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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
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WHAT IS IT FoR-TH1s WooD's HAIR Rrsro-
RATEvE2-Isa question asked daily BY hundreds
We answer, without hesitation or fear of contro-
diction, that it is the only article known which
VIII DO all it spromises for the human hair 1t
will renew ifs growth-itw will stop its falling
It Will restore its natural color 1t is not Hair
Dye but speedy and efficacions Restorative
Trial bottle 81; pints 81; quarts 50.
GAuTIoN Beware of worthless limitations no
several are already in market, called bv differ.
ent names. Use none unless the words Ipro.
lessor Woods Hair Restorative Denot ST
L Louis, No, and New York, are blown in the
bottle. Sold by, all Druggists and Patent Mefli-
cine Dealers. Also by all Fancy and To;Iet
goods dealers in the United States and Candas
--=-=--- sc
NEuRALelA.- gentleman living in PhiIadel.
phia says: = :. -
in passing through Pittsburg, some months
since, I.purchaseda bottleof BGsrhaoe's H0lIqnd
s6ttteg9. Il relieved me so much that on retnr-
nlng home bought two more bottles from Or.
.Dyott which completely cured me of NEURALGIA.
nave recommended the article to many Of INV
friends, and four or five ofthe number saw f
cured them. think that my recommendation
mas done more for its sale in PHILADELPHIA than
your advertising -. = ''''
eve are not permitted to publish the nane.
but any person calling at the store or cotnm,,nil
eating with US byiletter, viii be convinced ofthe
truth Of this statement = ssls
"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
PRIVATE SALE oPvALUABIBFARMs
Inthe NeIEhborhood Of XYheelIn.r-


he F subscriber offers the well known Glendale
hich has been sub-dirilcd into seven sEsIi
vii be sold separate together to suit the
Of arabic and Woodland Each farm Is Well ia
zinG OF sheep or cattle A0s' u'e graz
l., Farm No 1=-Contains 176 acres The buildtngs
~ COCA repair consisting of stone dWenT stebi
most cboics De- and orchard Of the
,t ar IN O. Ia acres The buildings con
ott house, good barn. and Good stafias
=, m " o. B. Contains lie acres BnfIdinSs a..
any mouse The land In this tract IS superior ei
.ActAfHA NO A-AVthfn six miles OF Jybeeitnr
~ acFes, anu has on 1T dwelling house and
there are 215 acres = A ''.A"sE lanof In this
No. y Is beautiful hill farm adjoining
Of Wheeling. = SA'A WITHIN SIX miles
sS E Ne e also bisa wen improved, and IN
stable and sne ft good house, good barn and
tg9Ye properly lies within eight miles oF V1os,
w wnBssing creek, and two miles from Mrs Crn
Ahte1ls VI SALEOne-fsurth cash and tIs 1S,s;... T.,
annual payments, bearing Interest fron1 d. ~
red i annually Deferred payments gscn.
te9 q Dy q deed OF trust on the property ~ esS3
FOR 1nfthef particulars, enquire Of The
premises r.. BnlSeF Tesr, ~ on Inc
COP sooding, ESD, Elm GroYe.z - = ilE' ana "a
jnIy9s.e ELLEN B. BUCHANAN
Elhn Gfove p. o., Ohio Co.. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

LARGE SEIZURES OF SUGAR IN BosroN.-By
order OF Collector Austin, of the Custom House.
says the Boston Transcript Of the goth inst, q
large portion ofthe cargo of sugar recently
Robbins, from Havana, was seized yesterday, on
charges of false entry or differentiation. ,rhe
sugar was imported on the 18th of June last
consigned to Q. o. Whitmore & Son, aud was
stored in kldder's United States bonded ware
Manning, stanwoodtS Co, of the new State Sta e
street block, and Jonathan Gottle, 26 Congress
street. Two hundred and seventeen boxes
were found in the latter store, and about the
same sam. quantity in the former. The value of the
the charges should prove true, the property
viii be contiscated-one half it's value being for
telted to the government, and the other half to
the complainant in the case. A seizure ofabout
$4,000 worth of sugar in this city, few days
since, made disclosures which led to the above
action. tNS @0oSe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
A DIsBANDED VoIUNrEER.

a FARMER to his son says: ga love of the dra-
ma is to be cultivated, and be careful that YOU
don't confopnd the love of the drama with the
loveof the actress
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

