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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-03

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s ARRIVAL OF THE CON INSTRUCTION.
Nsw YORK, April .. The steamship Consti-
tuition arrived this afternoon from Bremen aud
southampton, bringing dates to Tuesday, tho
| Tthsult. s.,
I.oNDoS. 1Tth.I oney market is a triie more
stringent. Sonsols for money closed at SO 1-s
a9Ss.
hIysRPooI, Gel. Sales Of Cotton for two
days, Y, 009 bales, OF which 1880 bales were on
Speculation. Market closed yitls advancing
tendency, and quotations nominal. Wheat firm
and active.
LoSDoN, 9th. sl3readstutfs have declining
tendency. Wheat la2s per quarter lower.
Advices from Manchester favorable.
The steamship Asia arrived outlon Monday
tlAdylcesi wholly iunilnpoTtaTt.
The steamship indiana, from Portland arril
we'd ut Ltyerpo on the 10th.
Political ncws unimportant.
II, The Paris corTespo nd9nt of the Lonr.on ZsRles
| says the king of Prussia had sent new instruc-
tons to Conference, to tho effect that the recog-
milton of his right to sovereignty in Neufchatel
is the express condition of his remuneration of
| that sovereignty.
The Spanish expedition against Mexico as
spmes a more imposing aspect Gen. Pezula is
spoken of for the chief comnlaud.
AdiSPatch from Copenhagen Us the sound
dues treaty is duly signed
MARCH 1.-THE over land China mail had
arrived at London. Its adSices confirm the tel.
tegraphic accounts Of wholesale attempts of poi
soning by the Bakers of Hong Kong, Several
hundred have been poisoned, but none fatally
The proprietor of a bakery was arrested an his
way to Macao and was to be tried Immediately
at Hong Kong,
large number of junks was collecting for
the purpose of attacking Hong Kong, and some
fears arc entertained BY England on account of
tue smallness of their land forces, and applica-
ton was made by the Governor General of India
for regiment, which was refused.
The French ships were anchored at the head
of the Bay of Hong Kong. Tho American
trigate I4evant was nlso in the Hurbor.
The San JIcinto had proceeded TO Linton to
look after some junks that had attempted to in
tercept the American steamer Silly.
Commissioner Yeh had addressed Commits
sioner Parker, asking why lle had not ordered
the American ships and subjects not to inter
mcddle in the present troubles Paslsss'Sret'lJ-
Is not known.
Tea continues to advance. Tho Shanghai
Market is excited, Several Chops Gougon have.
been taken at IA Eacls-the same quality as
had sold for eight TGcls in October.
a Paris letter says the French charge left
Marseillcs on the 18th for China, with instruc-
tons to the Admiral of the French fleets in the
China seas to operate with tho English forces,
comfortably with arrangements concluded be-
tween the two governments.
Russia is making preparations for decisive
campaign in Circassia. She has one hundred
thousand troops along the shore of the Caspian
sea, and had secured the active corporation of
several native chiefs.
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SEVERAL shares of the Pittsburgh, Pa, Com
nesciat Journal printing establishment are Of
fercd for sale, on the Fonrierito principle.
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RIVER AND WEATHBR.

PIFTsBuRGH, April 2.-River s feet falling.
Weather clear cold and windy, froze hard last
might, 1 !
CHCNNATT, Aprlr z.-1lIycr 1alitnk- nj tI..,.
rate of an inch each six hours Weather cold
and clear with smart frost last night
8! LoUTsILLB, April 2.-River 4 feet inches
on. the falls, feet q inches in the canal. Last
evening mercury down to freezing point
ST. Louis, April 2. River is rising rapidly at
this point Weather cool. and clear.
Eve-a Iississippi and Missouri rivers rising
fast The Illinois is falling. Weather cool mud
clear, Heavy frost last night
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n - = -
fos n qts stana olasleqroe street,
Notion andy Variety Goods line. eye, brought Is
this city. This store is a model in its way. and
we have heard it remarked that there was not
such a house in Pittsburgh. or in any AZ tbc;
surrounding cities, for extent and variety Of "a
sortlnent.
ouR friends of the firm of Laughlins & Bush-
fleld' we noticed, are doing lively business at
their wholesale Drug Store. They buy very
heavily, and can make it to the interest of all
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
MEssRs Eps.-Pisase announce JACOB COOLING, Of
Elm Grove in this county, the Line Wing candidate
mh26-dERH pRnpr P,a rr1nrcr,
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PIA NOS.

