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The Condition of the Newfoundlo,d Zine

OFFICE ASSOCIATED PRESS, New York, August c.
Noon-fhe Newfoundland line gave Sackville
der ~ ''7 VI
The lines east to Halifax from Sackve and west to
New ork are in good order, but the difficulty is some
where beyond Sackvie. The line will probably be re-
paired in the of the afternoon Not word has
been received east of Halifax to-day
LATER
EVENING, ii oclock.-The line to New Foundand is
down at Cape Breton from Port Hood 1t gave cut ON
Thursday evening, since which communication with
New Foundand has been had Owing wild and near
y uninhabed country through which this portion of the
effected f "
There is however, not the least doubt of the reliability
oil Mr. tlelds report of yesterday of the complete sue
cess of the cable. The weather eastward is thick and
wet. ~
the encouragement of the friends of this great en-
erprise we merely remind all Trinity Bay is fui
IZoo miles from New York, and the lines pass through
region very unfavorable for that purpose
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Sentenced f0 he Hnnr

WATERBURY,, CONN, August 6.-The extensive Conner
Rolling Mills of Messrs. Brown Browns was burnt this
morning. Loss from $4,000 to 100000 Insurance
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Middling ...... 134@134 13k@13A 1S4(d134
Good Middling I3X MA ID G1I4H l32G14
Middling Fair | Ii G0I14k 141 G14I Hold 49,

HEkS-Are unchanged and in fair request at 45(0
s W ,cI rs; lor prime Southern and Western
,. I've have change to note this week. The
M me- contnues @ very quiet for all kinds. Sicily Oran
RRi si selling at $49$5 per box and Lemons 81;
monds Princess paper shell and shelied At 9aS95 cts
as1 ana Bordeanx 1920 cts Sicily 1OK cts hard
t ~ pns so cl io Malnnts-Naples II cs Sicily 7GsK
s1gl24 ks cts Preserved Ginger s77 So per case Cur
IT, ~ per TO- Citron lsa19 cts. Dates AKA
nI Gi orp III TIT Saackers 81 20 for 40 packs No. l.
FLOuk-fhe market has been very inanimate through
tne ana during the portion of it rather
heavy me very light stock however of ali descriptions
of Western has enabled holders maintain nreyious
with much nrmness We give the following recaptua.
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THE ATLANTIC CARRIE

