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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04


hill Friday morning; Burns asked the woman 10
come and lay alongside of him; she refused,
when he went over 10 where she was and struck
her with his fist; he hit her with billy and
cut her with knife; have seen Burns with billy
he carried one,
Dr. Il. f. HulLihen, iSIeOrn.-Think prisoner
is same saw at Squire Hamiltons; he was up
on charge of breaking into house; two wo-
men were witnesses against him; l was called
also as a Witness heard Burns say he would
give the women hell for testilying against MN;
one of the women had hut one eye; the other
was called Gin. Mcdonald.
I'D. Hamilton, SloOrn.-Kncw Mary Ann
Montony; she had but one eye; she was witness
in the case alluded to by DIR. Hullihen; think
heard Burns use threatening language to Mon
tony at the time; this was about four weeks be-
fore the murder
John Farley, an Irish boy was brought in.
Mr. Pendleton---I think the court had better
examine that child.
Judge ThOmpSon-Elow old are you!
Farley-SiXtecn years.
Judge ThompSon-Can you read:
Farlev-Nes.
Judge Thompson-Wha were you brought
here iory
Tarley-To tell all know about this case:
Judge Thompson-DO you know the penalty
if you do not tell the truth:
Farley-Yes sir. Punishment here and here
after
Farley was then sworn, and proceeded 10
corroborate the testimony of others as to the
striking. Woman Montony had but one eye;
they had six or seven bottles of whisky on the
hill; Burns was pretty tight; have parents;
they live in North Wheeling.
John LOchmdH, SrOrm.-know deceased she
was blind of one eye; Friday morning burns
and Oscar Myers came to School House, during
recess, and asked me to go up on the hill with
them; went up; Burns and Myers set on the
fence and told me to go over and see if the wO-
men were about; went over and saw the woman
lying dead came back and told them; Oscar
laughed, and asked Burns which was the whit
est, me or rag.
PoM ChalL,, .S,cora- (The proceedings were
here interrupted by the entrance of the jury III
the case of Forbes VS.. Wickham, looking some
what fatigued with the long confinement y
verdict of ten cents damages to plaintiff was
announced and the jury was discharged9 Chalk
corrObOrated the testimony of other witnesses
as to the difficulty upon the hillside on Friday
morning; was afraid to tell the truth before
Aid. Hamilton; Burns told me and Oscar Myers
ut the school house, Friday morning, that if we
said anything about the murder he would put
us through
Ot7icer Deaf6augh, S,oorn--Deceased swore
against Burns before Aid. Hamilton; heard him
say he would give her hell for that; he said she
never would appear against him; never told VIM.
Donaphan anything about hanging Burns.
Vn, DoaapRaR, SrOrR-HeaTd Burns say
that If Mary MOntony and Gin. Mcdonald got
out of ini they never would appear against him;
heard officer Deafbaugh say he would give ten
dollars for the privilege of hanging Burns.
Two witnesses here testified they never heard
the prisoner make threats
The prosecution here rested
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NEw YORK, june lst. 1905.

