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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....


Observation-Disclosures HAM, schwensen, Hamburg u
Bech Kunhardt
FShip-Sssamore Gerish, LIVERPOOL, Williams Guon
Bsik-bsiy benty, Bsntly, Havana. j. W. Elwel Co..
Bhss-Baesr Fhletie. Tanpieo Shers Oliver !. u en
tuIn tBr Cook, Kingston Henry DeCoTdoyai HespeaA
Morgan, Fernsndna A. LeeIy.
schooDeTsS. hinge. Weaver, Phiadeoba A. @. Wstef'
bury; Rebeccs, ogon. City Point, Jas Hunter Co.
Leonard TIyon Alexandria; Elliott, Knowles, Newsft MAG
ter; O. l.. Lowell Boston j. Ii. NickesoD; b. Englsh Robin
son. BrAto L. Kenny; oregsn, Krosn Washington ID. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Receipts Of Produce. Dec. /,

BY Erie Raiyodd-17So bbls. Flour, l61 do Whisky
sides Leather S2 PCS Cheese 7il tc, Beef % eb Alcohol
pk Butter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

The circulating notice Of he PAAquoqce Dssi o.
Con. e.ticut s,e redeemed by Carpenter O. 'sinn'',
No. A Wan street. ST. / v cent oi'oons''
Thompson, Morse n Co, No. wan suee', quon
falLnNe:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

Sine. Jan. l.....& $50 1905 &HHL45i Wv "f,0'~
The Interior bsrks se redeeming their cncdIsnon
with gres: p,omp.Dsss, and over million Of dollars
Of the Metropolitan certificates have been cancelled.
Thew are nov recuced to about sir millions. AZ we
anticipated the banks nos holding GA 70 these
certificates for Investment, ss they bear interest anu
are BE- ginning to make their exchanges at the Gear
inc Bouse in specie. About two hundred Thousand
dollars IN god ~ss use to day for this purpose, and
az the iseYes. sccunulGtes the certificates they
will no doubt disappear entirely from the Clearing
House. The Mes. England banks are also promptly
redeemirg at The Metropolitan, through the sah9lk
Bank and at the present there is no reason to snci-
pate that they will De unable to coDntibus to-
meeting Of the stock and bondholders n the Ere
Road was he'd in London On the 18Th Nov. to AXE
into consideration the subject Of subscribing to the
new losn. A member Of the Boerd was presen. TO
axe explanations Of the condition OF the Company.
BY the conir ,teamer sha hear the result OF this
meeting, which, it is expected will be favorable.
The following 10 the specie list Of the Fulton:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Ms OF IMPORTS Up TO xov. 80, OF THE YEARS 1851,

HUPs-Are unchanged: q Oa-s W onne
at &c G3e for Common 10 Choice ls5Ih
HAY The densnd active for chipping bat the stock
Is ample never NgeI and prices stsady se Of 10 Aes
IRON-Th. market for I'll kinds continues quite anguid and
IN The absence Of previous quotations mostly
LFATHyR continues dull 2l 5 for Hemook and asa
SEC for Osh Sole $500,
arr At sc which equal sc here. Lump s noin2 at
sales at 81 q.
LATHS are quiet ct 81 IS for Eastern.
MOLAssEsi is dull With % sales worthy Of note.
NAVAL STOsES-Spints Turps ntne steady q the i'm
eue ant % respond the advance
and thereioe has respssd o,o quiet; the sales
con- 2e bb at 4c cash sad hc 40 ebs BY
Yesterday 4Sc not 47c esroneo1sy ported
Ire Crude quiet buyers and sellers bsos variance
..ecne prices. Common Rosn s active; sales of
bs have been enec.ed q, $50 $40 n delivered The
medium GRADES Of No in request $50
a. which notice further 6ne qualities
remain suist Tar is st IN limited qcss bet prices are
roBinAly unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

