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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

-. =. tlOUlt. GkAlh, slksDe Bu1TEsif. a. lss[sl
NAJANTkDThe Snbsei lbeEs viii purchase or MAKE it-ys
aSysnses on consignment TO Baltimore, Phladeiphia
Nsv Kew York. Of n6ur, Weeat, rye, oats corn fafley
clover and timothy seeds Also butter (sol "A
sEssi0 80 y ellk VS. &c. O..
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NUMBER Isl
CITY BUSINESS.
ENOOUR1GEs sAMRRI64N NANuEAGTURK6 K6.
BUGEEERsS HOOEE-kEEPERtS
- Writing Fluid 7. ~ go.

CtINCE superior Fluid hes hstTe The p1hls
now nearly years constantly gaining ID
fvor, and Is preeEsc hS many 20 tAe r-tameds Ar
mold E1ual.ii s.tft = .ls r 8 . Is s
During the past twenty thousand and pint Dot
ties together with smaller haye beep sold
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts
burg Buffalo, Csyelant DetFD. TsrTe Haute, iafayetts
VincenncS, 1ianapos, Evansville, Frankfort LeNington
cnd NeN Orleans It has also been aopte IN the State p
partnentS Kentucky, ASfssii. Il has
Cincinnati Louisville and DiponsS Gld Prize Me-
dals STATE Fall York, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois,
The following merchants bankers &C. In wheeling hare-
tofose asIng Afpolds Engsh Ink, purchased Bus
lerts Book Keeper Writing FTaid
NoFthRestern Bark NlFSnia Merehantss MeeapleSt
BANK of Wheeling; Bank Wheeling Crescent MRnuiAetE
ring Company County CLERK Of Ohio County, National Te-
graph ofice; baltimore Ohio Railroad OGice AcInre
House; Kelly Holloway Cos Rhssen 5cASee; Gordon.
Matthews Co; T. SySeehey Sou; DoRne GoWiu OF
Boyd; Boyd OTIS Oliver Pryor, jas H stouf Co.; LAnb
din, Giibers0n & Co., Press. n ri-fE -frsE -s-
For sale ut manufacturers prices by
slocSGy II 9EIlI 4 ILkSIBDIN GILBERsON co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-18

INV IoIUCA!
y erweIry, N,atele., Clocks, sIIrsrl4Vare.
s,-Jr "a AND FANCY GOODS, .zl-,
AT BROWNS, 11S MAIN ST-
HE subscriber announces his return from the Eastern
cities with much the largest assortment Of goods in his
line that he has yet offered = y is7sfH - -
us numerous patrons aud the public generally are res
ptcuuy invited to call and examine his magnificent stock
y ~, no. l.,lx 60 P.iBRoyYN 4 rs Main street.
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TERMS

=
For FU Course Including az Dsparthnents 2f Ioos
Keeping, Lectures aud IetlnldnStip, tnUdt1dDty an
dIU0ncs.
For fu4 Coarseia Ladies department. 20
rTNE PROPRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
IL their thanks gratifying and unprecedented sue
which marked the career Of their Institution since
its establishment Capital and stimulates them to re.
newed exertions meet In the most eetent manner tue
RAPIDLY increasing demand dctiCk and cOIPFse1'-
Si6s Course Of mercantile tdtniRg The great practical
experience OF the Principal In heavy banking anu
cia Houses assisted by educated al accomplished gene-
men has enabled him bring degree Of perfection
syte of COUNTING ROOM Instruction, by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
student by this process drilled at the DESK fndtrea-
Wd stepby STEP until he has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountants duties Thoroughly as though ne Hd
ssrgsd an GDDrsGticeslip in Lir0e Commercial
House and thus all awkwardness; alterng and egreSious
blunders are, in great measure, dissiphted.
addition to our engagement OF accomplished assist
ants. we have secured the services OF some OF the
eninSn Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture on commercial
Dur course of Is extended to
here, embraces thing connected Win DoShtE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
its Scientific upon Commercial History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Gee
oGraphy, Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trades PART
neFship, dc.
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.WHEEI.ING WEDNEs MORNING
TRANsPO PORT ATION.s

o. P EN- 5TH.R 0ssUsG7H
DIRECT RouTE TO C1ScINNAT1 AND THE WEST
Two Passenger Trains Daily each wuy.
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nfic left with II Orudnr two east of the Stacey
will call for passengers In any part of the city
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a., Notices charged $50 per square, per anIInm
" and tie same rate OF discount thereon for
~ OF squares under the general head and IL
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Npoor OId UnoIa- NED D, ),