The NEWFOUNDLAND LINE INTERRUPTED-NO COMMUNT
CATION WITH TRINITY BAY-PRESIDENT BUCHANAN's
REPLY TO MR.. FIELD.
NEW YORK, August 6.-The Newfoundland line ceased
to work early last evening thus cutting off all commun
cation with the cable at Trinity Bay yet we have had
no communication with Trinity Bay day and therefore
tefe is nothing important to communicate Our last ad-
wees lett the engineers and their assistants employed in
getting the cable ashore
No doubt was entertained that the Agamemnon had ar,
rived at Nalenta Bay but the teegraphc instruments
Tor the transmission of intelligence never been put
up on board OF either vessel there be actual com
municaton except by signals after both ends of the
caDe snail have been connected with the instruments on
shore, which may require several days.
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S REPLY TO MIR FIELD
PHILADELpHIA, August 6.-The President has given
permission to the Associated Press to copy his
referring to the opening of the cable in reply to Mr. Field
Wmch was transmitted from Bedford Springs yesterday
1t is as follows:
- BEDFORD, August 5th.
Cyrus W. Field Esq, Trinity Bay:
MY DEAR SIR-I congratulate you with all my heart
on the success of the great enterprise with which your
name so honoraby connected Under the blessing of
DIVINE Providence trust it may prove instrumental in
promoting perpetual peace and friendship between the
kindred nations. have not yet received the Queens
dispatch Yours very respectfully
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Duel ut New Orleans.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Chas. Barrett, Baltinorean
was to-day sentenced to be hung the 2d of October
or the murder of Reeve Lewis.
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Inc Jury empanneled to investigate the causes
OF the late accident on the Housatonic Railroad,
not having the track fenced where the accident oc
Cured.
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De Rivierc Discharged.
SAVANNAH. August 5.-Captain De Riviere has been
from custody
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The Kansas Herald says, that ex Governor STAN
ton candidate for the United States Senate from
that Territory, when it becomes State.
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New ORLEANS Aug. A duel occurred here Yesterday
between Major Henry and Joseph Howell in which the
former was wounded severely.
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OHIO FLoUR-The sales have been very Ieht including
oJ $50 bbls Super S4 so, DO bbls Choice Extra
s. Ssi 100 bbs at S5 % and 200 bblsao at S5 81
Goodbtands of fresh inspected Super held rmfs at
81 10 ol'rsh 81 50l4 621 that made of WI S5,
and ESlradF - 25u5 so for good to choice 20 market
closes very to-day at these figures.
HOWARD STREET-Saes of $50 bbls fresh ground Super
at $40 125 bbs do at 81 62 and 100 bbs do made of
Wheat at So There have been sales of Extra re
ported; quote it at S5.50a5.75.
CITY MILLs-The sales include 100 bbs new Super at
S4S7h, 400 bbls do at S. and 400 bbs Extra at S.
The market closes to-day very quiet 5 Super and
S5.50GL6 for Extra
BALTIMORE GROUND FLoUR.-The millers have again
advanced their rates this week 25 cts per bb Family
now selling at IS and Extra at 81.
RYE FLoUR.-The stock has been very small all the
week. which has retarded operations and rendered the
market much rmer at the advance We now quote it at
$3.75d4.
Corn MEAL has been very dull in consequence of the
advance necessarily brought about by the high price of
Corn The sales reported only 200 bbls City Mills
$3.50.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WHOLESALE LUMBER MARKET-WRIGHTsv111
cullng So; ID common SIS Is common s3 pannei eI0
Hemlock boards and scantng ST. Pine scantling Sl3
Dill stun Sl3; Plaster Lath S2d225 Shingles SSdl4
WRlGHTSVllLE. PA, COAL MARKET August b
Anthracite Coal S444 per tom do Lmeburner's do g IL
BiuminOnS brslc al
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The Telegraph Reioicinns

MILWAUKEE, August 5.--Great enthusiasm was mani
Tested here over the of the Atlantic Teegraph
The telegraph offices, the Daily Wisconsin, and many
other buildings were splenddly illuminated and fire
We rks We're let off The military also paraded the streets
aud salutes were fired TIE event evidently causes
great and unparalleled sensation.
DUBUQUE, August 5-The greatest joy is expressed at
the success of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable The tele
graph office, the Daily Herald and other buildings are il
Illuminated in honor of the event
PITTsBuRG, Aug. 5-The telegraph office here is illu
minated in honor of the great achievement There is an
immense crowd ON the streets, and band Of music is in
attendance.
The telegraph offices at Ceaveand and Detroit are u
minated tonight, and salute of one hundred guns is
being fired in each city.
NEW YORK, August 6-Ihe Merchants Exchange and
the various telegraph offices at q Wall street are bril-
any illuminated this evening the success of
the Atlantic telegraphic cable.
The great event is also being appropriately celebrated
tonight in every town and village throughout this State
and new England and the British Provinces wherever
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WASHINGTON NEWS-4rcrsr e

me assays prove the gold to be nearer the charac,
p e Saiiforna ore than that of the Australian wbci
latter, has little silver yielding nearly pure oId
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 4-Vessels arrived at the Balize
report seeing suspicious looking schooner full of men in
latitude $50 co., long. $50 90. The schooner avoided
speaking the vessels which close enough to observe
that she had a swivel gun and other arms on board
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PRICE TWO CENTS
resent, ana wishes them long life health and

happiness s hie, heath and
After Mr.. Crichton sat down, several gentIor,a, .
sponse to toasts, addressed the company amor N IN re
were Mr. BENZ De Ford, Mr. Andrew J. DunlevT 1 mo 3
Henry ID. Mears, Agent of the Line '' MI
The Telescope and Lorgnette presented on this
We're from the establishment Messrs Widdiiield & 80
Boston, and are beautiful specimens of workmanship
AT about O'clock after drinking the health of Captain
Halle and all his crew. and wishing them many neasant
trips the company RETIRED extremely pleased with the
afternoons enjoyment. ~
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IMPORTS OF July AT NEW YORK

