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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

Mr., DAVID OGDEN, the owner Of the ship
Highfyer, which is supposed to have been des-
troyed at The Island of Formosa and all hands
murdered by the pirates which infest that neigh
borhood, recently addressed letter to Secre-
tary Cas- on the subject, suggesting that Co
vernment vessel should be sent to look after the
matter. Mr.. Ogden has received reply from
Mr.. Appleton, Assistant Secretary Of State,
saying that the cxpediency of ordering vessel
of war tovisit the coast of Formosa has been
suggested to the Secretary of Navy.
The States, Major Hetss new paper, propo-
SEES reformation in the present corrupt system
of disposing of the Public Printing. A Ma
tional Convention of the Democratic Journal
lists is to be called, to suggest faircr mode OF
action. The cost of the public printing has
risen ira few years from $780, OOOto $780,
600 per annum,-a monstrous corruption and
fraud.
The New York Mirror states that Mrs. Bent.
" completed her task of walking for thirty con-
secutive hours, at the Tabernacle, at 10 o'clock
on the night 'ofthe goth ult The Mirror adds,
that for the concluding eight minutes she walk
ed without support, and did not appear to be
greatly exhausted. She was vociferously cheer
ed, and Captain Ryndors made speech and
set good example by contributing So to the
box, towards the Support of the three father
less children" in whose behalf Mrs. Bently
walked. His example was very generally fol-
lowed
TnE French government, through the exer-
ton Of NJ. dc Persigney at London, have &C.
quired the possession of the house backgrounds
of the isle of st. Helena, which served as a res
idence 10 N poleon while an exile.
TIlR arrival of the Illinois. at New York,
made flntter among the fllibusters, particu-
larly as it was known she had on board a por-
tion of LOckridge's command. When the YES
sci neared the dock, the ''patriots" exhibited
themselves on the quarter deck, and were sa-
luted with three cheers by the people on the
wharf
Mss JAouErrR, of Chester county, Penn
sylyanin, as before stated, was recently married
''as joke, to some one of the opposite sex,
and, when too late, found that she was linked
to her partner in earnest. A divorce was i'm
mefiately applied for, and the bill has just
passed both branches Of the Legislature, and
become alaw,
CoRN is selling in Sioux city, Iowa, at 50 a
bushel. Through the middle portion Of the
State, hay is in demand at 800 per ton.
Ex-SEosETARy MARCY, accompanied by his
family, babe pdieu to the federal metropolis on
the afternoon of the 99th of April, as a resi-
dence. Hewent to New York city, where he
will probably scjourn until embarl,ing for Eu-
rope, according to his intention, for some time
known to the public
AUGUSTUS CESAR DoDeE, ex-senator, and soon
to be ex-mipister to Spain, is talked of by the
democrats of Iowa as their candidate for Cow
ernor next fall.
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THE ssNAToalAL CANrAIaS.-In last Fridays

The SENATORIAL CANPAIGN.-Tn last Fridays
Wellsburg Herald there appears call, signed
by large number of the citizens of Brooke
county, upon our worthy Mayor, Alfred cald-
well, Esq, to become the candidate of the indie
pendent voters of this Senatorial district, who
are in favor Of distribution, or equalizing the
grants of public lands, and of an enlightened
and liberal system of State policy"
The Herald states in note below, that this
call was made, and so numerously signed, just
as they were going to press, and could that have
been delayed, many more would have appeared
The Herald, in its editorial remarks upon this
call, thus speaks Of Mr.. Caldwell:
The liberal and manly course he pursued as
Mayor of Wheeling, in vindicating the right of
free speech and Of peaceabiy assembling, to dis
cuss public matters, on the occasion of the Free
mont meeting in that city last fall, gained him
many friends in the upper counties, as well as
added to the popularity he already possessed
among his own immediate fellow citizens of
Ohio county. He undoubtedly combines in
himself more Of the elements of popularity than
any other man in the district. lie is warmly
in favor of Virginia receiving her share Of the
proceeds of the public lands, and in a word, be-
longs to the modern school of Virginia progress
sivcs who are neither ashamed or afraid to over
leap the trammcls OF precedent or party, il by
so doing they can be efficient in restoring the
old State to the proud prccminence she once oc-
cupied in the Union, and Of rendering her laws,
her state policy and her taxation acceptable to
the great mass of her citizens, and;thus keeping
them within her boundaries. Although literally
disposed Us regards the Slavery question, he is
thoroughly yfrginian in all his views, and We
think will fairly represent the sentiment of the
district. We hope he may be the candidate,
and be triuInphantly elected.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

