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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11
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TIE JonF COMMITTEES OF Aocotxrs.-rSe
Joint Committee Of Accounts of the boards Of
Aldermen and CouncIlmen, who are now iuves-
tgating the financial affairs OF the cItv. and
who have already brought to light 10 many
frauds, have made an application to the Com.
mon Council for an appropriation of Eve thc,.
sand dollars to meet their expenses, and tb.rs
appear to be come fears entertained that n
Will be refused by the Board of CounclIm fer
the purpose Of stopping the Investigation. IL
Is said that an outside pressure among the con.
stituents of some Of the Councilmen il At wort
to prevent any further Developments beiur
made but we hope that for the sake of Che
public good, as well as their own reputation. he
members OF the board will not venture 20 vote
down this app, opriation for the purpose q
shielding any parties who may be implicated In
defrauding the treasury.
If the committee are allowed to proceed.
frauds to the amount Of many millions will be
exposed, and the perpetrators In some, pcr-
haps in many, cases will be subject to criminal
prosecutions If 1t be true, as we are informed.
that perjury aud forgery form q conspicsoss
part of the modus cperondi whereby the tax
payers have been Heeced. The public are &C
lively alive to the necessity Of this investigs-
ton being carried on to the end, In the hope
that BY thorough exposure Of the present infs-
nous system, and reorganization of the de-
partments of the city government, New York
may be saved from the plunderers who fattea
upon the treasury. AS an evidence Of the To-
terest they take in it, is the fact that several Of
the leadiEg merchants in the city, when they
heard of the probability of the appropriations
being refused by the Commoa Council, offered
to place the necessary funds at the disposal of
the committee to enable them to proceed with
the investigation. While this spirit is abroad,
it may be dangerous to the political prospects
of the members Of the Common Council to CO.
deavor to stife the investigation and screen the
criminals. Depend upon it their course in this
matter will be closely marked.
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frst one that commits an overt act, ~ In the
or the globe would initiate against the best ii-'
terests of civilization and Christianity, but
would advance the Coburg policy and interest
vastly. The humiliation Of England would be
the death blow to European liberty. We fancy
We see the grin of satisfaction on the couute-
nance Of the despots OF the Old World while
contemplating 60 unnatural struggle. We
trust, however. that there is sufficient common
sense in tie British people to induce them to
adopt measures to avert so fearful calamity.
They have, however, eight scions Of the Coburg
to provide for; and it is impossible to coujec-
ture what complications they may yet be carried
into If Palmerston and the Coburg interest get
into power again. They must be provided with
Kingdoms and prircipalities, either for the pur
pose Of securing the family hold upon John
Bulls purse strings or to provide for the rot
improbable contingency Of an uphesving Of the
British people to throw of the whole Coburs
ribe
Fer the United States the future is plain sail
ing. We shall go on in the path of progress
and industrial Increase, undistaIbed by the
plots of the Coburgs, the Romauoffs aud the
Nspoleocs We have already shown that var
with Europe is not thing to be feared by as.
But for the Napoleonic dynasty In France the
question and the crisis is o nonentous one.
The whole of Europe may he let loose upon
him, as it was upon his uncle. Palmerston's
organ-tbe London Poa-has recently stated that
England must 60 to war with Naples, and at
the same time acknowledged that such an event
would light con6agration in Europe, the end
of which no man could foresee. Naples wishes
to refer the question to Louis Napoleon for set
Element. 1t may yet be that the entente cordiale
with Ia perfds Albion, which the third Napoleon
has labored as hard as ever did his uncle to
establish, is nothing but sham, and that he
may be driven to lead the republicans of Europe
in q mighty onslaught upon the crowns and
coronets Of their old and inveterate enemies.
There are great complications and great results
in the not distant future.
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pers, and a petition from shopkeepsrs on Eighth
avenue, setting forth their suerngs from the unfair
administration Of the law regarding the Sabbath
were received and referred. Tho subject of tho
alleged election frauds in the Twelfth ward. Brook.
Ign, referred to the appropriate committee The
Fourth ward station house, being unfit for occu
pancy, is to be abandoned. A number of complaints
against delinquent policemen were heard and dis
posed Of.
TIE Gales of cotton yesterday embraced about LOCO
bales, On The baas Of about llc for niddins upaacs
pretty much anticipated by the Kangaroo Saperdos
and common grades Of nour were essisr, while eooo
extra brands unchanged. Tho sales we're made 10
fair exaIt, both fer home and for export Wheat
sc'iye, ard the sales embraced about 600 o0o
busheis a rates given in another column. Corn
soid 10 moderate extent, including dstnirg cargses OF
Western mixed 1t COO. ESQ.,, and d. q $50. TO-
and yeIow at &c 49,, and prime round yelios for
export 10 the West Indies Sic. Pork WAS mere active
but cheaper; sales Of mess were made a OF 20
81! Is and Ct primo ct tll Sugars were quite steady
viii sales of about 800 hhds ct rates given elsewhere
Ccre Was firm; the public sale Of Santos was vol ss
tended and the bidding spirited and considered
be very good etc; about 500 bags sold 7Xc
averaging about 1890, and zoe Rio sold To
trade at 1iKc, with so bags Java ct l5Xc Fre,gats
active, and decidedly better ia Liverpool be
tween 900 and 100 bushels OF grain engaged
sgd Cd in bulk and q. sd In bags; some 500 bales
cotton taxea at led afterwards 300 CSC square
bales engaged at 7s2d. to VA for compressed aad
uEconyressed -four taken ct Is. Cd; bacon al
22s. 3d. AID fierce beef at 3s.
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The WifLETfS POINT ISyEsTIGArtoS--RE-
PORT FOR THE DEFENDANrs-We publish to-day
the report Of Messrs. Hopkins and Florence, of
the House Committee Of Investigation on the
Willetts Point case, and in behalf of the defend
ants-Mr. Floyd, Secretary of War, and Mr..
Schell. Collector Of this port concerning the
sale to and purchase by the government OF the
property in question one hundred acres at two
hundred thousand dollars. We ray the defend
ants, for whatever may have been the object de-
clared in the movement for the investigation,
the investigation itself, as managed by the
chairman Of the committee (Mr. HaslSn) has
been nothing more nor less than q criminal pro-
secution against the parties indicated.
The results thusfar are-First, three separate
reports from the committee OF five members
one report from Mr.. Haskin chairman J: auo-
Their from the two republicans on the committee
and another, the report under consideration,
from Messrs. Hopkins and Florence, democrats
Secondly, the failure OF Mr.. Hassin 10 make GU.
his case against either Secretary Floyd or Col
lector Schell Thirdly, a satisfactory acquittal
Of these parties 4" of any official or moral deln-
quency" in the premises; and lastly, reaction
airy movement. of public opinion, from the facts
and the testimony In the case, which will pro-
badly operate very diastrously 10 the political
calculations Of Mr.. Haskin.
1t appears for example, that, according to the
original manuscript evidence Of Mr.. Haskin,
he used the following emphatic lsBguage in re-
gard to the testimony of the Collector:-"I
know his examination was a satisfactory one,
and proved to me that he had nothing to do
with the combination which effected the sale Of
this property to the government" But Mr..
1Iaskin, II seems, upon a more deliberate con-
sdcration Of the matter, made the Important
discovery that this frank exoneration of Mr..
Schell would defeat the purpose of the investi-
cation; and 70 1t appears that Mr.. Haskin was
driven to the necessity of mutilating his own
record in order to make out even the shadow of
case against the Collector. And all this has
resulted, no doubt, from some of those con-
temptible and disgusting spois squabbles Of
Tammany Hall, on account of which Mr.. IIaskin
and bis confederates could find no way of re-
dress except in Bronsonizing Collector Schell.
We think that even a cursory perusal of the
facts and precedents grouped together in the
report of Mcssrs Hopkins and Florence, will
fully justify to the reader the sale and purchase
of this willctts Point property at 100000. as
price by no means extravagaut, considering the
location Of the land, the market value OF The
lands adjoining, and the circumstances of oil
government purchases. We consider Secrc-
tary Floyd and the Collector, therefore, AZ hav-
aI.<..l
ing passed through this investigation without
the faint OF lobby corruption upon their gar
ments As for Mr.. Hsskin, having failed 80 IN
eoriously in bis fort site Investigations and
mutilaiious of the record, he had better now
turn his attention, with Mssteson, the cheyalier
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
THE TN TELLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY 8, 1865
BeecherEsm.
TFrom Lifr ThoushtA-I