Total. So 995 1896 S39474 2o1 SIS, ,72l, ,1l9
Entered for warehouse. 1907 675 6,776 S35 2949 l66
Cash duties paid ... & o37 O1o 9s7 305
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The following are the inspections of Flour Meal for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

JEwELRY AND IuoN BUSINESS IN Providence.
Over 1900 persons in the city of Providence
obtain their support directly from the jeweIry
business, the annual product of which is esti.
mated not to fall short Of Sc, ooO, 900. The num-
Der of persons employed in the manufacture
ofjewelry before the crisis was 1894, which is
now reduced to only $40. Their wages before
the crisis amounted to sic, 37T- weekly. In the
iron business the number of operative employed
before the crisis was 1886, receiving $40, 229
weekly in wages The number is now reduced
to 1870, and portion of the establishments are
on short time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

NAvAL.-The Governments is now shipping
men at the Naval Rendezvous in this city, for
the steam frigatc Niagara, to coon the Telegraph
Laying Expedition in the Spring. The men are
to be shipped expressly for the Niagara, for the
term of twelve months, unless sooner dischars-
ed. We are glad to hear that the Government
is now gettiug for general service the very best
men; in some cases picking less than ten men
out of hundred applicants. Since. the con.
struction of those steam .frigates we have Ma
Wy which, in quality, is unequaled in the world.
IN. 7. Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

"A dHGIuRB WIN Be delivered In ne OATHEDnaF.
"a ClghCHt on Friday eVeuine, fisrf - M n a
o 7 e ~ y. Revieu.
TO IHG CHuRcHH The price Of - a
ana the proees o. the ieeture b ntpropFiStsd T.
49,. rs pors OF the oFps care OF tie $780,
OF =. joseph. . the W heeling Hospital. = =
LOOT " o opened AZ % o'clock he Iestar. WIN
,r5l reefs nay Be progured q Tie stores o. Wide m
church on The evening % ne Iectufe iSnis t -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

Miss MATILDA HERON, who recently married
Robert Stoepel, the "head ffdler'' of the orches-
ira at Wallack's theatre, is now said to -have
tasted of connubial bliss once before. She first
made her appearance in the character of wife,
in California, the part of the husband being
then acted by the District Attorney of San
Francisco. The marriage was not 4 felicitous
one, and doubtless long since resulted in q d.
vorce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
Trust Sale.

IQY virtue % deed Of trust made 9Sh day Aagast
II lSS1, By Philip J. Sehnider 70 sheTTaTd Clsns,
as trustee tor the benefit OF John n Bail and Henry Kerr
ton and which said deed Il recorded In the clerks once o.
ne county Court % Ohio county, Virginia. In Deed beck 9o
II too oi; sa proceed 70 sen AZ pablo auction, ~ he
Auction rooms OF Gee 2 ekhaa In the city Of wheeling.
on the 18th day OF January, 1S5 Ous Seven Octave Plno
Forte nov at the house % John fhOrnbur oun,
virginia, and also one Gold Watch and Chain.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
for tie trustee, shan convey only suehttle
vested In him By said deed Of trust.
SHERRARD CLEMENS, BJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
DISSOLUTION.

THE 1ru Of Dosue e5SEnl 3 ihs day dis5sToa "a
Il mutual consent. FhsbasEnels of the aEl W :. =
= The hands o. A. 3. Doene, Who = fully aut0Et1sa
ne name % the Hrn IN setsiins E lts aHaiEs o.,y
wheeling. Jan. III, 1855. ~. coTsiEL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
Cn-Partnarship

