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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12


election, for the Office Of City CLERK. and 0slige
JANE VOTERS GENERALLY.
MIR. EprrOn-YOu win please annOuuss our friend W. W.
IRWIN, q Candidate for City Clerk.
janT MANY VOTERS.
MR. EDHoR.-we would recommend n. RICHARDSON,
Esq.,. suitable person for the OGce Of City Clerk
the approaching election. .ssa-1ss,a
dec81 MANY VOTERS.
EO,rOEs ISJnLGsoEscRa- name as
candidate for the Ooe ri CITY Sergeant a the ensuing
charter election, and m elected viii attend the duties
promptly. [dee24'l II p 0HAPLINE
Ma EDrroE,-I would take this method OF informing my
friends that candidate for reelection to the once
Superintendent OF Water Works. me ensuing charter
election. and will lie thankful for their support,
decl9R DANIEL DUNBAR.
Ma. EnroR-It is ith pleasure that again per-
rnted to present the Of ofried and efhcent
Street Commissioner, Sir. JACOB ASnK, candidate
for rfelectIOn to that ONCE [Eec19l OLD FRIENDS.
MR. EDrroR.-I again announce myself to my fellow
citizens for the Oine of wharmaster. II elected viii
attend to the duties Of said Office with fidelity.
d.cls' RoBT. HAMILTON.
Mr.. EDroR.-I would respectfully inform my fellow
citizens, that candidate the Office of Treasurer,
Ut the ensuing charter election.
dec1s II. W. HARDING.
To EDtTORs ISrELLtGEScRR.-I again Offer my
self Candidate for the once of City Sergeant, and Il
elected promise discharge the duties OF said office faith
fully aud Iu,Partally. tleclI'l IL. coNANT
MEssns EDtrORs-YOu will please the Of
p L. KIMBERLY, candidate for City Sergeant AZ the
ensuing charter tOn and Oblige the Of the
whole city. Tlecle'l MANY FRIENDS
HR. EDrrOR.-Please announce JOSEPH JORDAN the
Peoples candidate for Wharf Master at ensuing
election, and Oblige GIeel6l MANY FRIENDS
Ma EOuroa.-YOu viii please announce the name of
HENRY SHARP candidate for Street Commissioner,
and obise Edec12'l MANY CITIZENS
SIR EDirOR-IIavinG been requested by large number
the wards of the city, to become
candidate Street Commissioner have concluded to do
so and elected discharge the dutes of that Oee
promptly. (deeioH GEORGE BULGER.
Mn EDlroR-Please announce the of BOLIVAR
WARD Office City Sergeant the ensuing char
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FROM UTAH.

The latest news that We have from Utah.
Is to tnc effect that serious dssvntions cy.
lists among the Mormons, aud that mum.
bcrs are dcScrtng and attempting to drscrl
from that refuge Of intamy and crime:
"One.half the population would leave, and
will do 80. If The Government sends suf.
tcicnt force To protect them.
Brigham declares that it the Saints will
stand by him ana the Church, hc will be- IN.
irr,Itrnt Of the United States in less than
ten years
New diSsentIons are continually nrisinr
Iha! Which causes the most iil-frpiinV i
brigham sealing young girls to old men
ScNcra! head, OF families have been put out
Of the way, ~ they call il, on suspicion al
their being apOstates; by which means they
prevent the family from leaving. Several
who heretofore have been in the confidence
OF the high priests are known to have been
murdered in attempting tn leave secretly.
Seven ladies', with their families. who's.
husbands had made their escape, beg To- BE-,
taken away by. Wilkins party, expecting
daily 10 see some Of their number drauyrd
away 10 the hareIn of some Of the ano,utrJ
Brigham breaches open rebellion TO all
attempts on the part Of The Government TO
establish i iOOIHoii iii his Territory. Tic
has lnauguralcd new law, by which hc
governs disObrdient wives, by degrading and
making menals Of them, dcpnylug them Of
the right 10 marry or have Il protector. II
is called an Earthly He'll"
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s. G.. COLLEGE

