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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

Trust SAFE.
DT virtue af = deed oftFusf made the 9Th day oIAat
ID A .. 1854, Phnipy. SehRider 70 Saerrard
As trustee, for the benefit Of Jchn Ban aad HrnI!H
ton, and which SAID Gred Is reesrd=1 in the eieFkis one
the County Court q Ohio County, Virginia, n Desl .ts r.
-, POLIO EI; shan proceed 20 se1a ~ pable ancleT -,
Auction rooms 0f Geo. Z Wiekhan.f il the city sfNh7a--
on the 9Th dap % yanEarF, ISIS. On= sven oft's -
POTte, nov ~ the house ofJOhn mo=uburE. u OAo S
Virginia, AndAlsO one Gold Watch and Chain
Terms % sale Cash s
SelIinE for tAe Trustee, I shan convey only suehuh=
SHERHARD = By
dee 2Sts a.. LGRASNER. his AtTorney "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
SOutIlcrn Aid kOcfefY.

Tho NTH anniversary OF this socety was held last even
ing at Dr. Huttons church, Washington square Te AZ
tendance not large, but much was manifested
Ia the proceedings Tho Rev. Dr lisa H. SmHh fre.d.d
and the exercises were commenced with prayer by Rev
Mr Slocum.
Tie treasurer report read by Gerard II,ock E.
from which appears that the total income Of the scty
the present year, including the balance in the Treasury
amounts to sii ,s37 20. The receipts this year arc
sio51i OF. This Is one. third larger than was re-
ociyed last year, and within few hundred dollars OF
the which the society collected in ls5 year savs
the report when the financial condition of the coun,rv
favorable as Is has been this year adverse TO
large pccunary collection
Tho report the Executive Committee which was read
by krv. Br Styes, presents encouraging ptnrr a
tho results of the operations II says-Thls been
year o. decided prosperity In field Al large. We
have added near eighty churches aud minssers We are
glad 10 report concerning the coorcd population an in
crcasng both ssriaI eosts for
their spiritual welfare and the stasc al lhr con
and agency this subject throughout The south
Mst cf the churches aided BY have been revived not
few reporting large acccs8ons. Snme have r-en from
gross dcccnson ~ reputable church order others behold
their improved Influence IN gradually eIcvanx the sur
rounding community In social Atty and Christian
ccney Some have been delivered from boyeLss smbar-
rassmcnt others become entirely independent othcrs
sil have hu, nov Snnctnares organized new churches
item of progress gives special satisfaction 10 record In
general the organizations which have been sccuston.ad
10 receive stated annual appropriations from our
treasury annually augment Their own ooatrgbu.
tIons 10 the cause of Christ, while the churchcs
aided are frequently encouraged and strength.
ened 70 make come progress toward sell support.
In skctching the history o. Operations during the
year, should not forget important eventihe si
mutancous application Of bodies Of suffering churches IN
Missouri and Tennessee for Immediate missionary asris
tance at our hands. This appeal reached in the very
darkest days of tho panic Money could be
the North. We bad but little 10 the treasury We
cbeerfuy divided Among the applicants all that We could
command, and comforied them With thc that
would toll 20 remit The residue al the earliest possible
lour. The Southern churches visited: they re
kponded hbsraliy 20 our sIPa. NoF was long All
the applicants received from treasury all thai they
had sought.
A. tho eoee of the reports addresses made by the
Rev. III. Rogers, and Rev Dr. Murray, Of Ezabethtovn
after which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

C0RNELIlS v. ANDERSON.

CoRSUIrs " Asp1aoS, one Of the Governors Of the
Almshousc and President Of the Lorllrd Insurance Com
pany expired at his residence last evening" after nger
ing painful illness Of several weeks. The subject OF
this forty nine years OF age occupied many
high places public officer. His career, in political
point Of view, conspicuous for a man 40 young in
years. He preceded Mr. Carson Office as Chief Ene
neer Of the Fire Department. and subsequently, elect
ed for two successive terms TO the Office Of Register His
last public position was that Of Governor OF the Aims.
house and he candidate for reelection 10 that Office
when he died. Mr.. Anderson was republican in pol.
ties and by the republican party no sought to
be elected. We understand that he died from dsopsy
Of the heart. No have ", nsds Tor
the funeral but due notice will b. given hcrcsf,or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.