'srhe Way Of Life. a paper devoted 10 the
cause OF REVEALS, has suspended publicatian
WIN I.a 9! the 18th number. = Exchange.
y always theEay Of life Ifsome stories
[etated OF the propTfetcrs are true they sbopld
have been suspended instead of the;, ,s. saouip
middleton StAtf1sI = s.'s'f pa per-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

A man who has flxed purpose to which ba
deEotes his powers is inv1lneraLle. Like the
rock ~ the sen. itsplits the tronies Of Iife sr5
they ed'lr round hIni IN idle foam 80 SOU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

AN EP1DEMIc IN TRE CouNrRY.-rhe fever
which has been prevailing so fatally for nearly
gear, at Petcrstown, Giles county, Va, has
become moro violent. Forty additional cases
are announced. The editor Of the AdDoeate has
visited the doomed neighborhood. and says:
"a moro desolate looking place we have new
er visited. Nearly every business establishment
female form, dressed in tho liabiliments Of
mourning, was to be seen. The graveyard which
we visited iii the ncighborhood was fearful
confirmation of the sad reports which have been
IN circulation. There was many a mound of
fresh carth--alas, too may to allow for a moment
the consOltng hope of the exagger7.tion usual in
cases OF such general distress. What fatal love
for the associations of home, in which the
family circle is SO often ruptured, can account.
for the adherence of these people to their pres
cnt locality?"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

/. N'> AM NAAAs.h 4tlEEN.-lne Toronto
Globe says, in reference to the gold discoveries
at Fraser River:
THESE gold discoveries present future to
! Canada OF the most dazzling kind. TIE settle
ment of the Pacific coast by the BriIi Ii noonIa
will inevitably lead to demand for co,n;nnniro.
ton across the continent, which can be supplied
through our territory much better than by that
OF the United States. We look to see the fertile
field OF tho Saskatchewan traversed by the iron
morse within a few years, and trade passing
through Canada such asno one has hitherto even
imagined In a dream. The northwest country
will be settled more rapidly than Iowa or Mime
sofa, anu thought to form part of Canada"
--ssO.N-z---
On1elN OF PoPuIAR SovEREtGNrY. Buch.
aueer named Tracy, made the following clever
hit, at the recent Douglas Democratic
meeting in Chicago:
The reputed father of Popular Sovereignty,
GIudge Douglass deserved no credit for what
nc ~ generally supposed to have invented. pom.
nlar Sovereignty existed in the Declaration of
lndepence, the Bill of Rights and the Constitu
Ton. 1t was tho wood.note that whistled
through the New England forests in 1920 It
was the vital element in American notifies when
Judge Douglas grandfather was STRIPPING.
L1EElN TRxAs-Ssrenty -Four Indians RIlled.
"A subscriber of the Troy Budget, who re-
sides in one of the Northern counties Of Texas
aPpends to a business letter to that paper, some
statements of general interest:
l have been hunting Tndians for two months
They SiIled two families of my nCighbors, and
Their blood cried daily forrevcnge NY children
SAID was too old to go after Indians Il said /
was OF the right stamp; know how to take
them. We killed IS, and came off victorious,
We lost one man aud one friendly Indian. am
q years old, but soldier yet I am thankful
Tor yonr good paper; send one dollar. nm n
years ago. "
se VIE government of Peru has passed a stat
ute that hereafter no legacy for prayers for tho
soul Of a deceased person shall exceed one-,birtl
part ofthe property. - s1''u
REV DIR, LICK recently preached his sixtietb
anniversary sermon in the first CongrrestiosaI
church in North Brookteld. Mass Ho IS 81
congregation tlS Uiielnsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
GARDENING.
NJ o T TO B!

A Ii those indebted to the frm of Goetze Diekman
IN coal iners are hereby authorize pay
to any one except the subscriber. compliance with this
notice Will trouble and expense to the debtors Of the
firm. AUG 5GOET2E,
iuly97-d1m Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

DOueLAs AND TIE PRRsDRNE-The Wash.
ington correspondents of the N. Y. Times saws.
THE Presidents bitterness against DoncI,s
Is not abated. Austin Brooks, Postmaster NJ
Quincy, ILL.,, post worth 81, 200 per annum,
was dismissed last Monday, because he avoVre5
himself Douglas Democrat. he had been seen, ~ -
appointed for four years only in May last
finally out of the party, was snperyissd bv ,bs
President y sue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
In Chancery,
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEsT

m SWEENEY q aON,s FRENCH PATTERN
Is FLINT GLASS FRUIT JARS, with Ground Glass
Stoppers made Of fine clear glass; tempered stand boil
Ing hot Fruit without breaking from heat, require
India Rubber Tin or Cork to render them air-gh have
been tested for Four Seasons and confidently offered
as the best article for the purpose in the market.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by T.. SWEENEY & SON,
Manufacturers Of Glassware, Importers China Queens
and House Furnishing Goods,
aug3 No. Ga Mai ST., wheeling. Vn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
ICEI IGEI

