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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

APPEAL OF THE ITALIANS TO THE PU BLlC.
The undersigned Italian residents Of New York have
seen with the greatest concern ind deep sense OF mort
hcaton, tina snoe the rest Of Individual Of their
ton, charged With the murder Of police officer and sus
peced Of osber Crimes Intense and almost violent feel
irg Of hatred and revenge been manifested by
tain ass Of this population against all the Italians in gen
ersl.
Some OF our courymeI, ofl very pesceable sod high
~ honorable cha racter have been shsmeuy uled and
almost mobbed either in the crowded thoronghfare
their dwellings and place OF business
The undersigned need no; great proofs
generous ano even unjust TO particular part Of
Tho community reeponbe for the Isolated act of ind
viduai, whose deeds mus. DO impaaiy investigate aud
duly punished only according the law Of the land.
the Italian population in the United States is very
siderable Al numer0us and Ii matter of pride
for the signed 10 sas that according the
rect statistical data Of our cou' Of JUSTICE the number OF
criminal offences perpeua,ed by their connymen when
compared with ID Ne Of other nations In this country Is
Dumei cally far inferior. We Will abstain to remind
to the American people Of the of the manya great
many-Itaans whose talents industry and Spirit or
erprse have gained for their native country uaversal
respect and admiration But cannot omit to that
almoet In every street OF this great metropolis some Italian
s 10 be found, who by the practice OF some honorable
avocaton and by assduous and perseverng TOLL has won
the patronage and efteem Of all aose who have had
sion 10 come IN contact with him.
Therefore we cauno. rejt CT with Just Indignation the
low and malicious nslnuaaons which may be
nation, taking occasion Of an individual act to throw It's
responsibility and tie stigma OF Disgrace upon
uymen q. large And We confidently trust tha. the good
and generous OF the Americans and the enlightened
spirit of The press, will not fail To give their
port, aud sustain Us in the poson which we crave to
maintain
Gen. Jos AveKsna, Raphsel Anoarsn
Joseph Cristadoro, Or. Dom. Mnelh,
Raphael MOni, Patrick Plssi,
Sebastian Dsccorsi, D. Cersgioi,
Vincent SquarS&, Mich Janni.
Frank hedanich, Or. Jos Maria,
B. Daccorsi, &c CtarotO,
Philip Manet:a. L =. rpeli.
Forum. BaTbeta,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25


