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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

ASnEH W1IL1OE, as a candidate for City Sergeant AZ
ths naSk municipal election and obllge =
Issea MANY VOTERS.
For Snperintendent OF Water WoEhs.
MISSES. EDrroRs-Trnsting that my serves a. ss1iit,otion
4andent during the mast year have met With the epHEeSlHs.e
Of the public, which have hoped and de ired,l S 3 fo-
Dectfaliv oder myself as an Independent SdadL I" VI
FsSsiretion 10 the ONCE. [deesEl LANES a.hAL6-
MFsSRs. EDToRs Please announcs our fellow el'i.snI
Mr.. F. ii. McNAUGHTEN, as an independent = .,,T
didntc for CITY Sergeant, at the ensuing Charter EleeuouZ
Hr' N. Is fully competent to discharge the duties OF tnss
office, andif elected, will make a iaitniW IN a VOTER.
hcer:
-CITIZEN'S CANDIDATE.
/ oEer myself as a candidate for the office Of OF sEh :
GIANT. ut the coming Charter Election, ana II eEe L
shah endeayOr to meet the just expectations OF ms 6y PITFS'
dee1T
- NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA
WHEELING, December 2lj1SoI.
HNAE annual meeting Of the Stockholders o. ths !. IAN AK
All Ta held at the Banking House in Wheeling, on
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH "a oP JANUARY next, com
mencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the election OIL SIX y
1TS for the Parent Bank, and i've for each OF tue oEanSnSS
ar WeIsburg, Parkersburg and JefersonYtue. 2
ad.Ssy . 't1s' . I. LASIR, Cashier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

JAcos A SIXTH, formerly, for many years ow.
ner Of the Bangor Wing, assisted that paper in
setting up the last Presidents Message. AHer
disposing promptly ofhis take he remarked
that this was the tHenty.SSrcRM annual Presi-
DENTAL Message which he had assisted to put in
type, and further, that it was he 9th in sue
~cession,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

IMPORTANT FROM CnrNA.-ThrOugh the Lon
don papers, per Steamer North Star, we have
China news 0he most important yet received)
to the 10th October. 1t is rumored that the
English fleet will assemble round Canton, and
operations towards the latter end Of
December. 1t is said by some of the Chinese
that as sSOn as the gun-boats arrive at Canton
the city will be evacuated. The HOns-KOng
correspondent of the Daily &e,rs says:
"All chance of negotiation having been cut
of, Lord Elgin has concerted measures with
his exeellency the Naval Commander in chief
for the assault and capture Of the cityIof Canton.
This important post in our hands, the Emperor
may be induced to change his mind. As far as
! am able to learn, it would appear that the
Admiral has arranged, with the whole available
force, to move up to Canton on the S1st of the
current month, and il is SAID that the French
forces will cooperate; indeed it is thought that
the Russian Admiral Pontiatne will also offer
his aid; TO convince the Court at Pekin that the
''barbarians' are not only in earnest, but acting
in unison"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
sECTIoNALIsn IN TnE SENATE.

Speech Of Senator Hamlin, on the composition
ofMe Standing COMMITTEES, d~elirered IN the
q. S. Senate, December 18Th.
The question being upon confirming the list
of standing committees, as reported by Mr..
n--LAdm-A-nf Rhode Island, Mr.. Hamlin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