the Let septeSe compared with the previous four
1857. 1856. 1885. 1851. 1883.
Bee at Ports 5000 s!tSOo $4,000 $500 1920
saothsfFP 5000 5000 $500 5000 $500
Stock on hand 26l 600 10000 $1,000 $4,000 SJ7 oos
OF which, during the past week included Ia the above:
p. 70 g B.: 4o'SS 5000 Ii@S $500 1900
III. to France 1880 7.ceo 1900 5000 10000
Total Export, 90 4sSO 4i,OOS $500 5000
Reesip-Decesse the ports compared With
a't SSsVO bales. Ezpo,- 10 Great Britain,
other foreign 5000 bales Total expoI 2O0
bliea
The South Carolina Banks since their SUSPENSION
have expended largely 10 assist the movement Of
Gotten, and the exports TO Great Britain are now
lager than q: this time last year. The cotton gong
forward mus, however, loss largely. One cotton
operator failed to-day, aud have heard of cargo
of cotton which sas sold il the panic 10 Liverpool at
a loss of $4,000
The earnings Of the Lshigh Valley Railroad COM
psuy for the month Of Oct, Der 1887 wsre..SS2s ~
Month Of October s. $50 10
~ s6
Eleven months 70 Nov. |, s57...........Si6te 0 II
Eleven months Nov. /, lS6.............. si9.7 a.
Ins-es.e equal 10 SO Per cen.).........slslIfS 05
At Pnilsoe phls, In tie Money market, The rates,
with very little nt class paper aioa, rule 4; alba,
Y celt month. There bsiDg little bisiasss doing,
sobody wants u borrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

SEEING LoRD.-A correspondent of the
Springfield Republican has seen lord,-yes, a
genuine, live lord OF course the happy scribe
was duly impressed by the novel phenomenon,
and loses no time in heralding his discovery to
the world Hear him: 81 never saw but one
real, live lord. This lord saw at the Metro
politan hotel, probably in better house than
he has seen since. He stood in the center of
the ladies' elegant parlor, talkingto two English
women. He rcjoiced in soap-locks, and one Of
his noble British feet, shod with the traditional
hob nailed highlows of the Bull family, was
planted firmly on the brocade cushion of beau
tiful CHAIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
rFro,n the charleston standnrd.1

PREsroN S. BRooKs.-The life of Colonel
Brooks, excepting only that one occasion in the
Senate Chamber Of the United States, when his
perception of the responsibility of representa-
tives who traducc a State, was eXemplifed upon
the person of Mr.. Sumner has been uneventful.
He graduated in the South Carolina College in
1870 He held office soon after in the militia of
Edgefield District Some time after he was
representative to the State Legislature and at
the mature ags of thirty sought and OBJ
tained his seat in Congress. Since that timehc
has been before the country. Within the last
year his name has Transcribed the limits of
tongues and nations. What will be tho verdict
of posterity upon him will depend upon the
question of power between the North and South.
If the North shall triumph-if the South shall
be gradually ground under-if slavery shall be
Struggled out of sight, and decent people shall
be ashamed to own 1.-THE will be condemned
and execrated; but, if the South shall stand firm
in her intcgrity-if slavery shall not fall before
it's antagonist but shall stand as it is capable Of
standing, the great central institution of the
land, for all other interests to climb upon, and
shall give law to opinion, as it shall give regula
ton to liberty, then his memory will be loved
and venerated; he will be recognized as one of
the first who struck for the yindication of the
South; and, as like those who seized the tea in
Boston harbor, he had no other warrant of au-
thority than that afforded by his own brave
heart, he will only the more certainly be placed
among the heroes and patriots of his country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

OLE BULL-A private letter, written from
New York city, by lady, has the following in
reference to Ole Bull:
looming up Broadway few days ago. met
Ole Bull, looking so pale and altered that scarce
ly knew him. He has been lying i'll for three
ing was to be arrested at the suit of very
doubtful claimant He and his son, very fine
boy, dined with us the next day after Irnet him.
and we heard more of his recent history. Poor
fellow, he says he has lost, in our free county,,
all that he valued, his health, his money, aud
his good name, and he is content, now, to seek
refuge again at home in Norway"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

DIR. NJ. DF. WALLETS
REMAIE PERInnIGAI. PILL

These pills have been the private practice Of the
Proprietor the Hospitals Of Of France, for many
years. meeting with unparalleled sueeess-gving the great
est understanding where other remedies fan.
They act a charm In correcting TTeEuIaTity and OBJ
struetOns producing regular Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle smuiant They produce agreeable
exhieration and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