q W. Barrett, 4" 10Th
DANES Eldr,dge, " 2ln
These men eli Immediately reported themselves 10 he
Dsputy superst dent who gave orders TO the persons
In command Of the several wards 70 be placed on du-
81 regular paronnen Previoas however, 70 reporting
tailor and bad his taken for uniform, to
be done for them by Sunday morning. by which ne is
expected that large portion Of The force vi be able 70
appear In bright buttons and bright blue uniform.
ne Board have ordered that silver shields shall be pre-
paved for each regular the department the brass
coes 70 be ressiBed for SPECIAL men when wanted.
The poicemen shields are 10 bea German silver shield,
Win the upper sharp clipped OF having on the
Aoe NE Stale coat OF srms and the radiang rays in the
beck ground all In raised carved work the whole washed
IN silver A. the top OF the shield, and just the coa'
q arms In . half circular form, are the words
METROPOLITAN Z
Bcneah the coat Of arms bottom OF the shield, ID
placed small raised oval Of copper, which engraved
In conspicuous characters the number II the pocemsns
warrant
me sergesne' shields are OF solid s've, the ssme In
an osher respects those Of the policemen with the
cepuon OF being surmounted by q spread eagle. At the
bese OF me coat of arms plain scro on which are 70
saRasANT Z
- Precinct. (
the sunber Of the wocnct 10 be pl,cei where tho
dash In.
me ip,reclors' shield 10 be similar IN fern 10 the
sereesn but the eagle and OF arms and ra work
" 70 be Of gold, with scroll, and the words
INsPEcroR
- Precinct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
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A Mr. MooRE in Albany, while being shaver
at the Delavan House, discovered large piece
of sheet lead falling from the skylight overhead,
and springing from the BARRIERS chair to escape
it, was badly cut in his chin and on his hand by
the razor, but he saved his life for the lead came
down upon the head.rest of the chair.
.THE Buffalo Commercial of last evening says:
Looking seward on the Lake the ice seems
broken, and many large fields are floating down
the river. Here and there are bergs stranded
on the bottom, which will not move so easily.
But from present appearances we may look for
early navigation"
Mas. WcAIAHOS the Filth avenue amature
actress keeps on tho stage despite the criticism
of the papers. The papers say her tragedy is
funnier than her Comedy.
TuE New Jersey Geological Report states that
the Atlantic is rapidly encroaching upon the
land of that State. The Boston post says
- We don'twish to speak ptohnely, but if the
Atlantic goes on that way. it ought to be
DIR
N DE MoRNEy, the reputed brother of the
Emperor Napoleon, aged So years, was married
to the Princess Sophie Troubetzkoi, aged 49,
She is represented to be- fearfully beautiful
Tnr New York correspondence the London
Times, who appears to have made a good many
calls in Fifth-avenue on New Years day, thinks
that the palaces of Europe would seem plain and
mnadorneda flerlooking at the elegant apartments
of the houses of New York
y DECISION has been rendered in the New
York Marine Court, that party who, previous
to an election, hires room for political pnr-
pose, is not liable for the rent; the law forbid
ding any such use of money.
AS exchange paper says that the girls in some
parts of Pennsylvania, are SO hard up for hus-
bands, that they sometimes take up with print
ers and lawyers.
TaE Charleston Eoeniag Ne,cs. gives report
that tho friends of Ex-Governor James II. Ham
mond, viii run him for Congress in the district
lately represented by Preston S, Brooks
We learn that Mr.. Keitt of the South
Carolina delegation in Congress, has reeov-
cred from a recent indisposition, which was err
roneously represented to have been identical
with the disease that proved fatal to his col
league, tho late P. S. Books.
wniLg the Chaplain of the q. S. Senate was
performing his duty Monday, man evidently
insane installing him for the presiding officer,
approached his desk and held up his hand, IF
subscribing to tho oath of Office, The prayer
concluded, the stranger, usurping the seat, pre-,
1ared to ontsr upon legislation; but the officers
elected him, notwithstanding his earnest protest
against the violation Of his Senatorial rights
A LErrEa in the flirmont Yirginian states that
a person recently arrived there under the name
of Rev. Penny Faulkner, and alter ingratiating
himself with the citizens, aided in ROBBERY, and
without paying his hotel bill, cleared out. Be
fore exposed, he managed to preach on two Sum
cays in the Methodist church of that place
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

SPREAD OF rnr FAsn1ox.-The Empress Eu-
ginie, if the following extract from a recent Pa
rs letter be true, is leading the way to Increased
cost and circumference" in the matter of dress.
The writer says:
(if possible) greater extravaganza than ever
in the cost and circumference of the dresses.
The Empress's costume no crinoline could pos
IDLY have supported. so enormous was tho ex-
tent, and so solid the substructure. The dress
was petticoat of white tulle, with three skirts
6oUilione; tunic of sky-bluc velvet, trimmed
with tulle putfings and large gold beads; and a
diamond tiara-all of which, of course, became
her Majesty"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
From ,he S.. IouI, RrenIpg Nsw..

EaiGRAHTs PERIsnISG on THE PLAINs-We
have already referred to the fact of three trains
of Mormon emigrants to Salt Lake having been
ovcrtaken by snow storm on the Plains. They
were met by Lieut. Kelton and DIR. Page of Fort
Laramie, at the crossing of Sweet Water, about
the 18th Of December, and according to their
opinion, arc supposed to have persisted. Moth
ing has been heard of them since, and it is great
ly to be feared that the next tidings from them
will inform MS that the whole company, several
hundred in number, have persisted. Atthe time
they were met by the officers from Fort Lara
mic, they were suffering beyond measure for the
want of provisions and on account of the cold.
They were badly clothed, and in consequence
of the hardShips, many of them were dying;
in one camp they buried fifteen in one day
The mode of burial, since they cannot dig the
frozen ground, is to lay the bodies in heaps and
pile over them willows and stones. Gov. Brig
ham Young, learning something of their condi-
ton, despatched some men and provisions to
their relief; but these were met by the mail par
ty returning to the city again, having been turn
cd back by the violence of the storm they en-
eountered. What the poor creatures will do, or
what will become of them, it is hard to tell
Under delusion they have left their homes in
foreign lands; and, to satisfy within of the Gov
crnor, undertook journey of thousands Of
miles, not half proyisioned or fitted for trip
that, even in good weather, is difficult enough,
let alone at this inclement season of the year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