LOCAL MATTERS IN THE LEGIsLATURE.--We
notice that Senator Caldwell presented the fol-
lowing subjects to the attention of the Senate:
The memorial of the Trustees of Bethany
College, asking a temporary loan to enable them
to rebuild their college buildings, recently burn
ed.
A memorial chartering the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Institution of Wheeling.
We also notice:
A memorial by Mr.. Stuart incorporating the
Salt Sulphur Springs Company, in Marion co.
We notice further, resolutions of considerable
importance to every body.
1st. ResOired, That in view Of the existing
depression in public credits, it is inexpedient to
make any appropriations to works Of Internal
Improvement during the present session of the
Legislature, except such reasonable sums as
may be absolutely necessary to preserve COM
pleted or partially completed State works from
falling into decay. or being otherwise injured.
2d. Resolced, That the presentsession of the
General Assembly ought to be brought to a
close at the earliest day, that a proper attention
TO other great public interests will permit; and
that the Governor should be requested, in the
manner prescribed by the Constitution, to con-
Vene an extra session whenever in his Judgment,
a change in commercial and financial matters in
dictate n general revival of confidence and cr,dit.
if such change shall occur, before the time, or
near the time, for the next regular session of the
General Assembly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

A PUBLIC meeting was held at Belleyille. III
a few days since, at which it waS resolved thai
10000 mounted volunteers should at once be
called for to fight the MormOns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

Local and Through Tickets can be purchased at the vart-
ous Omees on the line; also at the Union Ticket Office, Op.
Posite the Leyee. Wheeling, Va, and at the Union Once,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Transportstion.0Ree g EPRR.l 'O.E 6oRHAM,
Cleveland, Dec. Is, 1851. fMast. transportation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22


Orr LOCAL MATTERS Is CoNGEEss.-W notice
that Sherrard having indicated his honor be-
fore Congress-before the world, and especially
before the people Of the 10th district, has gone
to work attending to tho business of his con-
stituents. We read in the oo"S->ssionaL Globe
that represented
The memorial Of Thomas Pollock and 49 9TH
ers, citizens of Marshall county, Virginia,
against the employment of Chaplains by the
Congress of the United States
Also, the petition of W. D. Terry and 80 cit
liens OF Wheeling, Virginia, upon the subject Of
n safety stcam-engine invented nv EdwardLD-
9Hliso, the memorial of Edward D. Tippett, on
the same subject
Also, the petition, with accompanying afida-
Wits, Of Alexander Hayes, of MOrgantown, Nir-
ginia, asking relief for services connected with
the transportation of the United States mails.
Also, the petition Of Thomas Reynolds, Of
GrCenbrier county, for revision OF the pension
laws.
We are at a loss to conjecture what business
it is of ''Thomas Pollock and As other citizens
of Marshall countyr-whcther the Congress of
the United States employs a Chaplain or not
We rather think that is n matter for the devo-
tional inclinations ofthe members to pass upon.
We suppose it is quite likely these Marshall
county rcfOrmers will next turn their attention
towards advising the people to do away with
pulpits and religious services generally. We
suggest that our Marshall county philosophers
should hitch in the same team with New Eng
land. Garrison, Phillips, Parker, ct al.
We are glad TO see Mr.. Tippetts safety steam
engine presented for action. We hope that the
aged and persevering inventor will yet meet
with a splendid success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
ATHEN GUN

L TOZRp
TAG ..........-.---. IL. MEEKRI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
WYKEs,
GALLERY OF ART!
1876 Main Street, Wheeling. va

style, frOmthe smalest miniatur up to lfe-st1e, and gotup
In a superior manner.
~Fromhlslong experience In the art. and by the use Of The
most powerful Instruments together with every appliance
Necessary to produce good pictures, he would assure the
public that they can be furnished with pictures az this Gal.
iery superior to any taken in this country, and equal to any
east or vest.
Photographs, plain or eolOred in oil eolors. This stvreo
picture can be made any size, mp to life, and eOIored trpe
tonature. Small DagueTreotyPes or Ambrotype magnibe5
TO any size on canvass and eolOrei in OIL By his uFoeFss
We obtain the Oh painting With the trnthfriness of =
DAEueFEeatyPe.
PlstnEes taken At this Gallery as cheap as at an y other
manner, and put up With double glass, air tirht Ti,6an,
which no picture VIII stand unchanged.
oes-,f }. W. wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

MONETARY ADv1cBs-THe Latest-wc are
indebted to MessFs. Gwynnc & Day, New York,
for the following monetary advices:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
p.ouIc,s ~Cnudidntc.

