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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
NEW YORK MARKET.

MARCH lG.-Flour firm; 1000 bbls sold at
Si,25a4,3O for State, decline Of &C Wheat
iirm sales of 5000 bushels at S 80 for ny.
white. Corn firm at 40 for yellow. Pork stc;l
dy. Lard 81; heavy Whisky firm at %
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CIECINNATI, March lh.-River has risen 81
feet the last 81 hOurs-still rising Weather
clear aud cloudy alternately. Thermometer a.
PITTsBuEG, March l6.-River IS feet, rising.
Weather cloudy and damp. Mercury SO.
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FOG saaER1FR.

FELL0E cTFIzESs.-At the solicitation Of Butn-
Der % frishdE, again o6er myself eanIae Isr tie
O:e Of sheriff for Ohio county, lging SELF, ifeet
discharge the duties ~ The once Eith mPArllalits
feh3 A. BEDILLIuN.
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MAY ELECTION.
CommIsrioner orRevepue.

MrssRs. EDTuas:-Pitas- announce 7. N. PEAiBERTON,
ESQ., Csnuidate Of Kew
Country Dist-ieJ, and favor many
personal Trends aud THE VOTERS.
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SETTLEMENTS.

OCoUSTS against all parties indebted the subscri.
n bers will he rsie a and ready Tor settlement Hy the
jaBu ~ calling their accounts by
that will be 9Th them Immediately teresf
t-r- (dsc2SI MCiAILENS, KNOX & co.
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ARRESTED

CnIcAGo, March f6.-Van Gicsen, thc Post
office robber, was arrested short time since by
officer Dennis. lie plead not guilty, AID was
to day sentenced for 10 years.
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RnEs HmRRIRR.

AEssss- EEEToEs:-PeTulit through columns 70
announce myself CIsTZEN's CANDIDATE for election
the once Of Sheriff OHIO eoGnty, the ensuing Spring
Election Lfeb4l ISAAC COTTs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
CINrINNATI MARkEr

March lG.-Fiour Ste,tdy; in fair demand at
s., GUa3,70 Tor Super. Whisky unchanged at
lG@c. Good demand for side Bacon; 30 hhds
ut SIC. In other kinds, no sale 80 far.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
HusINEss NoTTCEs.


fraeL- Clifford the Virginia Card Writer in
,sdS To remain a short time at the Mcclure
Hoase Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to ex-
anime specimens viii please call and judge of
cue merits of his writing, a pack of cards
written superior to engraving for the moderate
p'''e Of $l,5O per pack of 90 cards. Gentle
,a s will ind, pack of Frank Cliffords, beau
s %'l,y written cards very acceptable present
'oF 'ne ladies. Cards written in every possible
style at the latest notice. at*
;, fsEfumery.-r. H. Logan & Co, advertise
"elF lately renewed and Increased stock of per
q, stock which for variety aud excel
"HSs' will compete with any in the west as may
s1S''S be demonstrated 10 any person who win
sSe9Fd call of inspection. While speaking OF
,n'' establishment, we would recommend lIur-
IN aSoS generally, either at wholesale or retail,
eve 'niS popular establishment call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

Mil Deteatioa- rhe mail train from the
cast yesterday morning was detained several
hours on account ola slip near yelling Tunnel
Inc eastern bound train which left here Mon
dly evening was obtained at the salne point
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

MEssRs. EpfTuRs-ttsase announce Worldly Gitzfn
Wd. ]. MOUsrES, a. an Independ-nt candidate for
Sheriff, in the ensuing SpEinE Election.
feb6 TAE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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COmm1ssIoNE It OF nEvENUE.

