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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Arrived.

u s. steamship Vanderbilt Higgins Hsvro Oct. sc-
class passenger in ,pece very vau.be csse
disc. TIE voyage has be unusually wn.ry soui
"anteSd tcIi4 s. Which sstsd 50 SouIs daring xi
s sp fp166sS 6sSe %peS.,s ano 9Th @
5ayA5a llis lost with Pss aud n a:e w 70 ~, " s s9s sS
BEARDED waterosted ship found her ba,. ~ and stem
stove D csboose the poop and few boards snd boxes no
was loaded With uuber and her owei mast nsds o. :, "a
port where she belonged o. NJ All her mzen yard. were on
but her darts unben Died and buried at an the ih a
o. s. 81. steamship Marion, Foster Chareston. nds sad
T. Of fCbsfieon Bar exchanged Signals with stssnhp Nah.
vle Chsrleson At p m, hanged aerss vna
On Tue5sy, iaSO a. n 50 miles sW Of Cspe Loolea ss
changed signals with steamship Keystone sa:e bound
hIsS dSst aSSipSS M Se Sept T. o.
'hp Hs9Iietts ftSm GLASGOW ioI Syaney SEP % xabs
From Sep. s2 20 y had very severe wes:asf & "a os
Hepnin,s Muller OosDg. Had nssvJ weather spin sdh
sp; a and rGrs. .,sDd Oct 4 :sIt 70 Bi.Sop sIo
b.rs Prince Philippe sBels s D,s'welsh' T'e';e Aug
Bsik Nor (Noiw Madsou Trieste July r. passed Gihn'
BE aIs T. A. G Chase aateD Salt Key "a day.. ..s to Mc
L Firth. Wss days N Of Cape May. -.
to S c9pI Co. Ss I Eo 6aa g Sy. " o
Aug. The bark joan Welsh, oS days from Phht.pn '
.8th The bark Aaron Harrington, 70 Gays from Salem "
Big L.m,rtine (Ncrw), zsrPicAov Charleston u dsys
this port for repairs having on the An inst II the Vei sr
auIilg gale nom T., sprung i.SA. s.,t n
pmentu, &c 70 LesycIsls Co. Had hsayy wsa.h;f.
Brig Brsk Brl, Ncserson, Asusdlla, r. r., Is eDf ''1
scEr southern Belle Tyler Savannah 5Ays cotton whest
&c, ID. C. Murray Oct g Of Cape Hs;esss spoSs 80
,p Star Of the West hence for AsPnwA The D hss eA
sctr Wm L. Balou,. three rnss.ed Jsris, ss.sea.en
dsy. cotton and wheat to Dunhso DHon sep ess ~
Lookout experienced gale from Me- Ind Wss no'S W ~
bes eIds lost nAil al and lb. -, .,,..
B1stOu. Wilmington -.
sehT. R. W. Brown, DsIrei.on whmlustOn, n c. d'5'
,ehF Amos Flu!kiabcrs Ro9ser', Rcam'rd- mS's "
shr vo.pt of Bangor, cooubs RocLsnd s.ass '' F'r
sehf Msy Queen tBr) Tablet, Berusal. dsJs fon sAA
hI A. Beesl, Rider Georgeto'vn C, ss,s s"'r
sl N. Psts Ireland, Newbern " 10 days rs'' ''''s'
SeLr Emily Hotsit, Wilmington, " c, dsJs Esv1 s's'
scsr VIM. Moatasue, tr. (Of Ba.GOel Benson, r'ss'
seOr,y p Johnson Hunter, New Ri0er " s. isdsJ" ~
sesr fauny Heard, G.ine, H.ro,d. pOwseF 20 Haas
seLT Jehn wepps; Lsw.ou, yh.ig. days PG;s''s''
seRI Psla. Fnncs' Rceiahd, line. i.'
scLr Ayarsdo, Hopkins, Truro, hsh.
% sssr V see' casSs;, Sissf d.y r.:sse:
sebr j. Dowlins ksesIs Ba:mS. days ''A L. ''As
lr. schr EIi5.eD, En- ssGo,IS Gle, Dsna. asH- 4
sebi @ hAcSn, Baker ssSssT'e ws.hnftOn cry
sehr T. wotten. Di6be COxssa.ie i,r yes-sssieEd. 5
1a Seer Ess Kseae .Hs iid ProSdspes ;Sa Sp
Steamer Opray Ksnney PrOydeDse l6 hrs mdss % ''''
s,esm.r w.m.utt., Aver New Bedford IL hosrs. na's
| Jo. Allen. -
WIND Sunrise, NE with fcs, 'ar,e:, ST. with raia- =
TIE plo, boat J. Waterbury, No TO- PIT pst 90 sess
tie BIlifh schr olas iIom IuIks Is.sd IN New foi
| las siIce put into the bEeAksa.-r. a+
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

