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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

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ya4s IN ;hs EoEld Of letters being considered indisTensa-
.sl,sens reader Of class t'cy furnish eoTree,
rouEh9u ,ie world, than be possibly obtained rg
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The FARMERS GUIDE
| NJ 10 q solESLlIIc AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
~ SrEFaENs, = r. s. Of Ednb1Fgh, ard the late J.
Coi!eEeI NeI Huve1. sTois. RnraI Octave T6g1n.geS
AID numerous Wood and SseeI Engraving lSs''
his Is eOnfesSedly, the complete work on Aiei
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BY EXPRESS
Usf RECEIVED another lot Of those 6ne yFbta l-4.
q Of AZ sslen Also Silk WooIen and IaieF Cjiovs a.
| iSsSS y J. u. SFALLALAN,
III ND Family VAisky,' ve=y sdTeFioF article IN -t5e
J. AZ A"a lor sale % =. A EDWARDS BRO.
/ - 2alaiatnE :he PeE Oalee.
ts3s fresh ATtiele received ana for 1sl- b.
| GRO BeerhaTes Hoiiasd Btu. n foT sale IoI- sT
y Ssel9 LAUGHLINs RCsHFIELD
New Eurs.
| Esr RECEITED-I ease aae Martin YYael 1E,y,..,
sss,s $50 STONE q THOMAS.
Q q sss- pure on L'aa0a, Fse'd and ier ssllsg
CST received, lot o. 4Tctie K5TS5S And 5S55 = 5IS
seRe - : eO"'
Wanted-
| FIVE HUNDRED euahsls Barley,by
yAeslae. Jaly IS. 1855 GO "lI& SS9S
FISHT FISHlF
AGSRREI IN KrtS, for family uss. 4 A..
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Re 49, "ti53 SS;rt,t a,.,,.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

IIEGsRELL sWE1RTSGES have ,sSnv 1-g IiIIsS ef
Dress Goods, Taisat, Coak', 4s which they zouII
eeI gal salr dealing may 5s relied on in ali eases
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

Notice.
OECE hereby given warn an persons from taxing
a certain Note for the Of Hundred ard sxtT-
ave Do'taTt gwen Al Lagrange Ohio Sept 9th Dayabe
S Eaops alter date to D. K King order, as said note
ocrS ROBERT MCINTYRE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
AYRES CHERRY PICTORIAL.


COUGHS. COLDS, IIOARSRNRSS, In
Flu ESZ q, BRONCHITIS. YHCOP-
ING CODGS H. GROUP. ASTIHMA
BSCBPGENE CONSUME TRDN,
and FOR the relief q eous1ptTe patients IN advanced
stages e the disesEe-
We need Nc: speak 70 tie ablSe Of vi=te. Through
out eTsry town, AID almost eSery hamlet or IzAmefaI
stats is ~onaerfui Of pulmonary complaints have
made already known Nay. few aEs families in any
civilized country on this continent without persona
eF-ee 81 It's eaeeiJ; and fever the any
HisEe which have not among them some living trophy CT it
victory over the satie and dsTos diseases
and lnoEs Wh!ir IA The most powerful antl4Ote yet ko
10 man for the formidable and dangerous diseases Of the
pulmonary organs Il Is also She PeasantsE safFt rem
E that BE- employed for infants o1Z
Parents should have t In store against the nsoas
that steals upon them unpsspRreh We abundant
grounds to h=eve the CHEEET PEToRAL by
The eonsunPtioas prevents than those Keep by
you AID cure your colds Ehle they durable neglect
them until no human kt insIuraz caakeT
that fastened On The Titals, eats your life away.
All knox she dTeai!a fatslity Of lung disorders and
hey knosSr Too the sirtces Of :his remedy,
more than assure them il Is s: made can he. w
aTs no eo:t no ere no toll TO produce the perfect
Ehi-h scr skill can furnish for their care.
Prepared by DIR james G.. Ayera
PfzeticalRud AnaIy tleAl Chemist,
- LoEeII Mass.
The genuine ARTICLES soldby
Aad BY all Druggists Wheeling and Desiyrsin Medicine
everywhere. febPS:Sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
NEW BOOKS,