MEssRs EDToks:-PlsGse my cAEdi-
tle City District
at the ensuing Aiay election JOSHUA LUkLNs-
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C1rlYLr. In. Jure g. fssa

CAELYLE, ILL., JGEe e, 1879
Ihavs used Prof. D J. WoOts Hair Restorative, and
have admirri ts wonderful snsets- Ny lar btetn
thought premauFeIy hut y tie 81 his
Rester.tve Il has ts original color EL have
iIO doabt, permanently
g. BRZSFE, ex-senator, u. 3.
o.. WOOD CO., PropFIetSFs- sfz Broad ~, n I'm
the ~ T. Wire Railing EstaihHentl ard III MARKET
street Lauis, No. And sold - s good DTusEis:s-
dee3sdtH Az 3il II
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COUNTY COURT.
FOR SHERIFF,

EDIlUE1s-FIalsE .
for reelection as clerk Of The County Court county
the ensuing May Eieetion- Ifb6l JNO. MccOLLoCH
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SHERIFEA ITY.

EDs ISTELLIGEscEE:-Nve privilege announcing
known and popuzr fellow citizen, AKf'HiBALI
WARKEN idats for the ShrriHAltys The sI,su
LIZ Spring Election. lfeblIl CIflLEN=-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

Tie Rieer.-The river yesterday was rising.
The weather was the war,nest of the season.
The Courier left last evening for Cicinnnati, The
Nessengc., that has just been released by the
gorge, was at the landiug yesterday with bro
ken wheel. She was to have taken out pro-
test The beats destined for Pittsburg, have all
departed The packets are all running regular
~ and doing good business. Business is re-
wing in all departments.
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o N d DOLLA r

VKpEgy II ~ liz II ] ~
ONE OF TIE BEsr PuRGATlVE AND LIVER MIDI
" CINES before ile public, nHHeiy, DH AAi ohIs
ISyIGoRATO LireT gsteiy that acts tGtdFfse,
miider and eEreInH ,an any ether nsd
~ cine known 1t is mes otiy CaiLariie iTi L4T T
matter, thus accomplishing tive edsrtuHly with
atiOis Of raOst Ca,sTss Ii Strengthens ihe syst al
x the sans time that PuIg.s H. Ard Nsn taken aiS IA
moderate doses and buiid u ~ ei uin
- DA. siSr1sDs IxvieuR,IoE Compounded rLi.c,Iy
NtfrSm nv ARTICLES Of netiieiEe, EuHi'l1 ,6utns.
contains mech strength hundred doses 81 Cal
Orasi, without any oIits deleIeIi9us elects.
hays be- GuI e known phy seiaHs ana never us'
in their prescriptions until used ia the cf'hc
orator, which with such unprecedented sues,ss
and EnoSn u its eneets i. has rarely ever :@
to cure LtseT Complaints In their worst forms
Indigestion adeTatEed Ltrer is
- when The LAYER Is excited notion
Jaundice caused by improper action Of LiF6r
tt ,, ~, ,Io, MI liz 49, ,tr in-ieTsIr
regularly one week. and their skin viii begin to Hssen=
Cosveness can be permanently by the Ir.viso-
Take It ia small doses retiring, ard
nature in her operations BY gradually diminishing The
'dose, the bowels are left In healthy aud 9sVs state,
anu work as regularly as clock WORT SICK liesdl.s is
'oTHl"r which eorreets all acdt'1 and sonIsss 81 s
For al overloaded stomach, it las 10 equal As ii
= lieves all oppressive uurssy feeling after Eating
heartiy For family medicine sSiisrail siiAlo uie
~ speak ia tlG highest teftas.
GR sASrOnD's iNyisOHAIeE came to us recommended
for Liver Complaints, und all d-tasts sTisl
from Diseased Liver. Ihs tesinenitis Of 50 many u
Oar fh!se'ahs IA Us % % tI3 ~, AZ nov
u sings given DysptTTrs, it made eoltIe
cure before the bOIIie taken, and
anything Sdle without trouble, She before, roth
ing hut tile liFhst food - AID often al.
gave pain Now what to al sdtis
q Liver Complaint Dy speIsH trouble Gu,
- fail To this the gTeAtest remedy ia the Worldf
. E6IrE.
There has never bsen tried In cor family IEt d.
(which has with Enc ubbOuHded ia tie
OF diseases children, DE- SGKFokBs lSyiC-
oRATOR Is il alone dsyascs OTehiIrsn that
riuse it; for IL CathaFfie uiiy gtntly
and to rvnOvate tile thoroughly tiAi
= Ia fl.tIt
tEhgn they heed medicine tliis gdy There
that have under notice where great Ian
eft has been received in diseases tbe LITER
aud bowels where reiaeies 'ail 10 give rt'f
thas become useful family that
" without it-sydekE0Rgffff( Ak6r.) Republican.
DOLLAR
SANFORD 4 Co PFOpFitIOFs j5S BT0adV ay, NV YoIk,
r. II. LUGAN 4 CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KEYsEl. Pi,tsbuTsh W oItsaie Agents..
anIT-Sn-lr-LaW
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MEssss. EpuoAs.-Piease = Candidate
the Office Of Ohio county, tn ensuing kpuHg
Erection. Lfsbil ANDEE1 Whl1E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

