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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

A Suspected 71ief-on Saturday night, ear
ly, dark skinned, evil eyed fellow was found
half drunk and half asleepin stall in the mar
ket house. A huckster woman told him to get
up and betako himself to some more appropriate
dOrmitory- The fellow got>up aud kicked the
wOmans butter and vegetables all over the mar
ket house. He was arrested by officer Lancas-
ter and taken before Aid. McCrurtney where he
was fined 1.-TWO and half,' and in default of
payment committed to Jail. He said he was
from Philadelphia and his name was Abram
Glass. The police have information which leads
them to believe that the fellow is low down
thief and.lives by plundering kitchens and out.
houses, though they have no authentic charge
to make against him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

New YoRk, Oct. 24.-william R. Cole, re.
Gently of Kentucky where he had been engaged
in teaching school, committed suicide yester-
day in consequence of having been swintlled
in the5purchase of aticket for his passage to
California.
Piccolominis second appearance at the Acad-
envy was witnessed last night by an audience
nearly as large as on her first performance,
the inclemency of the weather.
She received the most enthusiastic applause
more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
Aars.and Venus are'the evening stars at pres
emf, ndsycry brilliant ones too.

u zee
DtedTWegregret to hear that Mr.. Harry
Drum, second clerk of the Gladiator, died at tho
s., Louis quarantine on Tuesdcy, Of yellow fe.
yer. It. will be remembered that Mr.. Drum mar
rowly escaped with his life by the explosion of
the Fanny Fern. .
Preiudicfak "A merchant who quits adyer-
tising might as well take down his sign. The
public alEaysinfer, that man is either indiffer.i
ent about doing business, who declines ADVERT.
sing, or that he has retired from public life en-.
tirely.
Ass 1'sszla Kou,sts, a young lady II years
ofage, residing in Allegheny. City, Pa, and
daughter OfsCaptain Kountz, of the steamer
"City of Memphis" took dose of arsenic on
"Wednesday last, by mistake for cream Of tartar.
and died in flew hours.
=-=====- ssless,---
TIE Rtrer had swelled a yeryslittle on satur-
day though not as much as the heavy rains led
us to expect. The earth was famished for VA.
ter and sucked the rain up with surprising
thirst, SO that it did not run off into the river
There vas yet hope retained that the whole
effect OF the rains had not been experienced.
Some of the streams between this and Steuben-,
vile were putting out, and an additional rise
was confidently hoped for. We never fully re-.
allied how dependent we were upon the elements
until this season. Even the present little rise
has caused an activity in business circles which.
has not been felt for some time.
White river, in Arkansas, is getting verylow
lower than it has been for good many years
lin fact, tits so low that the steamboatmen
have urgently requested the planters not to al
low their stock to drinlzat the river, for while,
as there is barely enough water in the channel
to float their six inch 'stern wheelers." The
planters have held q meeting and agreed, to
comply with the steamboat mems request.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

0Ostructing Raifroads-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have recently offered
large rewards for the detection of parties OBJ.
structing the track of that road. We learn that
girl by the name of Rose was arrested on Fri
. day night, at FairmOnt, charged with this of
fence She was committed to Jail upon her own
confession, aud will be tried at the next term Of
court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

Fire IN the Mountains.-We learn from pas
sengers over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
that for several days the mountains between AL.
lamont and Piedmont and in the vicinity of
New Creek Station, have been on fire. After
night the sight is represented rs awful, grand
and imposing, the whole range of mountains,
near which the railroad passes being streaked
and striped with lines of fire. No great danger
is npprehanded by those living in the vicinity.
When the fire approaches the fences surround
ing the farms on the lowlands, the owners SIRE
against fire." that is they set the woods on FIRE
near the property which they desire to protect
and the fires meet. The woods are.sct on fire
by hunters every season to drive the game to-
wards the water courses, and by chestnut gath
erers, who burn theleaves from the trees to get
the nuts more conveniently.
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81
BY THE UNION LIME.
T0T1E DAILY 1NTRLI1IG ilScER.
EXEOT7TION OF5TR!A STOTITs