.tIhe way to begin = Christian life is not 70
Study theology. Piety before theology. Right
living will produce right thinking Yet mary
men, when their cOusGiences arc aroused, run
for caiechisns and commentaries and syS-
/ toms Suppose a man were tnkcn with
! Inc cholera. and. ii,stead Of sending for n physi
clan. lie should send tn bookstore and buy all
I the books which have been written on tue hn-
man system: > Would it not be better for
him TO be first cured of the cholera!'
| Again: "Thc Bible is the most betFashcd DOCK
in the world. Coming to it through comrnenia-
| rios il much like looking at landscape through
garrett windows; over which generations OF nn'
noIcstcd spiders have spun their webs. Our
real commentators ave our strongest traits OF
character; aud we usually come out OF the b'6'e
with all those texts sticking To us which our
iidiosyncrncics attract
Amin, rage 53: God has appointed certun
insects, birds and beasts To DC destroyers.-
They consume decaying matter, they roll up
and feast on filth. TO their palate life is IN
seasoned and insipid, but death has favor
such, also, IN nor critics in literature, Gym
les in morals, and htreSy -hunters in religion.
you are to accept as u Christian every one
whose life and disposition CEristiike, no
matter how herctical the denomination be TO
which he belongs Wherever you find faith,
ard righteousness, and love, and joy IN the
Holy Ghost, you are 10 look upon them as tue
stamped coin IF ChriStS kingdom, and as n legal
tender from God TO you"
1T is neither the vote nor the laying on Of
hands that gives men the right to preach
Ones own heart is authority. Ifone wishes to,
and can let Inn. though all church courts for
bid. If he cannot preach to OBLIGATION, he Is
not iut Iuiized, though all the ministers in
Chii-te dom ordain lin. Any one having
bell in him, which, ringing, viii ring, holiness
10 the Lord is preacher.
"a man has right 10 go TO God by AIRY way
which i, true To him IfVUu Cau think il out that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