Pump-.ohn NedH-Americd" AT''' ~
Getty. W. 1,,oo Let 1858.
Tie ,,.ent and oft repeated visits of English
Officers ON our vessels in the gull, has crealeu
ouite Il sensation in all circleS;-SpIne are very
wrntbv. some cool, some scared, for fear we VIII
have a war with Old England As the Govern
ment is taking prompt measures, u woulu oe
well for all to wait the result oil OlcIai iI,qumy
and action. When all is explained and truth
fnllv stated. | have no fear of any collision DC
tween the two countries. Mayor Iiemann
descent on Swan Co.'S Swindiing lottery con-
Germ. has astoniShed and pleased all honest men,
vet the evil is not abated, as they aaNer'ise
here larger than ever; and suppose they arc
able. for have no doubt but that where they
have paid out one dollar they have received one
MousaRd! Ii there were no toOL IN the world,
there would be no lotteries of this kind, swan
and Ben Wood to the contrary, nOtwlthStand-
inc 4 terrible war has been, and Is going on
With the ''Swill Milk" Men of this CIty;-al
swindlers-whO feed poor cows on sun SinP'
adulterate their milk, mark all their wagons rs,
"Oy.,s0e CORHtU" or the country, and XIII
thousands with their poisons; the ''swill' Is so
bad that on inspection, there are not ten COWS
in five hundred having tails.-being drencheu
on bad whisky every day, their tails niiame,
tester and fall off by degrees. How can chi
dren stand what eats up cows tail TO the root
in six months? Forty.two ont of forty-iour
ming the sun is out, and heaven looks cheerful
There has not been day this season when
person would have hcen comfortable without an
overcoat. The news to-day from the expert
ments Just made with the ocean telegraph, Is
very fiattcring, and promises success the next
trial An experiment made this week with
a pump, originally invented by Mr.. Lindsey,
of North LdrOliHd, but nOw altered so as to
work by lever power, instead of side gearing,
and horizontal in place of the rotary notion
The exhibition was public, and lasted for three
DAYS, to the admiration and establishment of
all who saw it. The Pump was placed on the
ground; stand point for the lever foity-five
feet above and the pipe rdise2 o"e hundred
0nd .ftfeen .Jeet pe5PeSdieular and at this great
height two men worked it with great ease and
facility, discharging at the top about twenty
gallons per minute; they also worked it easily
with one hand each, aad then it was repeated
w worked by one nun alone The pump is
simple, durable and cheap. Deep Wells are no
longer nov inaccessible. Full particulars may
be obtained of. NJ Edney, Ag't, l47 Chambers
st. y. Y. John Neall, amongst the oldest and
best American Poets, has just paid our city a
visit; he is respected by ALL The defeat of the
abolitionists, at the late meeting of the Ameri-
can Tract Society, sets hard on their stomachs
and well it may-fOr the country votes out
side flew York and Brooklyn, constituted
clear majority; so that for n long time, they
are hOpelessly defeated. linen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

DorGLAs IN ILLMors-The Democratic (Ad-
ministration) State Ccntral Committee ofInois
have issued an address in which they say it
cannot be disguised that fealty to Senator Doug
las is treason to the Democracy, and they are
compelled to choose between their long cherish
ed principles and his personal success. OF
course theyIgo with the party. At the previous
convention of the Administration party only
thirty counties were represented. At the COM
ing session, on the I'd of jane, efforts will be
made to secure full representation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

New ORLEANS UP IN AHNs.-Reo.i the dis
patches from New Orleans in to-day paper
The San Francisco novelty of Vigi aace Com
mittee has been adopted, and now New Orleans
is under a martial law more suggestive of
present and future i'll than that which Old
Hickory was fined thousand dollars for decree
ing in the same city, even, in the face of inva-
sion from without and treachery within.
Verify, these are lawlcss, high handed times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

GENERAL HousroS's Expedition TO MExICo.-
The n. Y. Ereniug Post understands that Gen
eral Houston, Immediately after the adjournment
of Congress, contemplates an expedition in!o
Mexico with company of four or five thousand
men, who are anxious to follow the hero of
Alamo in new conqucsts. Walker and Henning
sen do not inspire thu adventurous youth of the
South with confidence, and 1t has been signtied
to General Houston that if he would lead them,
there were thousands ready to follow him to any
part of Mexico The understanding is that they
are to TexaSize another SLICE of Mexico and
bring it into the Union, aud with it Houston it.
to the Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