| liz Norway great Free Church movement is
extending over the whole country. The new
Church, which calls herself the Free Apostolic
Church, is organizing congregations in many
places. The leader of the movement Pastor
hammers, of Skein, near Laurvig, according to
the Protestant Church of Berlin, left the State
Church last year because he was unsuccessful in
his endeavors to restore private confession
His reasons lor seeding are set forth in pamph-
let, lately published, under the title, Defence of
the Free Apostolic Christian Church, aud the
outlines of her Constitution" lie rejects pedo.
baptism, without, however, insisting on the alb
sOIute necessity of rebaptizing the adult
DIR, CoNANT has handed to the Board Of Ro-
chester Baptsg Theological Seminary, the re-
signation of his Professorship in that institu-
ton, with the intention of devoting his whole
time to the service of the Bible Union. AR
rangements have also been concluded with DIR.
Hackett, of Newton, by which that gentleman
is to give his whole time beyond what the du=
ties of his Professorship may require,ito the
service of the same organization.
FANNY jars, The Freelnan's Journal Gro
mish) and the Ctare1ndst Episcopalian) are by
tho ears, respecting the free lovers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cove Nichols, whose reception into the boz
som of Mother Church, the other day, has al
ready been noted. The ChurehmaE was imper-
tinsnt enough to call their change of heart' a
,'perversion' whercupon the exsorgan Of the
Most Reverend Archbishop thus cracks the
whip over the head of his Puseyite brother in
the flesh:
The New York ChurehRpGn is not merely on
Episcopalian, but High. Church PnSeyite, So
called 'Anglo Catholic journal 1T processes not
merely to accept the doctrines of tho Trinity and
the Incarnation, but also those of Catholic
Church, and of sacramental grace. In short,
lit stands just outside the Roman Catholic
4 Church, ringing its own hand bell attracting
many straggler, and pointing to our door with
smiles and encouragement; and only bowling
''perversion" after him when he has passed in,
and is out of hearing of the bell-man. The
oddneSs of this position makes the ChurcHMldn
constantly an object of ridicule-just or I'M
linst-to outsiders. We, inside, have rarely
anything but eompassiOnf for him, mingled. with
the hope that he will stop ringing his private
bell and come inside, IN time for tie lGst Mnss.
jews CHANGING THEIR s BBATu.-T Balti
more True Onion says: ''Lord's day services
have of late been held by the Israelities
of our city: A call is now made for a de-
cisioa as to the permanent continuance of the
arrangement This will prove an important
step to the Jews, should the arrangement prov,
permanent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

THE TRANSATLANTIC TEIEonApu AND THE
New YoRK DAIlEs.-We see it stated that the
completion of the Atlantic telegraph, the lead
ing New York dailies propose to take n thousand
words of news each day. This will cost them.
from $4,000 to $4,000 per week, and The price
of the papers will BIO Increased IN proportion.
Indeed, it is already rumored that the Herald
will be five cents copy after the new arrange
mcnt begins OF course the Tribune and Times
will follow suit. In that event,the circulation
of these papers will suffer somewhat unless,
indeed, their enterprise and outlay are apprccil
ated as they ought to be.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

ORtorN or THE LATE ISDAN TRouBIEs--The
st Paul TINES says that tho :late murderOus
outbreak Of the Indians was caused by the fol.
lowing trivial circumstance:
A body Of Indians were passing white set
Element near Spirit Lake, whenG dog belonging
to the tribe bit white man. ThemanS red his
gun at the dog and killed it, whereupon the In
dams became incensed. That night the whites
entered the tepees Of the Indians took away
their guns and gave them severe whipping
The Indians next morning rallied, came down
upon the whites with al their savage brutality,
and tho report says, murdered f6rty-two per-
sons men, women, and children. Not satisfied
with the blood they split at Spirit Lake they d.
vast6,ed tile country on their march, sn1 add, d
new victims to their reeking and blood stained
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

