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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH DR.. BELLOWS.


From TIE London Era
ADDRESS FRon TIE AEnBhRs OF THE LIVERPOOL
G.RRIcK CLUB TO THE REV. DR.. BELLOWS new
YORK, Y. A.
LIVERPOOL, July IL, 1857.
DEAR Sir: We, the President, officers and members
Of the LIVERPOOL Garick Club, desire most respect.
fully 10 tender YOU our hearty thsrks for the very ed
nisble lecture on " The Pulpit and the Stage de-
lvered by you at the Academy OF Music IN the City
Of New.YoIk.
As society established for the promotion and fur.
htrspce Ut the best interests OF the legitimate drama,
we cannot fail in your address to recognize and hail
with delight the advent of WIDE extension Of Chris
tian sympathy toward the poor player, whose time,
b. etb and talent spentin unfolding TO the beau
ties of The drams-tbat drama which should rank
among the noblest institutions Of the Old and New
World. The instances Of men, in any sphere Of life,
Who in tie face of overwhelming cart arc preu iice
have had the moral courage openly TO profess any of
the many liberal sentiments that characterize your able
address, few ana far between; such sentiments,
however WHEN or wherever uttered have never failed
to cal forth the app'ause ard admiration OF every
light tlirkiig man but when these sentiments are
marfury, nOh)y-we woulo almost say holly-uDhed,
and by man Of your high aud sacred calling, feel
that than double need Of admiration and graft
tude is due.
Such reverend Sir, are the feelings that prompt
to pen this address TO you hoping that it will be re,
ceved by you With the same spirit Of frapkaese ana
botberly affection in which it is offered. H,artily
wi hing that you may long be spared 70 tread
your many paths Cf usefulness and hum6ly hoping
That may give yeu pleasure to know taat your pure
and boresi e1ertoDs in the cause OF the drama aRd
IT. children appreciated and respected BY many
who are Thousands Of miles away,
We have the honor to remain reverend sir,
Csi,ped) GEORGE MEYRicK President.
DANIEL HARVEY ce;Presitent
n RDGEHS Hon
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THE CITY ACCOUNTS.

II he Edas, u Tie n T. TrisvsA
Sra With ference to the publication BY the Soa
mitiee Of tie Corporation Of my pane c"o .os Tast
btor TO the city, will You aos me- Of Collector Of
Taxes for the Fret Ward, from ioSo g. ralr;reS
collecting, the Comm oe Council passed s3UstS On
,snen Of my sceounts fOr year with tie Sn,
resised the full Of salary 70 wn sai, wa, asr
ward brousht assnst for difference By nA ea
COrpcson Att0pey and upon decided thai the
,a.cuon II the bond amounted 70 contract -
the ful amount claimed ~ N, bond was sy
setilsms ne Of sccouuts and Il Ia "a,
by th. Chamberlain. which vas 90 q COBB
tfice where II may possibly Je. DC io"h'
Mar York Oct "a, 9j7
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HUMOR IN WESTERN NEW YORK.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
LocKpoRr, Oh o., 1857.
We, here in Nisgaa County, ways appropriately
appreciate good joke; and right good one Just at
this iupeture We could no, be 50 selfish ~ 10 pack
away, lie our gold, for the 1ymsnt OF al obivous
few. 1t may not be nsoessary to preui'e sast most
people, who ne interested in political affairs, retsn
vivid recollection of the peculiar stsaghts and contor-
Ii, ns the Know Nothing economyas subjected 10 lsst
FALL in H. matter Of Congresslnan-of its animation
win the Democracy on ihat point; ana, iuroermoro
bow they we're whipped cut 10 tho tune Of 0O0 ma
lofty After the relnembr snce Of all that, yea mus
lot suppose the AmeIf party dead on the contrary
it "sn lives, and, would you believe Il, 1t has recu
perai.d far ss to perpe;ae the best joke o. me
iea.op; and in view Of ibis fact bad not the heart
!. ssr ess to keep it from your many readers.
The Americans OF Niagara Cpupty, 10 "C)oveLticn
Ensemble last week. took into their hsads 10 get
up sone " Resolutions defliog tho position Of tho
"t arty in the coming csmcaign, and lot mo as
sure you cOn6atn ~ IT those .'resolu.ions, unlike
SbtrdsDs "Dile stones" could meet 70 remon-
sirate" they wouldn't stop to " demonstrate long,
but would wind up with display q1ite 81 SUMMARY
and notable az that Of the Kilkenny feires. But let
me give you a touch Of that resolution that has
pleased us. After recommending IAN unfnchng
support" OF their cane dates Ian emoeay useless
reccmmeLd), few ducet words about narmonions
"troops" "signal victory" and some di'ointed moo.
herences about " conuptions and "bid legisiahon,
con es tits rmsrkabe resolve: "Tba, We hsl With
"ibc utmost graifcstior, ne T'nmm y Amer.edH
"n,inciples IN Kansas in tho success Ut the Fee
Estate men," &c. There, where's Puoch aud Joe
Miller now
The Democracy have rather surprised this morning
by move which reminds "a of Crocketts los. sixga
-, oead rsttesnake's tail" The AdOeytisey, lits
gratuiiy corcerp about the szs Of piece OF chalk,
" swurg out" in its last issue, with the Dsmosfauo
,ck.t and the rather fshy remark that " tbs Demo
cratic party, knowing the gre., iocrease 10 taxes,
which has been 6rongkt about xnder he present.
" State Administration, 10 be burdehsome 70 me
community. have thought proper to make an .seesf-
ment IN oar editorial Columns, and there 5v shoy u
The DC ople the names Of those who Will d. what they
con 10 Lessen in future the taxes TO be imposed The
ticket will rem ain where l. H. az an Gdoc s.semen.,
until the election day." hope You viii duly sppce.
cate the way it ia doIe out here in the county; and
If your FeIrardy Wud' can &c, up sb,swder
dce-more mten.ely YsLkeewc will DsuIe his cleo
q, mbpaiiops Qun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

