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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

BIbN Elk WILLS fbR DALE
I'VE are authorized by the proprletors To offer
w AT private ale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING l. lire proof, built "n
~ rlle>. with stone foundation. and l. situated
o. directly on the River front, aud WITHIN II few
ward, nt the Orange d Alexanlna aud Manassas
Car Ruilr"al>. with Wharvcs, and depth "f wrier
sufficient To- accommodate vessels Vi the largest
class. It. dimensions are l?2 feet III length, 10y
~ feel IN width, four anl half st"rles high, and
j. covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, 10y
which grain can Ice rapidly discharged from YES
sells immediately into the Mill. The GRAIN BINS
are caruhl. ii holding O,uDO bushels 1t heat The
Elevator i worked 10y small engine scPntatc
from that used III manufacturing, ;" that gram can
he received while the Mill l. not III operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES. OF
u lee, diamssr. capable Of manufacturing. when
IN full work. about sI0 Lnr,"i. II fi"nr per- d"g.
The ENGINES and BOILERS are very supe-
rivr made b, otis Tufts, oi Boston, Mass. with
out regard to expense. There siX Boilers, with
return hucs The Engines are high pressure, and
nf 80 horse power.
WATER aud Il - have been introduced through
out the entire establishment. with Hose, &c, 1t
tactrd t" the water pipes III each story.
The above i only general description OF this
extensive F",rius Mill. Persons DESTROYS o! pnr
chasing. WILL ul rnursr, visit the establishment,
where every information will he Afforded them.
The Machinery i, all nearly new, and Of the
most approved description. il having been the lie
sign "i the rr"prirt"rs 10 erect Mil second l"
none in this section of the country. In it will bc
found ,rsy thing aprertaininst" urNt-ria>S Flour
iug Mill.
80, A COOPERS SHOP, of brick, covered with
81 slate, and with iron window shutters. aiJ"inS
Tie Mill. liz dimensions are 100 feet IN length
- ltl ,ur., l,i,pI A., ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

|,HILDREN'S CARRIAGES, PERAMBtLA-
u TORS, and VBL0ClPEDES.-ln order t"
close out my stock Vi the above goods, Will sell
them at cost for cash. W. h. RICHARDS, JR',
ivI TO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

~ae. EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
&aEPHILADELPHlA AND NEW YORK.
The Propeller 8. SEYMOUR, Capt Leverl"n,
will leave No. !, South Wharves. on TH' rs
DAY NENT, III instant, at Il, 7. VI.
WI. II. FOWLE & son,
ir 1-3t No. !, south W harfcS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
LOCAL TIE II 8.

Coal REcErrS.-The following are tue re-
ceipts of Coal by the Alexandria Canal, for
the month Of June
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
PLASTER GRINDING

PLASTER GRINDING.
I RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS,
and the public, TINT | have taken the
PLASTER MILL,
lately occupied by Whiting Wright, and .o!ici,
the custom of all wanting a yoo!, .,H yro",d,
tiels of PLASTER OF PARIS.
JOSIAH II. DAVIS, No. Is, Union-st.,
js 22-so6m- Next door to B. Il. Lambert's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

ny CELEBRATION AND TOURNAMENT at
the Warren White Sulphur Springs, on the 4th
of July.-Tbe Fourth Of .Iuly will he approprl-
ately celebrated at the Warren White Sulphur
Springs. Grand Tournament will also take
place the same day. Besides the regular Bnnd
the Strasburg Union Band will lie in attendance
Persons leaving Alexandria Oh the morning "i the
Fourth. will arrive at the Springs IN time Tor the
Celebration. y ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

FovRrH OF jury At MoNTIcELLo.-An adj
dress upon the character OF Thomas JEFFERSON
will be delivered from the porch of the old
mansion, by David T. Coddington, esq, OF
the city of New York, at :; o'clock +. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

HALF OF Ny STOKE FOR aALE.-Ey way
II ot relief iyou. long and constant confinement
/, business. incarlv five years without interm''-
>ion,) hy which my health is s"ierin'' offer O"r
MIR "f mg BooI and Wn,ic Store. the MY one al
the kind in Alexandria, I" Any ihin'tf"uH ana
reliable business man VIII" will ;akr an t"t'Ne part
in the management 81 the concern u m 'l"ai
r,rtr,r. By such al arrangement. nr pcrsuai
rl if can Ii. made, To- cnndurc the benefit Of euch
both in respect to health ard ps'dnnry proht'
which will he explained ana an other 'n"rna''on
given byapplicaton To me i'll per'"" or " letter.
References exchanged. ,,
ie oq-tf JOiiN II. TAHholi'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

