs
ions were dull b. the sinking Of RUSSIAN
man Of ysar vessel in the Gulf Of Finland four
teen hundred lives hal been lost The Spanish
atinct had resigned. The London money mar
ket was slightly more stringent than at previous
dates The British Parliament was not 70 be
assembled before the usual time. The Bank OF
England had loaned 20 the East India Company,
one million pounds, sterling, India bonds beng
Ci.eB 6 security.
Commons, appointed to consider the question
respecting the future condition of the Hudsons
Raw Territory. i said 20 be in favor Of ccding
portion Of that region 70 Canada. More troops
are held in readiness Tor India, and ten thou
sand additional militia have been crnb"dle'i.-
According to the French adyiccs fTora India,
The rebel sepoys are under European gem
erals. who have commenced operations "a
prcyent the union Of the British forces. and
i've years hard fighting may be looked Tor
as the Indian native troops arc no where
faithful 10 the British. Measures have been
adopted by the French government 70 promote
the growth OF cotton in the French " est IN
dies The Legislature Of France viii soon De
convened The difference between France hnd
Denmark: relative TO the Sound Dues mas been
arnicably arranged. General Nar.aeZ, late
Chief Of the Spanish Cabinet, has quilted "a
dig for Paris, and Bravo Murillo, head OF the
sbso!uif,ts, had left Paris for Madrid.
The Costa Rican government seems 70 ue
aware that Walkers neg flIibustering exPedl-
ton is destined against that republic toT ~ aus
message TO the Costa Rican Congress. "hle1 as
gernbled at San jose on the 9Th OF 9ep'einoer,
prcsi,Ient Ncra expressed his fear that more
terrible irruDtion is threatening than the one
conater,d in Nicaragua. In anticipation of it
the Crsta Rican army of eight THOUSAND men
has been thoroughly recognized. additions
made to the military stores, &c. Atths last
dates Walker and Henningscn were at New Or
leans. determining upon plan Of action
The L. S. government has ordered the steam
ship Fulton TO be fitted ont Immediately, and
to the Gulf Of Mexico, to intercept
the fiIlibus;erS
The amendments to the Constitution ofPenn-
syIvania, which were voted upon BY the people
at the late election, seem to have been carried
" large Hlajoritics-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

TIE New HALL OF HE House OF hEF ssi.-
sEyTATroEs.-This hall is progressing raPl9iy
toward completion, and bids lair TO be moGel
Of architectural and artistic beauty 1t LOOKS
now as though it would be ready for Congress
At the opeaing Of the session. The aTciiteet'
Mr.. Walker, has completed his plans Tor ths
Sncsl.er's. Clerk's, and Reporters desks ana
fj,..y ara, now in the hands Of as many worHmeh
ss can be enploycd upon them. The design Is
To,,nificent. and the whole pile embracing am
III. zpace for all the clerks and reporters. as
yell as for the Speaker, is composed OF Po.i7h-
Cd marble, grouped IN Pyramidal form nom
the LEVEL OF the floor to the height OF SIX teet ana
nin, inches. The lowest desk is for the acconllno
,i,tion Of five reporters. 1t consists OF a res'
I,sIustrade, with pedestals and finely proper.
toned cornice Of white Italian marble, TesunS
S,r, one step Of Tennessee marble, richly V4fiT-
g,,sd and highly polished The clerks dcSN
Ts.t on 4 ,na~sive polished base, also consisting
Of y.Tiecated Tennessee marble, upon "hieh
rest ei,,iIt pcfie-tals separated by panel "VlS
aud crowned with a rich cornice. all OF poiisiisI
Italian marble The Speakers desk fi7t, 49,
inc rest. and is wholly composed ol Poii', -
Italian marble, and all the steps by when ils nc
s.veTaI STAGES are approached are com "
rho same material. From what we can JncSe OF
tbe drawings which We have hsd the pleasure OF
i,,sne,,ing and such portions OF the work as
.Iras5y executed. we think that this will be
on. - the mos, striking and beautiful features
Of the Cspitol.-Cfsi'a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