Fft9E tndsrsiened have MS day formed
u ouder te name % Doaus 8 Adasns, fer TIE ~
% tFansacting general conmission FlOlr an -
hlsinels, the warehouse, corner Main H1l 9ins3 =
formally occupied by DOane 4 CoEEiiL o..T
s shsSss.hs.5an. ;. isss-s aE5 s 3ISATS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

p
TuE DOUBLE SuIc1DE Extraordinary Letter.
Our readers will recollcct the announcement,
short time ago, of two young men being found
dead in the same bed, at Fayetteville, n. C.
In their room was found the following letter,
directed to tho finder:
"I24 M.-It is our desire that the jury ofin-
quest be assured that this act was our own;
that We did it coolly, calmly and cpllectedy,
uninfuenced by any one whatsoever We pro-
ferred dying natural death to dyin. with dis
ease, especially galoping consumption, with
which one of US at least would 1 ais course
has been contemplated by one of u dwight
mani for two years, but now finding good con-
pany, have concluded to CO. l wish Drs.
Haigh and Gillian to examine my brain, that
assured that these physicians will be satisfied
that was not laboring under temporary de-
rangement
1--WE wish both of US to be buried in the
same grave. We have no enlnity against any
individual on earth, and hope no one has against
US. The reason why we do this is nobody's
business but our own. We are determined to
try another world, either better or worse; if
worse, it is policy, at least, that We hasten in
order to get used to it.
"WIGHTMAN AND ELLIorr."
There. was another, written by Mr. Wight
man, directed to his brother, which read as
follows:
Dear Brother-It is my wish that you at
tend to whnt business I leave unsettled, and
that you bury my body in the same grave with
that of Mr.. Elliott he being the only true friend
1 ever had on earth, and in death we are not
divided; by which you will confer the last kind
- - ttyV,,t,, !, !, 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

Ar the beginning Of this month the old meth
cd of reckoning currency in Canada by pounds,
shlllings and pence was abolished, and the deci-
NAL system of this country snpeEsedes it,
Decimal coins will be coined to meet tie re-
qnirements of the law. They will probably
correspond in value with those of the United
States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

RoBEkr a. CRAIe, British subject at Punta
for losses sustained by him in the seizure of
Walkers expedition by Com Pauldieg. He al.
lcges that he rented to Gen. Walker part Of
his premises, and that he had a large quantity
of provisions in hiswarehouse belonging ioWalk-
er at stipulated rate of storage per month for
each package; and also that he advanced on the
security of the provisions the sum of $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
Cash svatam.

Cash System. -.
ne Eis. e 5is5a .s 80, s@I S9TrI9 I'ea Rs.y
not depart from this Flfe lnder any oDg
p4r qFpaTtirs ghalsoeFeF. bslg ~, 81,
eEpeTenc hat this pan Is not ouly bettef iot
% les ssse i'F ne s'..'' rcIALIEss. nEoS o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
NOTICE

u Misunderstanding C6nPsby, for de choice o. FIss
director, Ae, and the transaction Of such ohef
nay legally come before them, Uin Be held - = e
Q: the Company. IN wheeling, va, At II o'eloek 4 = y
tEDSlsDAf February 1Uth, Is5s, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

A young naval officer. when asked what peri
cd of the baltic was most appalling, replied
The few hushed moments when they sprin-
blood as yet unshedn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

Loan BACON is said to have frequently told
the following anecdote:
Aproul, lazy young fellow once came to an
old man who sold broom bosOms at Buxton, and
asked to have one on credit to whom the old
row of thy back, and borrow ofthy belly; they'll
meier ask thee again; shall be dunnins thee
every day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

WITTY REPLT.-s'What are you going to give
me for Christmas present." asked gay dam.
sci of her lover.
81 have nothing to give but my humble self"
was the reply.
'"The smallest iayors gratefully received, +" was
the merry response of the lady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

PREcocIoUs.-A little friend of ours was re-
Gently asked the question, who made your
Placing his hand a few inches from the floor, he
answered, "God made so tmnch, and / grew the
rest alone. ri Srh0a9G ssF.F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
J. 4 A ARE0T. E ~
LFNCu, ARNOF 4 Co,
GEernnt aesa.e