And lie had no wool on the top of his head,
1i51 On the place EheFe the wool ought TO grow.''
FEaERE some folks a-days the Iamenta.
II BILE FIX with Uncle Ned. They soon chungc their
song OF woe to one OF rejoicing, II they viii only the
means which Art offers to Nature, to aid her %
Z .fit-- knersou'G Hair ReatOen1iVe,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify power In preventing
the loss of hair, and in restornga luSuran growth Where
through sickness or otherwise, the hair
fallen ont. -i III " -TT1ss77 '''s
EnersOn's Hair Tonic Is for sale by a;g2 szHs=H
=. .-.-- Z. LOGAN
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O1IOIXERING'SP PIANO FORTEs

= -.ssssss OPENED TINS DAY, and now seady for
saale, fresh supply OF ChiekeFing Sons cell
gI9 # ebrated Piano FOTtss, Of Beastifa black Wal.
= nut and Rosewood Anish and for brilliancy OF
tone ana ghtness touch be surpassed this
country or Europe, and uesd At the lowest
rers prices, including carriage.
Also, Prnce& Co.'s M=l0de0ns, style, Withf6t
half swell, OF fine Rosewood HnS and at lowest Bua0
prices; with OF Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian, French and GrTan 6lns fiolincellos, Flutes
Fiies Banios TanbOrines Tuning FORKS, the Italian
Strings with all other articles In the music line, and gene
raj assortment VARIETY GootlS 80 ~ ~ Ufn-TE
Wholesale the old Anslc and Variety Store
No. go Union street.
my2 JAS MFII0R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE

TIE democratic Republican General Committee y
held regular meeting at Tsmmany Hall last evening.
IL beng ruoored that the Com nttee would take &C.
tiop upon such members Of the Committee as had op-
pose Wood and regular nominations, there was very
large attendance Among the Outside delegation we're
inc uded all the fighting men in town. The majority OF
them were there to defend ID An. Sickels AID oAer
opponents of Wood, should any violence be offered
them.
Amorg the number present were jim Irving, Billy
Mulgan, Pat Mathews, and host of sach char
aclers.
A deadly row was feared, as the Wood party had
their ablest "hitters" on hand. But neither Sckels
or Smith appeared
In the Committee, the proceedings were boisterous.
letter Of resignation received from Mr. Sckes.
TIE letter was laid the table, aud afterward Sckes
ard G. Godfrey Gunther were expelled from the Com
mit.e, 81 members voting in the affirmative.
series of resolutions very bitterly worded against
the traitors who opposed Wood were then read, aud
led TO debate which had not been concluded up to
oc'ock this mourg.
An effort to eIpel p. G. Malorey one OF the Cover
more of the Aims House. also made, bat the result
We did not learn.
The fghtre" men we're still about.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