Hrors-5Is q h. TALLow-No sales PE-Ts-o|c'>c-
each. CALFsKNs-42dlE q 70. $500
B. BEEF-Exa and Tst quality include nothing but the
sialed Second quality Includes the os
ass fed best stalled and the best three
od steers. Ooinary consists OF bu snd the riuie ot o;s
SBgEPEx'ra Includes cosre and when those OF inferior
quality are thI0wn out.
45 ever the Boston aud Lowell; 100 the Fchbur
the Western iOadei with cattle sheep and
horses OF loo The Fchsurg % fFom AbaH
loactd with cattle aud hogl
REMAREs-We hardly Lcow Whist 20 say Of me mnke.
day there psrsec: sagnston; men have come % ls
skt from force Of habit b.. 81 they 9s there they
IN squads holding the fences lookins tnsy
e1Peced - another dollar 70 bus eatte WITH sd
thought l. Was best foT hem TO give up their eAiog We
could learn o 5ut few sales made th- ssst dealers not wish
s buy blt had ma'e offers Of q for cattle th. would
brought sscx9 50 y est few ~eekssso. sheep were IA
the The price OF Hides and Taow N. kes quite
difference with the butchers hey them for cash.
Tow there 10 not any sale for Tsow a. any re; ID 70:
lisess .Ls Zee. vGs.s IA. ..1 {. : ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

Decrease from lSl7........... ............L2B,6S7
The Nerark Mercury says that a number OF the
BEADING citizens of NeW-JerSey, having waited upon
Gov. Newell, we've informed by him that he felt no
donbt Of the tovency Of the banks o. that Stse and
was disposed to afford such relief might be neces-
sary Nothing was said about calling extra session.
but numerousy-sgn pc iton for i: viii be al once
prestbted to the Governor.
The Hartford Press says:
{" Positively the whole community Of bankers an 1
merchants look happier day than they haze any day
during the last fortnight
TIE Albany EreRing Journal says:
Bottom touched suspension at last; things are
quieter, not 10 say easier. There are many more
smiling faces to-day than have been seen at any time
yithin the De 81 month The troubled sea on which
the business world for sixty days and better, has
been tossed passed and though the haven reached
Is the which most 70 be shu1ned, II nevertbe
less affords quiet for the hour, and hope OF sscart
in the future
The American, Philsdelphis, says:
"The Money market is still without any material al
feration and there is very little ut'class psper offer
ing or selling, the street rate being 2 cent Z
month, and moeey very scarce at that
Specie is IN demand and prices are rather bstteT,
but NewYo'k Exchange has declined. We quote the
former a. 7dSl, anc the latter at G2l 9 cent pre-
mum The brokers are selling at the highest BE- ares
The Ledger says:
In the Money ma ket there is no improvement, th are
is vet no confidence nor likely to be suy until coin Il
sgsin the acknowledged OASIS oi tuc NuAiSHS). tNS
relief snticio Dated by The merchants aud manufacturers
is aso apparently far removed as ever The oaak;
are doing nothing comparatisely-can Do nothing, II
they seriously purpose to resume at the tms desls
mated, and no,hng Is doing in the way Of street otHs
Failures are Of al Kost daily occurrence aud are hkely
70 continue 10 for some time 20 come
The I'depe~dsHt says that the following are the TO
ported failures, assignments, etc. fof the week:
W. y. stearns PoItlsnd, Ne, aassned.
ID w T. "a. Oliuby. South Berwick Ne, failed.
3 r. Redbeid Ciarenlo1t ". Ii sasrendtd.
Wakefield I tAskcIt hnfcale y. II failed.
Ek hoeeIt'on 20, BArtonyiie, VI suspended
Gideon NJ Lee, Chester, VI. f.ied
yobn L. Johnson. Chester. Vt failed
Francis ssneeI Co. Oy Go3ds," Bas,ou and New. Yosk
City. spsnSedi show .efse surplus At ssk estens,n
o,s, Cu'hgAn 5sncroit Cio;hs" Boston. ,aspeaded
>sA estension. - -,
Nah yrencb Co, "sbo-s." Boftoa sgs yended.
HuichIas Brown ca, Wet india G0oe." Boston q.
rtndso. <,
Jebu p Wsi,ou Gros.T.' heS;oG- sep ndea
FaF Ess, GIccsg. bos;V7 '.'g'I-'-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
would otherwise have reached us has been ssmpors-