An "OHtsidcr' communicates nm able or.
urIc upon the condition Of the South Car.
oIina College, to The Charleston lIcrcUr5.
Tie considers the causes Of ils present 70.
siuon and indicates the remedy. As TO the
causes, he THINKS they may he traced to The
spin; OF rrcycrcncc or insubordination on
the part Of the students, and the divided
responsibility Of the Faculty. As to The
rem !y he believes it consists
!. In rgidly forcing the government Of
the College to execute the rule agaInsicDyl-
d'"dt'o'!s, not merely by punishIng, but by
never recognizing them and in percmp: ..
rlly to dispiace any government which VIC.
lates even the spirit OF this rue.
2. Investing the government in the Pres.
Ident without appeal, with power reserved
TO the Trustees 10 remove him for ubusr of
power and II right Of complaint to cvcry
member Of the Faculty as an iHdiriduaL. and
every student, through his parcn. or guar.
dian and oniy hr01lgh him
3. We would aUd to lhc.c remedies the
limitation Of the Trustees by lazy lp those
duties to Wldch they now cpntine them
selves 10y custOm-lno choice or removal
of College officers the care OF its prop
erty and its general interests outside Of
scholastic discipline.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

We gather the following items of late
European news from the New York Ucra!ld
"THE NEws.--We have four DAYS late,
news from Europe, brought By the Steam.
ship Columbia, which left Liverpool on the
9th instant and arrived Mt this port yesicr.
day morning. In Liverpool the cotton mar,
Ect vas quiet, aud prices firm. Bread>tulT,
were very dulland -four had fallen sixpenoc e
per barrel. Sugar had declined from Gd. to
Is. in London. On the 4th instant consols
closed at GOT to 9O4.
The Atlantic telegraph fleet left Queens.
town, Ireland, on the Sd instant, for ValruIia
Bay, and it was thought that the operations
connected with the laying OF the cable
would commence next mOgning. Practica!
experiments made from the ship Agamcm.
non were very successful.
Admiral Seymour had forwarded official
reports of the late naval actions on the Can.
ton river, China bnt the accounts do not
dllier fron those already published in the
HERALD. England proposed to srize on
Canton. Lord Elgin was in Hong Kong.
diplomatic relations had been suspended
between France and Turkey In order to
prevent the French Ambassador leaving
Constantuople, the Sultan bad formed a
new Cabinet
Eugene Sue died on the Sd of August
The Emperor and Empress of France were
expected in England daily. All the Italian
pi'sonegs @ers fully committed for TRIAL jn
Paris.
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DEEDS VS.. WORDS

An. "A!umnus" Of the Son,h CoroI;po
College, in communication to the Carroll.
na I'mcs, suggests that the Legislature
"Iook into this College difficulty and see if
the Trustees have sustained the Cu'legc in
deeds Il" well rs words. think Trustees
who take their sons To Northcrn Colleges
could be well left out in the next Board,
and let us have those who show their inter
est and confidence in the College, 10y sus
tanning and pa'romizing the Institution.
Icarn from reliable source, that a Trustee
has just left for the North, with his son, to
place him at Harvard College, Massachu.
sets very congc"id place, doubtless, for
bnth.n
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ERUPTION OF MOUNT VEsUvIAs.-A
letter from Naples, Of the 2Oth says:-
For some time past the subtcrranean
noises heard 10y the guides Of Nesuvias
indicated an approaching eruption, and
the Inhabitants in the neiShborhood Of the
mountain were under considerable alarm.
During the last fortnight the smoke
thrown up from the crater had become
much thicker than usual and the evening
before last long train of liquid fire was
seen descending on the side of The Otta.
Juna, at a place called Fosso del Faraone
an immense ray inc opposite The sea, aud
out of reach Of any danger than to the
inhabitants of Porllci, Resina, and Torre
de Graco. At Naples an immense crowd
assembled to witness the spectacle, and
at night number of foreigners proceed
eG to the mountain, :he torches of tine
guides being visible there in every direc-
ton. The lava has already ruu a dis.
tance Of about half mile"
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New Advertisements.
MANSION HOUSE
CAMDEN, 5 T..