LII persons wishing to be supplied with Ice from mill
ace House. viii please leave orders at the PInmLe
shop OF fiy5-2ml = ii n n1ii iI ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04


LOCAL PLEAsUnE ROUrEs-one of tho incest
little excursions we know Of in this vicinity. is
to take the cars from hcre up along the Ohio, to
Wellsburg, and there stop an hour or two
aud take dinner with our old friend White. at
his Virginia House0-alter that to 20 across
the street to Roses Livery Stable, get one of his
elegant buggies aud fast horses, and strike out
anywhere into the surrounding country, along
the creeks or over the hills, into some Of the
beautiful greens, or to some Of the little towns
and villages further on. We never cnioyed \
ride of this kind more than we did a day or two
since We fell in with a number Of gentlemen
who were enjoying ''benefit' in one Of Roses
two horse "tprn outs. We cast in our lot TO
the, distance of some seven or eight miles.
Back OF Wellsburg, towards TnGcpendence nv
Bethany, are famous hunting grounds Known
of old for squirrels, PartridEes, &c. Thers SF,.
grounds too, set apart out that vsay fur Mic Moo
and pleasure excursions. The SYellsbnrrsrs
are and have always been much given 10 tSssS
two classes of sports. We recommend To MI
our friends who wish a day in the words or =
pleasure excursion of any Kind, to make ! trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
NOTTCE
Bedford Springs.

OFFICE r. q O. 4. r. CO.
vNvpso,,s4 WHEELING STATION July 18th, 1855
1EtssoNS visiting the Bedford Springs can purchase
through tickets at this station Fare Seven boIiars
!2s-sl ]. b. FORD, AT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

GsCtoEoNISTA Ell ONO" and Lond,e s brands of FIN
~ Cigars, just received and sale by
1uly9l w. A. EDWARDS & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
DENTISTRY.

respectfully inform the public thathsy
associated themselves together for the practice
of Dentistry Their office at 4S Market
Monroe and Union sts where they will be happy to
friends others wishing the services of
Dentist.
They were both yearthe assist
Dr. Hullhen, the senior partner has
constantly engaged In the himself the
eleven years time he become acquain
with OF the leading Dentists in almost all ths
cities the United States, and h1sfRmiarised himself
with various pecuarities in operating. They there.
being able to give entire abstraction
to aIlWho may favor them withtheir patronage.
ABR. RoBERTsON,M n. d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKY, very superior article i
" store and for Saleby W. A. EDyVARDs 3 RR0 NM II
juiy3l 1900 " SO'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

Utncel 'll1111 71S1HsS
INA IN nv absence from the city apply to
z g 4A4'N " K. II. HUBBELL,
40 10, No. 2s Monroe street-up Stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
nnR aAnROR @ RNT.
Enr Rent.

e,ToRE ROOMS oRFIOEs, WELL1NGs, Frame Brick
~ in the 9Th Ward. Rooms In the second and third st5r
GOD house small Hall 20 BY 70 feet Misc
for sale rlesAe on favorable terms apply
builulns e's7 THoS. HORNBR60K
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
New Music.

New MUSIC.
OAYNE& CO, No. "a, Monroe ST., have received a ne
lot Of Piano Songs and Pieces, to which they invite II
attention ofoyers music. Also, ne article Of Chit
and Violin Strings which have been pronounced S 80
judges to be an extra article. Oall and try them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
Tor Rent.

For Kent. ir
yTIHE store.FOom on Main street, North Wheeling or
merry occupied by s. D. Hoodrovs- For terms apply
to- Lmh10l 05Nf0A z. M1ChllAM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

q II AND TRU NK RAIL II q u
or CANADA.

~ADELIaHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
FRoh THE WEST TO
Boston, Neu York, and TIE Eastern Slater
Via the Michigan Ctnrai, Graf Weseys
Oefeniturghs Fsrmont Central, srd
GRAND TRUNK KAIRoAD or CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
Visiting some OF the grandcst and most vos
derful scenery In the world, including Toronto.
Niagara Faiis, SrsPsnsicn Bridge, Thousond Jsisnd,
Rapids u the 81. Laurence, Qaetse, Montreal, WAfs
Mounfnins, me Tubular Bridge tneayy tpo mile, IN
isngfAj, Lake Ghdmpiain, Faith Of Monfmorene.
Hudson River, ETC., etc.
On and after May /, 1853, baggage viii h
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMlGRAnTs.
Passages may be secured at the once Of the Com
panJ in Chicago BY SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hun.
aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superin tends the removal Of
emigrants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge,
Fare from $50 to $55 To Chicago, including
cooke provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI han.
OF &c 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
10 under contract to this Company for one or more
trlps TO Portland. Tourists return tickets frum
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be iSucd. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points East, also for the Leviatkan, or for the n,
o IS. y. Co.'S fhips, can be obtained at the Once
OF tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. Sc Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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u...,,,c.u County convention.

The Republicans Of Lee County will meet IN
Convention at CHARLESTON, on SATURDAY,
JULY gath, for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for Clerk Of the County, also, 70 appoint
delegates to the Jadtcisi Convention to be held al
Burlington, on ths 18th Of Juiynsxs, to nominate
q candidate for Judge Of the First judicial pis-
trict Of Iowa nd fer the transaction OF such oth-
or business as the public interest may require.
PHILIP NIELE,
Chairman Rop. Centrsi Committee.
June a 1883
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

H"WUE's "cWNWH M0ChIne.
INoK all manufacturing purposes, singers Sew
L ing Machines are dee med ipdi.prn.sLis Ths
public insist upon having their CLOTHING Ac., made
by them. Singers Family Sewing Machine il the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines Tor similar uses. has avoided or remedies
them all. II lie the handsomest Sewing Machine
ever N ade, and the easiest to learn to operate.
i's excellent mechanical principles ard qualities
arc readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their be-
coming universally adopt, d. Apply for J. III.
Singer CO. Gazette. Cor les supplied rrsti..
WestsrH Office lao LIKE Street. Chicago
mehsd6m WIN. Bh0DEkICk, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

CO he Nowburyport Herald says that old
residents were not little surprised on Thurs.
day last, by the advent in their midst OF Mr..
Peter Fudge, after an absence Of forty six
years. In 1872, MIR. Fudge had sailed from
Newburyport in ship belonging to the late
Moses Brown, since which time no tidings
were had of him until his return. His wife
WINS married. twice after his departure, and
some few years since she died.
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= CengressionAl OOAven'
yudlctnl Convcntion.

There win be Convention of Deiegates no
the Counties OF 1.ee, Henry, Loniss 80 %
Molnes, tcomprising the 1st Judicial Ustrics,1
holden at Burlington. Wednesday July 18Th, at .
o'clock p N :, for the psrpese OF nominassng can
dida,es for Judge Prosecuting Attorney - h en-
hsr o. the posxd a Rassaesop. The ratio Of rep
= ,s.t.,;o. win be - Asa1raAs for each hun
dred Republican votsss.
~ PHILIP yIRLH. Chm Cent. Com, Lee Co.
b. s. ELLIOTT, Henry c..
A. W. TAYLOR, Louisa Go.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, pes Moines Co.
June ~, 1888.
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MoRnd1l11 ~ Thurlow Weed says inss1hs
Albany journal:
"speck not bigger than mans hand" The
original impostor, Joe Smith, came to the
writer Of this article, only thirty.wo years
ago, with the manuscripts Of Ills Mormon BIZ
BILE, to reprinted. He then had but one fol-
lower n respectable and wealthy farmer q
the ,op Of Macedon), who offered himss
as security. for the printing. But, after resd3
ing a few chapters, il seemed such y
Of unlntslligible absurdisles, that we q
the work, sdyising Harris not to mok lis
farm and lrGnr bis family. But y
ed over t13rsto eur neighbor ElMGF.
Marshall an4Gottis Mormon Bible printed.
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FROM &. n. sCHIvEN,s AGENCY
FROM &. n. 0CRlVEN'N AGENCY.
msntrcai ocean steamship Co.'s
STEAM 4k SHIPS