The News FROM ENeLAND.-From yesterday
afternoons mails, we gather full particulars con-
corning the recent and ninth accouchment of
''good queen yic,"-the English lady-wbo, in
consideration Of several distinguished priyile-
ges, and handsome stipend, permits some hum
dred and fifty millions ofpeople to call her their
gracious Majesty" The news, at the critical
moment was duly tclegraphed to Louis Napo-
leon and his wife, and all the first class dgnita-
ries of first class kingdoms in Europe, who were
all anxious to know whether the young stranger
might be of the male or female persuasion. 1t
turned out a clear case Of the latter, and so
there is chance for some young sprig of no.
bility,-sqWe electorate fossil of Hanover, or
such like, to prop up his decaying estate by
marrying with the house Of Guelph. OF course,
the whole English nation is excited about the
matter, and the ante-chamber, during the crisis,
was filled with ministers, figuring in the capaci-
ty of sort Of sub midwivea
10 us, uncultivated, republican people, all
such carrying on appears good deal like fun
merry, forwe are very prone to bring it to the
test of the paying or non paying standard 1t
no doubt is quite subject for private congrat-
ulations between Queen Victoria and her anna
BILE spouse, that their two selves have been re.
produced in all their sublime majesty by the
advent of this young miss, but to the people
generally it is something like adding the .'last
feather that broke the back of the camel" for,
of course, it will take quite nice appropriation
to sustain this young miss, and set her up when
she sees fit to marry. Johnny Bulls loyalty is
costing him small trifle these times, and Sve
shouldn't wonder if, some of these times, he
grows very FESTIVE. As for Her Majesty, she is
doing very well for queen, and If theys were all
young yeomen she was ushering into the world,
she would be worth premium out west.
The following was the very latest item re-
ceive'l, just as the steamer was starting from
LlverPOol-which appears as one of theinciden-
tai expenses to be paid by Mr.. Bull:
WHITEHALL, April 29.-The Queen has been
pleased to grant the dignity Of a baronet to
Charles LOcOck, first physician accoucheur to
Her Majesty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

RELIGIOUS TOlRRATloN.-Tho halfciyilized
King of Siam, in the East Indies, who recently
issued decree allowing the free profession of
the Christian faith in his dominions, expresses
the following language: ''Perseentton is hate
full; every man ought to be free to profess the
religion he prefers. We cannot tell who is right
and who is wrong; but will pray to my God
Buddah) to give you his blessing, and you must
pray to your God to bless me. and so blessings
may descend upon both"
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Gard


TIME undersigned wishes announce to the public that he
has determined to extend the range Of Sndies now
taught In the Wheeling Classical Academy. this pur.
pose he has secured additional in the Athenmum,
with the design Of establishing Their department which
the lower branches Of English education will he thor.
ouEhly taught At the commencement Of the coming scho-
lasc year, It is hoped that the department placed
on permanent basis in the charge Of irregular and
perenced teacher until Them will be undCr the control Of
competent assistants. -dsl =
It y the object of the Principal to render this nstu
Of CnleniatA
course TO attain this he Will mains or
set OF splendid surveying Instruments WIN be received
rev Gays from the manufacturers 10 the East for %
use OF the Surveying class. - SO
LIBRARY already containing many valuable and
FsSsyng constant additions, is to the School
languages, the services OF Prof Weber have beeT
who viii take charge Of the German classes Of the
already too well known the citizens Whee
Jug as IN accomplished schOnr and successful teacher
heeu Anything more than the OF his
name az the head OF this department.. As rracca
Dle natSs teachers OF the other modern European
guHges will be procured -s'stif
TRIMS 80 classical Department, $500 per quarter.
Higher English Dept, 600 IS Is 'z
Lower English Dept 800 &c &c
German (extra) 500 IS
0nSk-zW II. W. HARDING. Principal p
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=. y . d
Mas. GuSNINoHAM on THR Eve OF TR1A1s-
The geat BnrdeIl muder trial was to have COM
nenced yesterday. The N Y. Post Of Saturday
says:
Since Mrs Cunnihgham's Imprisonment in
the Tombs, great number Of persons have call
led upon her daily. From o'clock in the
morning until 8 in the afternoon, her time has
been constantly occupied with calls For years,
no person who has been Confined IN the prison
has attracted 50 much attention, or excited so
much curiosity. AS the time for her trial has
approached, the number has increased, and she
has, as matter Of conrse, been much occupied
with her council in preparation thereof
Our reporter called to see her this morning,
but she was engaged with her counsel, and the
interview was very brief. Her appearance and
manner were very cheerful, and She expressed
lively satisfaction that the time for the trial was
so near at hand, aud seemed to entertain no
donbEs OF; her aequittal. She said she had
borne the severe Affections, inSeparable from
her position, with such fiFmness and faith rs She
was sure Sue could not have felt bad she not
been sustained with cOnciousness Of limo.
icencc
Her appearance has changed very little since
1 her incarceration. He two daughters were with
her in the cell; their appearance also was quito
/ cheerful
Mrs Cunningham states Tat for twelve years
lshe has been member OF the Presbyterian
Church, and Mt present bslongs TO the society o.
wh Oh Mr. Smith Is pastor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