PHILADELPHIA Gas WoRks.-The Philadel-
phia Ledger supplies the following facts in rela-
ton to the gas works Of that city: aW
During the year 1856, 44,46s tons Of coal,
351 $40 pounds of rosin, and GA cords of wood
were used for the production Of gas The great
est number Of retorts in use at one time in all
the works was 35G.-The number of meters and
service set was 1928. The total number of
consumers registered. on the books ofthe Trust,
on the LIST inst, was %, 544. The total number
of public lights supplied was 3,1Ol. Number
of private lights, 1874, s01.
There were laid during the past year 60,122
feet of street mains, making the entire length of
mains belonging tO.the Trust, l,132,32l feet.
The total number of service pipe laid is 39l, 1876
feet, making 2, IA miles of mains and "a miles
of services.
In reference to the lighting of the public
lamps, the report states that it is believed by
impartial Judges, that this service has been faith
fully performed by the Trust, and that the pub
lie lamps are in state of efficiency far superior
in every respect, compared with the condition
in which they were when the contract with the
city was made The total number of public
lamps on the LIST inst, which are lighted under
tho contract, was 5,574; of these, SIT are fluid
lamps, and the remainder gas lamps. To light,
extinguish, cleanse aud repair these lamps, re-
ouires the constant services Of large number
of persons
The average amount of gas consumed by each
lamp monthly was fully 1890 feet, or 2l,600,
feet per annum, as aScertained by the lamp me-
tiers from July LIST to December 3lst, 1855. The
burners used in the public lamps average full
six feet per hour, which gives $500 hours actu-
al lighting for the year 1866.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

"A SENSIBLE Gnu.-Some years since young
lady, remarkable for her maturity and good
sense, daughter of distinguished lawyer and a
member of Congress from Worcester county,
was placed at young ladies' boarding school
in the neighborhood of Boston. Her unaffec-
ted manner and sprightliness won the affections
of many of the young ladies, who were full of
their kind offices, until one day they inquired
the occupation of their fathers Our young
friend perceiying the DRIFT of their inquiries,
gave them to understand that her father was a
shoemaker, when many of them were struck
with horror at her vulgar origin, and a change
took place in their conduct towards her. She,
however though fully understanding them, re-
manned quiet. After a while the father of the
young lady visited the school. As he was a
good looking man, and as they observed theprin-
eipal and others treating him with such great,
Difference and respect. the scholars were led to
Inquire of their instructress who he was and
what was his business and on being told that
he was the father of Miss H., and that he was
member of Congress, they were filled with
ainazement, and Immediately made an attempt
to renew their attentions as formerly; butt was
100 late. She looked upon their conduct with
snch contempt that they were obliged to keep
at 4 respectable distance, while those who trent
ed her kindly without regard to her fathers
supposed occupation, were oyef afterwards her
Sdsitc Bost5a sicsr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

PRlSrERs' BkNErIerAL soclErY.-The Phils-
delphia correspondent of the Baltimore Amcri-
can, under date of the 31st ult, furnishes the
following paragraph:
Among the beneficial movements lately made
in this city has been new organization among
the printers. 1t appears that the large number
of them who have died during the past year
from lingering diseases, thus exhausting their
little savings and leaving penniless families be-
hind them, has aroused them to the Importance
of having a beneficial association upon more
extended scale than they have heretofore had.
The object of forming new, organization is to
introduce some now features by which members,
by paving larger dues, will receive larger bene-
fits in case of sickness, bringing it up to nearly
what member could make at his business if he
were in health. The advantages of this system,
and the feeling of independence and sef.reli-
ance which it will create, are apparent. There
are about twelve hundred printers in Philadel-
phia, compositors and prcssmcn, about three
hundred of whom are connected with the Bene-
fetal Typographical Society. 1t will thus be
seen that there is abundant material for the for
nation of an additional Society.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

A Very FAIR HrT-Au exchange says: The
United States are oyerrun Mt this time with pro-
fessors, not Professors of Colleges, but selfcon-
stituted professors, who just help themselves to
the title, and parade it with great dignity be-
fore the public. There is scarcely little acad-
envy in the country, whose teachers do not call
themselves professors music teachers, dancing
masters. Even eronauts are professors. The
title, once signifying something, is now synony-
nous with assurance, pretepsiop and brass. 1t
has become almost as common as colonel or
major. That's true. We have, already, Pro-
fessors of the Banjo, Professors of Rum Toddies,
and Professors of "Charter Amendments" and
and we may expect, ere long, to hear announced
Professors of Politics, Professors of Bribery
and Corruption, and Professors of the Lobby.
All these are as necessary as others, and will
speedily be born to US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
ror the wheslIng 1n.elllseneer.
A Gard.

