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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
RETAIL MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPE.

BAL1n1RE, April 2s.-RIour firm; holders S5,25 for
Howard Street and Ohio. Wheat very dull Corn dull and
sales to report Provisions firm and active; bacon ~
csI4; mess pork stT 80. Lard dull Whisky dull zoe
for Ohio.
NV YoRE, April 9s-Flour advanced Ialss OF 900
bbls this morning, at so for State, S6256 90
Ohio and S. 1896 so for Southern Wheat
cling tendency, and holders demanding
to &c. Corn irm 10000 bush sold s5ST for yellow
Mess Pork sells at 1850, and prime at $500. Lard dull
Whisky dull.
Pull April 9sPlnur unchanged; sales OOU
bbls. Western extra &F3T[, and to trade $6i2%
for suPerhne and see 9IT 80 fancy Rye
flour is dull at $I.l24 Corn meal has declined. Wheat
scarce and wanted sales 1900 bush red SCOT go and
white at 81 as l5t bush Penns lYanla Rye sold &c.,
Corn fair demand; sales 5000 bush. yellow at IS s9c
and come damaged at So. Oats have improved OF
500 bush choice Delaware, IS, and Penna Sic
Whisky lirm At 90 S2Tc.
CfScINxIrt, April 2S-FOur opened ARM hut Aher the
news from New York was mad public change the mar
ket became excited and prces advanced fully 25e boil
the sales closing at 350a$6 for Superhne and sea rs for
extra. Whisky steady sales SO bb at 23& No change
in Mess Pork betrer demand for Bacon holders
tnue and &c, above the views OF
buyers that little done, and prices though
sitter, cannot be called higher. Lard dull, and onered
lie, without finding buyers to extent Moasses has
advanced to &c., and In good de,nand sales 200 bbs su
gar Arm at 5e, with sales OF 10 hhds. Coffee firm,
l2Gl235 GALES 800 bags. Money matters unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

NEw YoRk, April 2s.-wc are reliably in
formed that the negotiations between the Eng
Iish Govt, Atlantic Telegraph Co, and the
York. Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Co., have reached point which admits Of no
doubt about the governments quarter Of eight
per cent on the $500, 900 capital being acccpt-
ed. In view Of the facts, as learn from the
same relinble source, the Atlantic Company are
actively engaged in making the most thorough
trials Of the various kinds Of cable adapted to
the Atlantic line, and will be prepared TO enter
into the necessary contracts at early day
In the meantime the company have decided TO
expcnd sum not exceeding 100000, to re-
suscitate the present cable, and active preparn-
lions to this end viii be commenced as soon as
the weather will permit The heavy battery of
Mr.. Hently, which arrived at St Johns, n. F.,
last fall has not yet been sent to the Telegraph
station at Trinity Bay, owing to the ice, but
will be in position within the next few weeks or
days. The Atlantic Company viii not attempt
to lay the new cable until July of next year,
1860
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

AZ Yesterday, the agent of the Pennsylva-
MIA Central Railroad, delivered at our door,
several boxes of stationary and job room stock,
which we had ordered from New York, at the
low rate of sirty cents hundred. Often and
often, have we paid seventy-five cents from Bal
timore alone, for exactly the same material.
BY the way, speaking of the Pennsylvania
road, we see that she has perfected most adj
vantageous utilization with the Camden & Am
boy railway. which we read, will enable the
Pennsylvania Central to maintain her position
in New York, and to carry on the war as long
as the stockholders of the New York Central
may desire Upon the announcement of this
formidable combination, the New York Express
pertinently says:
Rich and powerful in herself, the Pennsylva-
MIA Central could, alone, stand the competitions
united with the Camden and Amboy, she can
Now defy i'll The sooner the New York lines
cease to consider the Pennsylvania road weak
competitor the sooner they restore rates tc
paving prices, the better for their interests.
We see by the Cleveland papers, that the
Pennsylvania road has reduced the passage fare
from that city to Now York, to nine dollars
although she still retains the old prices, from
this city NVo are given to understand, hPwev
err that there Is n posSlolIIty tuat 1He i"i0 "N''
Wheeling will be reduced in n pro rata proper
ton. 1t certainly ought TO be. There is nc
justice in charging passengers from Wheeling
1850, while passenger from Cleveland-farther
off-are put through for 5000.
The agent of the Baltimore road, at Ciucinna
ii, 1--WE presume thatitis he )sends us the follow
ing clip from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
RKDucrIox OF FARE-We notice that the
Western roaJs arc discriminating 81 in abor lo
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on New York
and Boston Tickets, thus makingit the cheapest
route to the Atlantic. Merchants can visit the
various Eastern markets-the sight-seer can
view all the Eastern cities at less cast, than to
New York alone, by other lines. As an add
tional inducement. tickets are now offered te
these points, ria Washington City. Being the
shortest line TO the East, travellers can depend
upon quick time and sure connections
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