-, bis manner during its delivery. ne b iSr,
e drawing ms 6he mantle Of charity 9Ts e s n
Hd could iI sympahse with the aged and
worn we q" man. with care and nn 5o Stand
could %U, sympathiso with any father, VIII should
ing upon the brink of the grave .n 'i bs6oding
iaiter in duty to his GOD, Mi,em oyyii,I doom.
beloved son aoT Dot to consider, as they had been
The qsS Tf be matter Of bayng the prisoner
tRer oaths and duty to their country a%%
thew had any feelings of sympathy, 10 cIeatnre
should be in favor Of the poor helpless If her
VINO was hs, ai IN the yery act of suppcating the
throne To Of mercy, with all her ripened SINS u'"
H' Judge Thompson instructed the jury 5 SPTn
some points of law, and they retired iO' N|''
Grafton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
Bank % Whee-1n8.

rHIs Bank having ceased to sus Bank Of Discount
Deposit ,.-.,o,s will receive prompt attention.
Accounts ana stoekhoIders individually liable
Interest paid on deDosi''- 10 G. LIST, Cash'r.
g. D. HUBBARD, Prest-
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After an absence of about hall an non QUIZ -. IN
I t5s frst degree Though little doubts were ,;I
ms toiD ~ TO the result of the jurys dell1
e en'Gp s ali were anxious to hear the result
cs'T [' the encouragement with PercePtlo'e
change in his features. He did not move IN II
muscle We are not advised as to when nc IA
receive his sentence
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

a NArIoNNI. Pharmacopea Convention is to
be held in Washington in 1860 SeveraltSoci.
lies have already appointed delegates,
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nAS NOTICE.

- ~. notified that All Dis DIS Iot S.sy
ans !aMesssalss h a BE Riyeoi
4 Of each month 70 ,ns III bills paid a, Tie oIhes
sesrstaTE 90 ans 10 per cent; ai's5 @
VIII Ua by The collector az HORNBROoK, PTes
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; u ! o . Lar I E w. GRAHAM,

and vi.; sngd would inform Ih- cIrizens Of yhrIin
viii continue I, 1reTy owned by Dr. james Tanner he
~ ts ne most RESPECTFULLY soIieits =. ~. ~
extended which has hereioflr- been 20 i,4,S
II viii h. ~ ~ ms ga and well known estaii.hr-,'
and AZ tb- Io 1n To keep everything II the pnrat ia
nshed Dr,g PRICE, usually to be found In W-u TO-
Meiicin.S sHrsi1Iy Compounded from the purest NJ
ChAi.LEs W. GRAHAM
nv1a No. 60 cor Main and Wrl,st-- -
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News Fnox TnE MoRYoxs.-It will be seen

News FnoM TIr MoRYoNs.--It will be seen
by our dispatches this morning, that the coun-
try has been prematureIy congratulated upon
the settlement of our Mormon difficulties, and
without having given our army chance to
bring their rusty guns into the service
1t is quite likely, from the tenor OF present
advices, that we shall yet have some little daily
ing with Brigham. OF course Brigham will not
lead his forces to the attacll or defence, but he
may put us to all the trouble he eau, before he
comes to terms. The old scamp, unless he is
very. cautious, may yet get shot and a bomb
in his harem and tabernacle both.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

TaE Trenton, n j., bakers are adopting
system of selling bread by the weght-three
cents per pound--instead of by the loaf, as CUT
Fently sold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

F1LLmusrEn WILLIAM WALxrR-moonshne
conquerer Of Nicaragua, sometimes styled the
"blue-gre eyed man of destiny has been haV'
ing trial at New Orleans. OF course, in a
city where the people can't govern themselves,
he was not convicted, but, even there, in New
Orleans, two of the jury stood out for co"viG-
ton. The enterprising teIegrapher down there,
follows up the fact. however. with his ditum,
that the charge of Judge Campbell, in the case,
was extremely partial and stringent.
The '.blne-grey eyed man of destiny puts
ON an air Of injured Innocence, and wants
another trial We hope he will get it, and dear
help him if he gets his dues when tried.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
NEW xoRK coRREspoNDENcE-

E,r.;,o P,zatious-Sran's LOttcry-Mitk Var
- Paia-Oeean Ttlegraph-- Wonderful
PauD-.Joha Neall-AmericaH Tract So
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NOTICE.