MESsRs. EproRS-Please announce the name OF ~ -
ASDEp WALLACE, as a candidate for City Sergeant .
he nsSt municipal election and obllge .,orPps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
Arrest OF st Loui Merchant for a sla, 900



Tie following account OF the arrest OF former msr-
csaSt & 8 Lo1ii fof 'kia fraud, 90 copy fron The
q; Louis Dtmccras OF the 27ih. II 10 a. follosi:-
Ytss.rcay, At A. n, Mr.. Daniel nsrson, q -eei'sy
resident o. this CT formerly engaged AMI tNicrGvey
$500 J, ~. son,s =. n,,a.r,h 49,. 80
avenue enAge CT swincins 70 The extent OF si 600
TIE srrsa made BY ,hoso adrcit delcctivcs esrs
nsrnrE aus Ken sorhy. Inc hf'ry OF INC cate ~ the
crcsmsance, Of the arrest win be fOuad particularly In
teresvps.
for oods the amouet o. about 600 He Represented
bimsen IS q the Grm p wilkins % of Annsa ola
Minnesota Territcyy Being fea ~ o. pneote1 with thsl
nrn he able 70 indtos then frly 70 believe this
s'sk men aud 90 that he uo viduay propr eIor
iross othsr., he am Of sanford b ,aers els.sisr.
No 80 Park row, we're iAken 10 for fsi<s a. For his
Them p wlkips %. He Inss started wcs, via bis
hcoy ard Acirtig I'D csroee or hrfe sha.e or " 4,
he nrn Il flaaeapoS a. well ~ Of the renairccr 4,
But % proSsss Of tine tue Nev York credi,rs h,are o.,
each hess Success n sys-inI lsray Win oini. Ener
alarm. Mr. BsBfosd started yes ror Inform ,,ou aud
having sn,iocsr explored The books OF 3. uis Gas
CsnrsEy rsiucsny corciuded that the suSsesivo
e Daniel EDsrsn VAS n5t In al tnose books Alter FUR
tasr sAsfscs7ry Information, he res-yned W New Y5ys
and Judge C4son took the matter In hand sad arrived In
taned Emerson resided Fsurssenta street. pes.
Franklin This houss lhef oefofvard dainty
na snu hsn. . rsn,lensa resa M The des .r,p,,n OF
Emerfor d rived ., the houc He erc5 and did 40.
aPrear drrnG hat night sunday aud sand,y night nor
th ssoui nine O'clock yealtrdsy morning. de was ne,
seeu 70 approach window and loox into ths Man
nins Ksnvtrhy and deputy ssves door ar
YER some momsns. during shoh rapid foosses hoard
hey wire admitted me house hal been 90 surrounded
teti Enewons ssrspe By ef-su was mpcnble Ms
Emefson sad that her husband MT In Tee whole
house sn searched and he rn nj found -hen oil
length dcscendits 10 the hrer hall ksy observed
In the small d3r 81 . closet beneath the stats Mrs.
Emerfon .bfanly ven. 10 II and loor out AM refused
70 awe u up. lockrnih vn called, who naei key 10
he door, and 4 ~ opened Cooled inside We sess
SAT- In ne remnes ocrner cred The quihS form of
Daniel Eneso7. The wfs wn pas sed inio an asosy Of
grief
me wreoAed hzsbaad and father 81 Isnsh CANA psle
ana cesptrsc from his hiding ptoe-s hoely formed
hale and vigorous man. he vas taken from dis family
and elegantly furnisked home and q, three r. n
the Ohio snd ksss.l ~ Railroad, Ia company vita NJ
hsbrrs a. er paIccmaS John Paul De Jurley band for
Me- Yofs Gig.
We should STATE lhS. prior 10 ne area the reqa 10 Jn
OF The Goveyror Of the Sale 81 Nss Fork had been
answered By the Esscutve c oar STATE Whole warrant
EmeFaon arrested.
Mrs Emerson stacs that her tus,snd .n 10 ire city
moving OF her call At the Monroe House. EN-
the ntx morn nc, from apprehension causef By ths
on ukr Oarrnn. from N. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
Pert OF sew xsrk, Ossebsr 30. 1897.