TlH virtue ~ deed Hcf'rr Hess the
~ rri. dated sl July, is4, and luiy reeorted
IN the CsrEs oas- % tr County Court Of Ohio
In d.ci book No 81 page Isi slalI, tr front
tn Court House In Re city Wheeling, tLe Hat rsy
% Nag, la. A IT O'Clock n exT sale allie
aact!ot % tie highest bidder, all Of thr fouir
parcels Of iAtd situate In Ohio connfr, big Melii
creek about two niles East Of tc city Whteifrr Of
sa!t tracts son'antus three ard haf tv be
css, znd tn Other containing ssIi
three ruois being the eouvei
Heary Hess hy Frederick Foimar.
TEBss StLs--A su3cieucy purchase money 60
tl with iniercst sh Jay, 1ssf. tie
costs q SALE 20 be PAL; 10 ready
dee upon the following credit, sol
rntl the 1T day 81 April, iSG', aud the basnce
the 1st day April te he rrt1fLtd until
the plrclase monty shall b. rad n
apls-ri ALIEEnCAIpyrEII Tr,stre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

TOY virtue OF Deed Of David lar
u Martha NeHr.ar his wife, bcarur 1.t dsy
Oetoher lSo and daily recorded 10 Oha Cauair Court
Clerks Of~e, shall S0fzs4Hg fLe sG dcu ~ Nor.
H. az "a frpHs door u t.s court N0Ese ar Clio coslf.
sell az public auction, To the A-hest ami best bidder, u
following pr9psry hat Is part rsciiCH ~
lot numbered loi, situated the West tt; 80 Caffr
street. 10 hat part Of the city of Whesr Ohio county
STs uis, laid % BY William Chaplne nua Jun Yet, and
bounded As follows, Anarsw Whites lire,
on tie West side OF CtaQilC street, trty thr
corner Of Al alley, th~nes North thirt feet te lot
numbered ~. thsne ith the line Il said lot Numbered
"a West hundr-d and twenty-five alley.
thence with said alley South hirv-sx tsaI AIdrtu
whites Inns, and thvEee With said !!ar
and twenty-five feet 20 the beginning.
TEaNS uF SALE.-One-tlrd OF the purchase ucusy
paid in cas-: ohe-tr The lst day n November ts59
and 0n-thiri ihe Let day OF Nerrmb,r, 1850, With
tyFest the deferred insta TIE DAY a'rs
the title e. 10 retained until the Whlle OF the
money shall hav. BEEN fglIg paid
Setting Trustee sha 10 purchaser emily
such title a. Is vested In me by slia deed Of
GEO. WICKIIAM, Auetionesr. apIs-td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
BUSINESS NorIors