All receiving and keep constantly hand large Stock
Of the celebrated IIAILET, DAVIS co - PIANOES.
Also, complete assortment of MELnDEoNS and sERA-
pINE, fun the celebrated manufactures Of Carhart,
gam style for Churches Lecture ROOMS with four stops.
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Ofncfnnn1i nInrhel

Esw oRLE4Is Aprii.Cotton market armer, sales 5000
at 1875 for midlinR, receipts to-day OF bales. Sugar
hrm on account Of The frOst. lard 14f9l6 In kegs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ApRm 2.-z-Wm. A. Harris, Of Missouri, has
completed arrangements for becoming editor and
proprietor of the Union, to take effect on the
18th inst. He was formerly a representative in
Congress from Yirginia, afterwards minister to
Buenos Ayres, and was favorably known as cd.
itor of the ConstitutdOn and the Spectator for
merly published in this city.
Although Mr. Appleton is not appointed,
there is little or no Doubt he willsucceed Gen.
Thomas as assistant Sec'y of State.
a letter of instructions to collectors respect
ing new tariff is in course of preparation, and
is to be issued during the course Of the present
month,
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FIRE.
CIScINNATI, April "a fire broke out in the
morning, but was subdued before much damage
was done.
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connection with the above keep the largest in
the Western country Of the following goods: y1ollns, Yo
linceoes Double Basses, Guitars BaniOes Fatnborinea,
Drums etc In fact 1kesp every article belonging to The
2. sBTass Bands supplied viii, instruments At short
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Panoes, MeodeoRs, Straphnes end Acc0rdeous, tuned
and repaired and all other kinds generally
with neatness and dispatch.
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eRNTRAL AeENEs
Phiadel T. W. Dyott Sons, 1852 N 2d street New
York, Barncs Park, Sol Bro Duane. Balti-
more, CuSpNre BrotheT8, Gay ST Penhn.
einnat, John D. Paris Chicago barclay Brothers e18 8.
/ j. WFighT q Co. Il
Sold By Laughllna Bushaed, Wholesale for North
Western YlEEinl6 n Logan Coz and DTagEistl
and Merchants throughout the United stAteSRnd
CnnAdass 49, 7UEt9aRV1y.
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SHEEI' MUSIC

constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind OF Instruments now In use.
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The great popularity OF lsdelghtfu Aroma has Induced
many which The public should guard against in
purchaaipg he persuaded buy you
have given BoefhaVes Holland BGrs fair tFia Ons bot
Tie win how Infinitely superior ills aIthese
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lSIUIIAUHg OR liver,
Such Indigestion, Acdlt tho Stomach CoIcy Palms.
heartburn, Loss of APpetite Dependency, COstlveness
Blind and bleeding Piles In All Nervous, Rheumztc, and
Neuralgia AlrcODs, Il has In proved
hiEly beneficial, and Ia othera effected adecded
This is purely prepared strictly
scientific principles amer the manner OF the celebrated
Holland pIsessorS BoeFaye Because Of itA
~ most oe European States, rs Introduction into The
United States tended especially
fatheFand here and there the face OF this
mighty country Meeting With among them,
nov Offer TO The knowing that Us truly
wondvrfnl medicinal virtues must be dckuowltdEed.
stttuous may have been the
ardent spirits other forms dissipation. Generally In.
Simultaneous tn eaeet 1t finds It's way directly to tie seat Of
thrilling and every nerve, raising up the
the system.
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New 9-oglE AdVarsiae naIanfa.