TWO VALUABLE FAUQulER FARMS FOR
i SALT am authorized Ia sell the hum1
FARM ui Joseph ID. rulosS, known ~ "ASrlN
HALL" situated about Two miles from BrI>t"Is-
bur-. twenty miles from Fredericksburg. and seven
mics south of the Warrcnton Junction at the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad II contains
about THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES Of excellent land we'll sci in clover tim"-
thy and blue grass, abundsnty supplied with
wood and timber. and never failing water. The
soil is excellent and highly productive.
80. The Improvements, except the MILL, ara
Isl all new. consisting Of commodioH' two. story
DWELLING and basement, with all the n"""s,dry
ont buildings. including good barn. II has upon
it a good GHIST aud PLASTER MILL. lihc'a!iy
patronizcd. and young orchard OF choice FRI IT
TREES. 81 every variety, IN thrifty condition.
will sell this very desirable FARM for very
moderate price.
Am also authorized TO sell another farm Of he
same owner. At still more reduced price, distant
from the ir, about - miles, containing about $50
70 acres. with aud comfortable NV b.
Ea LING upon il. aud all the Necessary out
buIIlings |, has an abundance. oi wood aud
timber and j. highly susceptible of improvement.
Purchasers DESTROYS ii further Information Will
appl, H. los u Tullv>s, at Briser>hurg. lAuquiur
county, Virginia, I" the undersigned. ~ War
rvutun, Va. tor terms, dc RICE ". PAYNE.
Attorney Of j. ID. 1ulip--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

IuIFTUN PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Tho
y second Session uf this School will begin OI
the hI,t Wednesday, Of October. 1885, ana cipso
the third Wednesday Of July, 1859. The design
ut TIN, school Is thoroughly to prepare youth Ior
the ImiyeraIty Of Virginia. The Course Of Study
embraces everything thai IS necessary to the degree
Ot 4. Nj. at our University.
The school l. located III the mountain. Of ! All
uuiel, a region well known tor it, heathiul climate
and beautiful .renery. IL j. two mile. south Ok
Markham station. on the Manassas Gap kailE al,
and 10 miles from Alexandra.
TsRuS.-S22j, .em- annually ia advance, via
slI2j on the 1T OF October, aud sll2.5O IN th9
1T Of March.
Modern Language. ~ extra charges
For further particular, apply to the Principal, IT
Markham. station, FaUquier County, Va.
EIFERESCEs:
Rev. j. ?. McGure T.. H. ;. of Va.
Trustee vi Chsrlestown Academy, Jeffvr."n
County, Va.
Professor, Bed-oe, Harrison, Schele De We're,
McGufie, and S,uth. Oi the University OF Virginia
H. JAQUELIN AMBLEk
r,,.,,;ar E,unty A--eo,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

TOUr AND RHEU MATE Nj eyn"ld :
u Specific, the Great English Remedy, for sale
Inv Iiy4l H. COOK 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

WHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR ASTHMA
w A full supply received and for sale by
V4 H. COOK 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

DLAISTER--?0O tons Soft Blue WINDSOR
PLASTER, tor sale by
~ i j. n HARPER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

50 FuR KENT-The DIV ELLlN on Alfred
Ell street. heretofore occupied by Mr. J'uIt' /.
Smith. to whom application can be inur, Tor
terms e.. Rl'HahpS =. ~ "a,
i ls.otf Executor nf II q. sm'in decd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

pE,TRrcrIyY FlRE.--A destructive fre oc
,.rred 1t Mercer Court house on Wednesday
last, about o'clock, A. NJ. The large steam
tann.ry ow ned by \. a. Chapman 4 Co., wi"
Totally destroyed, together with everything
IN the establishment. Loss supposed to b'
about $4,000; no insurance. Two othe'
houses took FIRE, but they sustained very little
damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

linden El.-lhI, W II ; h El IL
| i made in the old tashl"uel copper It'll, hy dou
bic Installations iust 0ud the summit "t the Blue
Hi lge. IN Warren county, a., neat the line OF Eau
auier, where the -"ttness anI puIity oi the noun
tain sprng water, and thc quality at the rye, con
stitute important element, IN making the Whskey
for which this locality ha been long celebrated. 1t
i. perfectly pure, beyond all doubt, being made eS
,lu.iyeIl Of rye, hop-, and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made j. limited, and
bought principally r"r private use, by gentlemen
cJnn,isalcurs III the surrounding ,uuntIes, who are
critically nice in laying by stock tor improvement
4 small consignment has lately been made To
MARSHALL L WAkD, of Alexandria; or II can
be procured direct through -Pondenre with
OK FISHER, Of Linden, Warren County, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
Ia INTELLIGENCER.
local MATTERS.