For some tine previously shlrrnsn., hsd bsee :on.
ing forward at the rate Of at lessi ElO VVoo ~"
per week and nothing rad occurred 70 proqio snf
material change IN the relations OF tade WhCi lel
dered these payments due TO us; but, with the rt'e Of
discount Of 80 y cent for the choicest bio, OF course
every An erican merchant ayaied himself a. I.l ~ &c
possible of his credit here 10 delay renittug io cia
which would otherwise have been PROVIDED ioi III u-e
course.
With the return Of confidence therefore, not only
wil the usual shipments be resumed, but msny ar
rears will have 10 be met and as the ofnighty con-
signmeIts from California continue to reach NeF,
York the ability 20 meet these calls may be expected
rapidly 10 revive. II may be hoped, therefore, tnat
durrg the neIt two three months our reeeips nom
this quarter will sgain at least suffice with the qusn-
titles from Australia 10 keep the stock 10 the BANK OF
Englard from further reduction.
At this moment We have the EJ3, 900 brought oy
the last Australian mail nearly due at Sodtna np'on
but there no other very heavy amounts 10 DC an
ticipated. Whether the eastern demand VIII continue
on the comparatively moderate scale assumed dutins
the psst fortnight depends variety OF conungen,
cies Meanwhile, Australia has yet TO make her nnsi
Arrangements for resumiDg cash payments on the lsI
Of January and a. CoDstantinopie there Is ANXIOUS
speculation as TO the possibility OF attracting new
funds TO keep the machinery of State rom acslsiy
breaking down.
possibly be influenced On the other hand, the Baak
Of France sboud resort 10 any extensive Issue OF
go notes may create some partial imitation. The BAL
ance of probabilities is therefore, very even, and the
conclusion is that we remain Tor some uue "uhou,
any thing to ven or TO aggravate our present dali
condition.
The return from the Bank OF England for the week
ending the 26th Sc pember gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
pnLic nano.i,s . 6 ( 46i ga3 Increase. G eil9 se4
o,hs, Denaa.ir. . sie 500 Decreass.. 1873 065
Re,t...,'..,..........,. as2i52i Increase. 9s6s
On the other side of the account
Gcyernment Securities 20 55sS3 Urchsnged
Other Securities. l91l97OO Increase 1ioef5
S,t,s unen, ploy ~. .... 6OltteO Decrease. $3.50
The amount of notes in circulation is tl9 i20,
being an increase of f2O 90j and the stock OF oul-
lion in both departments is I'll ,26,USS showing an
increase of eS7 ,528 when compared with the prece'
cling return.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
PAiIaAe,pAi. Ca,sie Market, o., ;,

TIE Cattle nsrhs. rsther dEn ,Ai. 90. -,
ersst The wT-tch.d oend!iion of a., Sss
pics defined sboit 2sc on ihs pyae sua So - ksx
Or raa-r po9r ,tock The ss.se n.ed 10 100 os 10
ssa 80, 80 81 10 and 10 - y Ia n NJ, s,e1 ~ nosn
sod d0m Otio and Chester COarsy ~ " f.o<k
saEsP-1hi' Hs'tet wa also sfscted hy Aar,,,
Lambs worth s2 sd 81 ,eeotGius % ooss. led
Hoss-Tbs sale OF Hogs only apoIn..f q.
rrie,s shade 70 than a. s, 80. 70 iSet hsat A
,,.rssd from ss5OG 80 81 y leo D. -'Is p'iees havhs
Cows AND CiLvEs-This msrhss Va. u,,.,,
offered 275 head sold at sJFd ESQ o. eiss, srd al
s9Gs1 for Dry Cows o|~s Ara
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Cambridae CattIe Market
REFosIEo FoR THE N Y. TRIRrSE. BY GEoReE

REPORTED THE y. Y. TRIRrNE. BY GEORGE RuPP
WEoSEspAY OFT IL. 1857.
A,rraIket l7l5 Cattle about ec Be aud sl5 stores,
consisting working Oxen Cows, and one, two and three
year. old
PEicEs MAREET BEEF-Extra 81 50d So; frat quality,
81 81; second quality So; thlfd quality, S5 -.
PRICES sTOEE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen. from S5A, . 3D.
$50 sl0o sltO Cows and Calves from SIS So t5l
$50; Yesrngs Sl2 10 sii Two years o!c, SIS to s2i
Three years Old, Z q 20 $50.
sHEEP AND LAMBs3S0 at market price. in lOt = IS,
81 81 eacb and selections, $50 50 $50 % 3D.
SwNE7o0 Western at market prices, live weight, dic
n lress.d 8c l. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-foRK.
Cleared.