CLEARED.
sesnsAp Ncrih s'sr Leisue, Southampton and Brcnen
:, steamship Jason CBr Bri,ton Southampton. London and
s.rsm.hip Eiinbug (Br,. cuzninss. ols,gow-J Bae
"Trip Henespsnt xenasrd sydney. Esw-eoodevs Arseil
snip ,or s.snllas x.eoduch. Laverpo,lzo G.insell.
Bask John Derhsm, cray, s. Marhs-snaiwooi, harl =
grg Jenny S~,, IcmScss. CORK and mars,,-Funch
Rria Richardson tBr, BsnOp, Glasgow and oremocs-
o9 m,. sr sn c,,. r,,n,,s-rsor,,o,x pu,.,
big shsbolsih Morton. yernsndra. ror,erasd
cs H'nsst so, rse's sS,vs BruA' s'sal
s ss TsSss gssh R sSr,nsVss'
Steamship colussa Berry ossrs:'cs ''iours v's md's
shIp ia.in !ss sf Be.on' Iiys c.Isq Jaly VI. Hsmp
ban ru Mo ss.s r Ps
"a Ss.: &: han s:.S, elaine. .s Liverpool Sept
sss s; ". q ss s.s sss rss sss
pho Wolf had one o. ssa,h sy consnnp,,on oss Vim 3
IL ss and ss a NJ
ESl Isps,r Tho~psos Nes.lna ss ssys With frs. to
sss s ss Manuel " saia G from a. VAL
Ras ssrs's srs sssSs r..s. o., Is win .us.r
sna ns ds 20 D.iss 90 ~ =, 90 ION Is 20 passed
Bah on,ro rr Bruce, Bhogspor Cape breton. Is days.
Bris sm wesh, Barrett, Philadelphia days, win coal,
s sca Sssn y En.e,, c.-,ord u John. szrr Pa, |.
aayt Win elcw pine. 70 master Experienced heavy
pss. Ss . ,ss' Is; Nj. e. o s a. si
al,s,Qm Ncv Orleans for Rochslle
90 csr e. e. &ttrssdy, Wimipglon No, 10 ds~s.
g.. Ws nnsaale, Inns, ueovresown, Dc, fdays.
Pew s:s:T o. s ;S'' sssS sss
Scfr Augusta Perry. sew Bsdfowo.
rrhr faksr, Jr, Kelly. Huwrh
schr live Banch Chsse Hsrwch.
schr Barrstsble 0orhAns, Pawtuchet.
ptesusr VI Beach. Ramsay, BAuoorc.
Steamer Pelican. kldrich. Providence
AR nh accidentally oHi,ted edition Of res
Nr1aJt-skfp Rndc % idanb DskmAnp, Ha@kWG " days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
BroohIyn City aeWs.

BURGLARY N BEooKIrY-FoUR THorsAsD DOLLARS WORTH
oF GooDs sIoiss-rho store o. T. j. Murphy Co., ia
Fulicn steet, Bycoflyn, buygArously entered on
tuesday Right last and sits shswls cloaks plads srcss
coats ard fancy goods to hc value Of between four and I've
houssrd dollars, abs.rsCted hegefrom Il ID supposed
that the burglars enecsd thsr entrance sometime afcr
O'clock, Mr.. kuyphy hsd been the premises Re
minutes before II that night Aboui fty dollars we're
1kes from the desk. the burglars forced their way
rersh he kyrshs and len by the entf lnce having
scattered the FOODS about the store, oonsdcrabe portion
OF which were damaged by Vie rain falling through The
orcr skyigh largo kuife-- which, Il 10 believed they
he'd 10 their rosaossorwas found 10 scr them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
PsrsonsI InseIlissncs.

