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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

An ENGLISH MAGISTRATES IDEA OF TNDEeEN-
CT.-One OF the oldest magisterial decisions ever
brought under public notice was delivered last
week. a young gentleman of respectable con-
nections and unblemished character was charged
with gross acts of indecency. He appears to
have been about to perform female character
IN some private theatrical entertainment, and
perhaps not caring to carry his intended costume
to his own house, hired lodging temporarily
for the occasion. Here he was accustomed ON
his return from his business, and in the fancied
secluslon OF his own apartment, to take off his
masculine habits, and indue himself in female.
apparel, and rehearsc the movements necessary,
to sustain the assumed character Now, al
though he previously drew down the window
blind, it seems that the window-curtain below
the blind, was in reality mere sham, being of
7ochct work. 1t might appear opaque enough
to a gentleman within at night, With candle
IN his room, but was nevertheless transparent
enough to those without, and number Of rude
boys and girls consequently assembled to view
the fun. This excited the curiosity of two fe-
male inmates, who contrived by means of holes
in his door (after the manner of what the Times
calls t20ls judas to inspect all his proceedings
and this they appear to have done, not once,
but on several occasions, possibly to their own
great qualification. When the game was quite
over, and the gentleman, in his proper attire,
was going, costume in hand, to perform his part
he was suddenly given into custody, and taken
to Marlborough street on a charge Of indecencyl
The indecency one would have thought was on
the part of the females, but the magistrate
thought so far differently as to enlogize their.
conduct; and, after remand, the gentleman was
last week sentenced by Mr. Boughton to three
months hard Ea6on, ii London Illustrated
Tines
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

a 7coRREsPoNDENT of one of the New. York
Sunday papers puts the following important
question aszlf sislea 80 fas.-
Please inform me what rcmark / should make
her to dance?' 5.3. So SG ~. -
The editor answers that there's no settled
formula" We think he is mistaken. In. nine
cases out often. the, gentleman says, 81 am
happy to.nako your acquaiutu nee ' and then
proceeds to observe that "the weather is exceed.
ingly cold" or that ''thc room is extremely
warm" Gas the case mny be) and then says,
rather radiantly, shall have the honor to
dance with yousn No formula? What the
deuce couldthe nineomPoops do without 'en?
NEw KIND OF FRvIr r;=4 he Washington (Texasl
ifa,ags'-l learns from a gentleman who has lust
returned from a tripdhEough Western Texas,
that the citizens of Goliad were hanging the
Horse thieves TO the trees in that county blythe
wholesale. He says that he saw several hang
ing trees. and that the citizens and outlaws
were fighting in the town of GoIiad, while he
was passing througIfs. ss55
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

THE scoTcu IRoN CONTRA cr-We have al.
ready commented upon the conduct Of the Adj
ministration in awarding heavy contract for
iron pipe, to be used in Supplying Washington
City with water. 1t was given to a party ia
vorite, at much more than the minimum price
for which practical mechanics proposed to fur
nish it: This job was given by the contractor
to Glasgow manufactures, despite an assn
rance that the appropriation for this purpose
should supply employment to laborers in this
country. The successful bidder in this case
was Owen Jones, Lecompton member from
Pennsylvania, who needed the direct profits
thus made "a direct bonus paid out of the Uni
ted States Treasury, over and above what re-
sponsble parties offered to take the contract
for) to aid in his reelection. But Jones has
oyerdone the business.
The Scotch manufacturers are busy in fulfill.
ing their sub contract, while all the large found
riesi of Pennsylvania, New York and New Jer-
sey, which were able to fill the contract, were
refused the work, and in consequence of this
award, orders to the amount Of 5000 tons Of
iron have been countermanded to furnaces on
the Lehigh. Mr.. Jones is before his constitu-
ents endleayEoring to explain his conduct. He
has narrowly escaped lynching at several pla-
ces in his district Gin. Gds tts5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

DON'r LET THEN, IA person who signs. him
selfsocialist, from Chesteryille, Morrow county,
o., advertises in the Berlin Age Of Freedom that
he wishes to correspond with Socialists relative
to establishing q colony of that breed of ami
mails in Morrow county. He says that he has a
agond farm and the present is thought a favora-
bic time to move in that quarter. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
Amour Wo4EN.-D,Israeli. speaking of the