~. .-sszz.s. Z Vi
fRos{
hLBsERsE a. ES ION IN MS
and once. 40. SEQ BF6aa1y,
Uf5EEi1I g ND n mn q ERA TIVE.
l:hi NJ I1a0 M ID
lThs London PrtRIiak ara PnbiIsRtng
81, g ssis.,. 4, eleln E.1IlEt9
TFssPSRlias pSIt VS. ssSsg
publications. an feif EorEs re issi S < stTiSi fSTm
every slsss u Tie community tspEeeale on easy
Y4AlU Able AND ATTRACTIVE hooks.
An eatablIah
GeantFy merchants MI I This especially Nofly their
C9taoEues and further Information nsy Be obtained by
: @191- zMdaE.e q s. nes Street. NeEi iYoFE.
4ENIfl3S BAZA AR,
~ tse. Nehola. IIotl New York.
the only Of the sind IN tine Union, eOnss
LADIES; ss SD AGs.Es llpssETs HAD PaEssrs
44ApIEs SlissE4 s -aSD IsVGAFsl liosiERY.
lApgKs' AND CIEinRCS's uspERWsaR
4AcesAN 80 EruRoItd2lIa. P4a4sois
1AtAsIs, Nv sAsnRqaEs; .AhlEss MnESL4s RoHEa.
iLaDfas' 1sp o 1z8s e ! sao,a.
-. ,loEsi Ans Cars AID CLoEntSo.
S1SFE11ie y AND l30Ts' FuEHIsElSG siounss
, - .-s-za--a lni.25-s,ndap
kINlB z e. W $40 e co,
y " 3lSr9ndINnY, New EaEk.
Nanuiac tnrers Of ali Kinds GF
IaOOhINCf GLASSES.
And dealers In every pertaining the Glass
We Keep for sale large stock Of
s4 g ts Efals Particular attention paid to fur.
I CHS With 4! i'3il5li - ~ 5eH'e
French P1ate Glass Mirrors.
In FRAMES OF tbs most beautiful sestvns
LOT PAINTINGS and Ex1RGY1Scs maze
and Window Glass, GlaEiGrs Dtanionts BInuIneS ~ ali
kinds Marble StNbsS Brackets Gold Leaf etc
tRs trade on the most favorable terms.
GER A1tsI1s g YVEsIE,' sUPERsEDFD!
a at'o Rorst ~ Esses.on 1e5,sss..
The AlRTIST's BRIDES;
THE PAAYSBR0KER'S HEIR
III EMERsoS BRSNRrT, ESQ,
Author Of TINS PRAtRlE FLowER IEs Lion
sHs Z AlORGLASD,S
II lneFsOn Bennet had written HIS rnaTv 6sTytfI
and thrilling stories of border se Of praiFie
Indian WaFiafe this new story Uf Te ArtAtls BfIde
EoHi have paesG ms name on the record Of lie
EE Artist BRIDE IL most thrilling native
productions We have ever read, arc 81
true to natures 50 that the ral.
Brilliant Helresy, p and OF ire
and his Student, the most abs0rbn tsTest
The introduced In this narrative are
Of meet with dat
the moral Information bestowed Aifogetbst
Emerson Bennett has done himself Infinite merit 6y this
production pa g Esstg,l II 7z5f1sscs55if +. =
GARRETT DICK lex 4 FITZGERALD, Publishers,
Al 10 o.! ls Ann stsssttr lEfSH Gert
Copies the above Book sent to any address, FRRR or
-ss37i POSTAGE, pom receipt of dollar.
49, s. Send your ca il orders % tie publishers.
Enn31-1TaaW rs,