l,TiVVRA Ginger and Domestic Brandy, ,ust TvceiN,
| as.t Tor sic by local w. A. EDWARDS FRO
= NOIIBI-g RECTIRIED WHlskH.-ssi bills for sale by
l J T-bIS DOANE 6 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

CuKE THE LIvER.-There is an article selling
,hroughou the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as a remedy for
Liver Complaints We have reference to DIR.
Sanfords lnvigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great TO believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that nc
company the testimonials. Its, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or n general debility that often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one
the most eminent physicians OF New York, anc
it is said, most of his cases were treated wit.
the Invigorsltdr with such invariablc success
that he has been induced to offer it as famil'
medicine, and let the world have the benefit
hi., discovery If those who are troubled wit.
debility, headache, langOu., or slow, ingerin
over win try a bottle, we think they might 81,
physiciansls bills AID days, perhaps years
s,,ffering.-C Ohio Statesman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

l"gi"s dbout-"Hole in the Day" the cele-
DRAFTED Chip eva Chief was at the Mcclure House
Yesterday, cnrOuto from Washington to his
home in Minnesota.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

Mysterious disappearOnce- John Howell
received at the counter of the North Western
Bank at Parkershnrgh one day last week, TWEEN
N,one hundred dollars belonging to two gentle
men residing in Marietta, Ohio Not returning
at the time agreed upon, the owners of the mo-
ney become uneasy on account of his absence,
and repaired to Parkersburgh in search of him.
No very satisfactory information, with regard
to his whereabouts, was obtained until day or
twoaIterwardS, the runner is, be was seen ON the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bound for the East.
lie was pursued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

wooD: II long aftsrI Bliss
Geld before the bottle Restorative ELIci
order agent in Detroit, nLd vLsH II
eoneiule kaIiils hair,
it. Il las done all
10; nay family nda ,huVirF
messed IL Elects using and TCCommt nniuF
Others entitled 10 the highest console FstfsE CLAIM
SOLONON MANN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
THE INTELLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1858.

,,go,t Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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T55es Noesumri Amuseaeats.- I'VE aiinounc.

Tyoss NortHEIutt LlausetteRtS.-He allilounc-
u yesterday morning that revival of popular
,.:,nrnaI a.nusements had taken place. Night
lafore last the participants were numerous
TI. performance opened with strong run up
Market street, the actors lending variety aud
r.st ia the race by turning over all the store
hove. in the street, and bowling like so many
;,tnriated yahoos. Next they gave chase to a
,oor, bcf,lddIed wight, who happened to be on
Ii. return from a convivial gathering. The
risht prowling rascals threw stones after him
and the compound of luckless timidity took to
hi, heelsIas vigorously as if;he were about to be
robbed Of his heavenly prospects or murdered
amt right. OF course this was fun for the pur.
saers. and they stopped and surged and roared
with laughter. Then a song arose upon the
f,r and ,noonless blackness,-"Fcw Days
and all hands came down, with caSt-lron lungs,
: ale swallowed Jonah, head and tail,
Use gwine "Ome."
The Scottish maiden, Annie Laurie, the damsel
who made the world an Eden, Mary of Argyle
and Gentle Annie" were successfully muir
dered, the canine slaughter of the Old Dog
Tray taking its place in the programme. The
whole performance, of which we do not under
take to give a 1.-THE, met, as it does every night
with most decided disapprohation. Not unfre-
qncntly something in the tragedy line is enacted,
is upon last evening when crowd of the row
dies dumped poor fellow down a steep bank
near the Market street suspension bridge, and
afterwards kicked him for falling. We hope
the proper authorities will, at least, consider
tleproprety of putting on efficient night watch.
We question whether it would not be an eco
nonicnl movement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