ABour WoxEN-D'Israeli, speaking of the
society of refined and charming women. saws !:
ut is an acquaintance which. when babitual.
exercises great influence over the tone Of the
mind, even if it does not produce any more
violent effects. 1t reffnes the taste, quickens
the perception, and gives, as it were, grace
and hexibiTty to the intellect" Somewhere
else the same writer remarks that s'men are as
much stimulated to mental effort by the sym
pathy of the gentler sex, as by the desire of
power and fame. Women are more disposed
to appreciate worth and intellectual superiority
than men, atIenst, they are as often captivatcd
by the noble manifestations of genius, as bv.
the destinations of manners and the charms Of
person. y"
And Sydney Smith saws: s4monp men Of
sense and liberal poiteness n woman ,rho eT hos
successfully cultivated her mind without dimin-
ishing the eentleness and rodriefv Of her
ners is always sure to meet with resnect and
attention borpering upon enthusiasm 80
.sAgain. another writer observes that .tOf MI
other views q man NAV. ia time. grow tired but
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

V-ANKEE sAUCE-One of the best condiuents In nse
Il and very cheap, andfo sale by =
". a. EDWAREs &. BRO, ~
sept llt -ii! ~ Opposite Mcclure Houses Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

oREsFEs A. BRowSsoN, the distinguished Ro.
man Catholic layman, comes out in his Reois,o
holland heavy against the bred Scott decision.
The Washington, D. c., Star, the lesser organic
fiatterer of the administration, says -
He is DIN the habit. of outraging the public
sentiment of the denomination to which he is
attached, and TINT OF everybody else, that of
late little attention is paid to hisvagaries."
He didn't happen to suit you that crack, did
ne, Star p WHINE g tstt-sa 2.,sss- ,5fIAsE5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

GEN. SAN. Housr6N has been making a
speech down in Texas. He said that Pierce
was Every small man, and tainted in battle,
Douglas he called "apuPpy. Such a fellow as
siYaneey, Of the Southern League, he thinks,
should be put in mad house K. e. ',si
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
SENATOR Douglas wonld seem to be persn;,

SENATOR Douglas wo9t4 seem to be perspiring
almost az liberay as one Gen. Ford, OF Ohio pro!
posed to do, in the campaign of5'66aA CORES.
dent Of tie Baltimore Sia writes that the Judge
ilaJSn Two or three speeches aIday, and by
reason of the heat is obliged to change his
clothes three times asday at least" 1t.=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

OLDEST. PosraAsTrR. Postmaster at
jamestown, Pa, Mr.. Joseph Bickel, is the great
est official antiquarian after all. He writes that
he was was appointed in 1902, during Mr.. JET.
Decentralization, by Gideon Granger, then
Postmaster General, and has held the office City
six years. Heis 8s years old, and does all the
business of the Office himself -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

III "a ~. "a, 1.5s5 DIED. az Eos Tz777
On the morning Of the ID INST. az the N MI
husband near Floreaee Ala JAM q. ARlIIETRNDaif
est d"u%h'eF"f James and Ellen Forsyth This city,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

fiOkN STARCH, Farrina, Rice Flour, Capers Pickled
owes, Oatsups of every variety &C., for
SAFE ny .- -'.L5 WA EDWHROS & BRO, ~
LEsep1 tc 5!ilLi Corner Monroe and Market sts.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

- LAND WARRANTs.-Severa lots Of land have
recently been withdrawn from the market and
the demand for bounty land warrants, as a con-
sequence, has fallen off, John E. NJ. Gilley,
Boston, quotes them, as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

iFOUREi OLD PINET-Oastllon & Co.'s Brandy In store
and for sale, This Is STRICTLY RELIABLE ARTICLE JoT
32. - aa3 WyA.EDWARDs BRO, 5a
Sept "a Mol House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

x, 4II.i . lRllSIoSAL-E - : .
0 liastS o. Ste OF Trust William
So9 Deed Book A. folio VIII sell at the trout
w gSe5t House Of Ohio county on the 18th day OF
dessH hour of 10 O'clock the following
Isl ga Esste THE soqti half OF lot no
Fist and Second Streets in Centre Whssl,n ~,
= will convey to the purcba Sc, .,,t az, IT =,
me- Dy the said Trust Deed y t 40 =
sauk4p o. i5.Jf.I5f oil "a -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
.glToq9l - Trust Sale.