mar hel1 IN Illegal COT 6oernspt and custofg 10 ~
Cry OF Brooklyn, By enc Thoua a. McSzlty sid TVS
there is etod reason to believe tia. said jean 70.
vi. se csii,d tu' o. tbs State before he csn D. re
ttv,d by hsbtss corprs or cortioral Yo1 s-e thsre
fore, coz DsI Dc in the name Of the DC ,pls Of ttS
Stsie Of ~ York f)'thwit 10 take said john Roe
alias Ric, srd Rec the ssid alleged colo I'd rnsr snf
bring bim forthwith before ne az nv Office Nc III
Souih en.h street, BfookIy1. to rs deal: with &C.
ooidirg to law, and have you there tbs varrau;
with Your return.
witness m, had and seal til: Is day e necenber ~
RETURN TO WRIT
C0unfy Of ksHes, H-The within named J5hu K ,e
hsvirg been brorgh before on the within warrant
and bsving the return Of the officer executioy the
wi toin wan sat- ard the persOn, McNolty, having
the ssid John in charge not appearing 10 retarn the
wit Of babeas corpus, ard having taken the pr)ofs
ard slsss,ions touchiIg the detention here By ords,
the said John Rec, alias John Suith be, ard be IS
hereby, discharged from imprisoi m.nt.
Couit-G Gentlemen. you might have saved yourselves
n great 6eal OF trouble Il you had looked at the
ia e'e. always take summsry proceedings when
have to believe the party to be taken out o.
wnese leOrtinurg)-I hA the man with Judge
Culver and have not seen him since; don't want to
Know where be is either; Hsni. served paper on
NcNultg, ard don't fro. what il was.
Cornssl-Here Is end to the case, a. there i,
nothir here to ty The warrant was Issued in aid Of
the habeas corpus, and Your Honor has discharged
him.
Court-I think you have shown conclusvely why
zCu have not produce d him.
Counse,-It il very extraordinary proceeding to
try a Gaze over sgsiD in This manner.
Cour-It does not excuse you for not returning toe
writ u thin "a hours.
Coursel-I object to any further order being made
in The case.
Cout-Inow order the discharge OF the hsbeas cor
rus.
The Cont then took up the cases Of the crimns
warrants against Lavler, jackson, Cover and Mason,
which charged them with conspiracy and kidnapping
and equiied Them TO find bail in toe sum of 600 to
aLswer the charge at the next criminal term Of the
Coult, on the frs, Monday in January. Thomss Dob
son Of No 2S2 Atlantic street, BrooklJr srd Samuel
Aud Of No - Wet street, New-York, became their
sureties
The case was then concluded and the Couit ad-
jcurntd.
The following is the sec,on of the ststue referring to
kidnapping:
Every person who ehau without authority Of law,
forcibly remove attempt to remove from this State
any fugitive from service labor or any person WHO
is claimed as such fugitive, shall forfeit the sum ot
$3.50 te the parties skgrieved and shall be deemed
guilty Of the crime of Kidnapping, and upon convc-
ton Of such offepse shall be punished by imprson
nept in the State Prison for period not exceeding
len yeas" lSec. 50, title J. Part 3, Z. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Pm 10 Ccfee whereas the decliue wu In Mosses rh.,
~ss no change 10 the price Of Coffee.
bVtfaLo, Dec SIS -FL~uR lower, supply gooi; sale.
LTo bbs ct SfS3a&tt2 for supsIfoe Wseon.t, and Obo
trd - 80 81 'or txs 4, aud Michigan wuy.r oT =,
'se' stn hu.h at IA ne for Wisconsin Club sad q.
SIZE r WIN" Csrs'a Com firm ,,les sma AZ 7jc or
dn 81 SIC WHISKY quiet a, 1870 LAKE JMPosT, ~ 80
us al noon to dsy34 Geo bbis Flour ~ ooo bu.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 3-uocs steady a. S. The ,.ce,.,r.
stot To pr dsy Osners are psctrr pretty generally Ia
p,ieTeL~eto eecepfg the present rates The ares bus Of
few yet. BAcos-shoulder l3c LARD duu a: &C. FLouS
~. WHISKY Elc.
OswrGo, Dec. Sc p n,-FLouR dull and unchsrs,d.
WHEAT enl SAILS eoo bu'h prime White Michigan a. TO-
Corn rouD FREGHTS Pour, 42c 70 Albany spd Troy bv
LAKE IMPORTS dsy IS 500 bash. wheat bush
Barhy. CAyAL EXPORTS: 1870 BUSH Whest, 900 baah
Barley.
CHARLsToN. Dec 3-CoTToS-ees oftbe week y 600 bales,
the rnaitet closirE at Vic for m odlins fair
CHICAGO Dec. So IN -FLOUa quiet. WHEAT declined
lc CosN closed with declining tn6eUcy st 4lc OATS dull
RECEIPTS odsy 200 bbs Flour; II 900 bush. Wheat 500
bush Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
KANSAS.
From OuE Special Correspondent

fi0n OrE Special Cores pondent
LAWRENCE, X. T., Nov. I6, 1-J7.
The long loobedfor came yesterday. Stanton
bTOught-nOt proclamation to convene the Legis-
lature-b but proposal. He and Walser had been
taking The matter under advsement" They had
come to the conclusion that they would call special
session Of the Territorial Legislature if the mem oers
Of the Legislature elect and prominent Free-State
men would pledge their honor that the Legislature
would only do certain things, aud not do others.
The amount Of it all w.s that the bogus laws should
not be repealed (on which issue alone these men
were eected), and that none of the other proposed
modes that to give vitality to the Topeka Con-
stintion should be taken.
There is one subject worthy of note Secretary
Stanton has declined, for the present. to give Free
State men, elected at the recent Territorial cleo
tion, certificates. The representatives of this Dis
trct are the only Free State men who have got GER
TIFF Gates. They received them under the pressure
Of the threatening Free State meeting at Lecomp.
TOP Just before the Governor aud Secretary issued
their Oxford proclamation. Some Ffee-Slate repre-
senatves elect have been refused and told that the
certificates will not be issued until Gov. Walker
goes to Washington. Tbs looks suspicious at
present.
Regent Calhoun has proceeded with his functions.
He has been busy appointing County Commissioners
to ateud to the elections, and to appoint judges
Snow fell several inches yesterday. The weather
is cold.
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FIRES.