DROposA VIII 5ss sss sy qe Of q SPs9Ss
the Cier's Office az .pSins drain in the b9to, o. me
sn GSe f he head q wIsh ns HALL
fel- -. Fyry
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NV Advertisements.
EOUND.

.tnee, on Main street Detgesn The
9 Srase and EeemsT sg oa:5 n have
aTi amount Of MONEY, rnoney and paying eiaIses
i atnsiiSins the purse and IS W. BIASGAAR0.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm OF
4 = h Durham 4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. K DUSHAM.
Wheeling, May LIST, 1855. JAMES F. BARNEs
THE China Glass and Oue-psyare busipe.s III b. .o,
un1sd under the name and style Of Hobbs Barnes,
MO MO WH settle the business Of the late J. X.
The undersigned continue tie m snufactnr, ~ Flint
Glass, at their mandatory in South I-rn- ndsr me
name and style Hobbs Barnes and vrII m. fbe
business OF the late firms Of Barnes HobI,s 4 a. ana
- ~ ~ tiI ~, q 20. JOHN l. HOBBS,
"nsslrhg' May ISL, ISIS. JAMES P. BARNES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
onaRLES PAUDERI.

H. - TO the public OF this city, that
IL I has located himself nov permanently here, ana ~
n IN tns art OF singing, and on inc plAi" ~
~ in.tr1rrBts after ami tuoFouShl9 $3.50 ~
SrII,od lie also attends tina taxing anu 5
hat their name. aud residences at Carter Ent
fnor on Main street. Wh'eh I-otnPs attention -
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THIRD STOCKT
Vestings.

HAvE just Received splendid Ion Of f,n., ,,.,.,.
so.. t.',l rms, IpyS9l An ADAMS
a Ss assortment Of Summer Cloths and Cas- sirer.s
mrPS - oruer at prices 10 sui: hard times
77I7i7-5 4. ". ADAMS
- an Is-stih angtiIer -Iiiest 81 sam jIT-
n,tS ~ MS which Ftli be sold HShi,,s iov nyrs
- 81
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Reapera and ,MnHo--


ba. J Nv. Iantase AID economy Of Hsrves,;n, ~,
matter N iGilS driHgnstratei as 10 n, a. x
NO Ionzr % much At Iea.t ne T utmost
alord to be without tbe1, Az NAV Farmers
in order 10 1s.,-h should make their sn 20
The re a machine In time for he c1, ~. ou'
to buyeTS 80 sIe prepared to oir strrrior
tesei .r ah give them ehoI-r ~ JISs =
and ma hines the rpanuf,.,Ient Wen
We would 20 he extent of the purchsss ~ prices
passed attention to the foiIowin. IL. ~
Aatmaa ,iiI GT%e In Reaper and Mower.
Atkins 40 do dc
NeeW York DO Self RateT
Bsii' an = MHieT's do AIoTer
F" addressed to SMITH TSe' I've prompt attention
myl9 Dealers In AgrieuituSaII i I1,,l IL,
Of Iril III II.:Nye have now 10 store A.,
fOouiu popuisT have ever offered eonrs,Is ,tosE
wEn. Chou { s sos, Dunbar & Dixon,
NE have IT. aEIskELL sWEARfNSSlES1Nn :
w az Sep 81, Gay opened our iST-- - --.e9 1S-
Lace AM 1H1sG AND SUIFli5s " ~ seantfh siOek
- ~ Lace combined A. = LIZ IN Reel
mylO A]'A IELL.YG CLOdEsS
N rnvI1 LIS BLACK LACE vJIIs-i IN
HEIgRFi.F ~! ~, received.
zoo ,,n Salt. A.
me- sale BY SAT-, =, just received and for
NAM ADAMS,
No So Main Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
Thai GcOIpia DccisIOn.