= :, III ~ Us UEod4t7tI7I e,-f n
virtue 2i Deed Of Trust from William Hamilton to
me dated February e. 1855 and duly re-
Sor. In the Clerks office Of the County court for ohio
Book 40 222 shall ON the 18Th
SS the 5 Court House in expose to sale
GS Icy ~ zee 22d Square of The Beli1i dflditio to
I'LL SeE5y o1a SITUATE at The ctSteI Of ZsnDdsN and
ALSO one of George W. Patent
4pd iAlbne now in the use and
ina q saia all the gearing
ebaa a 10 and to vend to
Rng aaehins Patent and said Albro Matcher
q sAlEgE IA sutcie1cyl. to paw 500 tobe
create anu iSE heslqne OF the purchase money
months with Interest and good security
''fsALRF3EDsCATDNPECTfJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
MEW GOODS.

LEX. HEYMAN, at 1877 Main street, ia now receiVin
"A his first Stock Of Fail and Winter Dry Goods consist
ing OF all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON in Cashmere
Silks lie Laness PurcaIls, shals etc. to which RI
specially calthe attention. of the Ladies ar2S-1T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

A GAy LoTnAR,o. -A legal gentleman at Mil
'wanllie had very narrow escape the other day.
He lodged two bullets and then jumped out Of
fourth story window. The gentleman who
fredPthe pistol cameahome unexpectedly and
found the lawyers hat, boots, coat &C., scatter
ed about the room his. wife occupied, and the
lawyer himself slowed away III small space
under the bed Mrs. went home to her parents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

80 N NOUksE, Nv IeornIrom the various coli
lege commencement reports that certain gentle
men received the degree of a.. NJ, sin course" y
In course, as Pat says. And then certain other
gentlemen received the degree "out of course"
SIN course" also, say we. All these things,
nowadays, are like a horse race-a mere mat
ter of course. Never mind the pun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

EI IBBERTS LONDON BROWN sTOUR-Alsop's, Fat
krE's Bass Co.'S, and Dsher's Scotch Aes, In store
ana forSaie by ~ - WA. EDWARDh & BRO, 5lf.3
.-sePs --- - Corner Mnnroe and Market
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
New A ertisements.
UNION PICNIC
CADMus POR sAT,E

TIME Celebrated Stallion sIRON,s CADSius the sire of
Pocahontas, will be sold the Fair Grounds the
Va NV Agricultural Society on Friday morning, between
yate sale OF which due notice will be gven) close the
partnership. Terms made known day sale. tslts3
ssep6-d&wtSs 81 j. F, SISS0N, Agent for Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

THE Philadelphia News declares that every
workman lf in the philadelphia Navy Yard, who
was opposed to the reelection Of Mr.. Florence
o9ioongress, has been discharged. This is
bringing the patronage ofIthe government d.
rectly in conflict with the freedom of elections.
It isa systemiwhie cannot and ought not to be
sustained ~ Isit 81 mr. ..,7...- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

Novelty Mills Family Flour,
WE are daily receiving, direct the A the above
celebrated brand of White Wheat Family Flour and
warrant 1t to give satisfaction. Bakers, Retailers and
Families wanting superior article requested to al
and e3smlne IT. For, sale by DoANR5 EfADANS, :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

MARsETLLEs Collars and Sleeves, and Collars in sets
w White and Figured very cheap and very pretty.
sep4 y f ffia PAYNE q co., "a Monroe st. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

"A New STYLE OF CARA genuine Yankee
car passed through New Haven last Friday for
some western road. 1t was eighty five feet in
length by eight feet wide, arranged with coun-
tiers and shelves like common dry goods store,
and is so constructed that its width can be reg
ulated by machinery, so as to be made twice
the ordinary width of rail car. 1t is supposed
to be the intention Of the proprietor to make a
travelling dry goods store Of 1T, and "switch off"
where he pleases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

tGhildren's Fancy Caps. .
LARGE assortment Youths, Children's and infant
Caps Just received and now opening at AYerys Fas
lon1be Hat and Cap Store, 14S Main Str wheeling Va
.saI!. ....,.... :. ~. -. s. .LERE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

we acKnoWIedge the appropriateness Of the
term venerable" applicable US by our neighbor
of the Democrat But a Man had better, like us
not venerable. =. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE VIRGINIA
4. n. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

WILL be held on Wheeling Island, on TUESDAY.
w WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, September
14th, 18th, 10Th and nth, 1853. tsE tfa
Composition Is opent to all persons from any quarter
Those persons who have received the list Of premiums
the rules regulations, &C., do by applying 10
either of the Secretaries of the Society.
All the Railroads terminating In opposite Wheeling
and packet boats running in the carry assen
gers, stock, &C., at half the usual rates
G09 Il. w. OHAPLINB, President.
CHARLES MARSHALL, Recording Sec'y
w. F.PETERSoN, Jr., Corresponding sec'y. aug4-d
TAKE NOTICE,
HOsE wishing rent stands Eating Saloons on the
Fair Grounds. apply the subscriber for the same
from this day out. lsepl-iwl JNO. X BoTSFoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