sculpture IN tbs psrtiozls., be sent. No study vAs
tor great for him; NJ care too elabcra'e.
Be.i6e the works We tsve psm.d NJ. Crawford
received orders for the cspiO EitsO.iop, whis ~ae
not fulfilled, owirs 20 HE illness ard ds.,A HI. de-
mie has rot caused 8 shock because a.~s, expected
A csrcer in the eye def-d cure l..r,s
He was married 20 Mes Louisa Ward, daughter Of
the late banker Samuel Ward, aud sistes Of Are Dr.
Howe, Of literary celebrity. de len four children.
TIE body viii b. sert boue for in'ermen..
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The APPOINTING POWER OF THE ExscuTNE-Wo
,eaIn from The Albany Journal tina. an imporA DE-
c;sjon has recently been rendered by the Supreme
Court of the Third Dist,c. at General Term, IL The
peo,h of he STATE Of Ne9. York dgt. S:epser III.
Ktetr. TIE foIosiDs are the facts Of the osss' a.
they appear upon the papsrs
On the 18th Jolly 1850 TIE Governor spp'ated me ssene
an, u,tic Of the TO FL vecsney o,cs,ioh@a ss'
d. s,h Of ole Theodore Langley Lsngsy 90 ns 10 ~
s is55 enu upon the the of,s Of y9,tss .. %
tih he hsd b. en- duly eed Tor foar years. and on zee
dsy Of June year d.d thereby causing 81 !" s.ss
80 seo ,psIrd up a ii. duty. aud claims TO % entities
hole the ofbce unii the Dec mber 1885, o., N,
d.. ~ ,sas, held 90 The h FeSfuy 1873 oas s,psss
voIusn elected TO FL the sn.app 'sa ~ L.a.isy
der Iise ysessss ,ss a,,Os, 0eDsr boush: 80 s.oa
.,in, the defendant for us1rpns .na IT, SefrnIsat a.
a. nlsufuly hleins sni :. the .sovrrror By ss q
M 2 1d oss ss,,. 10: :, ~; e.,
a mi,tin. The night off ru:sto enter "rA
oe1 On tse -, the Attorney 6eoe, as%nnea ssss
grounds therefor the i P Pc I'D the. Fam.a .sad
spp1 p., ZION the duties Ofths Office nDnse'''' ~ "'
,ion "a, oyerled 'pesiL term Of ths CoaIt,
snt wa. gwen Tor the defendants IRON when )'es
mept The plaintiffs sppen -
~. supreme Court, Justice w. B. Wright pres'd'
;,a IA, Affirmed the judgment Of the Special Term.
IT., Of the Court IT, that Justice Of the Peace
"a M. town officer and therefore vacancies cannot %
6r,d Is in the cases Of town officers thaethere no
n,oyi.on by law for filing vacancies in the ONCE o.
Justice, except by appointment by the Governor .n.'
he appointment Of the defendant wss vsha spPnH.
a emf. and that bis term Of office under the sPr"A.
ueIt extended until the cormeucement % o.
political year after the town election VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