NH" bOOA0,
J. g. oRR's formerly ]. II. Thorn1sou',) No III
A2n street just received large invoice Of miseel.
L9s0ns School and Blank Books general zssoret
Of Wall paper. Among books ay Re found ibboDis
l01lg nEass England IrTnss Life Of WashInEton Dicks
ahd Rollins WORKS, Putarchs Lives, CaFE and seott's
alec, Bsnton'S Thirty Years the senate
Expedition, Belsoe Liberty and Sla-
very the HIls OF the Shatemuc NgAni Hisuatha NarTy.
Ing Too Late, lie, &c. -
We nave also large number Of books selected eypFesIy
!r inc hohys Which be than described
also me publications OF the Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually in the Book and statouf r line
sPt constantly on hand At No. III Main street. dee6
WALFzLY, GEYTLENENY
TAKE pleasure in informing nay friends and patrons and
the etEsES Of Wheeling generally have just re-
eeiSsa my Spring and Summer stock Cloths CaSsineFgu
niShng Goods.
teek has been selected with great care from the hes.
New YORK and Philadelphia markets The styIcs are very
neat and Is % quality they none being Of the
very beet MAKES and which prepared make T to or
s and ~ short notice. In the latest approved
style and best manner.
E"Sd NJ guaranteed in an eases sale, by
}. II. SrALLMFN, Merchant Tailor
4P% No. 3 Washington
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

~ and BFoSa eot.Sns II al uid-ss. EhIeh sen
- rEicsa ~ low can be boueht Ia The ei;y:
case sempsr Iisa, (Bl=aJJ
R4t-T TWtst, do
ATtteS-f Extra hsaTyl do
Alo l4Tre 'qgPy Of White ROek,' y. 7. Mills, and
Lnlose celebrated HonseEife Cotton.
!, B4fs 81 ''SeTersiukn
q. Is ~ 'ConestoZaH.
i Is "WAEerlso"
We also have large supplies OF pillow case llnens and
Table Diaper D4ussk Towels, foEeIng DoyItes
and Napkins Of al siEesp qualities and patterns.
nov. HELSKELL SWEARTN6ES.
JOBS. GREAT JOBS! BONNETS!
CsF OPENED-6cat Of Bonaets following kinds:
Split straw, Swiss stTa, Tuscan Brilliant and BTids OF
sas lssst styles for sale by hs DOZEN rsta
ALSO-Neapolitau BoubetS;
% boxes Rnches-lstest stJies;
ps. Stray SkiEtiaE;
PA.Seapalisau de;
Whi4kG Blonde, SC. lie.
AZ Wholesale and Te:aIl by
my2 RrONK 4 THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13

nPESED THIS DAY, smother 10; OF C.ieksrir-G gems
~ Plaao PcEtes which claim 5y y
h2aEat 70 this market, Notwithstanding AZ and Wind
o ohsE Makers sSsr strings and gold urJaiS the
We .re.ttsiy can on thoss ~ho ~ IsI,ruzaen,
fen oar hn= stock sezdy FOR sale No % Unicn
ss55 J. ME1LoE
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
SECOND BOARD.
SArrEnAY Ano. OBJ.


There was large business done at the Stock Bosrd
this morning, and the feeling was decidedly better,
with fair demand for cash stock The operators for
decline, however, offered their long contracts with
considerable freedom, while they took in coniderabl.
amounts Of cash stock. At the Second Board the i'm
proved feeling was sustained, aud The market left OF
strong. Elie was Isl; Reading, g. a6.I; Central,
f7!a771; Southern, q y Toledo, AZ. &C. Tue
improvement on yesterdays is quite msiked-most so
in Southern Guaranteed which so,d after the Second
Board at 50. Southern common stock improved g
cent: Central. e cent; Toledo I, T. cent; Pitts
buIgh. q cent, &c. Reading, although better than
in the morning. shows decline Of y cent on yester-
dsy. La Crosse improved T. cent. Pennsylvania
Coal continues to decline, aud told low o. seller
sixty, sgaiuit ~, regular, yesterday. 10 S:..e
Stocks tie business is moderate ard price, heavy.
Railroad Bonds sod 10 moderate extent at about pre-.
yious rates.
Tie market is quiet for exchange dTates scarce.
ly Sc firm. Sterling >. .si per cent. Francs s. L; ,
as Iel.
Freight. ele dull, The engagements 70 Liverpool
are 10 bales cotton E, s bales rags 8. 3s6i 2 BALE
We did lot learn Of anything going forward to London
or glasgow. The Charters arc ship from Iqusque
with nitrate coda 70 London a;fi 5s.i schooner Of
no o;ess 70 tie we,t Iriies ssd heGe, fer tie rosGa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
PhilndeIphia Markets. .....AuG. p.

