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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

who WA on board, assaulted Inn in the most c0sfse
language abused tie Queco, and Threatened to
shoot him in be boat, whereup % DE H0rsey re-
turned 10 bis sh,p and signaled to bis superior o.
icer, who vas on b. ard the Cosssck. Presently
a feet Of boats were manned with marines, ana
the gallant Titss was made prisoner aud con,
yeyed On board the Victor where he IS now conhneh
aW sitinr an examination. Titus like all oiheEe " no
come here out 70 eiri'r the country ~ ROBBERY auI
cutting peoples threats, immedAiey ahnOInc1"
himself = ci.izsn If the Ucited States, and L"cA'
ridge rAve notice that he did not belong 70 ns P,
~ The tro steamers were, however, de'alneo
by the corpmander If the English feet as Tue i'c
that Titu. brought cut bis Ka, sas legion iron
O,les,s. and Joined them 10 Lochrldge corl'hapu,
ub;cb has been .ilce operating on the Gan juan
pi-sr hiss long since been published 10 tne world
Vasts,dsv number Of Walkers men, mostly ON
COR were about town, drunk, and aous1pg e'ery
ne,soo tbey came 10 contact with. man called
IN, Farnam. assaulted several persons, threate0-
~ iboot them. AID among the number who received
t;s attentions the Chief Magistrate came 10 for
share. having been first knocked down and then
having a bowie knife drawn on him. A more com
plete set Of filthy mouhed blsckguards never dIs-
praced humanity How a man Ike Col Lock
ridge who is . sensible. sober and brave man, can
be engaged in any with such fellows a. these,
is beyond comprehension.
March The United States slOOp-of-war Sara
toga, Commander Tilton, arrived in our harbor on
the afternoon Of the 18th inst Officers and crew
oil in excellent health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
COMFORT FOR wALKER.

Thors. c. Striker, son Ct NJ Samuel u. S,-yks-
OF Lsnber-sviile, j., who has been in the service
OF Walker, came passenger IN the tennessee on hn
~sy home. He left Rivss OF tie I'd OF Msroh, and
considered tbs; Walker would be sbls TO msota., his
pos.cu there in spite cf sry force which the sles can
brt ssair It him and Il he could ony obts'n REID
fcrctm.nts TO the number Of about 90 be would be
abe TO wax 'rurphsntly through the whole country
bu: VIII out :, inducements he must remain where be
IT, Is appeared evident hat crisis near 8. hand
which would zeal " akeIs fate one way or the other
Three sttscks had been made by Walker upon the
Costa R,cars at ST. George and be had each time re-
TIED but the attacking force on those occasions was
too limit, to accomplish such resut-ths, they had
Set the expedition to keep mp little excitement
and thereby discourage desertior According to intel
cerce received from Ryss after he left that plsce,
the allied fo ce attscked Rivas or the 4th of March
snd ost about 100 men. Mr. Stryke feels quite san-
ssiue Of Walkers ultimate success-so much 60 that
If he had 81 go worth Of Waker's serphe would not
sell i at the rate of 30 cents on the dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