ANGLO-SAxON, n lRTu AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnewl NORTH BHiTON, (new)
NOVA scoTIAN .tnew) HUNGARIAN, (nsw)
-, tne~).
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD of Canada, under sontyact with
the canadian Government to transport
tho Male.
DATES OF SAILING.
rRoN QUEBEC. yRox LIVERPOOL.
Everery alternate Satur- Every alternate sdpss-
day from the 72nd Of day from the 10th Of
May to the 10th Of April TO the Goth Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD 1t Port
land
RATES or PASSAGE.
From Chicago to Liverpool via Mich Central, reat
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
TO INV
according to accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
Fom Liverpool 10 Chicago, via Ste amers and Rail.
roads,
lst CT ass. Ae5 10 AIl6 rs
according to accommodation.
25
including cooked provisions.
fully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger tieksted through viii be al
lowed tho same quantity II baggage 1RxE by Rail.
road as by Steamer, Wis 20 cubic feet for each
cabin and 10 feet for each stserage passenger
Special trains from Quebec with tho Mails and
Passengers arc dispatched the arrival Of esch
Steamer.
1t will be obscrved from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in CROSS
Ing the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Col
Rs and Cunard lines by The ann ua tables In the
MY. Herald during 1857 being
EAsrwARp. wEsrWAxn.
Collins Line, lid 22h 2om Collins line, isd sh ON
Cunard !" NJ. l0d 23h BIN Cunard NJ. I1l I6h an
" Boston lad Oh 0m Boston I'D ian IN,
Canadian lnslodi5h ON Canadian l.. lid III ON
The longest passages made by he Canadian Line
we're IL days 10 Liverpool and / 2 days TO Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is 10 20
days, and the Canard Line Of is 70 ~ days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool 10 Chicago. apply 10
j. WAkkACK
Agent II the NJ. o. So. Co.,
No. 80 Dearborn Street, Chicago. Lls.
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Ts|ksr.pA,s naI.. i
"A dijb3,h to the A. e.
Roswell, Of this city, sdU
cd NJ ellss e
ID, "a. Ls.s :
intunda of the jail Ton
sarden Gaylor Walk -
bout l6 months AZ al -
'dred witnessed the k4e we
attended by - AZ O
= )! 4 81 d ! |
~ TO sayS = Ms
1o(k led, be remained sil6ht Tho black
was adjusted, the drop fell, and he died
NjBheot struggle.
WxDniNoToN, June 25.--The subject Of
eosscting the rights Of the citizens Of the
Nicaragua transit route to-day occupied NJ
attention of the administration, and me-
ures will doubtless be taken to prevent any
improper interference with them by foreign
powers.
ThtWar Department has received infos-
nation from Gen. johnson, but it gives noohrI
ing moreof interest than what has recently
appeared in the newspap4rs. The army at
Camp Scott was waiting ri supplies.
|. Dispatches for General Scott having been
eent to his head quarters direct have not yet
reached him in this city.
New YORK, june 25.-An arrival from
Buenos Ayres furnishes advices to the 18th
inst.
The quarrel between Urquiza and Buenos
Ayres was in stata quo. Urquiza had been
detected in trying to influence the municipal
elections in the province. The affair caused
much excitement.
A Buenos Ajltan schooner had been wreck
ed, and IL out Of dFcrsons Of good fami-
lies had persisted. All business was pros
trated. :.
| NEW HAVEN, June 25.--The yachts engaged
in the ocean race were spoken at | O'Clock
to-day, under the Long Island shore. The
| Rebecca continued to LEAD, as from the start.
| The others followed in the following order !:
Minnie, Ina, Madgie and Haze. The re
maindd We're badly beaten. The Madgie is
Philsdslphn yacht, belonging to Capt. r.
r. Lopez.
WELLsylLLK, N. Y, June 25.-The Mason's
celebratsd S.. Johns day here yesterday,
and after N ofation adjourned to a large
hall for iinnsr. About 700 persons - -
Ltefed the ROOM when about one half Z che
floor gave way, precipitAting some 900 TO the
door beneath. At ths same tim&A floor
above came down, with quantity 0tlcr's
flaming mills, humber, &C., burying u mass
Of people in the ruins. Fortunately no one
was killed, but from 40 to so were wounded
welsviIle; Mrs Daniel Dex lndepen-
dence; Mrs. Johnson, Of Friendship; and Mrs.
Calvin, Of Bingham, Pa; are reporto e
! jured were alive and most Of mfogt-
abls. sa
RuyLAND, Vt, June 2kun<n
| insfeduced relating knti-
Slavery, Marriage, IN rm,
Rfee Trade, and Sabb6sn OR
ship. About one thousand =
| present, the Spiritualists predon NJ
TogoNTn ,June o5--p Par lam I