TIE demand for OUsRcTrRoN BARK has tasn on ana nsse
No I il lover. lot Of Is hhd selling At f4l e tnn lhe
market Il oie but firm; spnners bGy Ing pinry
market DUH and with Iger rece P. pfces u e
The expolt demand sned aud standard brands are oher
al 81 b bel without finding buyers except for home use az
prices ranging 81 SIS for coinmon brands ana eSl
and 81 5Od s. for fancy brands. Corn MEAL Is wanted az
III tor Penn.ylyana Meal. but the market Continues bare
RYE FLOUR Is quiet at 81 ~ v be. .., =.
Wheat Offering but the ers holding OH aud only about
OO buhe have taken in lots at 500 81 % TOR tr
10 pripe reds and 650 81 80 for good white Rye dl;
Pennyyana held at 9 and Southern at soc without md
ing TO Corn remains nacyei some u'
b sb yellow have been taken $40 in store and Sc shost
Oats are du with further sales of bushels South
.rn AZ 9a for inferior and 4s for fair and prime lots
PoRE rmer with small sales from store at - Do v DOL
r Mesa az which holders Indifferent sellers CovFEs u
cnet SUcAR dull lot Of 100 bs CLovERsEED sold at 81
Is Sf4m n. SPIRITS heavy WHISKY Is unsettled; sales
or zoo bbs Penn at 3 9c and $50 bbls Oho, at 2sc z gall
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

Another WALKER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES parties in
this city who have heretofore been conspcuousy en-
caged in Gen. Walkers Central American crusade
significantly assert that Preparations ON foot tor
another grand demonstration at no distant day. A
secret plan is said TO exist which contemPlates the
raising of an army OF 1000 men, all of whom shall
embark or set soil about the time for port
in Nicaragua. Nothing is TO be left undone which
shall tend to secure efficiency aud eventua success.
Baltimore 20 furnish from three to four hundred a;
her complement Of the above.named army, with full
equipments morey &c sfurther stated that persons
fully p dyed have already been secured n the city,
WHO are only waiting due notice. and the full cOnsum
aiion of General Walkers pans, to be on. IL is
known as the Central American League Who
the parties attached to this esgue are unable
10 say oI whether they have been absolutely consol-
dated rumogeo, cannot be fuS ascertaned, except
far current runner goes. Such secret flibuster
ing expeditions reprehensible and if the in
question does really exist its movements WILL doubt
less, be fully ascertaiaed in due tne NeY-York
Bcsion Philadelphia New-Oheans and all the other
leading cites OF the Union, are said to be united in
this movement. tBalt. Patriot, Aug. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk.......i
Cleared.

ste.mships-Augusta Woodhgl, Savannah. s l. M.csn,
Jsmeow D. Parish, Norfolk. Ludom Pes,ants Marion Fee
ter Charleston, Spoford Teston Co
Ships Greenmap, WIber, ew.Orleans. W. T. Frosti q
Reed, French Cowes and a market, W Plaienlns
Baks-Caroine (Brem Striker. RE hmond Pavelssedt
Schumacher; H. S.sPhen'on Post, Mobile Po;t saith
Co.; C. Windsor, McEwen Port au Price, II. J. Odwnt
Jasper Bennett, Charleston, Dunham 4 Dimon.
Briss-Gov. Blown, Axworhy Aplachcols, H. Pos.i T.
NeScro. Folsom Bangor MetSalf DSncan rI.n, Nicer.
n b.. D. r. De Wolfe; II. McRse. Croker wilninstons
Thompson Hunter; Dyer. Turner Philadelphia H. D.
Brookman Co Hampdsn Emery Bangor Brett, Son 20
Molunkus Mitchell Boston, Smith Boynton . , =.
sehooners-J. T. Barnard Sties, Richmond MeTrn 4os
kott J. NJ. Worr,n, Chapman. New wHsyen j. u hdwsrdsa
L. Robinson. Davis Bristol l. Kenny seaman tbrh Ayfess
Joqsn s. Whitney Co, Plandonie, Brown savannah DEE
mill Co Armada, Elzsy Fredenckshg Van Brans sNht
Pilots Bride CsIh Porto Csbelo HatcLi Oh pSmir'
ion smith New.0rlesns. Robert Il Willims W. L. Bur
roush jerks Savannah, Dunhsn Diuoni Eclipse jones,
Charleston scranton Tsmsn; Jonas smith, spates VIII
mineton, J. Smith Co; Sea Ranger barrow Whcastcn.
Stoddard Clock; s. Collins Everett Elizabeth Csy D.
Glines, Son Co.; Dsnvle Chester Riehmond q ns,.
son; A. Jennings, Cresley Fredericksbars Van Br,u;
SGsht: W. r.. Neweomb, Bacon, frede,cksoufs w ~
Brsyton, Rogers, Philadelphia w McKee, seyca sfIss %
Crnwsy Phadeptia, master fsabea Fsnkn Boston DsJs
4 spiague Louisa. Chase Boston 8 w Lewis z oS
Bowen Halock. Bristol, l. Kenny 81
Steamers-Westemport, Berry Portland H. b. Cromwens
Novelty, Bell Phaderbis
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
Arrived.