=. Destructive Fire.-Ycsterday morning about
: o'clock, Garnes were discovered in the lower
story of the large furniture establishment of
j.. < e. Mendel, on Fifth street near the Jail.
Though the alarm was Immediately given, and
the lir.men upon the ground in twenty minutes
after the fire broke out, the element had made
very rapid progress, burning through the sec
and story and communicating to the furniture
room on the third story. About two thousand
dollars worth Of furniture, bureaus, bedsteadS,
&c, was destroyed or damaged so as to render
it utterly valueless. The flames were cxtin-
goiShcd by the fremen with extraordinary
promptncss. 1t, is not known, nor can it be
plausahly comectured how the fire originated. =
The total loss is about three thousand dollars,
upon which there is an insurance of about two
thousand. Mr.. NIendcl returns his thanks to
the fremcn and citizens generally, who used
their endeavors to save his property. The es-
Enlistment will be Immediately repaired.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
TO THR GREAT EST AGE.I.

ND who that Is would not have il TestoIsd 10 foI-
IA color bald, but would have Ie ia TsEfuF,os
troubled with serofuH, head tIuldot,
but would be cured, with sick headache lneresj lSt
would be cured 1t will all pimT tie
skin Frof. Moods Hair Restorative
this, s=eci circular and the follow Ing:
AM AHHoH, NOVeHberS 3, 1856
PROV o. J. WOoD-DeaT sir: have heard much 81
te wonderful Hair aViLg
been SO often cheated by qqacAsry and quaek Hest
hair dyes &C., disposed Ia place EestCist
the category wish thuurahd l0nGly
peted quaek remedies until LaHrs
months since, Ehen gave rurh
induced the trial OF your estOTatire in fani-hIst
by good vile, uLC=C hair la1 tLiu
tT-y white, before SHhasIrg your lafe lot
ties, her hair hsHly original LL tl
brown color, had thir become aLtiiLt
glossy upon and sntirey Tie he'd; sLe een,itts
simply because Of il brautJiBg rGsetr rTGn
tie hair. because u It's ltsiilIul butD bIsl
head and mind. Others family TieEds usiIE
your Restorative, with the hBlpeat rGecsi
sEeptiesm and douts in reereEee its ehhIaeIhT
value entirely d. and ard do Tia
iy and cOnentially tt All HhO ould
have r hair restoiQd fom uLit gray tby -
sickness agyJ original beauty Is ing
EEo ouid have their hair and glossy
Neryrt uly and gTsttfuiy !'OuTt,
SOLOMON MANN.
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a=E s>~SsNSsg asgtTl IJIES(5-
81 ..IIIszy
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INT'ELHttsL FIR.
+. OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FORIlI(fN NEWS.

OFFICE, CORNER wATEn AND MONROE STREETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17

Ierterlay some eighteen Irishmen, laborcrs
on the steamer Crescent, sued the captain of
that boat before Aid. Wright, for wages earned
in unloading nine hundred barrels of Molasses
1t seems thatthe captain refused to pay the price
agreed upon, cOntending that the barrels were
roughly handled, and III consequence a consid-
rrabie loss was sustained by leakage. The Al
dermau took different view of the case, ex
pressing it as his opinion that the laborcrs were
not responsible for such loss-that if the freight
was roughly handled it was the duty of the
officers who superintendent its discharge, to see
it gently deposited Judgment was rendered
III favor of the plaintiffs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-17
The Lie l1IrccI-An Exciting scene.

