Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-06


FOR THE INAUGURATIoN.-The number of pas
sensers for Washington by way ofsthe Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad for the past four DAYS
has been unpreccdented.s Throughout yeSter-
day there was constant throng Of anxious per-
sons about the Camden station, eager for a
chance to reach the point,of national attraction
" lhls morning, Yesterday afternoons three
o'clock train took down the Twelfth Ward Buck
and bFeck Club of Philadelphia, who are accom-
panied by the United States Corhet Band Of
fhladelphia, and Eighth WardsB. 3. Club of
I's q, slty, who are accompanied by Capt Linz
nal TsTat c0rnet band. The Lancaster Il. ID. and
!, Nheatiand b. b. Clubs of Pennsyly apia, and
Umpire Club Of New York, also Went idown in
Sie % o'clock train, being escorted to the depot
y Inc Eighth Warders and the Empire Clcb of
this city.
Up TO last evening, for thesfOur days inClu-
I'VE since Saturday, about ., 600 persons passed
over tLS road, as follows: 81 statsa -iltiIt II jG
On Saturday % cars-l $50 passengers. 49,
Monday, &c fv 266Ota GstS ezsiit'ff -
Iaesday, 90 T" 500 % at'99
Total, lS2 ~ 9,loO
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luz RIVER is falling slowly with six feet SIX
inches water. I, 3s.ssi i ,ss5,Si, 81 a
The arrivals. were the Cambridge, Sir WIN.
Wallace, Clara Dean, from, CINCINNATI and be-
low DiurnaL st. Louis, and .E6os. Scott f76m
lntsbprGSh, Jane Franklin, (withithe Courier IN
U 1, from Marietta, Convoy from Stcubcn4iIlc,
A"g u, Tue Michigan from Snnttsh,
nv me MoodSide is the only boat left in port
,t Tue louisville Courier mentions the arrival
PAIR OF Hat boats atthe landing; from Wheel
Jug each one loaded with about 45Ofi tons OF
I%iuead IRON. The. j. B. Ford had arrived at
-, 'S Ti, WedNesday, with 400 TONS Of freight
S H., " heellng and Pittsburgh and will arrive
" "SIe to-hight or Saturday morning. FreiShts
%s y 9a S as follows from Cincinnati:
on 40 Flttsburgh--- Whisky and Oil soc; Flour
p,.pS Per oh Pork 45c; Molasses 75c; Cotton Toe;
'U ~, 81 freight, l5cPer 100.
H. ~ OF LoH's--Dry Goods 400 per hundred;
Ale Csc. "a = E'se WY -. "
NM 10 3&astriile Whisky and AlcohOl 75c per
PTs';, Ale = Ioc per 6bl GloEerseed z0c; Pound
NM 4" ;, ,se,0 Orleqns Whisky and Oil $l,25 per
0Sa tolE 81 do; Flour zoe do; Potatoes and
" " 3. :9e do; Pound 40aS0E per 100.
q 20 20 baGasd Rirer-NV Whisky 81, 26; Molasscs
S''SV' ana Pound Freights Doc per 100. s,ss 2
DEATH OF DIX ZASE JoilSsToN.- Our citizens
s NY shocked on Saturday as the intelligence
rnSs' among them OF the sudden death OF this
S LUG man Dr.. Zane Johnston was The eldest
~, S1 III. j. g, Johnston, one OF our oldest
e;, u Oest known citizens BE Was born s this
N.Y. N.Y. aug, was remarkable ashe grew up to man
SS lor his gentlemanly disposition aud his line
sa1se appearance Determining to devote him
az % medicine, he had all the dds afl6
"a T among us, and, after graduating, resprted
Snta;.lI where he prosecuted his studies in ttie
R s,, Of thatCity for tlyo or three years
t;ts suFllns thence he opened an 5tticS ii this
~ anu eylnced both skill and Judgment in the
cn SIeaent OF disease But this was Of ShOri
dSsg,auR1ee An affection Of the heart, which
stSS s.oped itself about the time his prelimihat
nor S'sS were drawing to asclose and which an
,n TsSa hllTS somewhat while he was abroad rk.
SD.S s9 on him With redonbled force, and led him
fsS-;c to his virtual aband onnlent Of the pro
Si sJtS9, It proved suddenly ht6l IN Friday
M nl last alter an illness Of three o. f11f days
ret;s;e es eneciionate IN his nature, modest and
,os.s 10 his dispcsi ton. and 50 Ii
Of S;s 10 70 speak OF his own aiIment selnt
sfer h :sse friends were not aware 81 Il sGnti
sfboI .NS aecease Owing To- Tie 65senoe Of III
yssss..j me funeral services were deferred un
Lowell 9 when bis 1loEial eIllins were fol
sv,Ns..t 70 the grave BY d large e6hedutSe d
,os5" relatives and s0uiseill