OURE CT Err EINEGAE.-10 gbbls Just received an,
- w sSals py 'l,- .-r OOANE d ADAMS,
a0SSo - ttiL 6OsSIain St..i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

OrGHr TO be LooKEp ArrEn.LWhat business
have England and France to be blockading the
ports of Venezuela, and capturing her coasting
vesselsH That obscene British. frigoto the
"Buzzard'' takes the lead in, this high-handed
offence against the law of nations, which would
bear out tie yenezueIans in hanging him and
the commander of the French war steamer at
their own yard arms, heels downward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

| fNALL At PAYNE CO.'S No. d Monroe st. and see
Igeerne' Impe5sles Les Tuiler
tween Convict and Family, Domestic Scenes &c. Interior
ola French Prison, Counting Scene, Spies
/ Ground. SEND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

- iAi44t.f b. ..-f.s
THE officers in Goyington, ", have captured
a good looking girl, 10 years old, who was
dressed in male attire, ann has been living in
the woods near the city for some time, subsist-
Ing on stolen poultry and provisions. p Y'aaa
:, Ara camp meeting. in Lo1dBn county, Va,
last week., the committee Seized upon one hun.
c5Fe8 and forty gallons Of whisky being vended
IN the vicinity, and poured it all out on the
ground. '''f 13sasa 5il isg S5f
IL Az III Lrlshman was about boz to marry Southern
Will you take this woman to be your wed.
ded gife2" said the minister,
q ',Yis, your reverence, and the nagers too,
THE Albany Express says that q Republican
edltorln Albany choked an American editor in
Congress Hall, on.Thnrsday. i fSs4s.
Kirk Anderson, the correspondent of the St
Louis Republican, has all the traps fixed for the
publication ola GENTLE newspaper at Salt
Az old lady ofour,aequaintance cannot con.
ceiye, what necessity there is for uniting Eng.
land and the United States, when somucti tFo1-
BE BE was taken some time since to separate
them. Htt@ E5ig ~ 4H7 sfl7nii hiGSf
JosErH G4Dp, ESQ, q, distinguished citizen Of
Leesburg, Va, died on Tuesday week.
~ The. apple crop along the Susquehannah. is
said to5be a failure. Is a..
!. PRAYER meetings are heldin29 engine.honses
in Philadelphia: s7t,s5 7s4IorsTE
: THE consumption Of coffee in this conuntrvlis
eight TT times i. as great as in Great Britain
d SUNDAY is the golden clasp that bihdsth vol.
uHe Of thelweek. .s', So. sis.'i z
Tue cotton planters convention is to assemble
at Macon, Ca, on the second Tuesday in Sep
bethpels .taG "a isJ55ai 81 arlts,f t5a,.,,o
"a SoMEBoD thinks tbattbecanse a woman sent
the. first word over the Ocean Telegraph, it will
be talking the time. ai5i ss51.{s Sci >,
a YlsI.4NeE Go.,tlgTEE for the suppression
OF lnfce1diarisri and the arrest of incendiaries,
has been organized in Rochester. 81 salii
! - - = = ~ e--i {i4e
:. \ N Elsv6tssEss, OF WEAkNkss or ANY KtNp..-
II any OF our r. readers arc troubled with Ner-
vousnass, or Weakness any kind. thew SI,o,il5
procure a bottle Of 'BdkfAvEis HoIIasD9 3,r-#{
rERsp We hayeltried it, and can recommend
i confidently, as a medicine giving almost IN.
sta,Efaneop g. relief Daily Eatslpfise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

CTTAPLE 4 HOUSEKEEPING G0ODS-Our stock Of these
Goods Is very large and will be sold low prices, and
consists of Damask Table, Linens and Nspkns, Linen
shsetings and Pillow Linens sheetipg Mgns all widths
NJ Y. Mills, Water Twist do, Lonsdae, Newngton, Ark
wrghts Shaker Mills, james, Steam Mills; Nammkeag and
English Long Cloths, just opened.
sep6 = HEISEEIL & SwEARINGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

ANEW lot of Meerschaum Cigar Tubes: also a lne article
IA ofiViolin and Guitar Strings. PAYNE Co,
.sep4 q Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06