Hos. David A. ssrk weather, his return home b
usricr onio, was met by . deruAnon Of citizens sud
oordany welcomed, 70 which nr. aArkwssher made an
spprcpriss reply IN scrpovIedrnenl OF The honor.
Americas registered al ths Banning once or the Amsr
oan European Express and xcasngs % Paris from os
., 70 oa. 10 lssf -
=. s,Ls~ss " " rn-.,ou, Rsuer. A. IL Bius, A. n
Fe.r, r-r.as N,- yo,s JON cl.sorn s5 Lar; gcsn
s.r ys.sa . ses sS' j. i Is $3.50 .sa
az. ;nf i;;S mi "a 1ss ss 4. = os..s, srh
s1a 'ffs s's as's .s 5ui.. .sa'1 w;s
rsr. n. ;sasr, gr, -,;. sy srse.s rsl. T. wins.
iss, rs- orle... Nj. lns., le osisssoss
.rs s % ~ ss .. - ss.e
n T. Pc "a ss. sl v nsss, n..sfs so.oa
81. yyins' Mr. and Mrs Durfee irOvNsnss' q Fmis,
rro. ca lesion, 10 lse steamship coumbls-Nr,-rab,p
~. s.son ssaiisa e sf D'''sr and
rrs- IIyerpco, In as ship seorses-wn HI aud sdy
rsos sssa. Ia ersbes Ia the s~t xsrxvsl-r rrae,
DrrAsruREs.
Ers On. ness vs fsianssrs ssd sdr Va sab ).
M q sJ.n sruesn.n' Trr.rs w bailey
rc chsrlss on, N me ti.snshis J.res Adger-n Josss
sI.s's 80. sI.rrs. "a .sy j |. ssy., y. 81
ss;s .41 s.is is,.., "a ,sss -
y. VA r; T.. .s.3,. s-s.:
iss sg..s w,aa..s Krs s.Ssu. ~ sr,.s Ises
e S s ssss sns -s =. =; ss,, I. @ T
40 .sss ~ hS,a VI ero.db. y sr. Fsin KeKsa
-iians. ~ rsy.,d IRONS. re'.su' W.. ss'.os' ~
nsirs. sg.ess sis Cru. Al... IN ssits :
.ss tt sus o % he ssssr.se 7' D'''n'0'' and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
The Extravaganza OF Women.

The Extravaganza OF Women.
Ne BDx.1r
VOC said m yorr HA1p the o.hsr morning, tina. the ar
ecles Of imported hurry consumed by tho women sl
year S4s e24 G6s add TO this Rue Item of $i2 oco
for "periumed SOAP
Now sir 1850, according 10 tie returns Of tbs
United States there were $3.50 500 xho femaes over the
sgs Of fifteen years. and the amount Of foreign silks,
broderes laoes aha VIZ glcv.s fuYs jewelry &c land
this charges 70 the women Ill the INKS gloves and swe
~, &C., impcreo) consumed by each woman ID the enor
Of aevon dollars aud eighty cents during the
year. rurey this ID enough to bankrupt airy country, 10
mpoveriaE airy people, TO bring criAis" upon any
land
Now, do you not think tnsi The American women are
ouras eorsy exra gam In using o $3l4 o42 ofin
ports 5000 ooof And nis pay taem for all The
cooking, baking, troiny, brewing. washing, ironing,
ne io1 /: Ct eaesssn ard sei osisrss "'''s '0'
Ihe services-isocr OF the b,boSo3 white females
.srh sleS yesr sasn The ,ggrss:, Of their labor u
vtnih OF al tie foreign .npora.ionz Trs Ia not very
travssxri Asa geusr Thing, women much more than
are ex.ravs CANT fl,l III IN, and fathers
theIevefy women exirAvagsnt and II there IL
There ic no saer!cse wife VIII no. mako for the hui.
band che cves and 10 treats her With kirdnees AMI
tcLefs and a1.tuSn For him she will give ~ "psa
Dfged wall tf roulderrg I'D plaza Of true genu
me bsppiness Fer him and for the children Of his aec.
Non she all make The Eumbest hsmc fragrant with the
breah o; human love- lnd her words Of sorgg
Of hope III DO a. s~sei 70 biz attentive ~ tao sofes.
not q music ha eve, noased from Peis harp or the
VIC In thE city, who sss bern to sluence, and hss
btsr nGcd in Tho nds: OF luxury and rovelled In Il al
band rsc susrerded, q" would, rashsr my hasssod
should nct every dola' be give ue pleAsapt
bore ,Ed INTO house TN bat to rooms and I've on
the simpler, fare Such ever, where, and 1t al rme Is
he true woman. J. A B
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