Dr.. KnwELL tenders his sincre ac1nowledg-
ments to the opposition press of the 10th Con-
gressional District, for its many and very kind
expressions of respect and confidence. To
ceive the applause of all parties is exceedingly
gratifying to an officer of the people, who has
earnestly labored to maintain and promote their
true interests
1tisdue to the Democratic party, to the oppo-
sition, and to DR.. Kidwell himself, to say, with
perfect frankness, that, being party man and
a supporter of the usages of the Democratic
party, his leclcnsion of canvass for re-elec-
ton to Congress was duty, and being duty,
was absolute aud irreversible In no case, there
fore, could he consent, consistently with his
honor and duty, to be candidate for nomina-
ton before the Democratic Convention on the
18th Of the present month, or to be an indepen-
dent candidate in disregard of its decision.
The nominee of the Democratic Convention
win be entitled to receive from DIR. X. sincere
and earnest support; such as was most ungrudg-
ingly accorded to him under similar circumstan-
ces.
w.sHHeros Cry. D. C.. Feb. 2, '57.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
wAsnnoros cI4Y, D. C., FEB. 2, '57.

HORRIBLE AND MYSTERIOUS MuRDER.-We
copy the following from the New York Herald
of Monday:
A very dreadful tragedy was enacted at the
house No. 81 Bond street, either on Friday night
or very early yesterday Sunday morning,
which resulted in the death of DIR. Harvey Bur-
dell, a dentist, who practised there. The boy
who attended to the work-room of the deceased,
on going to the above named boarding house
yesterday morning found, at n little after eight
o'clock, the body Of his employer lying on the
floor of his bedroom, dead, and surrounded with
clots of CONCEALED blood. Much alarm naturally
existed aud DIR. Francis was called in to make n
post-mortem examination. He found that DIR.
Burdell had been strangled by n ligature appli-
ed around the throat, and that the murderer had
inflicted besides, fifteen deep wounds with q
sharp instrument on his person, any one of
which was almost sufficient to cause death alone.
On searching the house last night sheet and
a night shirt, both stained with blood, were
found in a room near the garnet, but great eau.
ton will be required in affixing the suspicion of
having committed such a diabolical crime on
Coroner Connery is now investigating this
horrid affair 1t has already appeared that de-
ceased had some squabbles about money matters
with his landlady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
A GARD TO THE LADIES.

DIR. DUPONCe's GOLDEN FESfAPE PILLS infai
bic removing stOppageS Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used the Doc
for many years. both In and America, with
paFaed success in and he Il urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them make the Pills pab
ie the alienation of those suffering any Irregular.
tiles whatever We preventive 70 those ladies whose
health will not permit an increase Of family Pregnant fe
males thosesuPPOsng tObe So cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sPOnsIbity afIerte boVsadmOnon. although their mild
would prevent any injury health; Otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box.
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail BY
LAUGHLINs BUSHPIELD,
een1AgentS for Ohio county, No IS Monroe st,
Aisof0r sale By T. n. LOGAN co. 4rrff .
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AOrdeEs be addressed 70 above General Agents
they win supply the trade PTOpretOrs prices, and send
the Pills eOnndenaly ladies By man, b enclosing 81
either. the Wheeling Post-oalee.
n B-Dr. DupOneo's Golden Pms, signature 81. DupOn-
eoon every box other genuine For paTteuarte 81
Circular Of Agents. apa0-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
Amhrotvpaa for 81

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms, with faen
for operating and arrangement for light equal
any the country, superior any the city,
producing beautiful pictures which are uniurpasse
the country. He is prepared % make AmbrOtypes
they be Sentby mail without extra postage. Also
them in Iockets and pins, price DaEusfreOyPs
Pictures made for customers good assPeeusns exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
AIkinds Of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms side of Main Monroe, Marsh
TaylOrs new store augls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

