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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

Important from the south Pacific.
END or TpB REVOLUTION IN PEHU- RETlKEMENhOY
vIvANcA-TnE caIHIHA GLANDS PLACED UNDER
THE PROTECTION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE,
ETC., ETC.
The steamer New Granada arrived at Panams on the
2lst ult, with the mails from the South Pacific ports and
ssoo46 in specie for England We take the following
resume Of the news from tho Panama Herald
PERU.
The dates from Lima are 10 the llh Of May, and from
The rev olution may be considered az concluded vi.
vanco Is at Arequips wih q small force but without
is thought that he will make further de.
moDstraion against the government
On tho l9th May the Peruvian eet at the Chnchas
render, 10 the government.
The Lea, Huaras schuca and Guise were at anchor at
Caao, The Apurimac was 70 BIO surrendered within
eight days.
private let err from Lima eays:-Business here Ia be
comHg active; the buying season for the interior open
with good prospects, and in Tscna ard tho south large
sales have been made for Bolivia while copper ores find
Easy 10 The Stree the opening OF the africa and
Tacpa Halfway, which promi es we'll.
Lima correspondent, under date OF Nay II, gives as
the following piccc Of important pformauou;-tno Con
veniion here closed their last night the
question of English and French protectorae Of the Chin
cha Islands They vote 'hs DAY and ma, have done 80
advice may be In time 10 send to Europe and the United
Sisies by this mail.
Al lat accounts there were about two hundred ves-
fels at anchor round the Islands, oat Ing or waiting their
turn.
The British chip Satellite Capt Provost had sailed for
yapoouveT's leland Capt Prevosi had been appointed
chief Commits ioner by IN. Queen settle, in conjunction
With the United States COMMISSIONER the Oregon bounda
ny question.
The dates 10 April so. The political trials in San.
peo not yet concluded They afford but little interest
70 the public.
The expedition which started TO explore nteroceanc
communication by the Negro has returned the party
not berg organized sufficiently largo scale 10 object
their object
sr Asaburuaea, Minister from Chile 10 Costa RIGA, was
about to sa in The Chian national brig ancud The pur-
port Of hs Instructions has not been made public.
The convent Of the missionaries at Chico has been de-
ttroyed by FIRE; loss about $50 coo.
The dates from Ia Paz are TO April %.
On the 18th the PRECEDENT efi la Paz for tour through
the interior accompanied by the and large stall
The fever Il still the La Paz also at
Tackled the town of 1a2acar fifteen leagues from 90 ;ha
hnm
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News no,n Greysowm, Nicaragua.

The royal wes, india mail steamer Thames yei nj
Asp'uwsl on tho 2oh from san Juan del Nortc. She
brough, four Of Lockridgcs men, being all that at
that place.
The people OF San Juan daily expecting the men
from Rivas, many OF vhcm scs AMI vounoed, and
unable tn proced Al last accounts they o, Casulio
on their way down.
Our correspondent says-"n " the common foric Of
conversation with the nrvcs here that In all probability
there will he scrious difficulty lbs settlement OF Ncsra
OF the river san Juan, which Co3a Hca ms together
with the terri DRY extending up TO sranads and from
thence 10 The Pacific"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13
The Excise Commissioners.
THE GRANTING OF LIoESsss-EAxKs OF TIE DEAL
RES.

The Excise Commissioners met again yesterday Pre-
sent, Commissioners Haskell and Holmes.
The Commissioners announced TINT thsy would gran,
licenses 10 day N the following named persons $40 being
charged 10 each instance John " Bsbcock license for
inn George W. Mersereau, license for inn Joseph Mckee
6son license for store; Henry A. Kerr license for store
w Corwin 6Co hcense for store; Peter 9sey license
iov inn Albert Clark, license for inn Shepard Johnson,
license Tor store; Nsth Bioodeood, license for store y
license for store James A. Powell license FOR nm eonke
suersen, license for store.
A,er recevIng elk applications FOR Bcenses The Board
Hicurned Until W day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