PASSAGE IN me SENATE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

Don QruxoTE DE la MAScHA REDrvrvUs.-Our
readers will find In another column the solemn
advice Of the Don Quixote Of La Epana to the
Ssnchos Of Spain as to the best manner Of car
rying on the war against the United States,
which must inevitably take place on account of
that Dulcinea del Toboso, tie island Of Cuba.
With wisdom peculiarly Gazette, the writer
dwells upon the manner of reaching the heart
of the United States at the frs shot, and laying
us out cold at single blow. The only doubt
that will rest upon the mind Of the reader will
be the ssu.e that has always atteoded Cervantes'
admirable work-tbst lie, whether the writer Is
in earnest, or whether he Is quizzing the mo-
dern Pelsyos and Cids of the Peninsula.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

THE CHEvAIIER WEBB READY TO SERVE IN
TIE NExr CoSeREss-It appears that the Che
Waller Webb, so far from having any objections
to run for the next Congress, wishes II to be un-
derstood that II elected by the opposition Of the
westchester district be will cordially serve
them. We therefore volunteer this notification
to all the other opposition candidates of the said
district, republican or Know Nothing, to look
out for the Chevslier Webb; and should he run
all his anttdemocratic competitors Off the
track. and be regularly nominated and elected
let Matteson (Orsswus Bensjah) or his snoint.
ed successor as cbet Of the lobby, look out for
bis laurels In the next Congress That's all.
Free wool" will b. at a premium with the
election of the Chevalicr Webb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
News from Utah ana tho Plains.

sr. LOUIS, June 20, 1853
me Rpb;scor hss just received intelligence that he
Salt Lake mall with Camp Scott dates June s. ives 70
ceived ss st. Joseph on the2h.
Mr. q +. Mayer, who accompanied tho mail parry,
furnishes the following memoranda OF the trip Eoooss-
tered heavy snow storm lasting three days from Iads-
penderce Rock TO Platte Bridge met Colonel Hon nAa
twenty, ard Captain Marcy any miles from Camp scott
Gea. Johnston intended TO proceed TO Salt Lake CITY
soop ~ they arrived
Governor Cumming, the Peace Commissioners, and the
Postmaster, had gone into the city
Tho supplies which Col. Hoffman despatched In advaaos
Of his train bad reached Camp Scott provisions were
plenty.
June u, left kcCarty's raa unloading Q, Fort
Laramie; met Perys train fifteen miles below Tie
'ort, ard the 18th another Of Perry trains FORTY
Eve miles belo~ the fort Passed two empty trains q
Msjo-'s Rutsell's 81 Scott Bluffs, returning 10 TIE
States. Met Mcfsas's rAia ten miles below Gu macy
Rocs Passed two trains, chauteu Avery q and Maj,r's
4 Russeils, In camp Lsvants Fork % the lath met
the quAreraser for Laramie ct Rush creek and Prices
rsin at Smiths FORK On the i7th left two trains
Majors Rassells, waiting TO cross the South Fort
which vas high but failing Net Major seogw,cts com.
maud Of cavalry sixteen miles below the south Fork On
tee leah, met Grabams Dragons ten mies and Wards
usi1 fifteen miles below Falons Bluff PASSED. several
trains OF the road CANT, names unknown Me, Captain
NVctiS 'vumann slt miles ABOVE tDttonwood springs.
On hs Ill., met Bays train thirty mics below C,,,os
wood. Met Col Monroe ton miles above Plume crces
also the trans o, Jones On the 18Th, met Irwin
and YouDg's train eight mlles above Port
kearney Len three companies First cavalry
under Colonel sunDer at Kesrney saw thee trains
on The upper road above Kearney and trains on hs
upper road below KeasnsJ. Samos unkno~n. On tue
10Th met train the eisni mile stretch OF the Lutte
Blue, rsme unknown. Do toe 2oh met Rushs train four
m a. from the ss sandy. also Coonei Nay aad sr
hundred bead o. beo cattle for salt Lake. also nne bun
orec cattle Of Russell wsideil Douglas, fifteen mics
eas, o. The Big Bue. Net Lehons train and General
Harey and the besdauarters at Cotton 5000 ten mi 20
west G. the BE- But. General barney vAs travelling
rapidly Ard bad ooiy that day learned OF appontes
10 the vacant sate Geperalsoip The 2tst coe NE
Sal; Lake NAL, fifteen miles east OF the Big Blue and
WATSON Dyers train In camp, at yumnllou. On tbs
22d met three trains si Grasahopper, names unknosu
The srNss never better far 90 the swes,sster
bu, nom there To Camp scott Is very poor All tAe
trains and troops ere getting along vel and the cattle
icotus IN hpe order Hookaosy, Jones G mpaoy, mall
contractors we're pushing their arrangements with srsss
energy and perseverance, When they get their stations
arranged ~ contemplated the time will be reduced u
sixteen osys with ease and certainty.
Mr. Mayer brsss no general ness from Camp sooa o.
Salt Lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27