THE bill passed by the Pennsylvania Legisla'
ture, Iegnlizing the banks suspensions and pro-
viding for resumption on the second Monday
in April, requires the publication, after January
Ist, Of weekly statements Of the city banks and
monthly statements of country banks 1t re-
auires the banks to receive ct par, in payment
of all debt, the notes Of al solvent banks in
the State which paid specie to September lst'
1857, with, however, certain provisions for as
eertainiug the soivency Of any bank that may
be doubted. Notes Of solvent banks are also 10
be received for taxes, tolls snd other revenue'-
State deposits in the banks arc 10 lie PAID IN
specie when demsnded by the State Treasurer
Provisions are made for stay Of execution for
wear on al judgements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

How rnE LADIES DHgss IN KAssAs.-A Kan
sas letter writer who recently came down tho
Missouri on the steamer Omaha, says:
At Atchison We tooli on a young Kansas belle,
whose only attendant wasa young Missouri blood.
The young lady was apparently dressed IN the
| latest agony of style and fashion-the chaste
straw hat-the innumcrable flounces the wide
spreading hoops other gay striped silk dress, set
| OF her commanding figure very gracefully. Her
stature tall-as Byron says, hate dunPy NO
Inan BIt the richest scene in relation to this
Young belle was behind the curtain, and is to
come yet At Leavenworh our fair oIe left us,
and as she was standing lie Lank''casting
a last long lingering look 9ack, we were temp
ted to admire her dclicatcly turned ankles
| ''who can resist a nicely laced gaiter OF a
ipeeping anklel"-wben behold! she hadn't any
stockings ont lam unable to say what the fash
lion is in Kansas-'vhether it is fahlonablc for
ladies TO 20 without hose not, but certain
am that the finest drssed one whom saw ir
the Territory didn't use the article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

TINS EAErnouAEr-The earthquake shock re-
Gently TEL, At St Louis seems to have extended
over mos, Of Illinois, Indiana and Missouri
The local papers of severii towns chronicle 1t.
At BeIIviIle it shook down an old chimney and
rat,lsd the pIssterins from the ceiling At
Springfield it shook the windoSN, and thought
burglars were breaking in. At HillsboTO' it
rocked the beds like cradles. At New Albany
it set houses vibrating from north to South. At
Greenrills it shook some folks out Of bed. At
Hannibal /, ruznbIsd Ike distant thunder in ;
cavern. The earthquake did not visit the dis
triet Of New Madrid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

EXTRAORDINARY PREsERvALIoN.-The Hardy
Wing gives an account Of the recovery of a lost
child which is really extraordinary. little boy
between four and five years old, son Of SIR. Viii
kins. residing near Towards Lick il that coun-
". Strayed from home on Friday, the 9Th instant
Search was made for it Immediately, and for
five days this search was continued over rough
and mountainous country, without any tidings
of the missing one, although over hundred
persons were engaged in seeking for it Wheth-
er it had been deyourcd by the wild beasts, of
which there are number in the mountains, oF
had been carried of by some malicious person,
seemed to remain mystery. The search wa:
however s,i!I CONTINUED. and on thcsixth day the
lille waudcrer was found on Cooks Greek. about
five miles away from homo. When found it was
well and hearty, having subsisted on grapes and
berries, and whrn called by his father the little
fellow ran off doxn the creek as fast as he could
60 It seemed he did not wish to be caught,
having apparently enjoyed his six days ramble
amazingly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on THE CESTE&L RAIL
EoAp.-A terrible accident occurred on the New
York Central Railroad on Thursday evening,
about o'clock, near Beaver Meadow Brook, six
miles west of Syracuse. The accident was
caused BY the washing away Of about so feet
Of the crnbankment. The mail train, consisting
of one baggage car, a mail car and four passen-
ger cars were all, excepting the last car, thrown
down an embankmeut of twenty feet.
There were about so passengers on board the
cars. One passenger, Miss Brown Of Toronto,
was drowned Mr.. Brownson, Of Nc:g Britain,
Connecticut, had his bowels torn ont aud died
to-day at the Globe Hotel. About twenty Of
the passengers were injured, six Of them seri-
ously. The locomotive * perfect wreck. The
mail car was burned, a. also all the mail bags
but one, which was saved by Mr. McNlaSters, the
mail agent, who came to his senses only in time
to save it.
The accident was the most disastrous that
has happened on the Central route for many
years. The cars were under full Roadway; and
as they approached Nine Mile Creek Station, he
tween Warmers Station and Syracuse, the en-
CINE suddenly plunged off the track, darting
down into the creek some fifteen or twenty
feet. The couplings apparently broke instant
", as the first baggage car plunged over right
on top Of the engine, This was followed by the
mail car ana. three passenger cars. all of which
took the fearful leap, one after the other
The cars were all well filed with passengers,
anu tiIe s.aiaStratlhA s.'.ldl-n that only
one shock was heard above the noise oil the
wheels before all were hcaped together in COM
mon ruin OF the bottom of the gull. The last
car only remained on the track, and those for
tunate enough to be on board that carriage in
SANITY leaped out and went to the rescue Of
the other passengers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