RocHESTER, n. Y, Oct. 24.-Ira Stout suffer-
cd the penalty of the law forth murder of Mr.:
'Littles, yesterday afternoon. His, death was
not so immediate as it should have been. He
struggled for eight orten minutes. His deme, 4
nor was firm and his mn lner collected. He
addressed anew words to the crowd collected to
witness the execution, in which he acquitted the
prosecution in his caseiof. yindctiyeness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

D NEw OR1EANs, Oct. 28.-Deaths from fever
yesterday, 40. The Howard Association regret
to announce that the epidemic continues in ia
tai prevalence, and cautions the unacclimated
to keep away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

NEW HAVEN, Oct. "a. The great sewing ma.
chine patent caseswas decided in favor ofsthe
plaintiff, and fully sustaining the validity to re-
signed to Potter & 4Wheelers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

Highpqy Eo06sryt.-We are informed by a
gentleman just arrived from Grafton, that a
highway robbery was committed near that
place on Friday night. A Mr.. Gooseman, of
Taylor county, had beer. seen during the day
with large sums of money ii, his possession
"A party Of thieves concealed themselves by the
roadside along which Mr.. G. had to pass on his
way home. A Mr.. Jas. Kincatd passed the
spot and the raseals mistaking him for Goose
man, caught him, dragged him into the woods
and riaing his pockets found the liberal sum of
one dollar and half for their pains. 5Kincaid
was released with a kick and curse for. his
poverty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
AMBRoTYPEs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Qf sir IL Clarke, AZ d.
Physician Ertrdordtadry to tie Queen.
This medicine unalng in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which female
constitution is subject. 1t moderaes and re-
al distractions. and speedy may be relied
on. ~ - E.s5s5 ssifss ss5
TO NEAIERIED LADIES
especially suited. twill in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity. III
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei,s.
CAUTION.
These Ps should not be taken 0yemales durtng ne
FIRST THREE 40&THS Of pregnancy, as they are
Sare to bring 4scGrriGge bat at any otte, time they
ars SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Papita-
tion Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, Pills viii
effect when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain IRON calomel
anthony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
nlldirectons in the pamphlet around package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
47ss.,l F., JOB MOSES, ~
Gate L. q. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, NY
N.B-$1,0O and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorised Agent will insure bottle, containing so Pills,
by return mall. 80 so 5tT95 "a
For sale by I. HaL0GAN a 90, in Wheeling,
b. u. Fahnest6ck h Co., Wholesale Agents, PIttsburR:
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rc.
rnond. tss ap2s-1y
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rsatRe.las1Ion S, IsF,ess. tor can.

All now OF All kinds amt
~ nol french Nerth u ,95
worth 1V for 90 and SIS UhenGlIs and Long ID great
abundance and at reduced prices; Fancy Hack
8 cheap as 61c per worth Ic All wool
Dc hslass worth go for hihss Cloths
worth SIAc for 25c, all colOts; and
Goods atneaty une.dlf youhSve pay generally; la
shape HOOP
ElanneL OF every description among which WIN found
some OF the finest WEIGH and Country
not 70 shrink some extra heavy and fine ear-In
!aet one the CompleteBt aSsortments FANCY DO.
=, DRY GOODS IN the city: Resolving goods daily
OF the latest styles made here thereby keep
ing up null seasons ana at prices that
WIN satisfy the most CAsn oEIYl Cash
buyers invited me an early CALL be-
tore purchasing elsewhere, No. 50 Main Street, Centre
Wheeling. Coct1Gl J0HN.ROEMER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

A"other Freight Route to. tie .East-The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad have an
nounced.to the public that they are in the field
as competitors for the carrying trade between
Cleveland and New York. They offer to carry
freight between those two points by .'all railo
via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, at the same
rates as charged by way of DnnKifk or Buffalo,
and in as good time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
MORETHAN 500, OoOBOTTLRs
SOLD IN TIE
NEW ,ENGL AND STATES
reas.s gasss I'M ONE feY n A n