...,o, ,spge which oamAods the city. Wake
ocoUpbs ooIy about siI iquatss Of toe city
S,reoia.e, u the wet snS souh west OF the plazs
IRE only building esst OF the piazs which L occupied
/. sch-rtb which IL USeo e. hOspt. to! con Eae-
ctris or tie lazy hospital" Men who are not deci
dsdly shk, end who are yet unnt ior outy, are scot
here The hospital for tie sex q IN tie souihg-s'
part Of the town, beyond the intreLchmenis Toe
nl,za il oblor z about so BY 400 feet Walkers meo
bsve plenty # beef, arc piansDs, aid come toruAs
The cattle Immediately sboE. K vas have Deea pretty
nearly ussd ID, and rbev have 10 60 out eight
ter lee 10 get cattle. Psuians we're getting prstt'
scs.ce anywhere near Rlvas They have not much o.
there Wa great desl ia the country oii they
neglected getting II IL until too is'e. LON there
is sown by tie natives broadcast; TIE ears r-
susll. bet plump rp., and good should th,nk
tbs, MAJ Of TIE fields which hsve seen would aver.
spe thirty bus hels to TIE acre. Il Walker supply Of
beef srd pantsn were cut On, co lot think he couc
tod cut longer tlsn Two weeks, any wsy you CSC
fI il, When the Coeta Ricsns took possession of St
George they took tie sguardiene mill from which the
surpiy for the camp derived. Scarcely enough Is
row to be obtained from the Indian wonen for go or
three uen 10 get drunk on per day. Ibis agu.rdelte
il .tout 81 strong a. whisky brandy would maks
ne cruIk quicker than either. | attribute the gres,
uforure oil the siege Of Granada 10 drunkenness tee
officers we're ell, or nearly Oh out Henmnssen
otuuk al the time OF the attack. ii 81 II not
t4en far that | tbirk we might have got away
on the 30 day. should have come away llng ago
if Walker uould have cOnsested. | applied to him
three times for passport but 1t wac only aooGt i've
week ego that ives able TO get one The int tune
vtrt for ore be esd Mr.. Wilson, you have got your
family here, and you and your family are ell doiog
well and am aL1ious for families ID settle here snd
a. dJp THU K can give you p.s.pot to 90 back
That WIS about what he s,ldi he always Tested me
Iise a gentleman except that. at Last be gave me
this:
Claborn- Wilson and family CONSISTING Of bis wife sui fui
ebdtns.vs ne. passport Hen's ,c w SEs S r fld
"Hesdousiters, Rivas, Feb. H. 1871
dldu I AJAX HIN for passport to go back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
STATEMENT BY A PASSENGER

Wien we arrived at San Jusn we could not so
ashore-su communication being stopped from thst
,or We had on board our boat (the Sera Nevadsl
from san Francisco eighty recruits for Walker
They were landed at San Juan We earned that there
had been three fights wi biz the Of shree or
four days previous arrival in the last Of which
Walker was said to have lost as many men IS his
recruits would number so that they had only to FL the
races Of the killed tina. is If they could get the
right q ound. WsLer was in possession Of Rras but
although he msy be said TO be il possession the truth
is that Ryas posses him, nasnuch as be is in and
cal sot get out He is surrounded in every possible
direction BY he Costa Rcaps. who have got entire
possession Of all the lake,. Walkers men are 10 the
bsr6esi imaginable fix. They are in state of the
moet eouaid misery. Disease and misery Keep them
weak and f eble. loose who can, do escape. There
we've some Of them came along with us who ny be
,sd accordiug TO their representations, to have
uat escaped tie grave. Most Of hem seem to be pretty
bad caees. but they have got a sufficient schooling
under Walker to teach them that glory is not to be
gain cd ID the direction Of Nicaragua, especially IN the
service Of Gen Walker OF al the present time. Walker
is In were position than he hiss ever before occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF GOV. GEAR

u A> Psopi, q hOnIa' Toyitors.
Having determined 70 resign the Executive ofcs
AID rore sean 20 tie qUatscene: q private lie ssd
the a oymeLi Of those domestic comforts Of whioh
have 20 org been deprived, deem i proper 10 81
dr,ss you IN the oc"as.cn Of my departure.
TIE flee hon- TLiGh now voluntarily rn,oia.
va, sought by NE, aLd al the time Of Us aoosP.1-.
was BIZ 10 means dsslfabls. This was q"te ''ia."
,,,u .ie derloranle uo,sl civil ard political concaica
Ct tie Ttnpsy--the di.cord, contention and deadly
hicb ,h., ard there prevailed, and the painful
,.,,h vh.cb 4 VS. regarded by patriotic cid-
zen. i every potion Of the American Union. To A.
re,ort 70 Gov. n Kansas at 'uch PERIOD, and und~
no ,tsbcss, wai to assume DO ordinary respes-
-ha,,,s. Few mel could have desired TO undertake
,bs ..,k, al ncne would have been 50 presdmp'u0I
ri,hout serious forebed.nss az to lie result. -.
AID bsys besits.sj, Il 10 ustte1 Of as,enss@e..
80 ,carsi-tsd With the facis; but that 1870
,Ss sppoiasnsS., va - weIg0padsS sSV~ " WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
by P X K. Te.eusphl.
LATEST FROM GRElT0WN.
kyon The PaHI-i STAY, Ma,