SUPhEn6 cpTTTENDEN ast THOMAS HINES
- THvh, .,.s P Borden William IL De Groot ana Anos
.. eIOo b. Wits A|o wnls rs@S.s hse B. Crane
.u,s ShAck.,on- the aboyeBi ned Desnd.n's
W ss hereby .onmoned and repaired " a1sweI tns con
,h Comfy o. Kings 3; the City Hall In the City OF bFoe.n
AZ lie "a dsy Of October 1857 and 70 serve copy % ys
20 IN, aid complaint the subscr Dor az Ms ON
,so .,h . Broohyp date Williams bursh) within twrny nys
s.r the service Of this sOmmons on you s @
rsaeh ..ryee and You fail % answer me sac conpAn
Sin The time sf1ed the plaintiff 10 chi. acton wn nppJ
y. ~. c,,t Tor The relief demauded In the eoupAnt
1s,ossI 3 IssI GEO. L. FOX, RsinnH's Attorney.
Oesl3 lsw61us
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sTATE OF NEw.YosK. sEeRETAnIs orElx'
ITO ,ka SHERIFF of the COUNTY OF NEW

ITO the SHERIFF OF tno COON! vi H n,
- rrT16N 70 h. held IN the STATE, on the TUESDAY sue
~. Mopssy Of ne1t the following Off
+ E ssisdo 81 STATE in the O. of Joel Head
F1z' COMPTROLLER, IN the place q Lorenzo Burrows,
1nXTTORNEY- GENERAL, in the place of Stephen b.
o%s STATE ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, in the place Of
"a AsTiTE TREASURER IN the place Of stephen Clark
ACAHAL COMMISSIONER In the place Of Henry Fhs
Al INSPECTOR of STATE PRISONS, in the place of Nor
JUDGE oftbe COURT OfAPPEALs in the place OF Hiram
Depio;
Ali wbo,e of service will expire the last day Of De-
Also two JUSTICES ofthe SUPREME COURT for the First
Judi MAJ District ~ the place Of William Mitchell, whose term
expires Dec 81 1887 and one In place Of Charles PEABODY
spppted M occssoued by the resignation OF James
Two JUSTICES Of the SUPERIOR COURT in the places
"A JuDGE ftbs COURT of COMMON fLEAs, In the place
JUSTICE Of the MARINE COURT. in plac. of Florence
Also SENATOR Tor the Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh
Senate Districts consisting OF the City aud County OF New
MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY for each Of the Assembly Dis.
tsc,s IN the City and County Of NeS Yori VIZ The riI.
eph Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Assembly District.
ARScoRpER. q II place ace q james M NJ. smith
DISTRICT. ATTORNEY, in place Of A Oakley Hall.
An whose Of ohee will expire on the last day Of
0scen0'' ne'1 J.. + HsADREY Secretary Of State.
SnEnITF's OrrIcE New-York Sept 5. 1857.
The sbovs pursuant the notice Of the Secretary
Of md the Si esu w Il LEA case made
s0' po'''a Sheriff of the CITY and County Of New.Yort
AN the public newspaper in the county will publish the
heL bills advertising the same that they be laid pc
fore Board Of Supervisors and passed for paynent See
Revised Statutes, VOL l. chsp g. title g. article 80, part l'
vase 40
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feel himself hsnceforth acquitted Of all desire to b
righteous On bis own account, and pant and ye. n
instead TO BE- clothed upon with that Infinite and
immortal rghfeou'ness which 10 the impartial gt Of
God 10 all mankind H..
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THE WRONG NAME.
II The v. Y. TyibE5%