~ Beauty for Asdes What is more an.
nOying to lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with 0LOtehes, or pimples. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at thi sea-
son of the year.
All such disagreeable eruptions may be re-
moved by using Brentlingers Fluid E5trqc of
iSarsaPariltd 1t iS better than any cosmetic,
externally applied, because it purifes the Blood,
and gives the flesh clear, healthy appearance.
I. H. LOGAN & Co, General agents.
Sold also by LIST, LOoAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

w Wholesale N1AIShE1-
BEooNs-gommon SI5l s1 AZ.
BUTTEE- In kegs lU.
BUcKETs-AiHretta S905925
CHER5E-Westrrn Reserve Iuc;
CoFFgR-JAra lSc; Rio I2H els.
HLoua-supertine $685. LItrA G,Oos5,2o.
WHAT rs to IS.
RYg-g0.
CONS to 81.
BAHIET-60
OAIs-S9a53
PELrHERs-4Ua,i5s. scarce.
FIsH-ShRd Sl4; HerrngE SC; Maekerel No $40 to
REIas-Iaecson SOlG3I &c.
GISsAEG-S56Gn-
na5-cleysr 9 ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LINR-LouisViie ,5092,0O.
MOLAssEs-Nev Orleans 40 Sugar House 4Se.
GOLDEN STKUP-GU.
NLILs-3A for iOd
RAGS-2la355, dull
RTCE-5s5H.
SsEDs-Fiaxseed 1875; Clover 81.
SoAP-Castiie per ID lSlell6: common 500
SUGAHs-SeW Orleans Tl{aS hid. Se5S6 in Dbl,
SNUTF-Scotch 20; Ilappee 1896.
TEA-GunpOWdeT 4p97U; Imperial 4OlS6j; Iyso 25IOc:
POuchng 2SQ93uc OolonR 35915c.
ToRAcco-6tWists ~; i've roll 24sDSs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
Trust Sale.

u virtue Of desd trust from Henry OFT aad wife
u Frederick NUzisr, dated the Ig u January,
duly recorded in the Clerks oc 81 Ohio coEfts C-uri
Book 81 folio >, Sc and the -ald Frederick SIaE-r
deceased since tn execution 90 sad deed - trust. ard
undersigned, by virtue Of order q Ohio County CouTt,
made al & April Trr1s 1859, appointed "a all g rhs and
powers the ssid Frederick Meier deceased, ut said
de-d OF trust vi! expose To puhie sale, the highest bid
Ger on e "a DAY o. May 80 At the front soer q The
Court House IN she city Of Mherliuc. II ocieck A. NJ
ots Nos eighty i've 81 aui esisiy 60 situated ia the
toEa Of friId- iphLa, uhig comfy, Virsiuls.
Terms Of saie-Cash. HENRY c. FiEsIIEH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

WAsnIxGroX. April 2s-DesPatehes were re-
ceiTed at the State Department yesterday morn
ing from our Minister at Mexico he writes
that the liberal cause is constantly gaining
ground. The City Of Mexico vas still sur
rounded by the liberal party, and it was thought
the opposition could not hold out much longer
The news brought by the Tennessee is some
DAYS later than Mr.. McLanes dispatches.
The Secretary of State notified Senior Mats
that the President would receive him to-day at
8 o'clock. Senior Mata just before leaving New
Orleans negotiated loan Of 100000 and at
once transmitted it to President Jaurez-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

N-A caring in of the Belmont Coal Bank
took place yesterday about noon. When the
bank fell several of the diggers employed, a
driver and his horse and cart were inside
Their situation was supposed at first to be one
of extreme danger, but in the fall of earth it
was discovered that sufficient opening had
been left to afford an easy escape.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

~ We understand that the evidence against
the parties GAS. lively and VIM. Brady,) who
were committed by Aid. ouigley for breaking
into the shoe shop of John Frank and the tailor
shop of John Wolfe. is of u conclusive kind,
and will, without doubt, secure each of them a
birth at Richmond for considerable term.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

SAvANNAu, April 2S.-The steamship Florida,
from New York, has arrived. having on board
the passengers that recently left here on an ex-
cnrSion to Havana, in the noted yacht Wandsrer-
That vessel encountered severe gale on the
Calf on Friday last, in which her uain boom
and sails were carried away. y steamer has
been sent TO her relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