REAAISs OF Hon. P s. BRooks-The remains
of Mr.. Brooks, in charge of committee of
twenty-six gentlemen from South Carolina,
reached this city yesterday evening about o.
clock, by the Fredericksburg train. They were
met at the depot by the Mayor and large con-
course of our citizens, assembled to pay the tri-
butte of their respect to the memory of the dis
tinguished deceased. Tue committee were adj
dressed by the MayOrin short aud feeling speech
concluding with the request to allow the corpse
Richard Yeadon, Esq, of Charleston; responded
on behalf of the committee in few impressive
and eloquent remarks-R Richmond FAig, IFe9,
aesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
DIR. NJ. DEvALLET'S
PCATATE pERTOOJHAT. PHI,

These pills have the private practice of the
Proprietor as also Hospitals France, for
years. meeting unparalleled suceess-siVng the great
est satisfactiop-curing where other remedies fail
They act as charm in correcting irresularity and OBJ
strctOns producing regular of the monthly dis
charge
mild gentle stimulant. They produce agreeable
exhileraton and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
cautioned against using 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, 1857-02-14
Prof. Wo0dsiIInir RestorntiYe.

derui preparations which back tots original color
gray har-covers the head the bald with luSurant
growthremoves the dandruG itching, and all cutaneous
eruptOns-causes Of the natural fluids; and
hence, regular dressing for the hair will
color and keep from failing extreme old
all Its original beauty. We CALL them upon the bald the
gray scalp 1t; and surely the young
will not, they flowing locks, the bewitching
curl without It's praise Is upon the tongue of
thousands. Price 81, % and 50. For sale by
LAUGHLINS BUsHFIELD,
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
And all Druggists. dec1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

A PEREu'uD BnEATH-whatlady or gentleman would re.
main nner the curse Of dissTeeahe breath when
Ing The sBILN THOUSAND rLowERs dentfriee would
only render 1t but leave the teeth alabas
teri Many persons do know teIF breath bad and
the subject Is 50 delicate, their friends WIN mention
It. Pour single drop OF the "Bal" your brush
last year.
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLEfoN may easily acquired by using
the balm Of thousand RneI.l' Il VIII PIN
PIES and reekesfrom the skin, leaving rose
ate hne Vets towel pour three drops and wash
the face night and morning.
SHANISG MADK EAsHVet your shAYing-brush In either
cold water, pour three drops sFBan Of
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard ven it win make
beautiful son iater much facilitating the operation ofshAY
Ing. Price only nifty cents. :.
w p. FRTRIDGE CO., ~.
FRANKLIN Square, New York
or sale b. T. n. LOGAN co. I-tl-1ydaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

DAIILEIG'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TltACTOH.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparahle as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
amation. Wherever there heat hrObbing
redness, whether tits by fever, hurt
Sore poison, rheumatism, piles scad sting
Is inflammation. A hundred books thousand
change the conclusion. prevent pain
nature, inflammation be subdued. To
compsh this efforts the physician always
Thousands of physicians thousand OF the and
sagacious persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control inflammation wonderful immediate,
instantly aayng the pain, neutralzing poison extracting
morbid and forcing her course,
renewing healing No burn, scaId, alment,
yield Its soothing curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the has commenced.
Genuine scnvelopedin Steel Engraving with
the names O. V. cLICKENER CO., rroprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
q5 cts. per box.
SR-An orders should be addressed to ov. clickener
Co., 81 Barclay New York. T. IL. LOGAN 4 Co.
spes:1m Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