4 PAxlc ADvEETlsEMENr.-The following is
the beginning of an unique advertising specimen
in the New York Post:
"ELsGAxr1Y ENBILLIsuEo NALL PAPEH ToA
SALE.-AbOut thirteen bushels OF engraved pa ,
,sr ready ito 90 to the WALL consisting Of Rail-
road Bonds, secured and unsecured BY LIST, I'd
and sd marriages, Income, Construction, Inter-
st and Sinking Fund bonds. with and without
coupons. Of an endless variety Of patters-per-
spcetive, landscapes and water views quidated
and unliauidatcd."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
a HAvps Il 20 Pr1rz-T7s OrgoA -


Dazgsr-so far Us ge are able to judge from
the car marks. tie whole Argas board Of direc'
tion were ct work upon 1t yesterday morning,
Such signs Of life and animation the rickety old
Organ has not presented this many 4 long day
1t lad over two columns Of editOrial-sone Of
1t tolerabie good editorial, too. The old hulk
must be in danger Of going down. 'shsn nil hands
IRE thus suddenly called to tbs pumps
The folIonins extract is = portion Of the con-
Guiding s;snza IN its Burritt mot "BeFrit, as it
stupidity has III editorial
For choice reading, gisO us the Odyssey and
the Organ. As witness:
Tho Southern people are not 20 stupid as 70
be unable 70 see in EiiiRG is9lf an shssPs ef'fh-
ing. one 'cGo puts o" tie iireTy Of He0een 70
sefce tic Dech s.. They know he is an unadui'
Observation-Disclosures, who USES honied words 70
cover up tHe 5L1eE designs Of his hec-t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

LaRoHERs WASTED AT THE WEsT.-While
the disarrangement of financial and business
matters here has resulted in partial suspension
of labor of nearly all descriptions some portions
Of the West are calling for more laborerS. The
Galena lead mines arc advertising for ten thou
sand workmen. The Pacific and Minnesota
Railroad, on which work has just commenced,
is in want of a large number of laborers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIoy.-l. The
vote received by the Democratic candidates for
Governor in the two States shows greater de-
cline from Buclanan'S vote, last fall, than does
the vote Of the Republican candidates for Gov
ernur, from Fremont's vote.
3 The decline in the Democratic vote is great
er in proportion TO the whole vote, than the de-
cline in the Republican vote.
g. The majority of the combined opposition,
CDr,,,nrra, & ,,o,s Nntl.inp1 * not gr"-t
by oae-hol' this year as it was last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
FEVER AND AGUB.

DIR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AETIDoTE.
doses viii ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
invariably the cls contains nothing in the least
degree hnrtful to TIE SYSTEM UNDER ANY CIRCCM-
STANCES. and produces the unpleasant eEee that
attend Qlnine and other general
II cures every form OF she disease and the original
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
shasnberger's Fever and Asue Antdote, and
be sure you get PILLS.
Sold By respectable Druggists erery,ohere.
PRICE, S1.5O.
Por sale by LAUGHLISS d BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole Proprietors, a. T. sHALLEEBERGBR 4 CO.,
augT-3m Rochester, Pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

sand., sarsnpnriIIn.-The extraordinary Ell.
caey of this unrived preparation aIcases OfscroGula
eryspelas euaueous erupt!ve disorders, and similar
Complaints appear almos. incredible, not such
wonderful cures Of daily certified by person.
Of undoubtei and responsibility, establishing the In
contestabIe fact this of disorders atera
tire AMI reuovatng agent it Is uneinaIed.
Eminent physicians proved by many eSneri
enee that they produce the happi-st results by its adj
uninistralion and therefore It with confidence.
Prepared and sold A b. D. SANDS Druggists, 1OO
Fulton Street, New York
Sold also by J. H. CEUSiBAcKER
And by DruEgists generally. jyI-1wdav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