PRyvpsrcs, os 30, 1857
TIE BODY or irs Smith found under The rulut Of
be hayward R5boer works yesterday he not
rioJed 10 TIE ks, bu, ~si pinx along the stree, 81
be time of The scci5snt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
Police Intelligence.

IRRssT o. FnnAIB FOR AHsoS-Wednesdsy officer Ber.
tsof srrefted ycurg German woman named LeEa
KexeDsr, vrrsn! nuod by JussIoe Connolly, wherein
she 'ssnds charged with ~iruy ssnDg nre 70 The house
Of Peter n No ts cnvry street. From lhs evidence
taken by Fire kriha Baker, appears thar tho accused
hsd quar- cllsd with ARCHER Gr In the house about the
possessitn OF nkenen OF hvorits Spanish man, aud
arr Dawson compelled ho accused 10 give back The like
res Lena then Declared on The night previous N the
the house. orser 10 ge sssseio for being npclcd
10 give beck the likeness On the following morning
fangtt the bedroom ceuped BY The accused fo1nd
70 DO en- ave The Jrce Committed NE accused 70 prison
for sxaninA'icr.
HRAHrIRaa nSnn on A Grn.f.-Thn snn Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

rHs vnTleE OF Mrs ousr-From the German
sooay y Her nsrn In Missouri learn the vintage
hs. been IN proFew for several vceks, ard 10 almo,t
tplta the Yield unprscedertsdy lsrre-ths winners
are rspst srfsr crop thsn hey had provided for and
y 0nfelusnes there Y scarcity OF barrels and cellar
Ioon. Loe ~ boui' WugkAs Pon says the grapes are
rrvrvaly large ard iicy aud ordinary cse il lssen
~ lDe Fnsge, We ell q zine VIII be better We ~
rser.man evT before, a. Nc mos ttn!ars q n eater
p1 onlase o. rssr thsn has been ihs 10 sny yea
fnee Iss NE vine ihs letr rom 10 Hermsnu and
vicin'v vi snoeri 70 shout 10000 g,ons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

I'M dse ana rs ps spGsgs Ksk. Has losa II pss-
seugers during the voyage BY SICKNESS.
Wind during he day, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

In tne above st we have not included only the most a
rsctve and mpo ant Of the many notices TO be seen
either ride of the way I, attempt 70 give full list Of
all the h; thoroughfAre Alone per-
tir rg to lard unes would take much space than
could well be Afforded In she HnRAID besides which, those
given above will serve ~ fair illustration Of the oihen
mot enumerated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

A HRlRrLBss "SoN or Gus"--The son OF
Kerry Sur, OF hssinpi, ran on tso weeks ago with
his fathers secspd wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31
MARITIME lNfELLlgBlCE.