The officers in Coyington, X ", have captured
d good looking girl, IS years old, who was
the woods near thecity for some time, subsist-
ing on stolen poultry and provisions. 81 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
EORFIGT MISSIONS.
II TIE Pbilshf,rhia Prs

correspondence u Tee FEtscf fAis tIess
WAsHIsGTOS, Jine =, 1913.
nave repeatedly stated that tnefo "9Gh ~ =
char ce in ,be French missint; soa ~, whsnJd g
Macon retired" Mr.. Senator Sl.dell would Ss hi7
succcsscr. have 20 doubt this will soon be feoiiod
upon. The particular disposition Of Tie "'t,r
missions ia unknown. D,dge, ct Madrid, Is ready
to return. AID 20 doubt he Is expected % oo =.
Tie important post Ct Naples, now dl!ec y NJ
owen, of Indiate. will be vucstcd elCrtlg. oAs,
hes really resigned from the Holy Cry Ead
huroreds Cf hungry eyes are turGe to o'her a u
Mr. Dallas bears pecuiN relation 10 toe p.rsi hi
Administration tnquestit uaoiy the aoest An &c u
Minister ia Europe, ard gres.l. believe 2! 81 80
krOw lin woethcr hs coantty'neu or tort gl'.i
he las the additional cisim upon the consi4e.e- u 1
the Presde,t Of uavirg been orly little m"fe ,uA"
two years in place-s fact of .oms importance i Ie
6aJs. 49,,
il would bs hazardous to recsll rim LoS' ~, I'm
our uUub'e- ah Ergand ARE e..p geo o. o. -!
uu soon be, sha. 10. be sstcr.stec :, 50 ~ .
You nut net forget tat toere s hcs' - an
10 every State 10 the Tel aud OF tres. ~ . .' re
may BE- fou1d in Pernsyve "a IhIe1 ,re!nS il
sions are bestowed upoo thee PHt- p - ~ .u
aj-o.b much Of the share cf Pern'y 49, - THO
public pa'rots9e. - c,-e,,...
Benefits complaint about division 10 C'.gte-s
Grows out Of tie Refusal 81 TIE Senate u 'I'' y.
Fleurot the United States Coasu at B"IdsI4 one ~
Il dozen aHacfts of Tie Hrai1 C Tie -Jt- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
Illinois Administration State Goa
vehitDn.

SfEiSGFHID u, We7los.ay June 9. ls5s.
t. State CorvtD:ioa Of tie Administration D-aoc-
rae assembled ten tolay. L ~ hgadr ard Sky.
thee Delegates, representing IS cog-t e., w5,e 10
etteIdarce.
john DOugherg w's rorios'si s'ste Treasurer,
and ev-GCv. Reynolds Supe,icte ncent Of Pa,!c
Instruction.
Re .oluons were adopted affirming adherence 70 the
Cincinnati Platform re.fi mig ,ae principle Of uop-
liter, in the Tefntof.s opposing lie cooc,1.
trstion Of power in tie hande e the Csrrs Govern
men'; deprecs'irg Slavery sgi, stou; cond,nrg SEN
a,cr Douglas snd chs!aetezing hs course in cpposi.
ton TO tts Administration Of oyerw .ea:-g COZ
ceit; denourcipg the principles Of tee Republican
parry as tending TO dssolaticn of the Union; SID De-
nourcirg the lste cutrsges by toe British cruisers "a
American vessels in tie Gulf Of Mexico aud elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
Seven Dead Bodies Recovered,

BOsToN, W ednesfhy, Dune - No.
The Yacht Prairie Flower. which cspe'1od IL tue
ha,bor yesterday, was toEed up to tho sha'i last
evening Her hull ems ned u,ier water, ont ~ gtsp'
ping dis1og the risi seven dead b"ae' we're reco'-
cred from tie csbin.
The party . board numbered foit-seven. sol others
are nissirg Ths lit cc'd4ai iss' follows; o .o
SantorD, eyed 90 years late Chief Clerk III tho 5scla
Post Office; Daniel Fitz, ship:oiror y vesa OLD,
Donaldson, 20 y.sis, son OF Alex. Donaldson, pump
and block maker VIM. Newcomb % years, con OF
Caleb Neac NIB, hardware dealer; Clark, % years,
zen Of John Clark; Smitb, Ii years, son ct John X.
Smith; Wa II. Russell, u ycSr,.
T. M-1hc Pr6iiie Flower has been raised ani
pumped ont No more bodies were found ard 1t il
bclicy.d ibe feven recovered emb'ace all the LOST.
All those drowned were very young and highly re-
spectacle persous mostly beloogingto Salem to which
niece their bod - have been removed.