Ext act from letter dated Colorado City, May Al
The troubles in sonora, ana the Governors edict for
bidding the expectation Of provsions, have completely
sed the ma ket for Mevican provisions here Not .
pound OF IL be purchased here, and the other ar
Giles OF prov"ns III he exhausted IN short time The
Afizopa Copper Company and the ella Copper Mining
Company will be obliged 10 suspend operations until they
obtain -four from Fan Frsuceco The ella Com, mny
discharged half their workmen the LIST inst aud have
only -four eh hand 10 subsst tho remainder until
the Let OF June Mr. George r. Hooper, OF company.
will soon be In San Francisco 10 arrangement for
the shipment o. provisions, purchase OF machinery &c
ana is proposed by the prorrictors 10 put large
force f experienced miners from Sonora
rapgements ran be completed. A new vein OF orc. two
fee, diameter has been opened yielding about Any per
O nj metallic copper.
The news from tho silver mines at Ia Arvacs, Santa
Rita and srpor Gadsden Purchase, continues stterng,
small shipments about being made by Mr. P,ston
Of the Sonora Exploring and Mining Company the
OF feeling caused by the Crabbe expedition and utter
faure lad Of the party is represented be
extremely unfavorablc fbr Americans Capt Ankrin, Of
the Colorado Ferry Company, and Mr. Slate, OF this place.
well known IN Sonora, and speaking the language tho
roughly obliged 10 turn back from Sonoiia fr fear
Of Az sassinauop Mr.. Robert ward, an American, who
has rsdtd years In Sonora and whoce ny resides
bis vav 10 re Colorado from Tuoal, Gadsden Purchass
Mr. Hill an suploye Of the Arizona Mining Company Is
supposed 70 ba,e been assssns,ed zcnia by tho
Ney,csns He hao no connection with the hlibusers, and
vac on business for tNe company. Something will have
To ba done 70 restore the merican nuerce In Me Pur
chase and Sonora 70 rroteS American bfe
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No Falling or In the Export OF Gold.

No FAILING OH In the Export OF Gold.
We copy the following from the Prices Current, says the
San Francisco HTad setting forth the fact that there has
been scarcely falling off 10 the export Of gold from
this port II will go great way towards reassurng the
panic stricken Wal street nancers but at the time
would advHe them curail much possible, for
tho that in the of things there must be for
the future considerable failing of every year. We will
before long produce almost veTyhng that neci and
scarcely probable that we will continue 10 ship gold
for nothing
The accounts from the mines continue very favorable,
and whatever fears may be entertained the Atlantic
hoard Of decrease In the yield Of the precious metal Ia
California, iha side satisfied that they are not
only unfonnded but that in reality producing
gold present than before The statement In the
INV York Herald that Elk millions short OF our
exports last year wants revision in It's facts the correct
account being ae follows
Export Of treasure from San francisco for
first four months Of 1856 $14 b2o, 1878 30
same nrne III 1901. i4,soo,Vof 10
Decrease in 1851. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. si9,323 81
Which is OF course, bsgatee On the other hand
point evidences OF the yield Of mines 70 the
permanent improvements going all the country
the brick buildings going up in the mining towns, the
quartz mills erected the bitches cut and the
fl but These all done with mining capital tho
amount contributed by San Francisco and the mercantile
community generally being ring hardly to dee
mention. The "tase for jewery, to which the HRRALD
aludes developed in favor Of jewels Of rather subsan
tal character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13
News from Oregon.

We have dates from Portland To May . The papers
contain OF the slightest Importance. We copy
the following items n om the Orr9cn,dn
We understind, unocay, that the order for the an
Regiment United States Infantry 10 the Plains this
has been countcrmsnded and that this regiment
TO be concentrated at vancouver preparatory TO future
movements.
Tic OTegonfar says Judging from tho signs In tho poi.
the June election for ne upon the ground
solely that they are tired OF Territorial puplage.
Geo. lane has been nominated NJ Delegate 10 Con
gross.
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called the dry During this time the mshoe ia
Tucked oo of the bash, and this Is the only me in the
year when be done the ground rich and soft
that II cannot be rucked only when IL dry and
hard 81 the prospects for tho this pear very
Encouraging. Several vessels are now here some on
demurrage) waiting for mahogany. Our provision market
overlooked and provisions Ill not pay the cost Of @
portaton.
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hut would rather hang than TO acknowledge che crme
iup ling away and thereby saddle Il on my family.
Icxpect NJ 1--we, TO out my u ne aad 90 ne back
here Tor IL canuos 1.-Two here cannot where. don't
make these remarks with the hope of influencing the
court I want hem TO do their duty-appoint the time
which they canse to aot me, and will go and try IT,
have posSipg more 10 say.
The Sonoma County Journal Of Pealuma, saws ;"Last
wedne day. Deputy sheriff Greene passed through Peta
luna raue for San Quent n panied by late
County Treasurer, W. A. Buster, who Is about entering
upon his new duties for the term Of eight years."
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Massacre in Utah.