Caution.4 - Z ss1fsf -ts'-
Many pFugFistst having old Linluaents ON HAD WI frr
% sen them to the best, do you 6stivey re-
fuse % purchase them Ask for ABR Ages KRCFiO LIN
IAENT,e aad take 10 CHER - = = r
Liberal ksFoPosition. ~
Inc proprtetors agree % purchaser Of dol
lar botflsS Win free on % tl u ~
one year This = one Of TIE hest 1,lTe-S
eptitng the holder 20 he benet % ais Fo
Sslpen = enclosed In the wrapper every ddar .
Lhe Arctic LnHent is put up IN Q5 cent 20 cent and
~ oott me % cent and - bottles eontaiu 50 ana 100
PER sent more LAnment n propoTon 10 t6ir cost and
are tns eheaPest- For sale By BRAGG 4 BurRROWTts
Sole Proprietor, g. Louis. No
An SCENT Varted In every town and viafe AnplIea-
tons must always be accompanied ~ rfspesit efer
enees, For sole BY LAUGHLINs BTjsiIFTFII1
1AnteftI-emd&W-Gl General Agents 70, t7heeii',a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

A lady ofrank complaining that her husband
was dead to fashionable amusrments, he replied:
"But them my dear, you make me alive to the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
MEW EIRM.

DRs- BARTLErf & WTNGIIEII., Den,is.s, IN
5St Market Street, opposite Washington Hal, WAes
Winohsil bsinE compelled BY his rapidly Increasing
business, 20 add 70 his for doing the ss1ae tales
pleasuTein Informing bis ends ana the public
formed business connection with n. 8. RTett y. D.,
Eo has had afeen successful Den
tai profession.
Surgical and Mechanical DeutStT8 familiar With, and
practice all tie latest improvements Of the DtntaiA and
guarantee that for beauty urahtS and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shallhot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort Of ARTIFICIAL dread
inexperienced during the necessary preliminary
ton OF the old teeth and roots Informed that BY
process entirely unlike ChloFofora EheT ant ap-ca.
bic in most cases and VhGFDlEess fR az, teeth
now extracted Withoutpatn
Any information ayier apPertaIning their pFoieI.
sion they will be pleased to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth.
~ OmeeOPsn At All hours. srpi6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

Poor MAN,-In Gov. wise's letter occurs the
following sentence;
The President is bachelor, and he must
therefore, be exnsed for not comprehesidiRg a
domestic institution, as well Is we who have
houses full ofchildren.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
Wheeling. Nov. is. 1851. JANIS ORR : .
q NaW.I,irht.

TtTIE Dranond Light pEnduced from Improved sYETIC
j. OIL has no equal, and aftsF personal ADD
factory trial We present. tito TO the public SATE, CHEAE
and best portable light IL D safe
free nom All explosive properties. Il g cheap because de
cost hour Il less than half cent Il Is the best heeags
the smaHest lamp VIII burn brilliant with steady dame for
twelve hours without reng trinminya and give suut
light or any ordinary sized Fo and having puTeasedthe
rigt Q manuaetuTe and sell We confidently FeeOmHena
FoF sale Wholesale and Retail at the House Furnihur
Store % J. K DUNHAM ( CO.
Jan 10 No. I1o, Main ST. Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

SNARF REPLy.-.I thought you were born ON
the LIST of April, said Benedict to his lovely
wife, who had mentioned the a2lst rs her birth
day. Most persons would think so from the
choice made for husband y she replied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
Trustee1s Sale

RY viEtue Of Deed Of Trust from ". Il. Russell Va.
~ L. AeAtee and others me- bearing date Juy 4
and q record r Ohio coanty In Deed Book - pags -
The WHESlISs WIDOW GLASS WOaKs iaeladinr Lots
red y the original plat Of North Wheens IS, g 81 -
~. tne SAD WoFs hsng In complete TuuninE order
Also pets wen Seasoned and an the Implements, M
&e - use or belonging 20 said works For ale
On reasonable terms. Possession given July. 1873
janis Apply 70 7. G. McAFEE, fru'tee:
THE ELECEEON!-L6SF CALI!
E City Colleeter Il engaged ia making eut ne e
eee the Council ehlmbeF, in thl pPH