20" cjy,git Couri-The Circuit Court met
1,,,oy morning, the Grand Jury reporting
ills found in their deliberations since Sa-
u, Against Geo Smith. alias Geo. Sncdi-
-. G,r forgery; j. II. Foster, for grand larceny
poucherty, for passing counterfeit money;
=. voxwell, for selling without license, Jno.
>~,-n,., for assault and battery; Jno. Nyar for
i,.-,I.,,. {. McGaw, for burglary; Jno. Kenne-
y, f,r Grand larceny; Vim. Hamilton, for bur-
w.. Vim. Brady, t.So bills for burglary; n
vt for burglary; Jas. Finn, for grand larceny
:, r.Iyert, two bills for countcrfeiting; j. Rob
IAN and Mary Robinson, for receiving stolen
-~,ds. J, Waters and Mary Slater, for petit lar
INV. 7. Dargan, for unlawful cutting; George
wheat, for assault and battery; Eliza NJ. Aus
,.o for keeping bawdy house.
twill be seen that the criminal list is unusu-
.uy large. and will occupy the greater portion o f
IN the case of O'Kccf, charged with commit
,inr an assault upon Capt Gather, of the
baltimore < Ohio Railroad, on train of cars
h.,wccn this city and Benwood, some three
months ago, a n0EIe prose2ui was entered
,.,,inst Donovan, who was committed by the
cxaminiug Court, in connection with O'Kccf,
,ie Grand Jury failed to find true bill.
The case of William Hamilton, charged in
Connection with John n. Yost, with robbing
the store of Mr. Edward Morgan, on Short
Greek on the night of the 18th of December
last, occupied the entire afternoon. Yost, the
sccomplicc, Voluntarily took the stand and made
3, clean breast Of it. He detailed how Hamilton
suggested the robbery to him-how they
moved pane of glass, stole the goods, and
brought them to this city, took them to the
hotel Of John Robinson, and how the last named
lerson connivcd at the Transaction, and helped
,ecrete the goods Mr.. Drousfieid testified that
Hamilton and Yost came to his house on the
evening preceding the robbery; that Hamilton
cgyred TO give him silk handkerchief and
proposed to sell him six hundred dollars worth
Of goods which he (Hamilton) said he had
bought from railroad engineer. The handker-
chief was identified as belonging to the stolen
goods. 1t seemed to be clear case independ =.
mt Of the testimony of the mean accomplish,
Yost The jury after a short absence, returned
verdict of guilty, and recommended term Of
three years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
u. NJ. Elsington appeared for the defendant
and Mnior Coed for the Commonwealth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE NIARKE,

WHOLESALE NARKE EFT.
ERooN$-CUrnou $Iif "a 2&.
DUTTER-In kegs H.
BUCKErs-AIarietta $9dI2,25
CnEESE-Wcs;ern Reserve IUc;
CASDLES-TA.lox nGGII IL dip 81 star sperm 40
CoFFEE-Jsva ISc; RIO I2Jx .e]l3.
FLoCR-SUperiiac $3.50; ExIrA I0J
WHAT I3SioI5u,
RYE-gu.
Coax IS.
BAELEY-G1'
OAIs-52>e55.
FEATHRRS--iO lsI5c. scarce.
EIST-Sad $l4; H-rrIngs So; MaCkerel No. SIP to l2
FUgs-l!accoon 3UG3Tkc.
TINSASG-iI0 G6U.
M1r-Corer . ton $780, Timothy 5000
HuPS-1 IS dull
LIHE-LousviiIe 10000.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 80 Sugar House 45e.
GOLDEN SYECP-GO.
NAVAL sFoEEs-:rurpen:sne7 20; tar s41s95.l
NAILs-3& for iGI.
RAGS-Sei3jE, dull
NCE-5a5T.
SSEDs-FIaNseed 1875; Clover 56-
SnAP-CasIile per 10 ljGl6; common set.
SCGAzs-S-w Orleans T5EGl5 hid. S6sgSL in Dbl.
SNUFE-ScOtcl 2G iarper 22G26.
TEA-Gunpowder +hgTu; Imperial 4OG5; Hyson S59TOc;
Touching 25G3uc; Ooiaug 35a75c.
ToDAcco-6twists Il; five roll 2+G5S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GI-P hOHograpAy-This new and truly phil
o>uphic method of writing the English and all
other languages, by alphabet composed of
signs that represent the sounds of the human
voice. For all the varied purposes for which
writing is required, Photography saves five.
sxths of the time and labor inscparabIe from
the Of the present lengthy system, while for
reporting sermons. lectures, debetes &C., it
combines more than the brcvity of short hand
with at least the legihili:y of the Common long
hand; yet such is the simplicity ofthe art, aris-
ing from the truthfulness of the principles on
which it is based that perfect acquaintance
with it can be attained in one month, by an
hours daily practice.
CLASSES FOR PRIVATE TUITION.
LAT the residence of Pupils, If destred.I
Private Instruction. Each
For Private Parties of Three. +Db "
For Private Parties Of Ten. SEQ
To meet at Mrs. Billiards next house TO the
Washington Hail. on Market st.
The above Terms are for a of Eight
Lessons in phonetic Short hand and Verbatim
Reporting, leach Of one hour,) by attending
which, perfect knowledge OF the art is acquired
T. Slice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
RETAIL MARKET.
Sd o.
HY TELEGRAPH