AsPINwALI, March p 1857.
Tie British steamer Clyde arrived here ST neon, with
- deserers She reports the Tennessee Is having ar
rived AZ CT eyown the til inst, with large num-
Der of passengers, the majority OF whom are bound for
AspiRwal.
The United States steamship Saratoga auived there
on the 18th inst.
Col Loo klidge has garrsoned at Greytown and the
mouth Of the san Carlos %. On the 18th Col Titus
held palley with the Costa RiCars st Castillo, and
permitted messenger 20 pass through his lines from
Their forces on condition that they would surrender
Iex dsy a. nson Ole hCEr be ore the time SPECIFIED,
the messenger returned with large Costa Rcsn force
under General Mora, which Grove Titus from his po-
si,ion with loss. On the ID the steamer Reserve re-
turned to Pun'a Arenas snd was boNded by British
officer with The usual oer of protection to any OF the
NicAsgusn army: upon which Titus sbused the oti-
GER who returned to bis ship and hal Titus taken a
MI oIer, and placed on board the figste Cossaeh.
The Reserve WAS seized and placed alongside the gun
boat Victor. A gunbcst was Immediately dispatched
TO inform Capt Eiskine, the commander OF the sqaad
rcn at Pearl Key Lagoon, of the above. The follow
ing mornrg lmmt diately its arrival Titus aud the
steamer were ea ed shortly aftr which the Saratoga
csme to snChor. The Tennessee will probably be here
to day.
lThis ST. Carlos mentioned in The foregoing, cannot
be tie Fort 81. Carlos at the mouth OF tie Like, but
the Island of ST. Carries below Castillo, whiSh Colonel
Lockrdge Lad possession of by Il last accounts re-
c.iv,d.-H4s. Star ard WsrdId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21


Yesterday afternoon about A. O'Clock fire broke
GU in the building Eos. 3 and 20 Clinton street
pieG by William Tilden & Nephew, vsnsh fac
tory The FIRE originated from the boiling over OF u
kt.tlr # oi AID before tie freuen could eItngGsa
tie flames the stock # Messrs. Then q NepheE ~as
cau.sged 10 the amount q about E. 900. The firm
sre aid 70 be insured for - ESQ IN Cry CompaLies
Tho tu1dI YVES damaged to the amount Of 500. No
rsurance. The iIeu q aboreG with gres, energy aud
by ncir prompt acton saved large amount 4 prop
try f-Cm eeshuctor.
4 out o clock last Iiehs fIs broke oDt II the
large tudlng No. 90 West street. first am econ1
-to e.. occupied b. II Cor-e -four and fed siO.e
y rd story rs Jon,. & Wilson, s.iluake fourth and
Il th foor5 By ,lr TrowbhdRe crocEery deG.er as a
storage for clotker crates. The ire originated il the
lower part of III. building ard spread With raP5i'y 10
the upper floors, bursting fyth from TIE Windows and
roof TIE ight from ne burning building vas y.-lb
gres at distance ard drew HUNDREDS Of people 10 tho
sc.ue. The frcnen Of the district early the
ground, but despite their exetons the bul-iog vs.
con yetely Quilted. The building wa owned by Geo.
u Crsgr, whose lOss vii be about S,O0Oi insured
Nj Core i. insured for a 200 IN The Jeersor Iosur
arce Company Ices abou, 5000. The losses aad
assurances Of the other occupants We were unable u
ascertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
.,.,t.d :, s. ,erue v.er. ,A,. ras fosce =. s.s-