PROF. wooD-Havlpg experienced the magic effect OF
your Hair Restorative, drop you this the subject
About YEAR, ago my hair commenced falling OF and
turning gray was fast becoming bald ITet friend who
had your Restorative and spoke highly Of s viz
tues; induced it, although had but little faith
as had before tried other remedies Icomenced
using Restorative In January last few applications
fastened hair firmly. 1t began TO Ill up out, and
back its former color bac At this time II
fully restored to Its original color health aud appearance,
and cheerfully recommend its use TO all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

SENTENCE OF DEATH UPON a YorEC WIFE
The Quebec papers contain report of the pro-
ceedings at the Court of Queens Bench in that
city, on the occasion of the sentence of Anais
Bison, young woman of about twenty
years, convicted of poisoning her husband, to
whom she had been married but few months.
We make the following extract from the re-
marks of the presiding Judge in passing SEN
tence:
..Anais Bisson-In the midst Of population
eminently distinguished for the mildness of its
manners, and its deep religious sentiments, in a
country where the presence of the good village
Cure has, hitherto, almost alone sulhced to have
the law respected, and order maintnincd, you, a
native Of this country, hardly past childhood,
have been guilty Of crime of the greatest at
rocity.
A man of learning and experience has said
that amongst crimes, there is one which con-
ceas itself in the shade, which hovers around
the domestic hearth, terrifes society, defies, by
the cunning of its use and the subtility of its
effect the appliances and the analyses of sci
encc, which intimidates with doubts the con-
sciences of ,juries, and which increases year by
year at the frightfully progressive rate. The
crime is poisoning, and the poison is arsenic.
1t is of this crime that you have been found
guilty. The victim was your husband, the man
to whom, but few days before, at the foot of
the affair oil your GOu, you naQ sworn love ana
fidelity. 1t is painful to say that at the solemn
moment when the priest, in the holy temple,
raised his hands to implore the benediction of
heaven upon you and upon your husband, the
death of your husband was meditated. Weare
now aware that it was so, for on the very day
subsequent to the publication, for the first time,
Of your bans of marriage, you declared 10 u
friend that if your husband did not please you,
you would poison hiu.
You have but few days to live. / conjure
You to reflect upon the account Of your short
career you will be called upon to render. What
ever the enormity of your crime may be, the
mercy of God is infinite Forthwith send for n
priest, and put all your confidence in him. The
time is short but it is sufficient, by sincere re-
pentance, TO reconcile you to God.
will now pass upon you the sentence of the
law, which, is that you Anais Toussnint, widow
of Joseph Bison, be taken back from hence.to
the Common Gaol of this District, whence you
came; and that on the third day of April next,
you be taken thence to the ordinary place of ex-
ecution, and be there hanged by the neck until
you be dead, and may the Lord have mercy on
your soul!
The prisoner seemed much affected while the
awful sentence was being pronounced, and sob
bed the whole time. Judge DuyaI spoke with
much emotion, and many of those present in
Court shed tears
Whenthe Judgchad concluded speaking,
The Clerk of the Grown asked the prisoner if
she had anything to say why execution should
not be awarded according TO judgment
The prisoner (who was still crying answered,
81 am not guilty, (Je no pas eomPd6te."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

past only but perfectly white have cut It Short
and hide Il nm view; but three months
Since induced your hair Restorative, and
in justice say that Its effects almost miraculous;
It has changed gradually alits former sendor
color and left 1t sO and glossy to be beautl
full than it was when under the Influence Of the finest
oil. earnestly, therefore, recommend II to every lady
decidedly the best preparation toilet Of anything In
the world. BETSY SMITH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

MILyoHp, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. Is, 1855
PROF. o. J. wOOD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In bear
Ing voluntary testimony the magic effects of your won
dertul Hair Restorative. As far back as 1890 hair com;
menced falling on, until the top Of scalp became bald
and smooth glass, and has continued to fall for great
many notwithstanding have rsed many celebrated
preparations Seeing your advertisement
induced article trial, and to utter
tonishment found, ater few applications, that my hair
pesrance but by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head young and vigorous growth of
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growing fast. Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

Carr. W. R. PALMER, of the typographical en-
gineers, estimates the length of the Ohio river,
when full, at nine hundred and fifty miles, and
draining an area of.from two hundred thousand
to two hundred and twenty thousand square
miles-ycry nearly equal TO double the area of
Great Britain and Ireland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

IcHABoD Cruces, a sober, industrious man, in
easy circumstances, hung himself near Danville,
Va. Noicause is known for the rash act except
that he was to have been married the next day.
The license was found in his pocket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
MEMS ITENIS.