Taa TOsAcco 1STEaEsT-It is stated that
within week protested drafts to the amount Of
100000 have been returned on the tobacco
nists Of Richmond by commission merchants in
New York. The Richmond papers intimate
thst it Is the intention Of the manufacturers To
hold meetings and authorize the Banks to sue
their agents on each draft ms it natures and not
have them returned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

AMONGST the passengers who arrived "a the
Asia, is Charles Mackay, the popular sdng-wti
ter. He is also one of the editors of the Lon
don Illustrated News, and visits this country,
says the European Times, with the view of
surveying the numberleSs objects of interest
presented by the Western World; especially the
laws and institutions of the American Republic,
and their influence on the political and social
developemcnt Of great country"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

The Republican press of Ohio and Pennsyl-
wanna are charging the result OF the elections IN
these two States upon the "stiff necked and
struight Americans" And pray what claims
have the Republicans of Pennsylvania and Ohio
upon the American party? The Democrats
were open enemics-the Republicans secret
foes; and what course had the straight Ameri-
cans but to avoid entangling alliances with
either.-N. !. Express
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
Price % cents.
WYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!!
1875 Main Street, Wheeling, Va,

-Is the place obtain Licensees Of size and
style from the sinass. miniature up e-slze, and SO:
In superior manner.
From long experience the and by the Of the
most powerful istruraent together Eiih appliance
necessary produce good pItures he would assure the
public that they be furnished With pictures at this Gal
ie superior to any taken this country aad equal any
vest.
Photographs plain solored in oil cOIors This style Of
picture be made any size life, and eoored true
Small DazuerreotyPes OF An5rotypes magniAed
any and eolored ia OIL By this process
obtain the oil painting With the truthalue'' Of
DaEueEre type.
Pictures taken at this Gallery cheap other
city. Every picture finished in the most durable
manner put with double glass, air tight, without
which no picture will stand unchanged.
oss-u J. W. wYKEs Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22


4 wealthy Israelite living near Selma, Arkan-
sax has in his possession silver shekel. struck
in the mint of udea 1850 years ago. 1t is about
the size of half dollar, bnt the silver is so pure
that its intrinsic value is but fifteen cents The
owner would hardly part with the relic for as
many hundred dollars 1t has been in his fam
ily $50 years.
Ohio is the largest WOO. growing State in tho
Union. Six millions OF dollars worth has been
raised there this year.
certain druggist WIS recently heard to declare
that an article Of medicine, of which he largely
disposed OF at two dollars bottle cost him only
sixteen crnts-bottle and all.
Byrd Young, the original '.Simon Sugg<."
is candidate for doorkceper of the Alabama SEN
ate.
How 70 Tell woxAx's AeE-By One of
T1em.-In telling the age ofanother woman YOU
multiply by .; but if you are telling Your own
age you divide by ?.
GEORGE W. MATsELL, the well known New
York ex-chief Of police, and Mr.. MrEclIer, his
chief aid in the times Of the municipal police.
have become prOPrietors aud editors Of the Po.
lice Gdzetts
One of the partners in prominent Philadel-
phia firm that lately suspended, kept car.
riages, light riding wagons, fast horses, .
dog, coAchmen, and servant girls. 1t is no
wonder such men fail,
Mr. GEORGE CuersTr and Mr.. a. H. Dayen-
port have had street rencontre in New York
on account Of some feminine difficulty Nobody
hurt.
REIIGIous REvIvAL--The protracted meetinps
IN the Methodist Church, at WINCHESTER V;rgi1.
is, have resulted in the conversion of I6s 5er.
sons, IS Of whom have connected themselves
with the church on probation.
TWENTY-FIVE cent sbiuplasters hsre made
their appearance in New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

WILL NOT STRENGTHENING once suspend
ed and resumed" when all the world beside
was going to everlasting smash, we have too
much pluck to be induced again to suspend be-
cause the banks have suspended As the
New York banks said, fcw days ago-~e go
on. lat all hazards They included in ''ali
hazards" the hazard of suspension, however
NdsIul Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
DIR. NJ. Dr. VALLE,