treated 70 s.. 6ecrse vtere th,E faf o rfee ~ "a
tened.
Who came ca 10 S.n Jusr De- Sur on the on
Or tie Oh the Sierra Nevada arrived 81 $50 1ase
ce SCR bringing 10 recruits from "a fTsncisco, ee
der The con- n and Of Col johnson. Mi hs't re 2on'
Wskers posi NOD at The tiG'e De le IS oue~: e ~, y
AZ Ryss with about 60 meu, bAtveen ~ an NJ
81 whom sie abe 70 do cuty lie Is vel srpphed
With provisors and amuunih T.
The passengers By the Tennessee rom Nicsrssus
sre Gel Jsques lrepctec siAecl CS. hssi, 1sp.'
Conan. Mr. Morris Mr.. Henes snd the cores ond'
ent of I'ke Mr.. OrleGnS DrNd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

Of the Street. Department. The present ssse 80
n. strsst Depsrtmept are to constitute those ts.ee
deputies until the expiration of thsr term IN 80, al
They are to receive their present. oonpen. no ~
that time and thereafter 10 have salary n1eo W mo
Boarn OF Suptryisors 10 lieu OF el ices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

Dsp.'che, received from Ka' sas 10 day giving
de,sted statement Of complaints against Gov. Gesry
who il charged sih having become 60 EIscrupulous
psrizsn Of The FIeeStaie parry. The Southern msm-
bers Of the Ce6nst hare agreed 10 iHsia Southerr
GoreraOr 10 succeed Gary. Gen. McMuilen OF Viz
gr ia L s2cken Of az the man. The Secretary Of War
urges him. Tie Gensrsl n applying for the Marsha
ZIP Of tas District. 80. Coz hsf<d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
THE OHIO.

Clsc1SsATI THURSDAY March ~, 1917
CNRo Thursday March ~ Io3|
Tbcre Gre FIVE feet Of water IN the channsi Vi '1e
river hegc. ,. Mach "a 1872
PfrTsRURGH. Thursdsy, March ~ IooI.
The river here is rising. The WAFER III 'iie ouaNnei
snf asInes SIX feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
THE BARK TASMANIA ASHORE.

PORTLAND Friday, March 20, 1857.
IT. bark Tasmania, of Robinson, from Liverpool,
via Nas,al, n. p, with cargo Of salt, iron, &C.
drttd ashore last night in the fog, pear Cape E1s
bsth Light. The crew were saved bat the VesSei win
prcbsblY he total Lose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
-. ,.ru IFRSFY IEGISLATTRF.

TRENTON, Friday, Msrch -, IoJI,
1heHouse refuseo 10 day, to take ny the resolution
% .o,oipt Commissioners 10 treat with the NewYork
Consr i,sioners for the removal Of Quaraotite.
The Legislature win adjourn SINE dc about II clock
a. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
TILL CLAY MoNrMFNT AT LEXINGTON.

A"h Iot,sv,rIy Ky, THURSDAY March ~ 1871.
The corner s.one Of the Gay Monument TO De cree
ted a Ingon will be laid Jey ,. T3s KEY tb So 3D.
oIo. Die' - Edwerd Everett a. heretofore report
a. Ipli1. w. Aesmss design for the monument hss
h.nn mr. sr,rtorsly aoce pted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

which NAY M y wy
after ms IN
aud heei III Nm not Is
buy anu 1ss through nd
Members 81 81 hisyors oFcjiiss
hlshekt and Merchants ne
eneassS Il tSe is, must bear lie soss
IA ps5sen 9sttsr than ana
eForiI5 Will Children ahould Sye h AZ
Pies 49, y lSe me skin end plui.
tSt when applied Sun % any pain cannot e8t
PblIsslp3SiSlss IS South EIshtt
13ee elrfggeqtee ittfITe FqIIerss
f5ier y, 50 and &I per lottie Tn;I M a. -
otIler eltS s Oh but myself, siu this or any
er in die ST1 Giseoyerer and sole uaauufaotur.
~. sac " tn slnttAN 8 CO.. BTtda5 TSSS1.r
;SS amp; y LAUGHLINSs 6 BUsHPTRLD
7e7sssts5 ~ AlOuF0e Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