The mail from Salt LAKE, tho Los Angeles Sdr,
rived here hs week, bringing Intelligence Of ano her
horrible having been committed IN Utah Terri.
tory The Crcumstsnces thoy hsvo been related
by gentlemen who here from San Berrnrdpo whore
tue mail carrier IRON Salt Lake stops are as follows:
Mr.. Vim. Parrish, his son, yong man about seven
teen years OF and Mr. Potter started from the city
for the pur pose Of coming California They had pro
cceded but short distance when their bodies we're found
dead Mr.. Parrshs throat cut from ear 10 ear; tho
others had been shot Their bodies were found at place
called spr'ngvile about CITY miles from Salt Lake city
Ia IN rot known by whom the outrage committed
Rumor has u thai Mr. Parrish bad difouy with the
thories about removing his property which he had pre-
vousy copsecrated 10 the church We give the rumor
heard H. is also ssid that the perpc
traed by Indiana The ntcscn OF this murder caused
the greatest excitement in San Bernardno where part Of
Mr. Parrshs family reside well generally through
out the country.
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HFSno toai.. Sl,sSo3'o
s.iI another indictment had been found against DR..
aes the defaung State Treasurer, under arrest at
uamento II alleged that be had embczzled
600 Of the State moneys, which over and abe, re the
sng Si2s 600 In default Of bail 10 the Of $50 900
vas ordered into custody. He said TO DO very Ill
much 20 ~ to be unable to leave his bed. An officer
ossAptiy guards his room.
We under obligations to Mr.. E. W. Han, parser Of
George Law, for favors.
We indeb ed to the enterpispg Pacific Express COM
nses of Wells Fargo o., Durfcrd Co., Freeman Il
!, and the San Francisco News Depot Of J. w. Sullivan
i Giles Of California papers.
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News from washington TsrrItory.

Tho norhern india troublesome az ever on the
lower part Of Sound and Saiis committing robberic,
&C Fears entertained that they will ike open
fare upon the eettem nts AT BelIDgham Day, the citizens
teer company aid the military In Of attack by
these savsgcs.
cargo spars for the British navybeing tho fourth
cargo shipped from that place within gear FOR the Eng
lbh French and United STA es nsyies
The schooner Emma went ashore on Rncon Points on
the 10Th ult Vessel and cargo total loss
OF WILDLY Island the 10Th uli during heavy galo
suppos ed TO be seriously injured She endeavor
ing 10 take detachment OF United Suites troops The
time.
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Nc EDIT1oN-sATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1857
TUE MATERrEL OF CRADLES PANTY.

marching through the streets to the mnsic of the
drum and iie eplslipg recruits " 90 ID Sonora na
avenge The of Crabbe and his pN!y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
ADV ERTISEMENTS
HATS AND GAPS.


WE have day receive done ofthe nestand most beau
w tIf assortaents Caps brought to
ts city the most fashionable that could be made In the cas-
markets
Gents EOl sE Moesn Hats, light and elastic. made by
The Fast and in strict accordance with our Or
Nothing Wide Hats white and black; Soft Fur and
Wool Hats Of every color, q14l sg and price.
Gaps o. every description the NEST recent styles
such Nevada Know Nothing Pyrenese, Pyramid Ca
Caps and all other kinds Abundance which viii b SOLD
lower than Goods OF these kinds were offered before 70
this community.
the rnoSs fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet Bags, Purs and Gloves always on hand
All respectfully invited to call In and exc
anime our magnificent Stock Goods purchasing
feel confident that please the most
Nothing viii wanting part suit and aecommo
date numerous patrons.
II wish thing in the Of Hats and Caps give
ow they he got any where this side Philadelphia,
nv7 - -.S', ','' ems s. D. HARPER q SON.
JIAYE you Dyspcpsia, use TRAXALs ELIXIR.
EyAre GU bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do You want good llniment use PoRsiA's BALM;
70 to the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
10 Eant r. make soap quick good and cheap use bis
fs your horse lame or SICK, use MERcHATs eARGI1NG
GIL.
Have You cough ugh use tie HoARHoUND B1IsAW
Do you want
Shoulder Brace Port MonnaIe
Supporter Balm Of Thousand Flowers
Truss Electric OH
BandsEe Syringe or
Belt Fine Sponge
HolloUayIs pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver OH
BOerhHve'S Holland Bitters
HoofAnd's German Bitters
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
Drug
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AVER,S CATHARTIC PILLS.