ships-Kentuckisn, Menymsn, New Orleans C. c. pursa
Co; R. D. Shepherd, Gale, w.oflesns Esfe aHsd'
Glance Gillespie Bristol, Tapscott Co. J. W. hnnin,
Bngss Galveston. J. II. Brewer Co.
Bsiks-Express, Lencbers Haysns Atlantic (BTsnb Fee
nus.n, Bremen Burcbsrdt Buche.
Bng-Triad, BsTtay, EsstPoL., Arowsnih n Ball =.
SehooneIs-E EviTs, Allen, ST Johns, u. D. hxsn Cat
President (Br Herman Halifax H. o. Doroyani r. Burr,
Hartck Bridgeport, master; Wonder French rr9sdencs
master southener Bellows Nassau N 70 Bacon sussn'i
Flying Essle Lawrence Curacao kolh Pasahn. .
PropelleTs-Jsckson Bacon, Baltimore, n. B. Cromwell
Western Port, Beny, Savannah, IL. b. CromweI.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Receipts Of Produce-Ocr. Is.

By North Rrer Doats-ls 906 bbs Flour II 2 bush. Corn
1915 bush Wheat So pkg. Whisky
By he Ere Hddyo0d-2 SCI bbl. Flour, lt3 do WHISKY
4 bszs Wheat, ga d. Barley $40 do. Malt 267 ds Oats H.
side, Leather, oil pkgs Cheese, SO do. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
RassrnRers snileA

Ia ,hGmaAip cffy Of Wsahisg:on, for Lse,,ss,, u,
Mis-, Feuow. Mr. P,Tton AID isdy, Me,srs a. Va sss
B.ilIi., Wild, Pr-us. Lloyd. Henderson. Gail Lsa c.
n oris Amanda and Osbe; Rev. Mr. O'Ssm ~ tss-ssy
snd Mrs H'1sr Mr. Carey wife and fIHly, AZ IS ~ "a
s.eC:age. -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
marl,ets Penorte1 by Telezrdpk.

ALBANY Oct l6-6 p. m is in fair dem. nd steady
rates ,a, Of bbs Sole. Of 100 bush. Chicago Spdas
Ole COsN il held above the views Of buyers for
large parcel, sfost 7c 4, Aked OF that Offering will
20 to Nex-NoIk. WHfsKY-Light sales at pic.
NEW-ORIEASs, October f-CorToS- Sales to-day, I0o0
bales irregular prices but principally l0c Receipts
TO dz,, SOs bales. EXCHANCE nominal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

AvsssyI suppo.ed 10 be Baltimore schr es-ee "a 81
sad cosp went s1hoc satugd.J evening sosrt 80
SAND shosl, and inimediaiely went 20 peSs- "a ser
,rsyx ysi,h ,hs exeeutcn of VINO WAS 80 ,ea
picked up mex; non ss ssr SsJsh hAvns s,sc c,,ss
on piece Of the wreck. This 10 eSnosiess sh.s"''
Re lea ol Ite s;h;. JsLe IrTshsm '' "'eA-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

MINIATURE ALaASAc......TMs DAY
sup- Nses SIS sets......5:s Moon-sets... i:j6n
HIGH wArEs... TINS DAY.
Sandy Hook.. 6l4 Gov ILd.. 7;Oim he'll 0ste''' ia;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16