NEW 5EMGL AND STATES
ssa IN ONE Y EAR.
storing hair perfectly and never yet
nag Eys Volume Stsr volume might be given from al
that perfect but the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
yAE HAN People have for centuries been aalieted
has been those aBomnabe wigs By recent discovery Of
these arttclsg are being WITH
have been often imposed by Hair T6nics differ
that they ska the
tive thsEeIs tuc thing fail. know alady who
nov coTsred tlnest beautiful
was rapidly failing out in as psrsso
ton than e ever had been hefcre. 5dN.
doubt one of best articles keep
Ing the hair in good making and glossy,
and has the greatest ens
u e the Of every one e their personal APP
Se but sys tbs No o. o.
hair U man an Object much e be de;
e obtain such considerable Wosaa1'sa allocate,
cosHOcEos Ohio, Noy.17, 1856.
.aiI,n :: Sy ~ AZ 6ays been sngagsd y
your local agents Or III HScEnsonl and having exper
Il 6Bio sss e
should you wish 70 an arrangement, as
atss sfes2t4mg Ate Aatr have been engsgedi
for the have found nothing that
storss the well
Whit y6n spTese It Is would engage IL The
sale OF 1T for am satisaedi must sell.
PROF. o. y WOOD &foos2GeIits HAVING feaiiEediths
good effects Of Hair STATE
dase a a4s q sF., asI In
E99 i. = color
In the operation have used nearly three bottles.
d WOOD CO. PTSprietors $40 IsfoadTsy1 Se
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

Wheeling Purchasing Prices 1ay. Grditn.--
Wheat goal 10. Corn 55a6o Corn Meal 65.
Oats 40. Barley 7oa75 Rye 65aTO. Rye Flour
$500. Potatoes 76 to 81 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
T2ose ..Loeuerse 4gais.-We had an item

Those stLoryers" Agai7a.-NVe had an item
the other day about loving couple, who con
Quoted themselves with an amusing abandon in
the Union Ticket Office, Water ST., tothe great
amusement of those who were so fortunate as to
be present. twill be recollected that the young
man "bruined" his better half, that was to be,
in the presence of large number of persons,
being perfectly obliyious of eyerying but his
Gown true love-" Well, they went up the river
and got married.. (May nothing interrupt the
even tenor of their still gliding simple liyes.)-
In returning they got into an omnibus at
Bridgeport to come over to tho city. There
were several young ladies and gentlemen in the
the bus, besides our subjects, when the bride
groom proceeded to embrace his bride with a
boldness out of all propriety in such a public
place. The omnibus conductor reproved him
for his indelicacy, and requested him to refrain,
.intimating at the same time that the conse-
quences of refusal to comply might not be al
together pleasant Our verdant hero did desist
for minute, but soon renewed his loving en-
dearments, when the conductor took him by the
arm and told him he would have to cease his
ardent manifestations or leave the vehicle
This would have crushed an ordinary individual,
but not so in the present case. Greeny re-
leased his Mary Ann again, but during the bal
ance ofthe ride he would watch his opportunity
and steal a kiss Oh. an embrace every time the
conductor turned his back. The couple were
source of infinite amusement to tho other
passengers, as was evidenced by many half
suppressed and full vent bursts of laughter,
which had no more effect upon the subjects
thereof than the same would have upon dead
donkey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
AEGeI5s t,5srl55| T.f=li7Eif5jISS1 :lsIT.r