CHARLESTON, April 97.-The steamship Isabel,
has arrived with Havana dates TO the 25th.-
Sugar is quoted steady and unchanged. Mo-
laSses declining; cIayed 8 I-2a3 81; MuscovadO,
4 1-4a4 81. Freight dun. Sterling exchange,
l2al2 IL. Drafts ON New York, at 60 days
par TO ii premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

Hc Capt Terry has changed his old quarters
from the sprigg House vicinity, to No. S, Mon
roe street, where no will hereafter hold forth
IN the omnibus and railroad ticket line. The
Captain also, is now IN the oyster way, having
been appointed agent for Field in lieu of Bliss,
resigned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

w- Tie rirer rose all day yesterday, slowly.
About dark there were near thirty feet of wa.
ter. Wheeling creek had so far backed up as
TO have encroached considerably upon the tres.
tie work of the B. & o. r. R. bridge. Those
versed in weather matters seemed to apprehend
more rain yet before settled weather would
set in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

W- The theatre at Bellefontaine, Ohio, opened
with the Lady of Lyons" Miss Lizzie Madden
persOnating Pauline. The theatre is in very
high state of cultivation at Bellefontaine. The
editor of the Republican says:
In conclusion we would say to those who
have any squeamish notions about theatre-going,
you need have no fears of any immoral acts, or
that your finer feelings will be injured, for
everything is chaste and pure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

PnmADELnHIA, April ss.-The trial OF DanI
B. Vanderz1nith, ex-Judge Of Lancaster county,
before the L. 5. District Court, on six indict-
ments. for forging fraudulent claims for pen
sions, terminated to-day in conviction in two
bills, the others being barred by the statute or
Limitation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

SUSPENSION BRrDGr, Canada, April 2S.-The
fremont House in this place and several adjoin-
ing buildings, all valued at $4,000. were de-
stroyed by fire ON Tuesday night. The fire was
purpoSely set and the ineendiary has been ar
rested. No insurance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

w- Tie woodsfeld, [o) Spirftef Dsm0era.
cy is very much incensed that some Eastern
publisher should have sent his paper to that
office with the request to ''pIeuse notice and
exchange" The Spirit complies with the re-
quest thus:
1t is the most useless paper we ever saw
We don't want it; and we won't have it. An
old toby cigar stump is worth the whole issue.
If the editor persists in sending it to MS, we will
prosecute him, and any sensible Jury would find
him guilty of an assault with intent to kill. II
we cannot in this way avoid seeing it we will
emigrate to some country where there are no
post Offices
paper, the editor will please have it mailed to
Timbuctoo; and when we want it we will call
for it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

CoLuNBus. o.. April 2S.-An application fora
habeas corpus, for the Wellington reseuers, be-
fore the Supreme Court, was refused on the
ground that the cases are still pending in the
Circuit Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

TOLEDO, o., April ga meeting of the
stockholders of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana r, r. was held here yesterday.
The old board of Directors was unanimously
70 elected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

ST. LouIs, April 2s-The movement among
the strikers this morning, is much exaggerated.
There were no hostile demonstrations, and the
military is withdrawn. Excitement is strong.
Another meeting Tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

CxcrSxATI, April 2s.-River rose &c inches
the last 81 hours. 1t rose very little during the
tally clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-River fell inches last
night, and is stationary to-day. Weather clear
and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

PrrrspuRGn, April %. River % feet, falling
Weather clear and pleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

az We hear of matrimonial speculations a
good deal lately. 1t is thought that the general
r0cuperation of business has had buoyant ef-
feet upon Hymenial quotations, and that con
siderable stir and activity win soon be VISIBLE.
DIR. franklin wrote home from England, just
before the outbreak of the Revolution, to zen
courage the marriages; we will need TIE couse-
quences" About the consequences we have
nothing to say, but by all means let the mar
riages proceed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