Steamship Edinburgh tBr ;Srewl csmqins. G.s;Gr An,
- & . sona westerly winds the last three days eas,ey.
Gotta lust n lat 45 "a N Ion 60 Is W spoke bars Vess
and for Boston. 2lst, p m passed sore" steamship
Ship ssndu.ky Williams Liverpool via Traee July 90 With
SIM Isaac Webb Brer Liverpool 40 days, with ndse ana
600 ps.. to c. H. Marshall Co Had marriage one birth
sbip Criterion tof Boston HARDING Cardiff 40 days. with
mds and railroad Iron to master Has experienced very sht
W.;pe, tsoaSn and Portsmouth
John ncI%ann s% noJtahOd' Hamburs 90 days
Brig Flora (sp) Maasns BarcclODa p days, with Winste
Brig Laurel tsr Green, Sydney C. b. days. with cos>
gs eU FScG da Sl 3D. Gta sa
s. Hall Aug is lat 81 a. lon: e6o, spoke ship Eoiy A
Big Flora (span) Msrsan Barcelona " days with wine
S Bs 20 feone Bsy cals, day. with lumber to T. May.
scbr Alma Fr( Girsrd St. Pierre, NJ r. 2dsy' with a's
his seS1 W% B. Mah scyce Albany for rroyia
sRT SET Noiaa ~sf e 1o% % brig re RoSSsf
sehr Smith Fisher Charleston day. with rice wheat
&C. 10 Scranton Talman.
schr snapussut Mumfor Virgins days. with corn to A.
seRr. f. E Potter H.nlOa Port Even for Providence.
schr. Elizabeth Ann lBr D Windsor 10 days. with Plaster
sShr Nauta. Br) Hunter Windsor IA days. Via porl.st
schr. y. 4. Prsdore Predmore, Virginia days wood.
schr. A. Ch.dbo1rn Is ulssed) Marshall wiurstOn,x
C.. days with naval stores 70 master.
Schr. Houston Bush, Virginia days. wood
sehr Helena lBr, Roberts, PetOu 10 days. with coal
schr John Burton Wilmington, y. c., Z days. a
& Ps Deaa .s s to s.
schr. John l.: Darling, Howe, frovdsnce.
Schr. fskir, Higgins, Providence.
Schr. Frank, Eickerson, Wsreham
ScLr. Maria Cook Albany for Portland Me. t.r
sehr. A. =. Douglass Gaines Kingston for Hartford. =.
Steamer Piedmont, Wett Baltimore 10 hours mcse 70 n
b Cromwell b,
Boston selew Philadelphia aud Cope Msy Is hour
with dse TO +. Perkins. -
Steamer Usprsy Kenney Providence IS hours mdse to i
Odel.
SAlLFD-steamships Fulton Southampton &c. Newfof
(Br), Olasgow Augusta Savannah Marion, Cha-iestoni
JeIne stOwn, Portsmouth,, &c.
Tie pscketshp Hsnonia ZIG tuD register this mora
ing taken Oh the large Sectional Dock for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
OFFICE OF TIE IA CROSSE AND MuwACKEE)
R.E. Co., No. ~ Nassau street.