To fAe Esi,oy II TneN Y T,iSHA<
SIR: pe,osived in yonI paper ny a Ia a. ., % VA
w = ~ D. vsSi.S "a siios-f1-r = ni-,gs. lac
persen non:.s.sd il william N. A..I. Ih'l4 yju
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

nv the (rece Of God Free and independent TO all
Sons Interested In the Estate of ELIZABETH PROCTOR
se Of the City Of NewYork deceased as creditors esstee
next Of lin OF otherwise send geetng You and each OF you
are hereby cited required personally to be and appe be-
fore Surrogate Of the County Of New Yoth at his office
In the City Of the 10th day OF November next
eleven O'clock in the forenoon Of THAI day then and
final of the OF proceedings oil
Augustus Smith Thsye Executors Last
VII and Testament Of said deceased 10 testimony whereof
have caused the Of Office Of said TO be here
unto axed Witness Alexander W. Bradford esqsre Snr-
rosste said county at the City OF New York 'he
lh day Of August In the year Of Lord one thousand
eisht hundred and fifty seven. r. -.
ol5 lsw4wTu A. W. bhADfOhD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

CARROLL r. Smith, Tear the Pesto%n.s.s Ts,ssss -
sale -, -. of guy T.txuyp
JoHy W. PIrTocy our Afest S 90 WIssLY rsIrysss
n PIrTssuRGH, viii ssve I'VE D''A' '
IN any put VI the city.
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viii make this correction, a. il Nigh. otherwise be
thought there Is dssg Of deception. W. ALLY, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

-. pTTpcusNCBc Of sn order q the eurrcssts
u. Soss, ALL ss,s s' wo syfS y -
pessors hsvnt Captain In The United States Army
s 70 %. same s ,osenr. ss'Tso % a -,
saesci.y " on before ths tbretb day 81 NoyemsT
49, N~w.YoTk, the twenty h0h day Of Nay lsu
seat -p,.s-sr MARIA sTEBBTNS, Adninstratth
|TPREME COURr-COUNTY Of WES,-
sTsIIS. Henry JOho,top. Joseph Deiy,eem" Cam
n'.sner Ernps wit. Of joe pb p. Delveccho 800
soamoa or relief (Cou rot ser ITO seh Of toc ao
ssuod psf,ndsu You s hereby sumonsan S lsd in the
answer tne eompabt thu action, which ~ih 'e - White
.e. Of the Csrk Of b. County Of WestehesI 10
Plan said comfy md 10 serve coy a. No " Pine
he ala con plant s,bscber a. BIS OF ths
e. New Yoqs CITY within twenty days .ffe me and
san mon. you exclusive Of The day % & sine sresad
a. esain,is IN his action viii apply 70 ne n 1887
$3.50 N ,hs communicated AuEnr, ~ a,,oynev
"en-anoro ~ ~ " VAN vECHrEN. Psn.n Az ao s,} IN
The psnt in tse .boye eoS,d sWescSsster White
Plains % the "a: day Of AosWyst'w VAN vEcHTEN,
n - Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

FoRrics Gosslr.-The following letter Of BArnaE
Gin de St, Ptne, addressed to General Of the En-
PIE, hiss been printed in Psris
My dear friend, can you lend me fve-and twenty
Louis l am in great want Of them. / asked the
First Corsul yesterday, but he turned on his heel
without answering l was half inclined to apply "
Madame Bonapaits, but my courage failed me, and I
now depend on your friendship."
The fact is, that the gentle author Of Paul and
Virginia" was the type Of jeremy Diddler, and was
more active in boirosiDg any odd he could get
than in writing He was the vaines, of men, too,
this berevoert iDpostor. ~ eaLt think said he to
Boparxrte why the saraEs have taken no notice of
nv Theory Of the Tides. "-"Do you know anything
of tie Difereptial Calculus !" asked the Consul
"No,hng -" Well, then, go ard study it, and You
win be abb 10 answer yourself
Wheb MeissoDier, TIE artist, had ju., liz biz .ig,r
al the aIr.s diner Of banquet given HIN BY his s.
ujrtrs. fe brgac urcJrsc.ou.ly, wbis t-SiDg. =
r1sw IN the t,hL 9th with The bin kr,ei end Jf hs
,Il.A,Nr. Ihe BHon de keJh, The lAn iSospe
lailier, seeing Wat be Ma aoor', "a lnasi = pat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