CoMcDESoF, If TsuE.-The Cologne Ga
zetts of 9th April, stated it as very remarkable
that, in thisyear. as may not happen for many
years again, all days and dates correspond exact
ly with thoseOf 1919, as also all movable festi-
walls without exception, and even the quarter
days, so that the calendar of Is49 may be made
use of for this year
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

REvotuTtoN ANTICIPATED privte letter to
the Washington Star, states that the white pop.
ulation on the Isthmus of Panama areiu daily
apprehension of an attack from the negroes. A
revolution has been threatening for several
months past, Eand the next steamer may bring
the news of its consummation
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-05

SENATOR POLk's Srccrsson-A proclamation
has been issued for the election of Governor
of Missouri, on the third day of August next,
vice Trusten K. Polk, elected to the United
States Senate. Hwonld be good time for Col.
Benton to run again, that he may show how &c.
ceptable his hostility to emancipation is to the
people of the State.
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AmbrotYpes for Sl.

A4AUEUIyP5BsIOI. P1.;5
PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms With faci
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal to
anyn the country, and far superior any The city
producing these beautiful pictures which
in the country. He prepared Ambtotypes 80
they sentby mail without extra postage Also to set
them in lOcket and pins price Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted 10 last for ages unchanged. 2gs
AnkInds of materials useddn the business for sale
Main st. above Monroe, over Marsh
Taylor's new store - a. aaE1s
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex

Ei41CEASO4NVIGs..
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are as inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces
Hamaton Wherever there's unnatural heat hrobBIng
reuess, nomattsr whether tits cauSed by fever hurt
Sore poison rheum1tsm, piles scad, burn sting
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter chapsohe conclusion. To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subdued. 10
complsh this the efforts of the physician always direct
ed Thousands of Pysclans thousand Of hehrstand
most sNgacous persons who have used DAIBEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that It's
inflammation is wonderful and Immediate
instantly allayng the pain, neutrazug poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing nature course
renewing and healing. No burn scald ament
two yield soothing and curing influence. Ap.
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine is envelopedln Steel Plate Engraving With
the names orc v. oLIcKENER q co., prpprletors and
HENRY DALEY, manufactures, upon each box. Price
25 cts. per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to o.y Clckener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. T. H; LOGAN & Co..
spss:lmI Wheeling, Va.
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From ths Baltimore Pdtrfos ind Commercial Gazette
HAMPToN's TINCTURE.-Thls medicine, which has been
before the public for years. but especially
the last year, by MssUrS Mortimer MoWbray pro-
prIetorS has met with remarkable success have seen
tsnts who have been relieved and number Of the medical
profession Also who have used 1t in their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates Of Recommendation to
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed to putting qunCk nOStrums but
aSwe have somany Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, from the sources above mentioned we eelit to be
nothing justice call the attention Of the people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
T.H.LoGAE g CO.,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ call on them. = ap2o-1w-daw
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MEDICAL