PoErs-irom Milton down to Mrs. -, Con
go interynllo) have abounded infgures Ofspecch
to represent the mourntul the dismal, and the
lugubrious-bu the neatest simile that we re-
member to have read, is the following from some
ANONYMOUS bard:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
sPRoIAL NOTICE s.
HIrNT IN IIP

II you have los, ne = eat.t Of an possessions, We
mean your healthi
The besttone Ia Dyspepsia Debility especially of
females, Is IfAMPToN,s VEG. TINcrURE. Can and get
pamphlets. TIL LOGAN CO.,
feble-lE-das General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

JoHS LrTcnEx.-we perceive, by late num-
Der of the New Market "Spirn Of Democracy, -
that this gentleman is again candidate for re-
election to his present position, and that he viii
have no oppositon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
M1scELLA ANXIOUS.
ALL HAIIii
SOMETHING FOR THE MIbLIoNlt
PROF. WOODS
RESTORA-TIV

NTTE CALL THE ATTENTION 0F ALL OLD AND
w young, to this wonderful preparation, which
back to It's oriSna color, naiECoVers the head of the
bald with luxuriant rOWthreuloves the dandru Itch
ing and all cutaneous eruptionscauses continual how
ing for the hair VIII Its color and keep It from
falling old age, all natural beauty We
call then, upon tile bald the gray, diseased in scalp,
it, and surely the young viii not, they value the ov
g the WitchiDg curl be Withouti Its praise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
REAL ESTATE sALEs
Trnst Sale

lY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to the
ID the 9th day Of March, 1884, BY Ceor IS
and Nancy his wife, bnd 81 record ne roS.
ONCE Of Ohio county, Virginia, Deed hnnk No "a ,Ssk
&C., win expose for sale AZ the Court IIopsr ~ So ~
" the 9th day Of December, 1856 the foIoa eoun
sss certain lot Of sround Situated in Tie sS,Pa't -
the town Of Wheeling lai out BY Wiiam Chaptne M TO
in Ohio county, State Of virginia. which said lot e
tonal lot and contass about half the quantity ~ ae
which would be In full lot. and numbered NJ ~ onn
Of said addition Selling as Trustee warrant cpV , rat
TRIMS Of sale made known on iay Of SALE.
~ The above sale Is Postponed until NonI,, Al, =.
day OF February, 1851, At 10 O'Clock. H's ieis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
wArERFoRp, AIaat., July IS, 1883

PROF. o. J. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
Hair Restorative being the most ecaeious article
ThAVe used the Walphene and other prepara
tons Of the day. all without effect. Since using Hair
Restorative hair and Whiskers which almost white
have gradually dark aud feel confident that
few applications will restore them TO their natural
color 1t relieved OF all dandTuR and unpleRs
ant Itchins common among persons who peEPre freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

TnE LoNDoN TmKs.-A rich Frenchman, n
Millaud, who has recently purchased the Parish
an Presse, had an idea of buying the London
Times.-He wrote to the proprictors on the sub
ject, and received the following reply:
Monsieur: Anchor in the Thames with three
vessels loaded with gold, and then it may not be
impossible for us to enter upon the discussion of
the preliminaries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

IT IS expected that in week or ten days, Mr..
buchanan will name his men, and submit to
them his Managerial. 1t is said that a protest
against the appointment of R. j. Walker to
place in the Cabinet, has been got up by poll
ticians within the last three days. A number
of States, Virginia leading of, have been doing
several Cabinet impertinenccs to the incoming
President, in the matter of his Cabinet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

Tns last New York Tribune, alluding to Mr..
Sayage's comparison of the late Preston s..
Brooks to Brutus, says:
'Hc has erected monument harder than the
brass Of his own countenance"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
For Rent
srooFs UiTcnii Court, 1sFll,

rT1HR dwelling house occupied By O. . ee,n bv Tos
Tavlor For further information aPPlT to p-rSoV = r.
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