CHANGE or RonBEEY- James Mountz is nov
undergoing trial, al Washington, Pa, for high
way robbery. twill be remembered that on
the 9th of March last, Mountz attacked John
P. McConkey, on the National Road, while the
Iatterswas on his way from this city to Wash
ington, to obtain work as a shoemaker When
McConkey was within few miles of Washing.
ton, MOuntz crept from place Of concealment
and demanded his money. McConkey at first
refused, but was thrown to the ground and bea-
ten until he was compelled to deliver up his
pocket book, containing something over five
dollars. The money was afterwards found upon
Mountz's person and recognised in Court. A
decision has not been rendered in the. case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
cyMOoTH OLD QUARTElt DOLLARS aid i45s ceGt pie.

SMOoTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS aid iz5s reSt pie
y par for the next Sixty Days.-JACOB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Tu., begs to inform his friends
TINT has returned from the Eastern cities
with large well sPR1NG AND STAI
AiER CLOTHING, all male uP by lis own order and sS
ress for this lie calls likewise tile attention Of
public, specially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety IN Gentleme1s Furnishing Goods, such
home kInde white fancy Shirts, overs!rts, beautifully
selected stock Of SecktIes Crayats Socks of all kinds
Gloves, a. o. f. Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention. 5s-.
IaYe also made such arrangements with my bankers in
baltimore, thatI enabled to take smooth quarters and
cent pieces par without sustaining Therefore,
feow-cizens, one all. With old smooth
money, to the store Of JACOB STEINFIELD,
nn14 80. Centre Wheeling. FIlR HIRGAIHE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

TINS RAlS.-Early yesterday morning the rain
commenced pattering down upon the umbrellas
over the heads of the unjust and their opposite
and continued without cessation for about three
hours, when it changed into gentle, dewy
dampcning drizzle, and ended ina sort of yapOry,
merely visible fluid, floating in the atmosphere
Then it commenced again, pouring down in tor,
rents and continued until late hour in the even
ing. r.
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M1scELLA .NEoUs.
ON e. D7OgIl=I5A r.


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NVMM4H1 "0N
ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER MEDl.
c1NEs now before the Rgsls IN namely, DR.
S.rser InIldar and eHectnal than any other nedj
cine known. 1t Is mot enly catharte, but u Aise,
- then on stomach au bowels to carry on that
matter thus accomplishing purposes eectu6 ly with
Sto nSS y 2, most t cSSrtes Il srthsens Tie At
THE same time that tpurses IT, and when taken day IN
- moderate doses will strengthen and bnd up win unu-
- DR s1Sf6Rp's 1xucoR4IoR Is conr9unded entirely
~ from new articles of medicine, namely, Gums.
Some idea q the strength q these guns may pc ioF
- contains much strength rs one hundfcd d9SeS 81 Sul
- omel, without any Of Its deleteElous enrets: ,,
been ut little known to ply scIans, aud never llye
in their prescriptions nnt used In the form OF the IaV9
Induce the proprietor to 6sr family n,elieine
tried and known in It's effects IL has rarely eyer iaec
to cure LiseP Complaints In their worst FORMS
~ Indigestion hcinE caused by erHuged Afre s cured
- when the Liver Is excited action1
JannGce caused by improper action u the Lt1oi
% one t2oSI.d ttti JSniice take the invisorator
regularly week, ard tscir skin VIII begin to assume
-Its original color. f=fE
rator In small doses retiring, and Assists
nature in her operations ny gradually lmialsng ,e
and worE a rs eosE EorE sies llesa9ss
erGor which correcta all acidity and sournsss "' thu
For aI overloaded stonseh it has no equal ssM re-
Meyes sil oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
heartily. For family medicine generally, all who use
DE. SASFoRn's 1SyI0uEArpA came tous Recommended
= Liver Complaints, AMI all diseases arising
Diseased Liver. The testimonials OF SO many Uf
Physicians its favor Induced to and now
conviction is certain that It Is OF tle greatest bes-
given Dyspeptics, for made acomplete
=, bottle taken, and now w can
eat anything edible without trouble, while before, nOt
ling but the lgtest food would Igest and often that
pain Nov what want tn say to all our readers
is Il Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you do not
try this, greatest remedy in the world.fe
n 'EIcf.s Ta #i5 Il
- There has been tried in our family remedy
has met with snch unbounded success IN the cure
ncrllttO children, d. S4HEoRpS iSyIG-
n oATnR alone for diseases OF children that We
~ use H.; Cathartic mildly and gently
renoVBte the system thoroughly that We
~ think doing service to all In advising them
when they need medicine try tgs remedy. There are
that have under notice where great ben
received in diIeases Of the LiUs, Stomach
Bowels where oil other remedies failed to give relief
useful in family that We Will not do
SQWithout It-lEdCi Sot ofUs CAid) RePWtltcGn.
ss-7la rIlicR DOLLAR PR EoTTLR.
SANFORD CO., Proprictors, $40 Broadway, New York.
r. II. LOGAN a CO., Agents for Wheeling.
F. JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GRO. II. KEYSER, Pittsburgh, w olCsale Agents.
I-sln-lH-iaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