ToM PAINE's FEsuvAL-The Associated Free.
thinkers, i. c., intidels, of New York, on Thurs
day night celebrated the 12Oth anniversary of
Tom Painc's birthday by their usual ball and
supper at the Assembly Rooms. The atten-
dance was very large, much larger than on pre-
vious occasions of the kind, and the greatest
hung in the ballroom. Dancing commenced
at s o'clock, and was kept up all night. Sup
per at midnight gave opportunity to the leaders
of the party to pour forth the usual amount of
Infidel sentiment-N Y Erp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.

DAL.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
EXPLANATION and PAIN insepaFable FIRE aud
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces In
aamatiOn. Wherever unnatura heat throbbInE
reness matter whether It is caused by fever, hurt
sore, poison rheumatism, piles sead sting, there
IS inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
change the conclusion. To prevent pain
and naure indamation must be snbdued. To
cOmpsh this the physician always direct
ed Thousands Of physcians and thousand Of the
sagaeious persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit. that rs
control inflammation wonderful and immediate,
instantly aayng the pain, neutralzng poison, extracting
morbid seereons and forcing her course,
renewing and healing. No burn, seaid ament is
yield soothing curing ndueuee, APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine envelOPedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names C. " CLIoKRNER CO.. pFoPFietOTs. and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Prizes
95 cts. per box.
EAH orders should be addressed 70 O. Y. ClIekener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. TN. 10GAN& Go,
sp2s1m wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

PnyUu1D BEEATH--What Iady Or sentleman Eeuld re-
main under the Of disagTreaa breath when By
ing the "HALN fBqusARp PLowE1SA detFce would
only render bat leave the teeth white aabal-
Many do not know THAR breath & bad and
the subject L 90 dsiieats their friends win never mentonf
Il Pour single drop OF the "Balm" tooth brush
wash te Knight and morning. Ascent bottle VIM
last year. re- stss ~
BEAUFuL Co1PEEIoH may be easily acquired by using
Balm Of Thousand Flowers" ItWill tan MIN
PIES the skin, leaving Of son and rose.
atehue towel pour three df6p1, and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING 1IApE EAST.Wetypu shaYing-bFus In ether
cold three drnpa sSIlall
Thousand Flowers ne beard wen ana e VaIl make
beautiful the operation ofshaS-
ing. Price only ATTY cents.
W. p. FErRIDGE & CO.,
ToFssis - !. Il. tos.EE &6o .Jsii-i5SsE =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

EMASorrArIoN IN M1ssouRL-The St. Louis
Leader, strong pro-slavery Democratic paper,
admits that the emancipationists can poll many
thousands of votes in Missouri; that they have
complete possession of st. Louis city and cOun-
ty; that they have at least thirteen members
of the State Legislature, and that there are pro-
badly many more in that body, as many of the
interior counties are pretty thoroughly emanci-
pationized.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05

CAPITAL SENrrxESrs.-At printers annual
festival in Washington City, the following were
among the regular toasts;
The Constitution of the United States-.Set up
by wise and patriotic founders, imposed on the
hearts of the people, and locked up in their best
affections.
The Declaration of Independence-Goo
standing mdtter-a pr0ot sheet, free from errors,
and first rate copy for the settlers up of Repub-
Woman--May her virtues ever occupy more
space than her skirts, and her faults be of a
smaller type than her bonnet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-05
ProC. Wood.. nm ResloratIre.

We call the attention Of all, old young, this
deTul preparation which turns back to its original COLOR
gray hnr-eovers the head Of the bald with uxuriant
grOEthFemOves dandFud itching, and All eutaneOus
eruponcauses eORtinuAl HOW OF the natural huS and
hence, II regular dressing for tae hair VIA
color and keep from failing to extreme old
In ali It's original beauty We call then, upon the bald the
gray diseased in scalp it, and surely the young
will they value the flowing locks, the heWitehlng
CURL without It. It's praise Is upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price q, o. and %, For sale by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
T. h. LOGAN & CO.,
And all Druggists. deci6