OAS S4uA0y 4bG6b III 3 q +" AOG444b
RAIL ROAD.
g
on and after Monday March SIS (sundsys ezeeptsd)
" Trains viii follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1;lo P. II Man Train, stopping all stations
Pttsbursh at s:'S p NJ and bridgeport at sac
P NJ Express Train stopping regular stations;
(EA't Rochester and New Salisbury hAg
!en' for this train) and arrive At Pittsburgh At
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$40 A NJ Express Train stopping at all regular Satons
arrive at Pittsburgh At 1I:iO A. NJ. and ~ Clsye-
land a 2;SS p. n.
$50 r. NJ Mail Tram, stopping all regular stations
arrive at Pittsburgh at s:S p II.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
600 A. NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations ard arrives
a; cievels1d at e''S p NJ and at bridgeport at
400 p NJ Errrrss TraIn s'oPP regular stations
rive at Bridgeport at SAC p 81.
hut train from Bridgeport Cleveland day-IeAve'
bridgeport Clio a. NJ.
Excursion Tickets from ldsepoEt to Pittsburgh and
turning, 1915. Good fir0 ddgS 0Hiy.
Connections,
Connections made y all through trains As fooWs
Al Cleveland, with trains for Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
the North est; ao. for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canala
A. steubynyiIIe Belair, seubeuyile Iud
ark, GAINESVILLE L1nesvr, Wilmington Lancaster Column
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81 Louis.
Al Wheeling, 18th Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
ber1nd HarpcrS Ferry, Baltimore ana Washington CITY
Local and through tickets purchased
oAs the lins also At the Union Ticket Office opposite
superIu, endant's 0aiee, c PRR, JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland, March s, ISIS. mh6 SuPt.
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French Goods.