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.
pills heen used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor the Hospitals Of Of France, for many
years meeting with unparalleled sueeess-givns the great
est satisfaetiOn-euring where other remedies fan.
They charm correcting irreEularity OBJ
sruetiOns producing regular OF the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stimulant. They produce agreeable
exhleraton and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supPoSuE themselves
cautioned usng pills, they will produce
miscarriage although injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

The NHW USITLD STATES SENATOR rHoX TES-
pLssEE.-The Nashville Bqnner publishes the
following account of a congratulatory speech
made by Andrew johnson, the newly elected
United States Senator from tennessee, on the
occasion Of his election The Senate will eer'7;'-
ly gain something by the accession of such
character.
r1t was the most remarkable speech it has
ever been our lot to hear, the chief and only in
gradients being egotism and mobocracy. 1t WAS
Drumming full Of class bitterness, and lowtiung
class preiudices We doubt il any respectable
American audience in the whole history of the
country ever stood patiently and listened to so
rnoboefntical and Jacobinical an hhTrangue. If
an extract and CeTbnEinl report of it could he
obtained, printed in pamphlet form and copy
laid upon each Senator's desk when its author
made his appearance in his seat, We have scarce
" any doubt that every patriot aud statesman
in that honorable body would instinctively rise
from his place, and go over to the other side OF
the house, rs the Roman Senators once fled from
the contamination OF the traitor Catalina. Our
readers cannot realize how low, how despicablc,
how dirty thing it was, without having heard
il for themselves.
I'VE might more easily tolerate its treason
able sentiments, if it had possessed the merit o'
being o chAste and learned literary production
RObespieFre uttered sentiments as bad, but nc
clothed them Is language that bespoke th'
scholar the gentleman and the orator; but TIT
language and manner Of the modern nobocra
were coarse, vulgar, and ungrammatcai.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
New B 3oks, Stationery, go.
sepi5sm

New B 1oks, Stationery, sc.
TAMEs ORR, No. iiT Main st. b=gs leave to call tn
attention Of Wholesale AMI retail purchasers Rocks
and Stationary to his F, stock received School
Books of all kinds from the the highest lege
Classics Ms;elIaneous Book u9ee:sues) a~inE Books,
Copy BIakS, Architectural Books. (neE Huhorsl II
dist PRESBYTERIAN Baptist and Christian Hymn Books,
vHriens st les Of binding Family Bibles worth from 81
$!S. Pocket do. Of all styles; DaGs book epns
blanks Jenny Lind Pens. and all th4 numbers o. GlIts
famous Pens now / Ink (AraIl') and InkstndS
vHrtous pAents Music Books of various Author-Szh-
bath Bell "a late BooE) Albums in great variety. Toy
ok SO qrs. Bark Books of varirtv:
ries for 1873, Memorandum of styles, over Reems
Cap Letter and Note Papers, OF different grades quail
ties.
GOLD PENS-we wish to call especial attention to our
large and we'll selected lot Of Gold Pens. Having
Of all our old stock, EvRRr PES offered ami
WARRANTED, comprising almost No. A
CI celebrted Penn. Having largest AMI best select
ed stock OF ms In the CITY, those In superior
tlce cannot T7il tn be suited.
We would call th, attention NJ E4dies J7nrtfcuIGr
to our stock OF FANCY STATIONERY which parclAsed
expressly for their accommodation, knowing tha nothing
Of tn; kn AMI quality has hereof
Pl 1S= call ami anime for yourselves.
All of the and everything the Book
and Stationery line now be had at
JAMES c. oRR,s,
seotb III VI In ST..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
OK Tuesday last, when the banks were giving

ON Tuesday last, when the banks were giving
up the ghost in all directions, our quondam cor
respondent "Richeleu" was consulted as law
yer, by bank officer, to suggest some way by
which the bank could hold over to the follow
ing day without confessing as its sister institu-
tons had done, that it could not pay sPHrie.-
"Put black Grape on your DOORS" said ;iche-
lieu, "and post up notice CLOSED in eonsc-
quence of Death in the Family. "-&e,c YORK
TI-ibyur