TINE of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
their utmost to produce this best most perfect purga
virtues which surpass In excellence the
ordinary medicines and that they win unprecedentey up
the esteem Of all men, They are safe and pleasant 10
take powerful to Their penetrating properties
vital activities Of the body, remove the OBJ
stfuctiOns Of its organs purify the and e1Pe
They purge the foul humors which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish diSoTdered organs into their
action and mpart healthy tone with the
whole system Not only do they the everyday COM
plants Of every body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases bafed the best of human skill While
they produce powerful Effects they are At The same te IN
diminished Doses the safest and best psc that can be em
ployed children Being they pleasant
take being purely vegetable, free from risk
OF harm Cures which surpasS belief
by OF such exalted position and
character TO suspicion of untruth. Many emf
nent physicians have lent their
y public the reliability Of remedies while others
have sent me the assurance conviction that my pre-
paraons contribute immensely to the relief OF my afflicted
The AGENT below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their use
and the certificates of their cures OF the following COM
plaInts:-
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea
IndgestiIn Morbid nacton Of the Bowels and pain arising
cutaneous Diseases, which require evacuant Medicine
Scrofua, Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
would not supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrritabty De-
dred complaints, arising from low state of the body or OBJ
structions Of its functions.
be by unprinciPed dealers With some other
pill they make profit Ask for ATER's PLLs and
take nothing No other they give you compares
with this in Its intrinsic value curative powers The
sick want the best aid there for Them and they should
have It.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
PRICE rs CTS. PER box. BOXES ron 81.
The genuine article is sold by = eooD IN
And by all Druggists in Wheeling, Medicine
everywhere. ag2I:6m
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-, a MoNUaIENT, j, -.
.RAXPZ0ES FEGEZ4RLE TZNoTUREII

RALTrNoRE, March e, 1855.
This s to certify, that 0bount nine years since
tackled with pain IN my RICH. ankle We sent for Pys
swollen; ant continued to progress until It had Increased
to the height Of my knee suffered very severely With pain
and knee which were frequently laid open the bone aud
tot which came particles Of bone 70 the number Of 40
anu ''-s y TRIES Country AIR
then taken to Hartford county Of this sate the phys
there told my mother and friends could heal the u
could live afterwards This physician work
from the ucers proud flesh and pieces Of bone without
GYMS me any 81 e az Ts5s 50 rs
could stand by and suffer thought at this time
much unlike honey-coub, the numerous ulcers running
freely white with sign Of blood, and at times when
would scratch my hngers white pns would ssue therero
1890 BALTIMORE NY HOMRi
then returned to Baltimore, old home, expecting
By the advice ofmy friends remedies
Of which only transient relief Icontinued to
worse swelling came on my len hip and pain
er also formed on my spne which my physicians cut OUT
only means Of saving my is Alter this, Yet another form
ed on arm and also one on my left groin rs also on
ed those who saw them was reduced to mere skeleton,
-'''' DEATH A REL1RPI
felt death would have been reeftO Ih0d tried ply
as StsR sd rss al our s sFes sssE 81
TURE Of disease similar 70 the one vas aboEng a5dssr
I'VE years. Commented taking "AatPton's Pe0etdhh
HOPE CoMEsn
bottle Of which inspired with hope, and by the
had the confidence believe that It would cure
IT, ~ & ulcer. 1. AND 9gw
farther detail, happy leg is also healed
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint idea Of my suteringS but
have said In favor Of
win say ali who ametsd as have been, to
: "''' - EDWIN N; sPRANKL1N,
e-s 8doOrsnorth Of Pratt st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
New Savings Bank Store,
AT THE

ORD POSI llFFICE.
0Aeep the Head and Feet GoV6reu.D
ITIZENS Of Wheeling Vnd yIcinity:Ths old maxim for
health reminds that may not be amsI to call ur
attention FAN and Winter stock Of Boots SoeE Hats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks At the Of Market
and Monroe Streets where will hnd great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to the at
low prices.
Very thankful the liberal patronage received
coming amongst you respectfully solicit you ali 70 call and
examine stock, Ut will be pleasure to and wait
you'll thus uniting labor with rest that give their on
spring health and to tts adding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies' you wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BOnnets, Fure,
Call At the old Pr 1T Office, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, Hyou wish to purchase fashionable Gap or
oau attic above place, where you will get-that
Remember the old Post Once corner
prices.
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MEDICAL.