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eSHkANaiEt d tSGSs N
IMPROVED MELODEONS.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE q. Isl
EEnPlOy1nE Two IA nm SlreGl NRen,
= 4ss.s s5AlfE1 ELNESRLNGff
G4GREX ENVIRONMENTS PER WEEK.
stse3,, DErWEEN is, 600 AND 10 $50 Of the5e n.
istrumelits have been hniShed and are nov
i ~. 4helatest Improvement In our Nsloao6np
DIVIDED IS WE'LL
Secured to MS By Letters Aa 1885, BY nieSD
OF this Swell Solo Passage played with the I'M .
sE q the the e 60 and
snpdued HercatteF all Melodeons n f5P
nlShed 18Th this attRchuaent GefEOHt e1trd GE6TqS
Our Instruments are all finished Rosewood Care.
me Of the very best quality The styles
IN PORTABLE CASE:
-FOUR octave Melodeon, extending from o to (. alS
Four and q half octave, - Otto ~
Five octave MelOdeonS rs r 10 II
rive octave, double reed. 5tss p f0tP SISS
IN PIANO CASE:
rive octave Ael0deou, xteudlng from F to F. af66
Six octave 6Iel0de0n,s q p to p IN IN
Organ MelodeoIl for clurches,) eYe octave, 8 StobS
one ana q aIt octave pedals, sets 1870
gents Tor the sale Of Melodeons may found
IN al the principal eItie1 and
d So GEO a sFRIHCE & Co.,
eeIs 9 iaSarS and land Atreets, Bufalo,T
.oSs2s2E119 and 81 E4lton street. New York.
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~ ANY Editor giving the above three Insertions In his
paper and sending marked to CHRISTIAN ANU
viii receive both portraIta India Proof
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CHOlCE BRANDS Family FLOUR. i
gAR5SEIs Ss9y.lty SlIllt Not Dudleys
% 1EllsbOEo 6
. for sale by TIiOBUIN b HADnFN
N pAEtot the city of charge.
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y AA0u1t w oOfl Cemetery
TIME of Mount Wood Cemetery, being duly
II thoFfEed VIII oeF TOR sale day
Nay 1851, on ground, al The nnS0d
about and that part IA e CemeteFy
ground already laid Out 8 81
The would urge upon all ersons dsslrops ofpuF-
ehAsinG lots In Mount " o Cent the Importance Of
doing % the sale q thePEopEietor has
ndered to double The sale Of al lots made
general ut q ana theFes
matter OF 10 the
~ well as thoaeN 10 IllY heeoule purehGserSs
AehQSepf lots hid at 20 the
day OF salg by 70 the either OF
the Trustees. JOHN GoSHORN, :
President OF the BO0Fd.
John IN, Cooper y. II WI n List, Vim.
faS6ts Geo. VI Faxtob, Jehn B. Morrow,
p 3. Iaylor. sss4 ~ lE5hIestd
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GOLD zls1EsD AL, PIANOS!1g
G-l..llnz. 80.