Money had been Ia good demand az per cent On The
stock LxChange 10 meet ne payment Of twenty per cent
q ths three million Turk an loan bit il subsequently be
came abundant at 81 per cent IL the discount mark,
tcrc rather esae, the minimum rate beng -
- P"r cent The stock tschangc been nanimaie
hui cn nc s'h there hrmuess. and cousois
slightly advanced closing ~ o.. ass for both money
and account.
Tlo nsu India ara China mali "a expected 70 take DOT
about eioo coo 10 SILVER.
The ship Lincoln hre, from Melbourne with gold yalued
at cis2 600, had arrived IL The English channel.
better demand for American securities existed IN Lon
don The sh na and Illinois Central shares advanced
~. Tho prices were-lnos shares % !. "A discount
Nc~ York Central shares 20 So Erie shares IL ts
penfylsania Central second mortgage, sey.
LIVERPOOL corros MARKET.
IIyERrooI, Nov. 10, 1853
The cotton market has exhibited rather steader tone
particularly ior The mddng qualities but without change
~ the quotations Mcssrs. Richardson, spence Co re-
port the lower Yrades neglected again cheaper sales
Of the three days 1900 bales including aooo on specu
tion and FOR export
At Manchester the market rather stronger and the
busncss transactcd was TO a fair extent
LIVERPOOL BREA Dsrurrs MARKET
Nessrs Richardson, Spence A % report coutinnaa
hea,ness Flour exceedingly duh st cheaper with
out saies:-Wes'ern, zoe; Philadelphia and Baltimore
2os, Cd 2is Cd Ohio, 22s 2is. Wheat a slow sale
at fridays decline forced sales of superior NJ low and
irregular rates-Issd Western, A. Iod g. al: white
6s. 6s. 3D.; Southern g. Cd 7s Corn neglected and
nominal,-Aner,can mixed, 2ss yellow 2es white 32s
33s. European pressing for sale at st easier rates
Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co report The market gene
rally steady, but duh At former prices.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Reef dull and favoring buyers. Pork very dun Irish
offered at low prices Bacon dull and easier Lard has
further declined sales Of prime 54s Tallow quiet and
unatercd.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
produce--Ashes quiet, at 3is for pots aDd 33s. for
pearls Rosn quiet, at 3s. lod. a. sugar inactive
No sales OF ofee reported Roe-Rahcr more dong at
steady prices Insced oil selling sos. a 3os 3D. small
sales of spirits Of turpenne 4os n bark no transac
tons.
LONDON MARKETS..
Broadstufs steady al last weeks drces Sugar que, a,
unchanged rates Coffee In fair demand previous terms
Tea limited demand ordinary congu Io.d Rice more
active at full rates Taow quiet sss. Cd for p g. O.
Lnseed oil; buyers at 2ss Scotch pig iron, 53s Cd q
53s 9d. The colonial wool sales progressing with
increased nrmness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
The Wabash tn ConstsnsiaopIe.
Translated from the Paris Pays of Nov. for the Nav
IfHpsrpl