,HISIZE-e0O pieces ~ wide, warranted fast eolor'
I3JI cents, always sold for IS cents yard Also -
second mourning ehinEeS AZ ~ cents -, - a., ,,.
LOUPISES BEST ALI. WOOL DE- LAME AZ S'S2 Ssii''
per yard. =, "a
LAWSS-Tie very best quality, which used 70 sen ~ -
cents wiz sell At fsE cents. sOr1e good quay -
low si( yard. ,,..,r s7,..,
main At 90 cents and figured at % cents yard
oMBRE GRAPE E'EspAGNE-2d pieces heasf''nl SYKES
oMBRE BAREGE so pieces, worth 80 cents. for only
IN. s piece. Am,lns Goods, very nice and
ado pieces rev GIIk.-An excellent allboled
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
The Greatest BRrRRin Vet.
vii sell superior SILK ROBES OF % yards each,
qusIity sold last sa5 $50, Ror only
S15 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks, deny that these Kobes not
sHId thalf their value, Also superior article COLoRED
POULT De ROBES 4 DULLES, side stripes, very de-
sirabe eoors and iEus, and will be sold at bargain
They Of very recent importation Of large New York
retail Establishment and WerehpuEt below Importers cost
Also just received about so dress patterns Of styles
fancy SILKS very handsome snd chesp
100 BAREGE, LAWN CIIALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and double FkE Barge Robes 20 each such sold
last for AiO will sell e.. Chaly Robes
excellent style very cheap Pine Lawn Robes at only One
Dollar and Fifty Cents apiece; Mt ALIEN. HEYMAN's,
aft9-lm MAR 81
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RENTOVNI

CAs q. ORR uouli Enuouncc to tSc public that
FL M, Main
soog Nor,hos lhs s ~ pNrk, EGst SIDE Maa S;rsst,
vhte heis hsE uppE his SPrE Stock ofeSks, stats4-
lie would AN rsresiAI abortion to his lsrss Sc.
teesd staek OF Paper NhieA for o patterns.
and i,rAtusss sn quality esurt be eSetlea VI the city
DVsrlne sula lot ofFAternN OF lat
a. rlSNe r,oyo for metz sen the f-St OF
April call soon, you that want hSFAias
Remember The place. doors North OF the ~ u. Rank
East side Naln street. HOTnbyooks new BiVes
mario IS =. ol.i-
IN st lhRH! fAl"N ~.
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go AYERS
~ PILLS.
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public demand for ar a.c-
tive purgatye pill which could be relied and
10 meet that demand and extensive trial virtues
has cOnciusiyely shown with what ascompsheS
but not easy to make The best Of Ill M lone which
should have none Of the objections but al the adVau
iage Of every other. This has been attempted here,
Esid with what would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
ssoous and irtitatins to tie BoWeI This IS not
bany Of them produce so much gripping pain and Teyul-
good TO be CeEvea from them These pills produce
irritation pam, oess II arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their use in
any quantity but it IS better that medicine should
be taken judcionsly. Minute directions for their
in the several diseases to which they applicable are
given the box. Among the complaints which have
compiIet i5 its TsIo. a1ns Of JapnSe ipIgesoS
LanEuO and Loss Of Appetite tlessaess, luitabity,
Bilious Headache Bilious Fever Fever and Ague Pam al,
tie consequence of diseased action in the liver As an
scurvy, Colds with Of the body Ulcers and I'M
purity Of the blood; in short any and every case where
They have also produced some sRgulariy successful
Papitation Of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the and bowels into healthy action, and
their stimuiant acton the eiIcuiatOry system reno
the strength of the body, and restore the wasted
SasioHa dose il advantageous, though serious
derangement exists; but Unnecessary dosing should
reduces the strength when taken to The thou
sand caseS ia which Physie required cannot be emu
OF every body: and this pin is found better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
Ia need Of cnthartic medicine Being sugar wrapped
they pleasant to take andbeinR purely vegetable
harm arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
NEW SPRING sTO0K.