SR VHalerk Street, New York
RECE1yRD FIRST Ptss Medalf in eou,pe.i.
ton VIII, the best matgrs Or Bostons NJ
II p e III III York, PhilndellIH7 and baltimore :,
- = y TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS al tie Ne.
tF9politan Ear WGslinstopi nrrh, $780, GOLD MID.
IS the Institute, Bali, 1855. THE FIRST PRIZE
MEDAL ~ the Fair, CFystal PaIacr New York 1855 IL.
mong judges were such Mason, GotsehaI YSiien.
6aupt ANA others ST. B. Pianos, with without lion
zee given piaGos packed shppcd Witliout ehsrEe
Prices moderate iSuP8-iSdSSS
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DUNCAN, sHERMANs 4 COMPANY,
MEECANTILH 3ORHDIT

Ger Ger! Pine. and NnSsau streets, New YorIt.
tEsyelsTs available in al die PlHepai cit1es ts
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-TRA.NSPO orr a HON.
Winter Schadnla.

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= VNIidI IT % WUItNf EUB THE HIUh. 4
VIM. Schuchman, we'll Known saws:
u have used Boerhayes Holland Bltters, and
hnd Il Invariably relieves igestIon dehity.I
Rev. Samuel special relief from
ts severe headache, with which had long spf
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II C9T received, direct ron The Man
~ 8deS. Cameo Bredst Pms EiF Drops, $50
= God Stone do and do 49,
q - NquFftng do and do
y PeaTls Coral, 1lQs9ies Sos do
Is 6ss Gientse Breast Fihst aassd,
e Plain q Fancy Cola RTAeE4etl;
~ = ~ = t3daIll q Fob Key 3, seals &e.s
-ss 8 = Gold Gunr Vest . lob Chains 5sfs ~ Z
& 12 Plain and faneS & g. Bresst rms q Ear Drops
8. Union and Guard Sides,
- Z - 5HFaeelet ClaEfs5t- 49,
And other 6Tftele9 ar which
vii o. told % t city trade ii pfIete
lals4 .. r scUTT,
4 YRlED BET Plain anl Cdnya1 Hams fhoaiie5s
II 4lsss sfl1QBuRN HHDnRS
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HANLsTURtft BROTHEBe. q -
t.-,Ia1 lsss.s,3 II 4 Asf33S0 r. (l!ESIEG
vi u MA n Us e "A CTU RFRet
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n O. 400 Centre -. /, New. 8S6FIi
w " may " found g Of Pahos
Va Bofteg, In Plain and 0Fnam fFoa
octGve9 o. the Dsst gedtsIfn pf0n0nneed 81 dfsSs
sqleleu aftlste t0b sold fSF
Eeagonahe terms and to IN any eliSsls
5i 50 Q, and each
t9ne may be US Tefdiug the money
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Or. Ludwig editor Of the 'Face Baltimore proro,nces
II medicine deserving the confidence Of the public.
Or, kherhar the leading German physician OF penna.,
has during the three years. with
SUGGEST " states Of the digestive
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un.-
James NJ Murphy After several physicians had
failed, BoerhaYe's Holland BltteFs removed the main from
my heart and side, nri8inE digestion
The editor of the Ktttnnning Free Press SAYS: one
Of the best physicians place had faIed Boerhayes
Holland Bers cured OF the Of dyspepsia''
EEanes only Of the Extract
Of the best medicines in the world stomach
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BENJAAiIN PAGE, %. 500,
Manufacturing Pharlla oentists and Chemists,
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BY THE NATION AL ISINE.
OFFICE coRNER IYAgER AM! i1o3RoE STREET

gEORl8IGNEl NEWS 4
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y. ". MCDOWELL, Esq, says: 81 have used Roerhaves
Holland Bitters myself and recommend to Others know
AID jonathan Nicely, of Lover St. Clair, says EST have
derived great benefit from Its OF the
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25 Kits No. large Maekerel
Just received antiglor sale BY
deelt 81 BELLY.
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At the At ne Palace, New YoFE.
ls93 Q Prize Neda awarded 10 HAEISTOn b RR6TiIG
Tor tho E.teIr Piano F1i seSy Which VSTS
ssstes ~ 1SAses uad urdbt VoTlSae
anG placed u the Edelt grgdesiiy the following lf
gtktS4ed Atft NORRIS E10fTjliG ~
eat tattfle ne & JUllIEh, MAX hEARETZRRf |IIf
X ~ 9. SREIDT q AIBIGNEy RhfFLIG1
91!kAg 10y 1Gll ft9V 0tt
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~
Of the baiiou's SAWS:
myself, and therefore induced effect upon
tcOnsUmp1Yg hHb doing her ore Rood
than any thing she has ever taken'' So =
/ N0T1CE-WhoeVeH
be but to the Sick weak Spirited It
Tar remedial properties.
At 81 peTbottie or9x botesf for by the sole
UFO mr. -
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!. ARRIY.AI. oF THIR doNsaI1nII TIIoN.
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BY IIBLEGIIAPEi.
New Or9orro NT0nI,o,

as .ss9s4Isheet...............109a1
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MAGGIE ati.caE-l playing now in I3icl.rni01ntl.
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Southampton, bringing dates to Tuesday, tho
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CRIspADoRll5S HAIR DXEI.=i