From The London TiHes, Oct J. 80.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. 2.-fhe fuuds open.a III
morning with some animation, aud most descrP %
Of secuIi.es eXpeIenced rise, but the tone oi 'no
market was then ed BY heavy sale oil COh?os'
The fret transactions at the improved quotations
OF yeEtsIdsy ai'eruOon-yO4 q Z; 6no although tAe4e
was for some time tendency ID f9finer upm-lu
nt there was ultimately reduction oI an
eiehth-tbe tins prices bsIog 9Os fOr money, an
g6, for the new account or the lUin 0i No'ehO:E'
There was not much general business and The rae ior
mercy remained at . q 81 q cent
In the Discount market to-day the dsmah1 "is
cfiye in preparation for the pay enis falling due 10
morrow, " hich will be very large
In the Foreign Exchanges THIS afternoon Tue 'a'7'
were generally the same a. last post.
The Corn market was quiet this mo'rins 81 1ne rae
of Monday.
week shows steady business at former quotations.
The final prices of the French Three Per Cents on
the Paiis B0re this evening were 0ot lCc Tor moaey
and 6S; 35c. for the account showing itde aleraron
Al Vienna there has been ssght increase oil fnhess
About f2S,0 900 OF gold was taken ron tue oinA u
III believed thst the specie shipped by the PENN
s,Isr and Oriental steamer Colombo VIII DOT De Inach
below $500 co., FULLY f35,COO in gold Tor India on
private account, demand naylng arisen IIo th, G NJ
.,ves buying up sovereigrs az arge premium III Ia
cn,t, A. more convenient 10 hoard than silver.
The fact that Notwithstanding several receat large
.-rivas of geld from Australia the supply 70 mseI the
Conl entail demand has been lnsuineeu. 70 p,eseh.
some Withdrawals from the Baok seems to hod oGt
Encouraging prospect with regard to the i1nea-Ats
ccur.e of the money market. Since the re1uca9a OF
the rate of discount 10 s. . cent IN toe mdie 9t
,ba auou1 Z held by the b iak has expensncsi IL
y, nufion Of about 1900 go, and this deciae wouli
bsye been still greater if the requirements bT sdi1
,rS China by the last two packets hid MT .sadIeay
slackened .. >.
account ior this pos on snd % warrae. sc assn
top that although there are sgls OF en early tufn
towsrd st.te OF case the probability is We shan es,
cape The necessity oil resort 10 measures u
stIfrrspcy Tne intensity Of the peoie at New. ! )rk
bas Pr three or four weeks pa.r induced an almos.
total suspension Of spsce rsmi:tsaees from that side
In .tis ysy ptrtso. rom !. eo,eo to e!o r..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

pst cssss ,AN ,pe;ls sstn Re pad on .ss eep'eto's
shsoAs reqcires. We hssia Of Purchases al 3 large
prsmiura, ert y cent wLs about the qaosLaon 81
the chose.
M. Hsye hes bssa ms1s Receiver Of The North
River Bark, which gOts into liquidation.
NJ o. NJ Bes ID hes been spp'inted Receiver Of the
Farmcrs and Ci.zens Bank Of wilksusburgh, instead
Of Mr.. Peet, .s before announced The appointment
Mr.. Beach VIII be resisted.
After the adjournmea. of the Board the following
sales of Stocks and Bonds msde at auction by s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
BY TeIeRraph.
Disasters, &c.

SAVANNAH, Oct. Is.-Ine L. 5 NJ. siesnsnp A''-
hyIe from New-IsIk this aitersoon ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

Decr.sss from le5s. i.5 TO TO
Dscreaae from lGi7............ ............L2E
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

TIE pilot boat Waterbury No 10. PIT pIe, 90 80
Il BIfh schT oias from IuEks s.sLd III New foi
las siIce put into tEs Break
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-28
A Gard.


ME undersigned Wishes 70 the public
has dsteTInned TO extend the range Q! studies now
taught IL the Wheeling Classical Academy. For this pnF.
pose he has secured additional rooms In the Athensum,
Win the design Of establishnR another depAFtme which
me lever branches q an English education wiz be thor
ouehy taught At the commandment
aHe year. Is hoped that the department VIII be placed
9n basis In the charge OF regular and
competent assiStants.
Is the object Of the Principal render this an fnsti..
%he9 9oys can 6e received 3t the earliest and
hooughy htted Tor the higher classes the Collegiate
course 10 attain this he VIII spare pains or expense
SET OF splendid surveying Instruments win be received
IN lev days from the manufacturers East the
use Of the Surveying class. = -
Library already containing many valuable YOKE Nj
constant Is attached to the School
10 increase the facilities for instruction the modern
languages the services OF Prof Weber have been enRaaed
EhQ VII take charge Of the German classics
FTOt W. 10 already too well known the citizens Of heei
ms as an scholar and successful teacher
need anything more thar the announcement Of his
name at the head of this department as raetiea
guaRes viii be procured
FER1ts - Classical Department., $500 per quarter
Higher English Dent, $40 u
German (extTu) 800
apzG-9E .ssEss8 81. W. HARDING. PRINCIPAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-28
Charles London Cordial Gin