RE Co.. No. ~ Nassau street
NEw-YoRK, Aug. q, lSj7.)
To he StockL0lders-The extraordinary depreca-
ton in the Wall street price Of our stock is my
apology for offering word OF counsel on the subject.
lhesacrfces submitted to by stockholders without
Ieason ami not justified by anything in the transac
lions or cordiiion OF the Company. Those who are
now submitting To such unreasonable sacrifices will,
within few monts. regret their preciptency, as we
have tie best reason TO believe. The prices az which
sales are made in Wall street criterion OF ts n-
trinsic value but rsthoI evidence that the seller -
the victim Of misstGtements, inverted and nfustTi
'orslv Promulgated by the avOwed enemies of our
road whose representations ought not TO De received
e. authority without due investigation.
The affairs Of the Company are sound, and It's re-
sources sufficient 10 meet every engagement, not
YIstandng the efforts 10 prevent Il by those whose
interest NAV be advanced by running the holders OF
our stock The Directors feel that they have per-
foned their duty faithfully 10 the stockholders, and
have at all times labored zealousty to protect the IN
terests of tie Company, and that there is no jast
cause for the prevailing panic in regard to the
stock of our Company, however much reason 'nere
may be fer it IN regard 10 others.
But the Directors cannot prevent designn1nen
from publishing misstatements, nor prevent others
from believing them. IT, therefore, dsnsge results
fiom giving too much credence to unfounded reports
the Directors ought not 10 be held accountable.
Ii stockh olders instead Of yielding TO the pTeVilng
papic would stand firm and lend th1t support 10 the
enterprise which might be justly expected, and to
which Many Of them pledged, there would De no
difficulty in going or rapidly 10 successful. conc.qsion
ard place in their keeping the best paying stock In the
United States.
This will be effected as We hsye the strongest rea-
son 70 believe notwithstanding the enorts 10 throw
obs.ruc. ons in tie way; for thorsh numerous csss
of s,oeiho'ers rb1er tie itHrefee 81 e' report,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

ye, large body Of them are f'' sud determined TO
sustain the work. .r;,,
If is not INV province to give advice 10 Individual
,,oelbolers "a 10 the disposal Of hcr stock or nan-
aeemef Of their private affairs, and !; Is no. my 'H'H
ton TO offer such advice. .;,.,
They have a right TO sell their stock ~ noui.Se'
prize or give i. away if they chOosc-hs - 20 con
CEN Of mine. and in which have no night 10 inteI-
fere; bat il is my right, and considering the position
in which | am placed, deem it my duty, to say 70 the
grea, body Of the stockholders that the sacrees no
made unwaTanted by anything In the condi'o. -
the Company as they WILL before long, be well sats-
fed Having said thus much, and given due warning;
the rest must be eft to time for its developments an
resul.s Very respectfully, &C.,
BYRON KILBOURS. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

;g!rssss. ss. N S.1'sss;,0s LARA w. n:'s sss.,.
clseie. O. BrsS5.' G L. Seth. NJ ssei.r, " s.ssr.
fezh l. Detsny. {. Saith, \. E,@..on, c. HORisr.;
,say py A. Hsdy f~Ti'y AID ';rvsn = BH,oS ssassy,I
and family, J. Aueeiath L. E.ley o. Hossots ic c. W.
&s.o,,h T. Ls'ss v ETe. F. M.1s:r a Dse,. a..i.
5hss Rsrs E. Nihs%. 1 sps i.y. = 'S otlT,sa " ca,
ill., cS.. occy hme. aud y John idss'F P.. lille e
Cbat,csworth and lady. Joseph Sims. VIM C.saa.iS
Fyts WEE cts. SSs1SrtS j. hoS.s s.. Hemp
VIM Collins. Richard Bowdsn. g. Msnpips m cs',, snS
Nancy Ms1T SER % b Jone Ts51c sIs JoS ..a folly
Stuart, K. Lee AMI family W D.y. Ds, T. WiiS
cres E. Flksn. w F8ken. Ke.d~e s.wd.p.. tosss =
Mary CombeIs and family 5; thksn aud l.ay N cisas..
N.,bsa Barren Frederick and isdy wA,. ana Jas,ss.
RerreL Hotel V. Won Ausbntg. r. Rohr-,a, e NJ ~
Mailer w s., 9S j. sGpa.s s,DSs.s; Z c,I a
Schubert Master H. Schubert. H. Oecse, j. Ktanse l. A.
baohcr T. Guttner B. BInih ard family A. G Rea,er, W.
TaS SI .nS Isat Nader. Ro:hscSil Ms. j. ROS.s
r. Epzel D. A. Rsn.choa, C. Msoses A. KHennsn. vi. T.
Biisk. j. Goil and lady. 81 Manse. l. sPs,sSbsrE Iai
number Of cabin passengers, l in .ecrase 'e total "a
In .ea,s.hip Edsbgrgh from Gig'gSs-Asn. y, Whisn
somneIy Ns' HseD s, r,T M and Sv A "a
DrnmOnd and lady sAm Ha,ilton snd lsdy Miss N.rsrs
a,s ,TS sn sT ,v psaS 5Ssn ay A. john SfIS
bes Cameron james Wood lady and family Miss Ann is
ay ss .s s ss S% s1s ss 5 Nm Sne. R
Hardy JsIres Herycy d. p. Watkins, Rev Wr. Aeda,sss
ThOs McCrssd'e, Rev Dr. DsnL ISey and l'dy WE. VIZ
Mi.. csmgSsl Peter Neh.,on apesl.a 10; ssnSs 3:
T. Thomson James Dixon. yohr oNss 7 r. kieahsw4 jos.
lady nd % .aS Rl. D'sI st fs Sis ss s,'j E
SEN, David Lobar-S6 and 80 in the soeTase.
e Rr5ss .ssI' .na .dy NJ. Scss saa sA% Ma
Miss Psnsep. Wm l. Cooper VasEes Sd u
owa.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24