CfrcISSATI o., Thursday, Dec. 3, 1857.
The Commercial OF tbis morning learn that the an
irs mill and ak factory of Mead q Co., st iro.ton,
Obio, was destroyed by fra on TdasdaV night iIp's
5000. No iueatspce. The FIRE is attributed II an
hosDoiay. Several other houses were likewise set on
FIRE the ssme a'eht
A. Rip,e " J Sokson County. Va nice buildngs, in
cIpdirp Elk stores, were burned few nights since.
Loss $25,O0a.
DETROIT, Tbursday, Dec. 8 1857.
f'e at Ypsilauh this morning destroyed he bYild-
irgs on the east eide of the rivor occupied by
lsno e. s. ard otbere. The fire is supposed to have
been the w,ak Of an iIcend'sry. Loes 8, OOO-paI-
tally i0suIoS.
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WEATHER AND NAvtcAr,ov

BrFFALo, Tbund>y, Dec 3 1851.
Weather cold sod cloudy, but no lie MAXIM cot
There is noDe in the hsIbor or the canal. Wind w.
NV.
OswFGo, Thursday. Dsc. 3, 1857.
Nsvissiou IN the WI AT ! Car al Is fully resumed
CHICAGO Thursday Dec. 3, 1857.
The weather her, il coudyahd coid.
DEIR'IT Thursday, Dec. 1857.
TIE weather bere today has been moderate. It is
trowing fila evening.
CiNcIsNATI, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1857
The ws.s ln tho chsrnel of tue river at this pin.
uessur.s 10 Eect, AID Is stationary
The weather is clear TIE thermoneter stands 400
above zero.
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IBy Telegrsph.l

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Dec 3, 1857.
At a meeting at Leavenworth, Kansas, on the 2lst
ult resolutions adopted similar to those passed
at Lawrence on the $780, aud speeches were made by
Nessrs. Vaughan, Philips, HuIchins, Moore, aad
others.
MIR. Phillips advised rallying around the Topeka
Constitution csIrg it the Magoa Charter OF Kansas
Liberty. Vigilance Committee is beirg formed
throughout the Territory
A letter to The Democrat, dated Lawrence. Nov.
II, states that Gov. Walker said he would call a
special 81 ssoD Of the Legislature, providing the men,
bers ud .isp pledge GU srsnteeng that they woald
not 20 into ger era legislation.
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.ss,.tood b.,ue shl. 10 arrive at