CAMDEN, ) T..
THE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
4 to his friends and The Travelling puuIic,
Tor the liberal support which hr has re-
"riN ed, and pIrigvN himself that nothing un
his part shall b. wanting 10 make their stay
pleasant ami agreeable,
AT THE OLD MANSION.
His Table will always comparc with any in
ihe up Country. With good clcanIy au,S
airy Rooms, and attentive servants with -
desire l." please.
Ills Stables viii he fnInd in good order,
attended by iaiIhin. Ostlrr Ills Omni.
bus Dcka!b, attached to ;hc Ilonsc runs reg.
ulariy 1" and from ihc Depot, and To any part
of the Town.
Dr"'crs can always be supplied with
good LOTS and STABlING. with waller
conyrn'cnrtA H4r tSeir stock, and provrnisr
furnished AZ 4 small advance on market
rates T.. G. ROBINSON,
Proprietor.
Aug, 10. 1857. 2S-6m
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SAM lloUsToS BEATEN-Thc Galveston
Civilian Extra, Of the 9th inst, gives the re-
turns Of the Texas election, held on the 81
from eighteen counties and parts Of coun-
urs, by which il appears that the vote for
lows-Ruancls il5l Houston 2455-
minority for Runncls 1896. Galveston,
Harris, Calhoun aud Washington counties
had elected the Democratic candidates for
the State Senate, and accounts Of the re.
turn Of Ia Reprcsentatiyes--all democrats
had been received.
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GEN. HOUsTONs DEFEAT.

The New York Her0ld thus discourscs
upon the late defeat Of the Know Nothing
candidate for Governor Of Texas The
style is characteristic OF that paper, which
never allows an opportunity to escape for
venting lis ilnatured spleen or to indulge
its pcnchant for sarcasm
GENERAL sam HoUsroY HIGa AND
DRY.-AbOut the most conspicuous of all
the wrecks stranded among the shoals and
breakers of Know Nothingism, is that stall.
wart man of war, General Sam Houston
Like MiIlard Fillmore, General Gus,lyus
AdO!phus Scroggs, Andrew J. Doneldson,
John J. Criltendrn, John VI. Bots, Commo.
dore Stockton, George Law aud whole
army of others, desperate politicians OF boih
the old whig and democratic parties, Old
San Jaciato was dcIuded aud caught by the
hrst astonishing fare up of the mysterious
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and terrible party of the dark Ia tern. But
the dark lantern was Il will. q. ,ne-wisp, and
has led its hopeful followers on their route
to the spoils and plumber Of the govern
ment-
Away to the lake Of the Dismal Swamp,
An" the cx.Prcsidrnt of Texas is as fast in
the Nuagnrre as the Buffalo cx.presidenr of
the United States. But the Know Nothing
movement in thus killing OF its extensive
catalogue "f Presidential aspiranis and po.
ilGcaI hncksterS, has done some service 20
the country. We may regret The fate Of
General Houston, but he Eust submit To
me fortune Ot war. Ills late crushing de-
feat as the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor Of Texas, removes Il prominent
hg"rr ir"m the political arena. but it adds
another L" that interesting retired list OF
distinguished politicians restored to the
sweets Of private IiEc."
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SHARK IL ALABAMA RvEE-rhe Ben
ton (Lowndcs ,ounty) Liberal, Of the 3Olh
uIsimo, says "One day las, week there
was captured by Mr.. Everett, with hook
and line, Il real simon pure, saltwater shark
about one mile above this place, out Of the
Alabama liver, which weighed one hundred
and sixty pounds. This may look ncredi-
b'c 10 some, but is ne, ,crihclc,s strictly true
and if any should doubt it, the mouth of
this monster can be seen in this place"
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The actual number of men conveyed to
Nicaragua from the States of California To
ihh flag of Gen. Walker during the last two
years rs shown by the books of the old Ac.
scssory transit company of Charles Morgan
n Sons, were no less tl'n 1000 mcu slap.
ped ny the san Juan river, and $500 rucciv-
ed from California. Mr.. Bostwick, late Sec.
rctary Of State TO Gen Walker, says that he
can prove by documentary evidence that no
less than D, 700 GIibustcrs have found ;hrir
graves in Nicaragua.
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From Washington.