III AMeToNs TENCTURE
HAMPToNs TINcTURE = : = - ~
HAMPToNs TINoTURE = 49, oooui,
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HAMPTONS TINCTURE -'-A'
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
-, WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPTOS'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL. DISEASE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INyIGoRATE.
HAMPT0NS TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW sRIRIrs.
IAMPTON'S TlNUTURE,
Wherever used has been successful In CURING DISEASE
For pisEAsEs OF WOMEN and CHILDREN 1t /, A
MR VIZ AIGM
No. 1876 sorTH PACA sTREEF. BALTINoaE
94'Se % ST. ED S r. SPR llla iso4' D'''a''
r No.21 RBGIsTER STREET, BALTINORE,
Jlost dreadful case q Seredla Of gsarG' stoadtag
" HIS f f7sso gSas .S seA'
No. $50 Baltimore st.
Ter case after ysaysS Of e,seriag 4as Gstoat4ed her
ssss.a7SR EbiI4isY ScR0F q ii ''''
hoy s ~ mi S .nsss q
from head to foot His eyelIds turned inside
cured by I5sSs!sas vess&Ss 79sqrs
Mr.. Mm Oldham, OF baltimore cnSton.house suffered
from these complaints for 1s months, With body and mind
severely effected He was cured by amptOns Vegetable
c0UcR, G0NsU4P710N. dc.
Mr.. Henry c. VIM had Cough for years-great weak.
ness etc had In all i've or ak physicians; tried ali the
Hd ~ sssf sGlz r
~ E E9tRRepl e err beat 6aoyyn Gttt&ens!
C XEB1ME 2 ER szS 81 aai5S SZe rs FL Pc gE
z E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES THE REM
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rrrnm b orlenn AdvertLser.l

BoRN AT FoR1Y SifsEs AN HouR-An esteem
ed correspondent sends IS the following account
of an accident on the New York and Erie
The little one thus whistled mo 4lfe, ought to
prove fast individual:
Dear Kurnel; have frequently 6eafSft o.
s'births on the cars ~ but never was present
when such drama was enacted, till few days
since, while iourneying to Gotham. At Bing-
hamton an elderly lady and her unmarried
daughter came aboard, destined some hundred
miles or more east, whence they intended sta
ging it nbout the same distance south.
The daughter, who sat in the seat next above
me, was large, good looking girl, and appear,
ed to me rather out Of health-laoked pale and
agitated, and had frequent resort to bottle con-
taining some sort of stimulating mixture Her
good looks and her unhappy appearance excited
my admiration and commiseration Si-Inultane-
ously But finally, about two o'clock in the
morning, dropped oft into sound Slecp
The first knew or thought of some one rous
ed me by good shaking, and asked me, ''if'
would have the kindness to surrender INV seat
to sick lady ~ Ideparted at once to q seat
some feet distant, where l sat down by gem
tlelnan evidently belonging to the reverend cler-
ICY. "Well," said he, dthey are having quito a
time out where you sat"
In u state of misty obfustication, from the loss
OF sleep, was ignorant of what had transpired,
and innocently asked what he meant ssTVhy.''
said he, didn't you know that the lady next
ahead OF you has just been delivered of fine
child? "-and that instant the impromptu inve-
nile set up loud screaming, which told the
whole story at once.
A middle-aged German lady very benevolent
" assisted at the operation, which passed off
much in the usual manner, and the ''Uirgil''*
mother soon became, to use mn oft-repeated
phrase, "as comfortable as could be expected y
| The grandma, who didn'tseem to isknow u
plenty" or was inccnsed at the hayward con-
duct of the daughter, was going to start at
once for her home, in the stage, thus hurrying
off the poor g1rl within three hours after the
birth of the child! The passengers remonstra-
ted against this; and the cOnductor-I forget
his name-wcnt to the hotel with them, and or.
dercd the good Boniface to keep tho mother and
child at least week, take tho best care of them
and if the New York and Erie Company didn't
pay the damage he would. We then whistled
along as demure and orderly as though nothing
had happened. You will admit, my dear 'sKur-
mel, !" that that was "sccne" for modest young
man like myself, to say nothing of several young
Indies who were likewise seated near
You can insert this under the standing head
of "Railroad Accidents" and believe me.
Yours, ON-A- BENDER.
IAN Irhman asked the meaning ofhe word VIrgiu
He told that 1t ordinarily meant new
Dedad he
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CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in possession the cerhcste respectable
citizen, testifng that he entirely this dread
full disease by using BgRHAVEs HOLLAND BTTTERs
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ap9-lWdaw