EYE AM EAn-Dr. j. L. Smith, of Dalt-
more, is stopping for few days at the Monroe
House in this city, and will operate upon those
affected with eye or ear disease. His remedies I
are painless, and always successful. Give him
a call. sz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

coxrr4rTrnIs TmEvrSo.-A few nights since
some untighteous scamp broke into the school
house in Fulton, aud after breaking the lock ola
desk, stole therefrom something over dollar in
change which had been contributed in mites, by
the children, for some charitable purpose. "A
decent cell in the penitentiary would be too coy
place for such mean thief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

PusuIxG IT FonwARp.-The track laying on
the Hempfield is still going fjrwar'l with rnpidt
ty. The tracklayers have reached Taylors-
town, four miles east of CaysvilIe, and six miles
west of Washington. An engine was TO have
proceeded up to that point yesterday evening"
Those engaged in the work are now quite conf
deat that it can be accomplished by the 10th OF
September.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
PiEs, nanging Roek
BY TELEt4llAPl-l.
NEW YORK MARKET

Aue 2G.-Flour depressed, $50 bbIs Sold
State declined &c, sales at G,OOa625; Ohio Is cts
lower, sales at $685.; Southern unchanged
Wheat buoyant, sales of 81, 900 bushels at 3 cts
botter, white Sill, and red l,45. Corn dull.
Provisions quiet Stocks firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

KILLED ny LtenTslso--Two lads named
Ross and Charles Riggs, sons Of Sylvester Riggs,
of Smith township, Belmont county, Ohio, were
killed BY lightning on The oath inst. The little
fellows we're returning from an errand and sec
ing storm approaching, took shelter in a barn,
shortly after which the roof was struck BY
lightning and both instantly killed r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

flEhaee made late aud aree additions TO Of
Trastes, Epaldst braces, Belts, susPeu-
sOres, Rand9ges, &c &C., Tea flssEJs56seg ~ = So
Ply others assortment
of tiese articles in tie city SC the - a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

RuNAwAY ACcrDsxr.-Yesterday morning, a
horse belonging to Mr. Bayha, got frightened
at some imaginary danger in Monroe street, and
ran away with the carriage towhich he was at
tached. The vehicle was broken up, SO as to
be useless. Luckily the carriage containedluO
one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28
pHMADELpHIA MARKET.

PaILADgIPrA, August 27.-Thc foreign news
had no effect on the Breadstuffs market Flour
offered at $50 but no buyers, 5000 Extra inmi-
ly sold at no. Rye -four steady ut 4,50. Corn
Meal 1000. Wheat dull at decline, 1000 bus.
Red, sold at $50. White LBS. Rye S7aS9.
Corn unchanged. 500 bus. Yellow, sold at s4a
IS. Oats doll, 5000 bus. sold at 81. Coffee
firm at Il 4a113. Sugar dull aud prices droop
ing. Molasses dull. No change in provisions.
Whisky firm at 30 in bis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-28

FnoM all that we can learn there las not been
an important case before any of our Aldermen,
for two days. Noincidents, ruuaways, dog fights,
or anything of the sort have occurred within that
time, out of which the skeleton of n respectable
item could have been manufactured.