AborT WATrit-'rhc complaints about water,
especially on Zane and Fulton streets, wo learn,
are loud and deep. After hearing the debates
~ Council, Tuesday night, upon the subject, and
Witnessing the desire which was exhibited to
redress all these grievances, VIC concluded that
all was doing that could be, The pipes arefro
zenin 50 many localities that the work must'bc
done by system otherwise it would be but
sqnandering money
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

To THOSE of our readers who wish candid and
unexaegeratcd information concerning Neb,as-
kn lis climate, soil and advantages, or who have
any business to be attcndedto in that Terri tory,
wercferto the advertisement of Mcssrs. Wilcox
d Shaier. With one of these gentleman we are
Intimately acquainted, and will guarantee that
any business committed to the firm win receive,
prompt and thorough and satisfactory attepz
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

MADAM ST. PATRrck-the ''pardncr" of that
venerable Saint, who run the snakes ont Of
'oud Irelan," presided MS the tutelar divinity Of
Market Square, yesterday, having been duly
elevated by her admirers, to a very conspicuous
height Considering tie way the neither cxr
tr'mi'irs of the old lady protudrd, we could
rot but feel that sic must have been painfully.
embarrassed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

0pR wEEkLY,-'rhe Weekly Lntelligonesr,
which will be ready by 10 o'clock to-day, ism
very readable paper, and well worth five cents.
1t is brim full ofinteresting news from all parts
Olthe world, in the shape ofcorrespopdence and
condensed items, and contains also an excellent
story. Those who have friends abroad should
buy copy to send to them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19
rHE TNTEI1I.IGENGER
=IINRspAY MoRNING, M4NRCH 10, 1857.
no THE PUfBLIO,
hare hi. day sold to Niessrs. camp6ell lioDerno

". have hi, day sold Me.srs. Campbell AreDermet
.,,, IateieencerO weretarn slnesretha
= ,ur patron. for I'll, many acts Of kindness have re.
,.d .tbssr hands cordially commend suceessors
,.s.i,no,iee they vilever bsSoun prOupt
attentive to every department of business, and win
.,sry to deserve the patronage Of die community
~, accounts will run the 18th nstant We hope ou
,,I, viii aid Us in speedily closing up outstanding
II. business of III, ar vim be settled BY either ofshs
aud Mr. Beatty VIII be found The once for that
,,rpo,e. BEATTY co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

Ne are tter,nine this on oredpce our buS.
r., to the system fast viii permit
~ are persuaded that this arrangement viii be mutually
fetal subscribers and Ou,syIySs Accordingly ne
,,., arranged AID amer s dte subscription
-, Of til, Gil. willie received uIl,ss accompanied bS the
rops, ard all EEestnt subscribers Who found in ar
,,,r at the LIST January ISIS, Will be s.cksn from, eur
~, All ,uLser viii be discontinued u TIE expiration
81 The tlnae raid for.
All except BY The year, and job york, cash
March 9Th. 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

Loulsy1LLE; Mnrch lstEl.-The train leaving
New Albany for Salem, Ind, at 1870, H. N. yes.
terday, broke through Muddy Fork bridge, .l6
miles north of New Albany, precipitating two
passenger cars into the creek, about u or Is
feet The locomotive, baggagecar and tender.
passed over the bridge safely. Garrison Smith,
a brakeman, was killed Mrs Shields, of Mitch.
ell, Ind, had q leg broken; Jacob Flaxon, ped
dlar, some severe flesh wounds. Other injuries
were ola trivial character The bridge was
new and the accident has not been accounted for.
as vet. i.s..9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

An INSANE WoMAN.-The wife of .Josenb
Irwin, who resides in Kirkwood township, Bel.
mont county, short distance west of Wheel
Ing, got out of bed few nights ago, in a fit of
insanity, and attempted to cut the Threats of
TWO OF her children. She was fortunately dis.
covered e. aud the children's lives sayeg.-SfeVb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