Washington. Aug. Is.
y postal convention has Uccn conclu.
ded between the United States and liam.
lurg. The mails are to be exchanged hv
means OF United States or Hamburg
mail steamers running direct between
New York and Hamburg. The postage
between the United States and Hamburg
under this arrangement is ten cents the
SINGLE letter OF halt an ounce or under, pre-
payment optional, and two cents on news
papers, prepayment! required.
The rates to all countries and pIa.
"es beyond Hamburg, whether upon let.
tiers or printed matter are ideuticailv III,
same IN all respects as the rates charged
via Brennan, under the United States anC
Brennan postal Convention.
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Later from Kansas.
st. Louis, AUG. | {

st. Louis, Aug. Il.
The Kansas Correspondent Of the Dem
ocrat, says Judge Cave has published an
opinion, IN which hc avows that the paw
ment OF taxes will be considered Am eS.
senlial preliminary with all voters. The
Shc'tl OF Douglas county has given no
tlce OF his intention to collect taxes. Ina
speech made 10y Gen. Lane, he announced
The organization OF 1000 men to pro
feet the polls in October, and stated that
the number would Gc increased to %, 600.
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"THE HEALTmEsT CoUNrRY ~ CRgA.
TIoN."-De Bows mortality statistics show
that the people Of The United States are
the heaithiest on the glO6e. The deaths
are three hundred and twenty thousand per
year, or one and one.third per cent, of the
population, In England the ratio is over
two percent, and in France three per cent.
Virgins and North Carolina are the heat
thiest Of the States, and have six hundred
and thirty eight Inhabitants over oDe hun
dred years Of age.
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FEVER .IND AGuE-CERrAIN CURE

FEVER IND AGuE-CERTAiN CURE
No more Use for tonic mixtures, Quinnc, Fow-
!rr's solution, irsenic Mercury, or any Of the
NiIiianouS or nauscOuS compounds, which only
relieves one disease to iuyIaut another more
deadly, and which sends its unhappy victims fl
nally, with n wrecked aud broken constitution,
to an early grave. Try -Cartcrs Spanish M&-
turc, which contains none of these dangerous
drugs, but cmcS by acting specifically on tho
Liver, purifying the blood, and strengthening
the system, thus enabling nature to recupcratc
its exhausted energies lay opening the pores of
the skin, and cXpclling from the body all impu,
rites and old medicines, which clog and rctard
its free operation. More than one thousand per-
sons have been cured by Cartcr's Spanish Mix.
turc after everything else had signally iniled.--
As a sample Of its remarkable effects, Mcssrs
Davis X Hicks, Of Iutaugavillc, .lla., writes us
that it cured a gentleman of Chronic Fever aud
Aguc, which all the efforts of physicians and
their remedies could not subduc. He only took
three bottles. They say it sells very, rapidly,
a"i naiG;aius its high reputation all through
tie country. In.
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Business Notices,
LIVER COMPLAINT

The only remedy ever offered to Tie public
that las never failed TO cure, when directions
are followed, is MLanes Liver PilIs prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa. IL has been
several years before the public, and has been
introduced in all sections OF the Union. Where
II has been used, IL has had the most trium-
Phant success, and has actually driven out Of
use all o!hcr medicines. IL has been tried un.
der all the different phases Of hepaiis, and has
been found equally eficscious in all
sB Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANEs CELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. All other yermifuges in compari.
son are worthless DR.. MLanes genuine Ter.
miihge. also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
oe had at al respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature Of
lisl FLEMING BROS.
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TIE MARKETS.

New York, Aug. q.
Cotton is firm with an advaaciag trndcn.
cy. The sales Tor the day cCmp..se zoo
bales Flour has derlincd from 5 n 25 c.
and Southern is worth from e so : Der
bbl. White Wheat is quoted ut SI.70 n
lSO. and Red nj from SO l.57 per hashcl.
Corn is depressed. Freights are inactive.
Other articles are unchanged.
New Orleans, Aug. 81.
Cotton is sitter, and $50 bales were sold
to day at prices ranging from Is l5tc per
ID. The sales for the week nre 2,35O. and
the receipts 40 bales. The decrease i'm re.
ceIpiS .or the season at this port is $50 900,
or at all the ports, 100000, bales.
Columbia. Aug 81.
We have no material or quotable change
10 notice in the cotton market to-day. the
receipts were light, and the transactions lin.
'tcd prices are still very full at l2 TO I4i
aud choice Is cents.
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RIaurs OF THE JEws.-Tbe Charleston