BEG LEAVE to inform. ur prh, that ave jus, re-
turned FROM the East with my FIRST SPY 30 STOCK,
Elchf anl determined to sell As cheap ~ house in
Ny stock consists Of all the latest styles o.
DRESS GOODS, such black and iaHeV silks, LAwus,
ChbtEs. CUichcs Of less variety, ChAlr ReraFe Dc
tnes de erces with variety OF other goe TOO numsr-
ou I mention.
gMBGoIDERIES. the hest he found In Wheeling; nv
assortment consists % Collars Of al prices the lowest
The highest of of Sleeves and Collars, which
vii particularly mention MHrsciile Sets all tbs
the Eas complete assortment az smbrnhret Hand. etc.
hnNNkf7, AZ price frSm 10 ctSup 49, the
rotEht into the also nonnst KtOns and
brluut sIFs flowers rshvs and v'trS ulnE tn the lai-
iin-rN liu-.
wHTTEGOODs sucl plain ami figured Strips BriaHtS,
auluGgst which would call FrcUei
hrucRdc plain, figured and striped Jaeonct San sn1ks
siiA US, sLAvts, Steual Cashmere, plain lAncy,
al almost g6ur own prices.
UASsIIERES Ci1iS, aud every thing in the mrns
SUITABLE for sPr'nE offer thu largest stock Of
hnne tn wheeling, and Wcnjd particularly request
sale.
NIrTs e:nrete line, and also ot,hoss IonF ts
worth : NJ iSSc.
Call and examine NY sIoeS, viii Compare
fSycrahly viz, other, 7ud doing have
hRSss the cash principle will sen il ~
very los hlGres.
IsAAC PRAGER.
mars IS9 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

New system.

TN changing Of isIness IRON long credit system
euisa lcut. also chang long prutS
10 very abort ones cl1sin hrNVJ
Cloths aud Cass{uvres, vii sell tW~nty yer
crnt than farmer prices Should Doubt what
We say, bS calling No Washington Hall yoa ~ be =
once sstishrd Ust hat &c say,
WiTFEIEI & IAKIN,
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Cheaper than BVer.

RHAT DISTRESS and heavy losses In the East T1road
VI Stock bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
and sold prices to the Importer and ManuRtur
hays inst returned from the EastrTt cities aud
purchased goods those ruinous prices andI offer
customers rnh the public generally, goods made
order in Goats, Pants and Vests the and
fashionable way and ready eluhin they
have been offered in this You will get fine
clothes for the same have heretofore paid
Come and nuy (oe26l A. VI, ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05

'TNO THOSE WHO ENTER NY INSTITUTE. on REMIT
L a., api thus GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIFTS, time before the Hay Of September,
upon completing thorough OF Double Entry Book
Collateral Branches lucrative
plnyrn-nti In Commercial Bat hing Houses Accountant
within ninety DAYS amer their graduation, else they viii
/ tcu, and thus realize
Pree Tuition. or Lucrative Situations.
GFatustss foo, this insutiun Elliu Tesp0nsi
bile and lucrative positions CashrF Hook keeper AMI
Railroad Oez ClsTks. Ia different sections Of The country
aud brnE preferred by business TO Graduates %
9th-r Mercantile College Hence the above unpaTal
clel Inducements which nothing but the Superiority
Of instruction and OF0l training my tHdenis Tor
business life would
ne Principal of tfis IstitHfios Lsea practical
deooHghfESfOr oHTsr period GIH any otasr Tsdeher
[ in the WesfeFR country.
Address tls undersigned Tor further partlculars-
uSy WM. ". SstANGNFsHe.
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PENNSYBVANIA RAILROAD.

E'HN ND Z DIV AINIEA ENtAILEtOta D.
TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, N1rh-western, and south:
Western States bT Roiway direct. This road
also At Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers TO
all the Western Rivers, and Cleveland and San
husky with Steamers all ports the Western
Lakes; making the most direct chsdpsst aud rsidLte
roWte by which FREIGHT be forwarded and fTum
he Great West.
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Die Qeute auI Cem Uef peritlnben a6er IN.
lere NbliAt ntdt uno wlrfen bic Se8el Seraoes
gu ms Wdier. SA Uerlubte it9ello etwaS
auf5utreiben, um Palfl9tere gu retten, tOnnte
aber uiat5 f~iuOen. Dte 91aen naren bereits
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ltIIrjte terelt8 Der &orOermuit, uno balo oarauf
Der W~flttelmalt uuo un9eidpr 3ur lelben 3eit
l0len Die Uta)hlne ltti gu Iteben. O18 Sblff,
Delfes BIG Iest 9e8en Welten geitanoen, brebte
ltb lan9lam na4 9tcrpen unD 3ulett oeaeu
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plaben uno na6 5ebn WIlnuteu erplooirte paB
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@rao.
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