!. urserstood, being shl. TO arrive q
.sA.r, ~ in regard 70 the line OF ,h,'
ncn' r,Sniuas~ -e0gus each 70 pursue. 10,
Iich justce ard Guy ,,,, was ciur'sou c, Si
interview, II ,tes met, frerd-, 49,. sams light
they psn De Lee ,mp,ou csovenso &c ~ Vt, GENTS
rot VIZ Dosgss in eoovtrsatioo ~'u n,s -, .b
Seneass =. his position. IL sss'fs hr ssys' "
fteJ tspsSe,h Nsh,s.k.K .osss bill. which gna'a1
pnpcp.ss state srd Teri'-Sy toe right 10 teRnt A
ter Ens.ie ipsti ui'ons to sus the nseves sud ="
t%' al that pticcpe wbereves us 'oR uvT
.s.res csny bin, delendiDg IT ssa'os' oil "'''N
IN vbst4yer Qusrler they may GO ne ,,sor;ro
n, sntJ;c stion 70 Ksnsas he lusi'p UPON So 90
, "a ,ha I econ oton and Topeks movement s1
sSr,rg 10 tie yet pe the right to i"im mov~-
~ th.usslves. He cOrsiters the L4co ~ Konsas
nest directly viostive OF the PTioc pp's., soa he
NsbIs,ka hill and the CIrc'nns'i So, go mt,
LII n,1bsAly at an ss.ly veri OF ne ses l.u 'uI
snce hi authorizing the people Oh ha"''' W ;"
Cot siituiicBal Conyeniion. Ia. haar rsce; ved
The Southern Mall Of two oaSr, 40. .ax;.i IN
The sugar csee 10 hsP,'''
and by ibe frost last week. -: A., ,,L ,e thu
The steamship TeIss Reports Se0'Oe '"0 "'0'A " Wv
O,.siou,as bottom upFaru' oo.
fcs was formed a. llouton, ieAs-, 90 Tue <y'
g. vs. gToor,s $50 bales. Tbs sock Of Cp'ton 10
Hse.. ana sas,sS 3, IS LOB midlirs 9iaOlo
Ths doincs of the Texas Legislature ~ere uninpot
tart A jsint resolution was passed TO rsise req
nert Of Rangers for protection aga'rsttn' o1''' iu
G,p. Henderson is convaescstt He proceeds in-
rsSistel, TO Washir gton to take mis- piac' In the
Sess'e. IN Ill nm, o; III;
II il stated that Judge Hsmphli VIII not resigo his
Judgeshi, uuti after the August ell ction. -
Pine. AID Mancopas we're plartiug az exp edition
against the Gts Apsches. ,,,. ..u -,
THE l.ts lanes Bste CT NONE oequea,ned
ee1S 200 70 his widow, he Battle HJase TO ms grsnl
ssnbss ard $40 600 each 10 the Orphan AS Ian and
The M.ttodi1 Church.
An .rrivi at Cnarjeeton from N,sssn, reports that
,hs shin B,IiOa before reported lost IF kry Isaud
hsd casgo of 200 tups hay, aui was on ner frat
voyage. u,.,.-
~as bought 90 Nasssu peaI y u nplete wreck Sbe
vii probably be condem her disasters mad oc'
oautd, bul Lot at LOrt hern ports
CAPT Gedrey, not Geddes died OF Charleston on the
Jbih p'
hTbe Magnetic Telegraph Company have ests ,lished
Az eficr 10 The capitol. The wire cOnascts wlt1 t1s
Moth without delay in the Waship yton. This will
mpcp fsci,ste cougre NAL and will admit OF
ssneirg cisp stches 10 d late Ofh,e hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

TIE SENISoIE WAFFLE Tampa Pea'HshldT OF
the Eth instant Informs Us that the entire mIl,ary
force in Florida has been ordered to take tns ned
sgtinst the indians. The State Volunteers nun Der
1900 men; The Pea0srlar does not tel US tbs mum
Der Of Federal troops The PeniHsular Is pleased 70
learn that Gen. Carter hss brought with hin from
Tallahassee some tine dogs. well prsctcsd 10 nsllcg
reerces aud for service sgsinst the Sen inosf Ies
COZ u.ion. Csp,. Wili.n II. Kerdrick viii take
several with lin to Lske Is,opogs where ne thiOk'
vii be made available. Cap. II. steh expects 10
use them on his expeditions. although not as ye' ma
tered IN the service. Men are joiIias him ca'y.
TIE Virginia Legi.lsture assemblies at Kcolnoad on
sens,or win probably take psee St an early day there
Stler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Central PARK BUILDIsGs.-John Lloyd Il Son
cold public auction yesterday at Don the resiaus OF
tho bu'ldn gs on the Central Park by order OF the
Ctmrissoneis. About 400 persons we're present, and
there was Considerable comI etidon in the bidding
60 i52 was the sum total received f)r the thirty differ
ent parcels, cor sistcg OF all sorts Of enenens from
the q shauiy to twot and attic house for $780,
The sale occupied two hours and half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

CASE OF ABDUCTION Miss Emma Dietz, whose
mysterious disappearance a few days ago was eIten
svey advertised in the daily papers was rescued last
event from houie Of prostitution in HoSard street.
wtiher che had been forced by some unknown man
TIE ghl wac trac:d to the place by Ofcsr Robb who
took her away from the vile den and restored her to
relatives and friends. The villain who abducted Miss
Diez succeeded r escaping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

About O'Clock Yesterday morning fire broke out
10 the building No. 22S Greenwich street occupied by
g. + Devolard SIS genteman's furnishing store. bat
being discovered at an early ent it was soon ex.
tiuRui'ted b, the fremen The origin Of the fir, 70
TIE building ard sto K were damaged to the am 5u,t
ofsbout $50 Mr.. DsvolaDd is insured for So O,O in
The Merchants Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
,p,uyNAL GASES IN BOSTON.