TnE locks in the vaults Of the new custom.
house at Cincinnati, four Ofwhich cost 81, 900,
are sail to be failure. Sometimes they won't
lock, and sometimes they won't unlock; the col.
lector having occasion to use 100000, in the
vaults was nearly barred out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
IN the afternoon, in order to secure their inser
ton in the morning following. The crowd Of
night work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

sIn. Jonx Brxks who lives midway between,
Bethany and West Alexander, Pa, it will be
seen, offers for sale his Steam Saw Mill. This
mill is very valuable one, being well situated,
and isthe only steam saw mill in that vicinity.
To any one having the necessary capital it must
prove handsome investment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

wErcccivcd New Orleans papers last night,
the first for about week. new broom sweeps
clean, they say, and we hope soon to see the pro-
verb verified in this particular.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19
as1 sAestl Aayste1an,s =
WliUsk BANDS OF LIFE

ttare nearly gqt, nd ~ IP-s4 fs,
rtaiif sure tor on,
..aq sesfAl lsiais .TRls remedy E6S bSi
Shsl us all5 rtllst Is ~ t
~ etl "a seild a SrS
81 ~ 4 ms rtcire
ts igt e,lslgE up aud sneee1Ey 61ilf n IN
esass g y Estt1nsd ioslags o. lI,s
Address UT4 ~ Alif3j 7I5s -
dee99-5m-d&W 2 = = - = VIZ AAAess sstaegs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19
RIVER ANn MEArHER

PrTsGuRGn, March 1871. -Eve.-Riyer.
feet inches, falling slowly. Weather wet.
ClSclSNATI, March lsti.-Rivcr falling slow
ly. Weather cool and cloudy, no min Of any
consequence.
., LOUISVILLE, March ls.-Riyer unchanged.
ST.. Louis, March River falling slowly
Weather cold and cloudy with Indications of
snow or rain. Illinois river open to La Salle.-
Missouri and Mississippi to reccde.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

H.xcurrr's TuEArRrcA1 TnorpE arc now
playing in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. They opened on
tuesday evening with Jack Cadc."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

TuE Memphis appeal says an editor in that
city was 'saroltedn few nights since, and
strangely found as much money in his pocket
afterwards as before the occurrence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

THEATRE ron sALE-The Columbus (ohiol
Theatre is advertised for sale by the Sheriff, on
the 25th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

ARRIVAL or THE PHILADELPHIA i t
NEw ORLEANS, March 18.-4 The steamship
Philadelphia, below, from Havana, with Cali
fOrnia dates TO the goth ult., which have been
anticipated by the arrival Of the Geo Law at
New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We Lave just received at this oLes, large lot Of yades
y,vs lax, and PreraEe to supply from our
country frienus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-19

ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement Of
the German Turner's in another column.
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GREAT varst Of tns isgpoFs. .tots and for sale "
W. A.EDWAuLS BRO.
enc adjolnng he pDsiIl
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FILLIBUsTERs.

NEW YoRK, March 1sth.-Gol. Faben, and
other Nicaragua tillihustcrs were held for trial
to-day, under the decision of the q. S. Com
missioners.
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Tnr Pittsburgh mail was behind time last
night, which left US without news from that
Peint
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-. Il ALAoRSTs.
ph2delphla, Z " Dyott Sons 1872 N. 81 street New
A9EO Park. 3Q4 broadway, corner Duane Bait.
more, CuSpare Br1thers Gay and Penna, Avenue Gin
John D. Phsf Chicago, BARCLAY Brothers. 23 g.
ntst St st Louis, Barnard Adams & Co n fITisSG-
J. Wright eco. g y IL - ~ ~. NIleAhH'
soldby Isusfeld, Wholesale Agents Sory6fthI
western Ylrsina; I, III Logan Co., and Diner
Merchants throughout te United States ana
S"n.uats s. - soet8dnNly.
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FACTORY BURNED

AN4VIEAI ID UItiNEU, =. - -
HARTFoRD, March 1stll.-The New Britain.
Knitting Factory, and all the machinery, was
burnt this morning. Loss 800, OOo-insurancc
$4,000.
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@ SAILED

NEw Yonk, March ls.A'rhc steamer Persia
sailed at noon to-day, with 100 passengers and
100000 in specie.