hINoSr DEowNEn.-7he Stanford Conn Alro-
oate SAYS, that custom prevails in Stamford of de.
voting one Saturday in August TO grand picnic and
bathing al SAippsn. Between 900 and 3 900 people
thIonsod the beach and the adjoining groves last SAT.
urdey, ard passed the day as usual During the ght
Of the excitement, daughter of Dr. Chauncey Ayres
eDd another young lady got beyond their depths in the
water ard sank. gentleman from New. York ran 10
the spot, dove down, fourd the two on tue bottom
clap6d in each others arms. and brought them " and
out. In about five minutes Miss Ayres revived but the
other lady did not breathe apparently, until after
three quarters Of hour had been spent in active ex
eItions foI her restoration. narrow escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-24
IeL3fD 1851

Decrease. 6l,3p 1851
BY the above it will be seen that the tunnsge the
past week is 1861 tuns behind corresponding week last
year. The falling of is With the Lehgd Navigation
Company and the Reading railroad The former fell
off ol69 uns and the latter S96i tuns. The falling
in the LehigL was probably in consequence OF the
break in the Delaware Division The Schuykill Ca
nal increased 10 30l tuns and the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road 600 uns-together 3O2 tuns. The tunnuge for
the season by the several lses connecting with the
Lehgh and Sehuylk regions is ,j44 tuns, against
1850 90i tuns to the same time last year, being an in
crease of lGl, $40 tuns The coal business s still
good deal depressed and the market rather heavy.
There is change of prices, either for shipment or
for home consumption.
In relation to the failure of Edward c. Bates, COM
municated in tclegraphc dispatch from Boston yes
terday, Tie Daily Adrertiser of that city remarks:
No event in the commercial world could have
been startling and unexpected than the an
nouncement yesterday of the failure OF Edward G.
Bates, esq. Such an event, deemed almost an npo5-
sibity, has been brought about, We understand, by
Of vessels For % years Mr.. Bates has labOred zeal,
ously, reeping as he abored reward in riches, an
unspotted reputation and alegOn OF influential friends.
Ard now. when he supposed himsefto be the posses.
Of half million OF dollars he becomes bankrupt.
We feel sure that the whole commercial community
will depiore this sudden reversion Of fortune, and with
a readiness and generosity characteristic OF Boston
merchants, come forward 10 assist and cheer Mr..
Bates in his fresh endeavors and renewed labors 1t
should be borne in mind that this failure does not in
the slightest degree affect the house of L. c. Bates q
Co., so widely known as agents for the Cunard
steamers. Ills house remains perfectly solvent, and
its influence as agents in wise be impaired by
the failure alluded to above We understand that Mr..
Batcss liabilities amount TO upward Of half million,
md his assets amount noninally to that sum.
We annex q comparative statement Of the export.
exclusive Of spece) from New York to foreign ports
for the week, and since January L.
1855. 1856. 1857.
Total for the week.. sg}i 967 l23T673 &9g75l2
Previously. eported.... 3s2S24sl 48S96 45iSd27
Since Jan. ....... So l66 G48 s5O76lOl3 SB075,7ss
The following is comparative statement of the
value Of certain Exports from the commencement Of