Tus RIoHT OF ssARcH oUSsTros-rHE ASPECT on
MORMON AFPAIRs- KxsouTroN OF rowsss, rus
MURDRRRE, ETC.
WARRINGTON, Juos 90, 1855
There difference OF opinion In tho Cabinet a. 70 tns
plain unequivocsl language o, Lord xslnesbury despaa
on the right Of search qoesoo The despatch short end
direct 70 the purpose Az said In my communicates
the HERALD yesterday, Great Britain sbaodons
practice and principle
The great fncay q understanding well the Mormon
question arises from OF opinions aud shading Of Ian
suss' OF communications, ocial and uro,cls fro Us.h
or from those their ~sy there racrc army viev,
and view Of civilians; different branches OF tss
standardization in Washington are Influenced oy these
views. Az present the government cannot vel under
stand what will be TIE uitmste conduct OF the sormoes
and b believed that consequence Of difficulties among
tbemselvss-rvslries OF obiefs and uncertainty cf
oourse OF the Uoited states oiciss-hc aormons sveo
b.ve not come 70 any positive decision tho aamnls,-N
lion hes sreas confidence Gov Cammog, and foes aot
ook Win favor upon reported lodge Fck cs
The Russian Minister, M. s,oecAi sbeu, W Iesv. for
Europe for short tine
The young copvio, Powers, Who murdered Lu,z, was
hanged q, ~ o'c och " DAY Urea, m made up
W the ls,es, hour 10 obtain cyntnalson ~ sentence
understand The Prrvdcn, said person, occupying
prominent, position, ~b, ~ss pleading for mercy an yss
sho~ me an excpus,ing circumstance will grant /"
The person reflected some moments aoding other
ground OF appeal, ssasersd MA youth, your Excel.
lenoy" The President replied Nearly all the murders
and other vioeros frequent Of late thu.
dslrics have been committed BY such young men"
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vAsmSovOr, June %, issa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

The British Cousu, Edssrd NJ Archibald Esq In com
psuy with Lord KH'ssdale, Lord Grcsvenor, AMI Lord
Csvendsh Of Eogsnc, Yesterday introduced 10 hts
Honor Mayor remsuo, By Samuel Rusges ESQ, Of
ths city. IN Mayor gave than hearty ~elcome, -hd
rendered them ire bosriu~s " the city, stating hS "
would afford nm gre-, pressure 10 show The gentlemen
the several lnstturops OF city They viii no doubt
pay visit 70 The institutions er the are OF tne Ter
Governors during Tue cnmpR weed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

The STATE oASs-Tbe late State loans Of
this State have been awarded at various rates
from 1903 TO lO0.S0. They were five per cent
loans. At this rate, this State has done at least
as well as the general government What a
contrast to the time Of the late psaic, when
New YORK wanted loan, and could not get q
bid al any ratel