We alluded briefly last week to a decision
Of the Supreme Court OF Georgia, which was
said to affirm the doctrine, that when the
powers of bank corporation expire by o
limitation contained in its charter, all right
of action against the institution became eX'
tinet, 20 shat it could not be sued upon any
contract or undertaking which 1t had prevI-
ously assumed. We were then OF opinion
that the decision vas incorrectly reported,
but it seems to be otherwise. The Supreme
Court distinctly decided that the CcaTt below
erred in not instrucliDg the jury, That II the
charter Of the Planters and Mechanics Bank
expired by its own Limitation, on lie l5t Of
January, 1856, such expiration extngu=hed
the Plaintiffs debt, aid that he could not
recover"
This was the opinion Of the Court, Judge
Lumpkin, disseminate, but it does not appear
how many justices sat in the case.
Under all the circumstances, we cannot
wonder that this decision has aroused cOrsld-
cradle feeling in Georgia. Ii seems to US to-
tally irreconcl!able with common sense, rca'
son, justice, OF any proper Application OF the
law governing contracts. and how the Court
could have reached their conclusion we can
not for the lie OF Us perceive. We would Ike
TO see the whole record OF the Courts 0pin-
ion in the case, and some OF Out Georgia con-
temporarics would DO well to publish 1t as a
curiosity in legal literature. Certainly moth
ing like it can be found eiseH here Rtcjt-
mOAd South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
From Warrington.

WAsuWGToN, August 2O.--lt is not pro-
liable that our government will agree to the
Cas- Iierran treaty, as amended by New Gra'
NADIA Gen. Jarez states that be has come
here with extraordinary powers and to act
in conjunction with Yrissari. lie was ap,
prehensive that he would not lie officially
received uutil satisfactory explain atoms were
made concerning the conduct OF Nicaragua,
Of which our government complains, and
be represents that he has full authority to
make due reparation or apology and to ar
rarge q treaty.
The receipts into the treasury last week
were nearly S9,6l40O0, making the entlTe
amount on deposit Sl4,5OO,0OO, ten and
third OF which is in New York. The re-
ce,pts, apart frcm the payments on account
Of the ten million loan, were over one mliiion'
aud the increase 100000 over those OF the
previous week.
Secretary Cass left this afternoon for S,on'
ipgton to, it is said, be present at the marriage
OF his dat ghter with Mr.. Van Llnbr'S
minister from the Netherlands
The Postmaster General and his family
have taken temporary residence at the coun'
try seat of Gen. Wa!brldge.
Attorney General Black contemplates eaV'
ing the ci.y tomorrow Tor Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
4 L;rnu, EIcayarOr.

The Cleveland Leader describes steam x
cavatCr now being used IN completing the
embankmcnt on the Cleveland and AGle rail
road at GlrGrd. The editor says:
1--WE were much surprised at the great ra
pidity with which tie dirt is excaVated ard
transferred to an enl ankment, a distance oil
about one.eighth of a mile. One locomotive
and an indefinite number OF cars are required
to each excavator. Temporary tracks are
laid from the embankmeDt 20 the excavaIoT,
with side track and switch near the latter,
SO that the empty cars can be run up to the
machine for the load, when ia are switched
out to the maiu track, aud instantly another
car is run up to the excavator, loaded, and
sent whizzing down the track to tue iocomc-
tive, and 50 on indefinitely. The switching
is done by horses, and the tine required to
run up the car, load it, and send 1t down the
main track, does not exceed twenty seconds,
and we saw them load four care per minute
for several minutes. The excaVators are
placed on temporary tracks or blocks and are
moved by their own power. The shovel oil
the exeavator is so large that one shovel foil
fills the car. The depth to which the ma.
chine cute is about II feet, and the surface
already gone over, about ten acres"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
Inportant Discovery.