OHdE4SS7 1UuUUA- OULUId4 N144
shown by the Records Of the Custom House the
only London Cordian Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles,
All others made here in initiation OF 1t.
delicious beverage by its peculiar favor
Se different from other gtn) Is universally esteemed by all
who IT. It Is adopted with great in of
DYSPEPSIA, GoUT RHEuNAFsA, DRORsY, CRAWL Colo,
CIoLERA, FEyER AoUB, snIctuRE DsELsE URI-
EART oRoGxs, EPuEPsr, FENALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dn. YALEEIrxE BoT New York In letter TO the pro-
prietor, says.
C4dFEes' LodOH Cordial Gia q tGs p,,res bed and
~ Ost reliable Extract Of Juniper Ihdte seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold BY all Drug
giEtS and Groers in the United States
merous poisons called "London Cordial GIn'-to avoid
them buy only CHARLEsIn Reject any other offered to
you vaiue your health. Price dollar for quarts
any cents fer pints, EDMUND c. CHARLES
mhes-smdGW Sole Importer, ~ DroadWay, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-28

The MAPLE SrGAR CRoP.-The maple sugar
season has thus far beena successful one through
out the New England States InVermontit has
proved the best for ten years. In northern New
Hampshire, as we learn from the Manchester
Mirror, the business has been unusually lucra-
tive, although the late storms have probably
closed up the season. Some large yields are re
ported, and the Mirror says one youth, who is
fitting for college, has realized enough from !
small maple orchard, the use of which was
kindly volunteered him by wealthy neighbor,
TO send him TO school four terms and give him
start IN one year which it would ordinarily
have taken him twice or three times that length
of time 20 obtain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-28

Gross HUNDCGGRY-DANtR1 WEBSTER AID
PREsToX Books n SPIRITUAL CouSciI.-The
last number Of the Principle, paper devoted
to Spiritnalism, and of course to all the bias.
phemous is1as which it begets contains COM
municatiOns purporting to be received from the
spirits of Webster and Brooks 1t seems as if
the object was nothing more than to pender to
the yirulcnt party spirit which these days follows
even the dead. Webster, it seems, first spoke
and said about Brooks:
.lIe could not associate with me the inmuta-
bic law of attraction interviewed. and could
only commune with him indirectly For near
~ thirty days have been trying to get him
into condition whereby he might communicate,
and | thought should have succeeded on
this occasion. lie can hear my remarks
through the medium, and this evening
viii bring him again. 1t is Brooks of South
Carolina, aud am DANIEL WEBSTER
SIN the evening" continues the account,
"agTeeabiy to appointment, meeting WINS
held, and communication received from Mr.
Brooks, in which he said:
The last few months of my earthly career,
my name figured far over the country, associat-
ed with much that was false and great deal
that was true. Twas, like all men, ambitious
The highest desire of my soul was self aggran-
disemeAt- asPired to excel in the things and
popular applauses ofearth, and the consequence
IS that ! aIn comparatively low in spiritual
requirements.
II thought myself something more than 1
really was used my every influence to attain
a noted position, even at the sacrifice of my
fellow-creatures.
81 have stood up before men and in the pre-
sence of angels, and proclaimed Physical Sla-
very in direct opposition to my interior con-
victions of what was right; and why did do it,
simply because 1 was self.willed, and sought
not the happiness of others, lift in the least
clashed with my own selfish purposes.
The world knows of my sudden departure
from the body, and also knew it / had heard
that there was opened a channel Of communica-
ton with spirits, yet l believed it not. The
spiritual, to me, was nothing compared with
the honOrs that was seeking for, and which,
alasi find have all been buried with my body.
This is an acknowledgment which you would
not have heard from my lips while living on
earth, because had proud and unsympathiz-
ing heart, with no feeling for others, unless it
served my own purpose"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-28

ANoTnRp SP1ENjIp DoxGTsox.- & onlv m
or three weeks since (sayst the National EHtefli-
SeReeF9 we had the gFatifieatioh Of recording
the magnificent gift of tlreRtY:Iirs td0RsaEd fois
lars to the American Colonization Society by
David Hunt, Esq, Of Mississippi We have
now the pleasure to announce an additional
splendid donation from the same noble-hcarted
sphilanthropist OF tlesgaty th0Us1tRd dollars; q
by the Treasurer Of the Society day before vcss
terday, This sum makes grand total Of more
than MY thOue4aa doll s5s which has been con.
,tsibuted by Mr.. Hunt TO the philanthropie cause
tof colonization. How great arc the blessings 81
wealth when pss7essed by one so humane and
stnerousl