Within nut alell, ~ EaeTfts lie,
s SslisS 55 aSss e 5tS
And keei's the abres alEuys from decay. - =
Uye, san holds is iSosi
tomas the most harnltSs and eaicaeioa Hair IN fB
apaied- (la private E6onsJ No. A..
so3 AZ, ny. aud ~ sll Druggists
Agents. cilleinnasl, ONO, John d Park Scion Paluser
Zsz1s lzzssl 80 KY 5nnlS y-dkg
OAkaMG :dsNIAsht ~ 4 e 30
PI0TuRk FR4lLkSs
sn'H aud Picture I 5iTPs ~
sss. sR9 nnd 8s2 areeaweh SLFeet. eoFnef oSnsssA
NssgY 9rk. tp91siydaNs5
Important to GonsumptIves
e lveo have been sayea BY CzsEE
S,, Sgs igzuIAs CqE Lly14 q ~ pEobs.
lts Iask mEdictns, hut Tie Pafs9Ol II ~
vim eals nom te Fres toct tst Lteers 6nd n Ts.
AGneega and las
yslta remedy lot aud scko5uLA ever dis
81 - Il Is ~ ossass, = tnsseastg
E There Z. on. ade.
lat tgiag 8 IS
So1iee, tlldt sIIEsEii1l, Cr1rkkC
I Slss SORT ana t's 4asis and 5I1gya
| the death If v. Il E1aa en- 0Hr
Ian aIEieie called u lhtOD1a r ass5
1 Eay scttd ultllE9. OF $50
/ ards Hlte Eeli t1Fsl
sala " ell sgslsls
1Ess s 81
i laAfAGIl6tl3l
I gls2s. N lIss8 ssi.9essa
1iessrsas
sa
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PHILLIPS. eTRYKER & JENNINGS,
NOS. Is 8 BANK STREET.,
Below Market between Second and Third
Streets,
ien2o7sm PH1T.ADELPHIA
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
From the London Times.
The Revival of the Slave Trade.

If We are to believe the general evi
dence of the world, the slave trade goes
on as vigorously as ever. The demand
Tor sugar, coffee, and other tropical pro.
dncts has increased wonderfully of late
years. All Europe and all America are
asking forthe articles which Brazil, Gu.
ba, and Port Rico produce. To sup.
ply our demands, they must have more
| negroes, and Africa lies before them,
ready to sell as many as they want
Can we wonder at the result2 Spain
and Brazil have made treaties with us,
partly owing ~ our importunities, part
~ through the necessity of appearing
well with the world, partly, we have
no doubt, from the sincere wish to put
down great iniquity. But the gain of
the trade is greater than the Danger
The worst is to lose the vessel, which is
OF comparatively little value. while if
the trip be successful the profits are e.
normous. Take the account of the cap.
ture of SLAYER by the Arab on the
coast of Cuba. The vessel was only of
100 tons; the slave deck was exactly
two feet six inches in height, so that the
unfortunate creatures could barely sit
upright. Five hundred negroes, accor-
ding To the confession, or rather the
boast of the captain. were taken on
board. OF these, 1873 perished in SO
days, 40 died in one day. Such is the
state of things on board Of SLAYER at
the present time, and we need not ex.
plain that the horrors which await the
negro are much more terrible than in
the days of the legalized slave trade,
when the "middle passage" the theme
OF SO much indignant eloqnence, was
not rendered more ihsuferable bv the
necessity of carrying large numbers In
small craft. built especially for speed,
aud unProvded with proper arrange
men,s for cleanliness and health We
are told that of those who survived in
tins particular cargo, nearly all were in
the last stage of emacialion and disease
their thighs about the circumference
OF large walking stick, mere skin and
bone, eaten up with scurVy and itch. -
Now wha: is the inducement for "a ira.
der to risk the loss of ship and cargo
not to speak of good name, and to be,
come the perpetrator ard spectator oil
such atrocities? The answer is simple
enough "The captain states that he
has run nine successful cargoes. and has
been captured six times, and that he
has lost 10000 by this trip, but that he
does not mind it, as if he had succeed ed
in landing the cargo. he would have re.
ceiVed G37,OOO for the adventure"