BOsToS, Tnuredsy Doc ., 1891.
The inv r the case Of the owners OF thu steamer
Mem mon Sanford returned general verdict OF
on,Itx s,i.f ~ Go ward H. Sanford commander OF the
sts an,eT sId technical verdict Of not guilty against
The Gaze oo exec pons goes to the SuprA Judicial
Ccprt. Csps. Sanford gave bail in s. o0O.
The trial &c Henry l. Sutton OF New.York, for
lhIy John Hilton is now 10 Or gcess bsfOre M u
por al CouIt The defeIs, takes the srouGd of dsti
6.A. hro,yNxda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
John CUMMINGS SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.

ALBANY, Thursnsg Dec. 3, 1851
John Cummings convi tied on the 3 Of December,
1855 of IN. mufoer Of Frederick Stimpt wa, this
morning emenced to be burg on the 18th OF Jsnusry.
Yes+efday afternoon boat cont aihing foar mn s4s
carried ovfr the Cohoes dam. One man was
crowned ara the Others remained 10 the water all last
riebt Egmfs were made to rsscue them, bu. W to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
THE AMERICA All BOSTON.

BOsrON, Thurrdag, Dec. 8, I65I.
The Royal Msil TT smshio uerica, from IL verp ,o
Cd the 21-s uIt via II afax, arrived belo. az about
O'clock IA eve Dins but owing to the unfavora ole
stsie OF the toe did not reach dock unh betweeo
9 end 10 Her maia for the south will be dispatched
by TIT la train tomorrow mornisg, sod will be due
10 New.Yo,k Qt q. There is uothiog of inoWt-
snes In the pspers TO hand p addition to the Halifax
difpsiob.
wee sesn going iu,o Liverpool 90 the 2lSs ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

The Rev. Dr.. + KIRK who has recently re-
turned fom Pais, where be has been laboiicg slnce
Foreign Christian ITuion TO establish ch spell 10 ths'
city for the b.ne. Of the American czsns visiting
ard rtsidpg there, addressed large audience last
evening at the Mercer.stY Presbyterian Chur:
giving an eloquent account of his experience wall.
there, Of the present prospects Of the work and oil
the state Of religion generally throughout France
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THE NEXT FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, Toufsdsy, Dec. 3, 16ll.
The Collins steamship Baltic. Cap. Constock from
Liverpool 90 Wednesday, the 25So ut, four days sub
sequent to the departure Of the Amedca ia no" due
CT Cape Rece, but the line is interrupted beyond Pic
tou We lave consequently no Intelligence from 81.
.JobD's N. l. to-day,
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FHarkets.

uNEw-oRIGs,s, Des The Americas advises c.1s.i 4.
cine M CoTroS tb1 ses % day add up OO0 bas Al e,,
lar prices siseas nioal iec pts OO b, "a
sVeAs safaa hOLAssEs zic Other articles dull aud sen
eally sarss3 -
CoRSTcrIss<-Ihe New OeAns rnsikst Of thu sO.b nit
prelsbes Ia tic psp.Is q Wedaesasy raas cD'aiast
GAZING olphe word nited b, the
n,sosl Le - That tkeIe sPPesed b. decline Of ol,c
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK po,pn

PRuApELFHIA, Thursday, Ds,. 3 1852.
Stocks Dali Perm syIvsris Elves 81, Rss6iro
Railroad = Long Island Railroad lOl; Psnusylys ps
Rsilroed 81 Morris Canal, 80.
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TIE SCHOONER NORTHERN LIGHT WATER
IlOGHED-

CHARLESTON. Thursdsy, Dec 3, 1917.
The schooner Northern Light Of Buck1port, Me-,
wss wsferIogged on the Och of N,vember. rhs
British ship star took from the wreck her osptan aud
tour men, who have sniyed here.
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THE CRADDOCK MURDER.

LOUISVILLE, thursday Dec. 3, 1857.
MlieI's examination 10 regard TO Craddock Is now
progressing. lie tells pretty sTa ght story, s1mi.
tirg himself q psrticpator 10 the murder: Public
opinion demands a strong corrobOrston OF his testi