BRACES ARCTIC LIN tInENT
Lining the great
the ses os from
scro tula uisesi burns ,seaIds and
aTstions The for cement Of
IaGssrsTs ssy q The
tF IESGs the nsasd
9 s.. sISfg5 s;1..T
suffered for three atsns ana tried many
tIe e
Oat f.Pars6tSfy.
BSaEs S anzi ae Eo ol
months yss cured three orfenE OF the
$500. ,,.., 5lsIty the IslttIe GhlldFst.
little daughter Of Mrs. residing ON Lake street
Of the Of kettle
andtn afeW days the little suHeree 0ae Nell!
George K fsisf sS, long .ut-
sSs o
restored to her ortgtnal hsapty 40 $
Eugene mallory three the victim OF
ta@95 on the an remedies
WondcFfaI. Uaret
Mrs. Bedford, Mobile couch
ysars with M 1qS palsy eRd
an other was cured by the Arctic
An E3xrIoSIon,
hereby certify, that hsyipg been. b IbTnsed ana
to Bragg
~ extra ted from the sealds, ana very short time; All
the pain was gone from the tN0Rseks Was
well and able to resume business.
HENRY Observation-Disclosures Jackson street.
The Hind t3eel =, i
MEBsTER- 0tTY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1867.
pR.A. 9.BRAGq-De1rSi Sir Tor more than three gears
had been AFFLICTED with eyes, i'm an aggravated
degree and tried Inostr6
70 no ehect was DR. try Arctic
Eminent, and IN tive well. Mylittls
daughter was AHicted in the same
In one eye. applied Lin nnent and her
eyes are now perfectly aound. Thus one two.
my eyes and own, beslde0
curing the rheumRtsm nlny back he without
yonrlnvslnable rsmedytn my house. ToufstruIy,
,5fep8EaisL!lfsi hIsl ssssi WAR RUSSELL
-. WE3sTER CRY Iowa, Nov, 9th, 1851.
Ahefeby certltyth well With William
lasse and with the mentions and
know his statement TO be strictly true. -
J.J.WADSWoRTH, r. H., Webster OIty
Coed for AltnanI6.
This Invaluable Imminent also equally efcatIops In
curing the diseases Of animals Witnyss the following
ceFtlncate: Messrs u GA Arnot, ARnot Co.
keep the two largest livery the ei
eraly known IN nthronghoutthe United States.
..4s... So y ST. Louis, Dec esd. 1881
We, tbeunderstgned ayinRpsed Df NTctieinl.
ment fora number OF months cheerfuly testify It's 6u.
pertor etcacy In curing the 20 welfare
Wesattshed OF the Arctic being the hest made
thatWe would use no others keep have kept for
number of Year,, extensVe livery This cty and
consequently experience about
esls great ana we
Inen Is the only one dSO0T8 6fcffe6
ecoFdaly to stable EerpeFn ma
otherss having the cars OfherpeBs -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
saddles, FAIRNESS, TRUNKs &C

SAOO3El9, EAEtNHs5l IRUNkS, &c.
WHOLESALER &: RETAII.
B. SHEPPARD, No. 191 Main St, corner of Union Will
continue to keep on hand large aud complete as
en- Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkess Trunks
Bags Collars Hames whips, &c.
Wona respectfully call attention to trust
by strict attention and merit continuance
OF the public patronage.
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, andin q proper
manner. LIB. SHEPPARD,
ssPzo 131 Main St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
Coal Oil and Coal ON I,amps.

coal O11 and Coa15Oi1 Lamps.
I'VE have Just received beautiful article Of Goal OIL
w peter than any ever before sold in this city.
Ehe dsagreeable odor which is the Oar.
pom and Uoa Oils offered BY Others great degree
peen from this OH making peasanter handle
ana giving more brilliant light without the which
attends the Coal OusnoW IN. use. 80 49,
We have hand, of our own m the largest
and best Lamps OF every Tor
burning the different kinds Of oils. ~
Our GOAL OIL Lamp Cap Is that by the ex
pansion Of the chimney from heat It viii break by be-
ing IN the which is with other
at less cost and being non-expiosiYe. All In want Of
Light call at the Queensware Store Of
HOBBS & BARNES, 115 Main ST.,
next door to HeiBkell Swearingen,
octy Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

New iYoRk, Oct. 24.-The steamship CITY Of
Baltimore sailed at noon with $40 passengers
and:$S60,0 1000 in specie.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER
PIrTsBuRGH, Oct. 24-River2 feet inches
by the metal mark, falling. Weather cloudy;
mercury 90.
CrNcNNATI-The river has fallen 8 inches
Weather clear; mercury 81.
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@. ID. BROWN
-. lis MAIN STIR r Ell y.

lS sHAAAN STREET, os
EALRRin Watehess Clocks, Jewery, snyer aud Plated
1vsns are Fancy Goods and Retail
manGsastqEsd by AFpIEos 6Co., also
agent Tor the WHEELER 8 WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
his return from New York with complete as
~ every variety OF his line, which will
ne onefea at prices to compete with any house
Please call and examine before purchasing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

ST.. LOUIS, Oct, 24.-The overland California
mailof the 9th, four days later, just arrived
No papers. Arrangements are being perfected
by which regular exchanges will be established
betweenSt. Louis and San Francisco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