A. B. MORLEY, ESQ.,, Of U11cA New York. writes: 81
have used your PBCFORA myself and In family ever
since you invented it, believe the best medicine for It's
purpose put cut With bad cold should sooner pay
dollars bottle than do whout, or take any
other remedy"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
In gfRtItude and EeE1Fu1
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELBYVIi

Gonsumpices do no. despair till you have tried AEERs
CRERRY PEcroRAL. It made by Of the best medical
Chemists Ia the world and Its cures bespeak the
high merits Of its vlrtues.-PatGdetphtd Ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

ITISA GREA T SPRING REDIQXNFI
THE GREAT RENovATOR OF THE SYSTEM.
sDellcate ladies and children viii please TO give It n
SOMETHING ABOUT LANPTOAnS TZNCTURE-TO
NER YOCS HUEFERERS
As Invigorator and Restorative, gentle stmu
wanted believe superior all the CoFlRs be-
fore the public for DYSPEPSIA, OUGHS sCROP.
UIA and RHEUMATISM, with all diseases the Stomach and
Bowels been truly successful to the single and
red We offer the most valuable remedy, which housands
wIltestify.
f5Y-Call and get par cts and see cures.
For sale by IT. H h1OSan s. c.. Wheeling, Gen.
eFal Agents.
Sold by MORTIMER MowBRAY,
go Baltimore st., Baltimore,
and 8O4, Broadway, N. Y.
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TO HOUSEHEEPBRS.
TN STORE sale. reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, Five Stands different qualities
Also Peners, Ash Pans Coal ScuttIe Toilet SETS Stop
Buckets Cake Spice Knife Boxes pop
ers, Hearth Brooms assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks of the best quaty Clothes Travelling and Cap
kets Of various patterns: Side Irons, Mnce Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WM HERURN
dec20 No. 81 Monroe Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cne I3an1e7v for one DIaea,

One Remedy for one Diseae6
nR FFuXaI regular physician, and stands high tlB
~ Wash. Co. Pa) ID his profession and q man. ifIs
medicine d valuable one.
Mr Robert Mckinley. Of West Brownsville, Pa aged 81,
sent to MasontoWn In the fan Of 1881 for bottle Of Sacred
xir which peEformsd permanent cure, as viii appeaF
This Is to certify that was for several years aeted With
nate Costvenes OF the Stomach Pain the back,
hips and legs spells Of Extreme Eeaness OF heGh,
LaDROur, Debility and GnhWing at he stomach. tried
great many reimbursement TO Baltimore to consult
eminent physieiaHsspent not less than hundred
dollars, hut never benefited unit used Dr. Txals
Sacred Exer, one bottle Of which eGeetualv cured
RoEERT MCKINLEY.
Por sale ~ n. II. LOGAN CO.
ept25 General Agents, Wheeling. Va.
WAX IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKE pleasure Informing my friends and patrons, aud
the citizens Of Wheeling generally that have Just
ceYed my Spring aud Summer stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres
and vestns together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nshing Goods.
Ny has selected with great care the best
New York and Philadelphia markets The styles very
neat quality they second noh being Of the
very best makes and which prepared to make 70
der and at short notice. in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
Agoodht guaranteed In all cases or no sale, by
J. II. STALLMVN, Merchant Tailor,
ape No. WashinGtonItaIl
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RRoTHER AYGH will cheerfuly certify PEcroRAL is
remedy possess for the cure Of the WHo0tng
onOh Group and the diseases of children. We Of
your fraternity the South appreciate your SKILL and COM
mend yeur medicine to eur people. ,,,, =, =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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MEDICAL.
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
Az AsrouNDfNa -oURnll

THIS young gentleman now living In mids-those
y who know him WIN bear testimony that his sufernss and
eSAggeF1tou Some Of the pieces Of bone
by calling at 80 Baltimore sreeolhers in his
possession. Let the scepcAl hhe will testify that