- An pastoee and 's.ses in'eRdci for he HEv vozx
HERALD asosld Be sealed
AtklElo DAT.
See - ~ .......moru 4 Al
trh n7s. tg RICE wArnn Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-yoM......t


s...r.h,rs Jamestown Parish Norfolk I.udlsm P,.s
ants; Alabama sebench; Savannah, :; > Mtcsea
shin.-Sr r. Peel, Jsreens, Hamburt, L. l. Ams'1cs; II.
McciIsw Tucker wOrleans. N H Brigham; roer King,
Ince New. Orleans, j. H. Brewer Co Gaiaiis storsr
Cbsrlesop R. p Buck CO.. Nashville Murray, CE1ss:ea
spoHord Tileston Co.; Newly EdwTc. Chyies:,s.
Geo. huxley; j. II. RyersOn, FurbS' Noble ros, sus
Co. A, .,..A u A.,
. Gn.1ns. AIbe,tips Baxter, Havana, ~ rsylor; AmLa
tBremG, He,tiDser. Aiysb Hennings Mailer sosiE,.
Byi,.-Blsck Diamond Allen, PhiedslPhai rensaayo Re
han 1rard Canses Isle Br Prudden ~ ySens Pel-
nston Jones; Fidea Jones Aexandr' af.r Asso.i
St. John, n b. D. R. De Wolff Inca Prin' HAVE boydk
schoop.r-H p Storey Alden, Wilmington DoIaef Pc.
ter; Alexander Christie Wareham, master - S@ss
Pbiadelphis Jas Hand 4 Co Dew Drop RuIand y krs
! w Hpbbsrd Co.; Onru,h Thompson JacksonvIe, Van
Brunt Slssht; J. Grice, Rogers Tsnpco, NC, o. A. Fs
Is Msrvei Eidrdge, Turk Island Calvin L Knox coi
Elmor Smith, philadelphia :. W. Mckee Co Ho.rt
Lowell Boston, s. w. Lewis Co Dsnvile, Ches.eT Nh
ond c. II. Person; Lombard Harding. MAiank" j. '" Z
Propelers-Artisap CundiG Baltimore w. DNlel T. syv
Post Savannah. II. g. Cromwell Piedmont. Winetts F.s
land H. B. Cromwell; Memphis, Watson, ChsEleston, Hh
Cromwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
To Mariners.

srArE DEPARTMENT - LIGHTHOUSE NorIcEs - Tie ~
joined lighthouse have been received the Sac De-
par'meDt;
The Minister Of Marine at Lisbon has given MOTIFS ti en-
and after Aug l. 1851 fixed bright light PLACID elvton
OF $40 feet above the level Of the will be exhibited m ne
lighthouse recently erected Cape Mondeso the entfs1s
- Fguers, the coast Of Portusa This gh, should BE- via
BE from the deck OF ship In clear weather ~ tie distance
twenty miles, The coast between Cape Mordeso aod Ayseo
dangerous than Il generally UNDERWOOD % BE- AZ 1s
distance from the sandy beach banks Of sand form q
caused By the In uence Of the winds the cu- sod e
and form again other points along that coast On whn
y,ssels IN tine weather have grounded. -.
The superintendent Of Marine a. Calcutta Eas rs-n TO-
that hgbtshp has been stationed Temporarily AZ the enan
Il the Mutlah Channel In the Bay 4 sensa s90ss -.
miles south east a the Ogt-r Bueberry Reel yuoy IT,
which clear white light will be exhihiisd a. an
o the deck Of in ordinary dtsnee Of sever
piles The vessel will carry red hs :. zoe ;.
BY day ard II she continues in her po. non VIII he IA
p. m at midnight and a. from Mnch ID 70 w "
For the present piot-bIig will show tns neat On
Ths Mnistsy N Main, AZ Madrid has sveu nocs tns, ~
and aiter April 1857 fixed white sht will be n
hihttower recently built on Cape u zoe oscs
Ca.tellan Valencia The Ign. wli be 'Aned oJ h>'H
every three niDutea