RIGHrs OF THE JEws.-The Charleston
Courier contains II communication from
the Rev. NJ. Mayer. of the HaselIstreet
Synagogue, III relation TO the treaty be
tween the United States and Swlz
erland, which lie alleges Is in viola.
ton Of the rights OF the Israciiles of
this country. it seems that one of
the articles Of the treaty is to the effect
that the citizens of the United States and
Switzerland shall be admitted and treated
upon footing of reciprocal equality in
the two countries, THIS is urged does not
extend the privileges Of the treaty to the
Jews Of the United States, inasmach AS
there exist law in one of the Swiss Can
tons { Basle city and county, the first
clause ofwhich declares, "No Jew with
out exception, is permitted to settle, to
carry on commerce, trade, or any kandi.
craft in the Canton of BasieIand." Mr..
Mayer makes out stroug ease,-.SoutA
Cdrolinian
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MELANCHOLY DEATm-Wc record with
deep regret the demise Of Nj. James Is.
EwAET, one Of our most estimate and val
uablc citizens. Mr.. EwANr had been i'll
for some two weeks past, with h,morage
OF the bowels, but Oh Friday wus considcr-
cal much better. An uniavorabe change,
however, took place on Saturday, and he
rapidly sank until one +. NJ. when he
brculhrl his lAsl-C Ynn.N.
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The Charlotte Democrat publishes the
returns of the late elections in North Caro.
lima whereby it appears that out Of the s
Congressional Representatives of that STATE
ihrrc are Democrats 20 onc Wing. The
following are the Democrats: Dr. WIN.
Shaw, Thos. Rullin, Warren Winslow, L..
o. Branch, \. NJ. Scales, Craigs, Il. l..
Clingman. John a. Gi!mcr is the name Of
he Wing Representative.
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1t is singular fact, that not only the
two United States Senators irom rcnHsyl-
vana and the State Supreme Court Judge,
but the present Speaker, Clcrk aud Assis.
tant Clerk Of the House, the Clerk Of the
Senate of Pennsylvania, and the Democratic
candidates for Governor and Canal Com
misSioncrs, are all practical printers.
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Gov. Walkers Defence.

Washington, Aug. 90.
Official correspondence has been re-
ceived trom Gov. Walker, Of Kansas. In
this lie defends himself against the charge
made by the South, declaring that he
never proposed to make suggestions to the
Convention and that while the South ac
cuses him Of an mention to admit aLoli.
ton vagrants as voters in the territory, the
Republicans charge that he desired to
bring thousand Missouraus into the
Territory TO settle the contest.
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The boundary dispute between Costa .
Rica and Nicaragua has been settled
The boundary is to run from Ca loon Il o
San Juan river to the Bay OF Salinas, on
the Pacific coast, giving to Costa Rica all
the South bank Of the San Juan from
Castillo to San Juan del Norte, including
Punta Arenas, where are all the buildings
Of the Trmsit Company. Forts San Car.
los and Castillo Yiegohsye been restored
20 Nicaragua. Costa Rica, it is said is
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LOST RAILROAD TICKETs.-The Court of
Cuy"hoga county, OHIO, has recently dyci.
dcd that passenger who loses hi. lichc;
cannot require q Railroad Company t" pass
him over their road without purchasing AN.
other. The ground for the decision is that
the ticket being negotiable by delivery,
any one picking up the lost ii,Set could ride
upon it, and hence the Company wouIL Jc
subjected to frequent impos,!ons.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26

New lOEK, Aug, l3.-Thc schr. Cas-
lillian, from Port au Platte, reports rcvo-
lu;o" 1T Santiago. on the soulh-sidc of St.
Domingo, against President Bacz. A battle
bad taken place in the interior, during which
$50 mcn were killed. The President had
force of ore thousand men before the
city of st. Domingo.