~ Yesterday, for wonder we were going
to say, was day of continual sunshine al.
most every body turned out for an airing and
breathing spell, after their long confinement in
doors. Especially this the case with the
young folk who had been hampered up in the
nurseries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

SHANGH4AI 4KATCHES, DC.
ONE Case Shanghai Matches,
" 20 s Barr pl EGf flask,
Is Doc. hoop Buckets,
10 No. l, and Tubs,
100 Boxes window Gias,-a''9rted sizes,
apa p. 9. HILDRETH 4 BRO IS Main St
USE Thread and Cotton Of every qGay
Sink Gaus Merno Linen and Jeans Drawers Of every qua-
~ for sale low for cash by WHEELER 10 5H S!I
TTILG cTGARsThe finest favored Cigar in the city,
1pi iq'' received ana ''' 'As A. S. FUNDENBERe's
DARKERsBURG 5 coNaREss wATEK, Tseelgs ed, and
L for sale at [nPl4l FUNDENBER9s.
SoAPs.-Oid Brown wnsOT, BaIn's Barber, Palm, Hon
= ey, elyeerine &c.' for sale at pr,NDrNnppe,s
a MOTHER lot OF HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES just
a ceived at laPl4l 8. PUNDENBERGS.
DOCKET IIANDRFRoHIEPs.-Al large stock Of sllk and
low for en salh by Oh Wheeler L&kTN
mh25 No. lea Main st.
T7LouR -R R. Mills Extra Family Flour, Columbus.
apis 50 Main street.
6s9s Ha% Ps PPeGai
Palm and Brown TIpds%r IS sO1E fSr ss sy
OIL ssi H. Lard on '1l isif a 90 CO.
SHIFTS! !SEIRTSlt SHIRTSiAt
Nth p MSE7 s TISfSTss
SEAM SHIRTS take and furnish to order
any style Of shirts you may T shwrE11s SHANNON
TXTHITE LEAD -CIucinnati, Pi,tsbnrEh New York and
w PHILADELPHIA White Lead for sale at lowest market
rates BY lmal'l a = Goo y 4 ".
TIWRROTDERED RosOMs.-A small lot OF superior
u French Embroidered Bosom hrts for sale low for
'l ,nss ss "nAl--' 10. ios Slain isii st.
TIME RwTTING INK and BLACK sale BY Sand for
X sDis CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
Novelty Family and Xxx Flour.
1nO BBLS White Wheat Family and Extra Flour nov
lJU landing per steamer AIbemarle and for sale by
.pea No so Main &, Wheeling.
JN BBIs Extra Flour, choice brand just received and
i(uJ for Sale by GEO ADAMS,
spas No 20 Main Sc
00O BBLs Family Flour, various brands, jast received
XIII Ia ror ..ie be GEO, ADAMS,
CsS nav - Main ST..
5TIITFfJFNI1 sPAIIRIlNI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot
~ is:s receiver anu sOf ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
r ETFER PAPER, Envelopes Lead Pencils, Steel Pens,
/ Ronnet Board, Pen Holders, Memorandum Books,
states and Pencils, &C., &c, at d, NIC0LL BROS,
TILEEKEs-A new Seeding Potato, fer sale ny
II apsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
FOKEIGN NEWS.

oEYIcE ,oORwER WATER AND MONROE sTaEETs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, SFT YORK.
ohers inducements TO MkheuAAIs APT TpHIsrs vi-iiif
Nvs York, utEur.ssrd BY any hotel 81 e Metropolis
The ollouing among the Eoasssz,s
and when wil h- arpreciA.ed by III tTas rler--
LIST. cen-rzi ioclto-, places Of
a1 well As places % amusement
I'd ScTupulopsly eluau ue urnishsd 4, and yell
ted sleeping apartments
"a Large and suprTbiy Furnished sitting rooms viii
tnaenihceu ladies PaTor commanin an extensive V-U
OF broadway.
fr Being conducted the European riau Nlsi.srs e..
live IN the best - le, with thc greatest economy
9Th Il Is CONTESTED with
TAVLOIE's CEIERRATED saloons,
where visitors have their meas they desire they
viii be furnished in their
9th The fare served In the Stioous Hotel ncuuuI
edged BY eures, TO be vastly superior 20 that shy othe
Hotel In the city.
VITA an t-ss ADVANTAGES the living ISTEn-
NATIONAL Is much below that % any other Hotel.
feb2s-'ndtTkE 4 FREEMAN. Proprietor.
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ELECTION,