We are informed that new species OF in,
faumsble mineral termed illuminating
clav" has been discovered by Mr.. Frederick
Ii. Southworth. Mr.. SOathworth Is an Amer.
lean resident OF Rio Janeiro. lie has tested
the properties of this clay and applied the
same to the making of gas. He reports that
it gives cubic feet of gas to the pound,
while coal gives but 81 cubic feet to the
pound. The article is Of the color OF clay,
and otherwise looks like coal in its pure state;
it will turn like wax when held in the flame
of match. 1t is said to be found in large
deposits on the banks Of navigable rivers in
Brazil, and the discoverer anticipates that it
will be used by all gas compa Dies in Brazil,
and become an article of expectation. The
Brazilian Government have taken the Iaa!-
ter under consideration. Mr.. Scnthworth
has applied for patent for the privilege Of
making gas from this material in Brazil, and
it is thought be will obtain it.--N !. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
Warm Canvass I'm Illinois.

The political canvass in Illinois is getting
somewhat warm and considerably personal.
Mr.. Lincoln and Senator Trumbull are Mr.
Douglas opponents on the stump. The for
mer recently charged that Mr.. Douglas
thought now proclaiming popular sovereignty,
really had conspired with the Admin!stra'
ton TO subvert the constitutional power Of the
States and establish slavery over the land.
Mr.. Douglas, in recent speech ct Boards
town, pronounced this statement IAN inta-
nous lie" Mr.. Trumhuil, in his adde's TO
the people, made this charge distinctly. and
furthermore said, that 20 1.-THE man who does
deny it, will cram the lie down bis throat
till he shall cry enough" Douglas, IN bis
reply, comes up to his work boldly, and says:
This charge was once made IN a much
milder form, in the Senate Of the United
States. did brand it as q lie, in tue pre-
senCe uf Mr. Trumbuii--and Dir. Irumbul!
sat and heard it thus branded. without daring
to say that it was true tell you be knew
il to be false when he uttered 1t ut Chicago
and vet he SAYS that he is going to cram the
lie down the throat Of the man who denies 1t
until be should cry enough. Tho miserable
craven-hearted wratch he would rather have
both ears cut off than to use that language 10
nv presence where could call him to &C.
count"
These extracts will serve to SHOW the tenn
per of the convass in Illinois and the lkeIi-
hood Of the Republican and popular sever
eighty Democrats c0aIcsiDg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
A sI,Eht NATURALIZATION.

Several gentlemen Of Baltimore some time
since, associated themselves into company
and invested portion Of their surplus capital
in the purchase of an estate near the Hicko-
~, iu this county. They employed one Of
our best farmers to cultivate part OF their
farm in wheat The gsouud was we'll pre-
pared, and an abundance Of fertilizers ap-
plied; but when the harvest came, 1t was
found that the blight and weevll had taken
the entire crop. A consignment of bags
reached our village from the absentee owners
for the farmer, with directions to forward
their share Of the wheat to Baltimore. The
lot of bags, we are informed, will hold the
crop saved, straw and all, three times over.
1t is the purpose of the person in charge of
the farm to send the entire stock, without
breaking tue original package.-Besa" -hd')
Aegis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
From HIM bn Il OeR,

Our correspondent at BTidgetown. Barba-
does, writing tie 24th ult. says--lhe stock
of -four is at present moderate and holders
are looking for en- advance. Corn, corn meal,
meas of ali kinds are dull, as native pulse Is
now in market. Bread and crackers are 10
supply. Goldfish is high, as the STOCK Is con
fined to speculatcTs; q cargo sold yesterday
at So per quinsal, and resoid at So. Pickeieo
ti.h in good denan d. Lard Improving
Pork dull. Candles are still wanted. Lnm-
Der is wanted, and 80 are shingles. Ihe
transactions in produce are cor fined to molas-
ses, which commands readily l5c per gallon.
Showery weather continues, which is favora'
BILE for the health and prosperity OF the Is
land. Tits town will very soon be supplied
with the purest of spring water form the ia
terior.--htr York Herald.