An event has just happcned At ccns,antnople which
gives birth a question in its nature and circum-
stances. About the first days Of October the American
feaie Wabash % n,ytwe guns, entered the nardanees
ful OF excited the greatest interest twas vis.
tied by the members o the nvan and the Sultan and the
Prince received with sovereign honors b. Commo.
dore Iavaettc and the officers Of his stan.
We rordiay approve Of this honorable reception but
cannot help remakng that In this case the officers
OF the Wabash have acted in an irregular manner. When
tho Wabash arrived at the entrance Of the Straits Of the
Dardanccs the Governor requested the justification of the
frman needed to nav gate the channel when Commodore
IAvsese replied that the United states not bound
observe the convention Of the Straits and he pursued
his towards Constantinopc. Notwithstanding this
rrcsuariiy everything passed on with the greatest cour
tcsy and harmony and the last from Consantnope
informs that the American riEaic intended 20 pass
through the straits and visit several ports the Black
sea The opinion of the American commodore grandson
o French naval officer Of iouis XVI, who settled in the
United states after the Of 1Tp3 this question
cannot be passed unnoticed.
II the preensione the United States admitted tho
convention of the Straits should only bind tho Ave great
contracting Powers. The consequence would be that
while the o those Powers could the
Bosphofus and the Black sea, the fleets OF the other
tons could navigate there NJ their pleasure The anomaly
Of such state of things and the great
which might result tbcrcfrom easily be understood
We shall add another remark and that that the Con.
venton Of the straits has not created the ucrdcon pre-
venting oiwar Of all nations 20 enter the channel Il
has only regulated that interdicton proclaimed in ai
times hy Turkey and admitted by the European Powers,
lorhidong men Of war TO enter the straits without
nrman frurn the sultsn
without further comment on this question the
nopc journals that tho visit OF the American
frgatc has IN no other aim than so show the Ottoman
government specimen ~ naval construction This
assertion does not alter the question, but leaves our
remarks intact As Tor tho rest the Porte has not prc
teecd against tho conduct of Commodore Iavaiee and
tho presence ~ the Wabash has only been the occasion
numerous festivities Al CcnssaDtncple.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

~ a.ss FRA Ctma ny telegraph from Ncxandria),
a. saashas s.ps 20. Bons Koue scpt -, Singapore,
90 :.
tnra t1rn AWAITED A. slAnshAe ihs Commissioners Cor
r-anslos ~ tafs. e. whC expected from Pekin
a 49, hesaniug q ootober
Az - salst a Canton. and trade vas Recommending.
~ Cbrsss asfs reforming 70 Hons Kong
"A nonF "a. sxchangs a. 4 6i a. o.
a. - chow, ssps ~ "a ws Grm.
Al shAnshas iuls song mp.rts Exports we're
So - Rnnk sxtharge - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

rhs oaesfia ma u ocsobcr arrived At saes o. the
"a ~ November
IN ircn india were no, q ,hc sHsh,cs, impcr
tamse
rhw tAcuttA produce marset uacfive, and money
.ss abundaut impats acre dnil Freighis also
saa. nchNnge n "a. d.as "A
Ths hsuntay MAJ q October hal arrived in England
hua ~ assa "a sOthng of importance 70 the previously
eaeNfaphed mccooDe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
Supreme Court-<seneraI Term.
nefore Dion. lndres narles. clsrse nnd snlherIan

Be'ore non Judges Davies, clerke and sutherland
Nov 22--iohn y. Marks APPELLANT, rs rae Pscrss,
Rerord,nts This appeal IRON the Court Of eene
raj Sessions conviction for burglary ~ the third de-
gree. Mr.. Bsnkman cuntendcd that the appellant
entitled 10 trial, the ground that the Judge
charged the jury THAT burglary hal bes1 committed
and that tho prosecution not bound W prove the IN
tent airmativelyo The District Attorney oppesed the
motion Iecgsion reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
The ssusno Trade.
TO TuF EpiroR or rHK HERALD.
49,. -


INV Y0px. Nov 70 fNss
In your edition ~ ths 10th Instant not-ri tnas year
Washington correspondent makes meutnn great -
fort VIII BE- made during the next session ~ Gansre-s ~
break mp The present monopoly system ~ the pvruvan
government Ia selling their guan0 from the IN nchas
lslonds. IN a. which allow 20 state that tho
American public will ee relieved from shs monopoly
81 The reruvisbs (which weighs heavily upon the ag
rcuiurs interest of country without any efrs
The part Of Congress- but by tho immediate importation,
by party In New York who have made extensive
contra, with the American Cuano Company u this city
cr the importation ol large quantities of guanc from lar
Wis ISLAND Pacific ocean, a. the United states, which
island II of those belonging 10 the American Cuano
tcmrany, and projected hy the American government
This euano has - satisfactorily tested by aaricul.
tursts, and pr1 N a superior fertilizer 70 any other
tvcr imported and used this country, substantially
richre the land after producing enormous crops, and
not exbaustng IL, as the Peruvian guano " stated
so do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