FarmerSl Farmers!
WE arc now iakipE orsers FOR the Autman Miller
w Reaper aud M1Fer-the best Harvestee Ia America
Those who wish 20 machine must order once
the supply Is limited. SMITH GORRELL,
apst Agents for the Manufacturers.
1000 DoZ. Ladles' Blk, White and coId Cotton Hose
= 10 0 de Mems White miK'd Fancy Half Hose,
800 DO Misses White, Fancy and zixd Stockings,
so 40 Msn'I aud Women's Gloves, every grade,
IS 10 Ladies SIX Mis-. Just opened.
nh29 eEO. x. WHEAT.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-21

raoih. Asiaf THE matter nussia is the cradle OF
VINE; Tor The Russians POSSESS the sol where Noah
pressed the grape and first drank its Juice at the
foot OF Mount Ararat, after the food. This region
is wild vineyard; but it is being rapidly cult
waited, and is constantly improving. The coffee
cannot be surpassed and the tea which is trans
ported from China by land, trayersing Siberia,
preserves flavor which it loses by being conveyed
across the seas
II am constantly annoyed in consequence of my
inability to speak the Russian language In society
CONNIE II fa'd, and in the shops French, English and
German are spoken. But the istoGstchick vulgar
coachmen is natural. can speak nothing but Rus
sian; and it Is is difficult matter direct them to
any part of the city. When one knows the precise
locality of the house to which he wishes to 60, he
can give directions thus: Ma laco! M pracoP
and sfoiF Go the right! to the left! forward y
But not knowing this, it is next to impossible
And then the coachinan may not understand the
numbers, or there may be no numbers upon the
houses. The streets so long that you may con
sumo an entire day in examining the houses upon
single one of them.
"Every house has its title, like the acts of the
drama but sometimes is not benefited by
Knowing this, for the cOachman cannot understand
the description In this YOU are compelled to
resort to interpreter who is familiar with the
city, and through him give the coachman a topo-
graphical description of the house to which YOU
wish to 60 And even then YOU are not secure;
YOU may find you have been taken east when YOU
should have gone west-the coachman NAV be de-
ceived by an imperfect description. Neither does
it avail You to carry in your hand a description
written in Russian, for neither the coachman nor
the porters can read it.
'The prevailing ignorance renders it necessary
that the signs of the shops should be in herogyph-
les, which can only be interpreted bv those accus-
toned to decipher them. The articles kept for sale
are painted to the life upon these signs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-21

.
me Baltimore Clubs have been choosing their officers
ensuing year. and the consequence will he that the
@ ~ terrorism and murder will again be invoked and
eapshed to destroy the interests of the city We re-
twenty nerson una. we have had knowledge of than
.MeS persons who have declared that they would not
larry IN Baltimore for single hour and wo1Id avoid II
and rowdyism.n ~ '' Vi eiioiisn
we invite the attention of those who feel no
other interest in good government, than that it
promotes trade and prosperity, to the above which
is cut from the Pennsylvania Enquirer of veser-
day. Speaking, as our contemporary evidently
does, more in sorrow than in the interest of rival
market seeking to depress our business by exagger
ating the evils of the misrule which is Frustrating
and humiiating Baltimore, we hope such hint
from abroad may have the effect which whole
columns from our independent domestic presses
have as yet failed to produce. For the present we
forbear comment