ST. Louis, Oct 24.-Col. Waite, Captain
7Whiteall, and Lieut.. Rich, of the 9th Infantry:
and Capt. Dickerson, assistant quartermaster;
arrived from Utah.
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CHA9. D1d0RGAN-

aUIElAE PM q kQ3AN.
7NTHQLEsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer OF Saddles
" Brides Harness. and Trunks, dealer in all art
Giles kept by sadders, begs to inform the
public thath has opened at Main St. cor Market
where he be glad 70 any persons wanting
OF the above articles. AS he good NO r
and sell at fair prlces he hopes obtain liberal are
work. and repairing done with dispatch Sepis.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

NOTICE.
VIE firm Of sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved
py mutual consent. The bushes Of the firm MN be
settled by Sheppard Those to tn arm are
requested to call and those
settlement rs 4 n sffEpp 4 IN 49t
Sept. 10th 1883. OHAs MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

There is some question among those who en-.
joy the beautiful weather we are now having,
whether this, be Indian summer. Indian sum.
0'er, proper, out to come next month. Though
we have some where seen a statement by netes
orolOgtstsSthatl We have two Indian sumnIerk-
If this is 50, we are nov. having the first
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

,TNHR REsToRATIvE,o OF PROF o.. WOOD FOR RE
storing hair perfectly and permanently
had rival. Volume after volume might be given from All
parts q the world, and from the most prove
that IT Is perfect ReSOrntUs circular and
you cannot doubt read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

VN1o0DEH WARE-A large stock ust received consist
Ing 6 10 part Of chqrns Tubs
facturer . prices. j. A. MzT0AfT = ~
8uSE4 MOSS MainSk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

'SearIst and blue are favorite colors for drink.
ing shops, The former typifes the blood raised,
and sometimes shed, in consequence Of alcoholic
potatlOns, and the latter mans feelings the
next morning. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

CNLoTHs, CAss1MEREs &VRsTINGs of the finest oneI
tues. made up to- ordhr the shortest IN
neWeStstye, and In the best manner, by tn. HUGHES
sepl0 5,cor. Monroes& Water Sts
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Clothing! Clothinel

" Observation-Disclosures SILK, GRENADINFs.O ASFT-
W MERRSi CASSIHERES &c.. the newest nstterns and
pest 1ta4ityi at tile store Of TIL. HUGHES
. seP1o IS, cor Monroe q Mnters Sfa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-08

WILD CATs.--A writer from Davenport to
the Chicago Tribune, gives Cook & sar
geant's wild cats the following notice. Their
shinplastars are growing better no faster
than they have been for months:
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 26, '5s.
MEssRs. EDITORS latter few weeks of
partial redemption, Cook & Sergeant have
fallen back into their old position. 1t is a
very short time since they, with great
flourish through their organ the Gazette, an
nounced that on certain day they would
sell Exchange on New York, to all who
wished it, at per cent. This they did for
about one week, when they reduced the
number who were so favored to their par
ticular Bank Parlor toadies, who were &C.
commodated to the exclusion of those who
were equally entitled to favors, but had not
the entrce Of the aforesaid Bank Parlor.--
Things are thus placed in much worse con-
dition than they were before the bogus re-
sumption. Gold and Exchange are in de-
mand at from 10 to Is per cent. premium,
and every cent offered at the former quota
tion is greedily taken up. This is outra-
geous, and how our merchants can submit to
be thus "done " out of what would be a
very fair profit on their goods, cannot con-
cei'.: But l think tina: there is feeling
brewing in U',s -;.y--and that, too. among
those who were once the wa..--,,nn,rtoro
of the firm--that will make the eyes Of son.s
of their wurshippers open very suddenly; for
no man, or class of men will let their hard
earnings be thus taken from them, without
making their grievances loudly known and
fa)t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-08

CLOSE OF THE WAR l.: INDIA. THE fall of
Lucknow and the general defeat and disper-
sion of the Sepoys is hail by the Eng ish
papers as virtually the end of the war. This
speedy and mastery overthrow of power
so great and threatening as that of the rebel
Seroys, he London Times very justly attrib-
uteS to the great talents cf Gen. Campbell
and his predecessors as commanders and
statesmen. Should it turn out that the war
is really ended, the rapid and brilliant sue
cesses and final victory will add one of the
brightest pages to the history of British valor
and British generalship.