An AB.NpuSED SIAvER.-Tne Nassau ~. pl
Guardian ~ Nov. g. says-A brig Of abont 1t0 tone
supposed 30 be Spanish SLAYER, found the 25th
ult on the south side Andres Island, by the spongng
schoonor superior Peter J. Coakey master, who board
cd her Indng her abandoned, with six feet water
her boh and not having sufficient hands 10 bring her 70
Nassau Captain Coakley cut away her sas and rigging,
which we're sold here to-day by the Marshal q the
OF Vice Admiralty. The brig q said 70 have had about
three hundred ackes and between three and -four hun
,lrsd wosJsr srocns IN board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23


DAMAGES FoR KILLING A Hopsr.
Nov 22-,loha ~ Harris -. tn Panama Ra,irent
Camrdar was action for the loss Of blood horse
killed BY two coming suddenly together on an in
ciincd plane the defendants railway between ASpsn
wall and Panama, route from New York 70 California
The tried once before, and the particulars arc
well known. Tho defence that the horse died not
from injuries, but from disease. Verdict for the plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
Exhibition or the Benicia boy and Aaron
Jones I'm Boston.

The benefit Of Aaron Jones' the English pusist a, the
National theatre, Saturday evening, drew another i'm
audience-neary as large as that which attended
the benefit Of the Benicia Boy Friday evening "Tom
and jerry repeated, and in tie last scene the spar
ring was introduced
Young Bifn, OF Liverpool, and Young Bcnigo Ben
Powers, OF Boston, made good sct-to.
Coffee. They boxed with much earnesncss and display
ed considerable science. In the third or fourth round
Morrissey knocked out Of time by blow on the
Juguar.
The next match was between the Little Bnica Boy and
Little Aaron jones, who gave spirited display Of juvenile
boxing.
John Jones and Johnny Macsay gave fine exhibit
ton Of their puglistc powers. Mackay rallied Jones
pretty sharply and met with good returns from the South
Boston
After tine set 10 between Young jackson Of Liverpool
and little Durkn Of Boston, the heavy sparring OF the
evening commenced between Aaron Jones' Of London and
Ned Price, Of Boston Jones spared d.fsnsvcy, aud
gave the audience good taste Of tho art Of stopping
Price rallied down upon him several times quits effective
iy giving him three four OF those humping body blows
With bis right, with which he seems very apt.
The grand wind M a set-to between John Woods,
Of Boston, and the Bcnica Boy. Woods did himself
credit In this encounter, standing up well 10 his work
The Boy astnshed those Of his friends who had only
him spar at the Meloecn some months ago. He has
improved wonderfully in training for his fight win Nor
rsscy. Bs sparrng At this time reflected grea, credit
upon Jones and other masters Of the art who have
been his teachers.
Al the close Of the settc Mr. Heensn at the request OF
Professor Taylor exhibited his injured hand tho audi
he SAID Gentlemen, my hand has been badly
hurt and h sun very lame When next have the homer
of appearing hcore you trust will bo we'll that
ssae.i, he consnucd would further say, that six
months from this time shall b. open 70 tight any in
The world Tor any amount os money"
This speech received with loud applause. The
hibtion well conducted by Professor w. q. TayIcr
and Edward Price, and good order preserved through
out the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
Third Congressional Distrsct-A Maadan,ua
Against the Board OF Canvasvers.

Before Hon, Judge Davies.

Before Hon, Judge navics
Nov. n-7he Ieorie at hs relation n Da.si n S,otes
Evoh ~ Pvriy, Prcsidert of ne Hoard n Couusy
fdnratsevsAn application made for order for de-
fcpdant 10 show Why pvremytory mandaxnns
should not he granted 10 compel the Board of County
vatsers 20 declare Daniel sckcs duly elected member
State OF New York. The motion granted, and tho
order 20 show cause made reurnable this fruesday)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

During the rass month the wills Of the following de-
ceased Icrscn have been admitted 10 probate the Sur
roUatee gpprt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

FRRE NRoRoEs IN NORTH CtRoLN ~ bin has
been reported in the North Carolina Icgsaur "a remove
the free cclored population from the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
The Indicted Officials.
COURT OF OYER AND TERxIsER.
pnrnro unt, Inhna Gnntli

Nov 22.-In the Aaterof The People rs. jos n Taylor
The District Attorney announced tina, this would
stand un, Tuesday mornng, In consequence of the
unavoidable absence OF Mr., JAS T. Brady, Of the
counsel for the defence.
In the Matter Of 5hs People NJ Fernando Wood.-The
District Attorney said that in this he found would
be necessary take the whole matter up the Court u
Appeals the time. He would, therefore, with.
the writ OF and try that cause, that may
all 70 up and the question be dennivey settled ny the
Court OF Appeals lie would in the IN the
morning The Court then adjourned for the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
p POSTSC II IPT.

TUESDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK, I. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
TIE F!REMEN'S OVATION.

Vasat OF the Philadelphia Hibcrnia Engine
Company No. I to the Public Insat~tio"s'
Blackweu's and Randairs isiands-Srand
Parade OF the Ixanda:i's Island Roys-speech n
or Colonel Page, OF the PhtladeipiAAa Conn
parv-Reception at williamsburg by the
Zephyr Hose-Bounttful COLLATION. at the
Odeop-Dinner I'm Mozart Hail. &c.
Bioernia Company No. visited the public insti-
>ut.ous Yesterday, accompanied by the members Of
Engine Company No. 6, whose special guests they
are during their stay in New York sncrty before
nine O'Clock a delegation a Americus Company
No. 8, numbering upwards Of seventy gentlemen
waited on the Phladelphians at the Brandreth
House and forming into line, the entire party marched
down to the foot Of Spring street, where they embarked
On board the steamer p Smith, which had been char
Sered by Company No. for the Of their friends The
saeamer was decorated with the national flag and Ma
sonic one Of green white and yellow bearing the nscp
kon, "Engneere' Exchange"
The phladelphians were ared in white fire coat, red
shrt and black pants with beautiful patent leather belt
around their waists with the insignia OF the Hbernia
conanv The trustees Of the Hbernia who attred
N citixens clothes together with the Marshal and Engi
near wore a neat badge Of blue silk, with "Hiber-
nia Company No. ~ printed in gold letters,
vah the names Of the trustees and miniature OF their
sAsau fre engine. The members Of Anericus Engine
Company were dressed IN black suits, ana each wore
Deat silver badge. with the inscription
AxElucus ENGINE /
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The New York Mirror.

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The Mirror is addressed to readers of re-
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Terms 81 a Year in advance, subscrip-
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Sewing Machines.
~
Wilson's Patent Rotary Seacing MaeAinc.

IVAN now be seen in operation by persons ca.
~ wishing to purchase, at No. 13 St. ~
mharies street. New Orleans, up stairs ~
The utility of these machines is no longer matter
opinion, but settled fact manufacturers at the Nort
give them decided preference over all others ever
interested, and planters are fast bringing them
INTO general use, not only for the use of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing
An experienced hand, with of Wilson's Rotary
Machnes,-which takes from 1900 to 1900 stitches
per minute-can do the work of fifteen seams resses
with ease.
This machine is simple and not liable to ret ont Of
order; it is not noisy omplcated-workinp with
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Ladies and seamstresses who purchase mm chimes,
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constant supply of improved machines, needles
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Orders from abroad by mail promptly attended
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