PHLADgLPHIA, May 16.-There great excitement this
morning in the BreRdstUTs market under European
and prces OF all descriptions higher Flour advanced
"a Wheat 10 to l5c Rye Sc Corn &c and Asa loco
bbs supeifne Flour sold IS private tern
the stock is small AMI holders refuse sell
receipt of their private circulars by the Flour
is held at 1928 ana neal at $4,25 About Acc" bush
Wheat sold $SS2,lU for white 81 9dl SO fer red
Rye advanced 10 Ss, now held higher. Corn met
tive enquiry and lwCL0 bush. yellow sold
mixed and red Csc. Oats firm 6Uc Provisions OF
all also much unsettled holders have mate
ally advanced their views
NEW YORK, N5 lG-FIour advanced; sales coo bbls
96I3GI for State Wheat advanced saie 2o,OOU bush.
s. I5G 90 for stern red Corn firm
S9cg$l for yello~. Beef buoyaLt $I2Gl5. Mess Pork
$ls,25@ .. Bacon firm at "a 9Ja for sides and -.
shoulders Iron steady at S4=450 Linseed OF active
At GS6se Lard eraer and active a" 9sDS6c. Taow rG.
Sugar euiet MUscovaGo "a G65s.
BALrrHoRE, May The breadsuTs market is unsettled
and excited. Howard ST. and Ohio Flour held
OF 2j: there have been sales. Wheat Huoyan 81 IS
2iv for white. Corn dull 9o993c white aud 94a 9j
for yellow Provisions firm and alyancing bacon aides
Mess Pork lss}ls IS.
ECISCISNAI NAV l6-F!our unsettled awaiting
from New YORK. WHISKY held higher market
settled. Provisions unsettled holders asking higher prices
for al articles. There disposition 10 hold OF until there
is change Oh all hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

~ Tie Theatre, considering the bad wealth
er last night was we'll attended, and the perior-
nance was unexcepdonable. Mrs. Henri has
no superior and few equals in the sPrightly,
yivaeious way. Her appearance is always the
signal for something eaiivening and refreshing
and She never disappoints the expectants. Mr..
Waiter Keeble too, notwithstanding decided
iudisposition has made a most favorable impress
sion thus lar and bids fair to sustain his well
deserved reputation. Mons. Henri, himself
does everything easily and gracefully, never
altering and never at loss,-like one accuston-
Ell to all the mnu;ie of the stage, and has got it
BY heart,
Tonight the Corsican Brothers and he'Irish
Eagrant will be presented, with other attrac-
tons sufficient to make up an interesting bill.
Miss Eliza Logan, an especial favarite here, and
whose reputation is as wide as the Union, will
appear tomorrow night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

~ Bsauty for ashes What is more an
noying to a lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with b'otches, or pjmples. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at thi sea-
son of the year.
All such disagreeable eruptions may be re-
moved by using Brenttinge,'s Fluid Ertract Of
SarsapariUa 1t is hotter than any cosmetic
externally applied, because it purifes the B5ooa,
and gives the flesh a clear healthy appearance.
z. II. LOGAN L Co., General agents
Sold also by LIST, LOGAN & Co., Bridge corner
and by the Druggists generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

.g-Lost His Horse-A young fellow from
ohio, by the name of Peyton, came to town on
horseback, Saturday. He was soon blind
drunk, and lost sight of his horse, which he
probably left standing unhitchcd in some alley.
Yesterday the animal could not be found, high
nor low, and the young man was at still
greater spiritual altitude, anxiously awaiting
the arrival of his parents to take him home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

EW Yesterday we had bright sunshine
and breezy atmosphere, until towards evening,
when shower-a most welcoming shower
came up; or rather came down; Staying and
laying the dust, and making all outdoors cool
and refreshing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

- Tie Rirer is falling right fast and if we
should have dry weather for short time longer,
tn, sht draught dinkies will have the business
81. TO themselves. The Courier, Capt D. B.
Heron, came up on time from Cincinnati, with
good loai of people, part of the time it was
necessary to LAY the passengers around loose
on tie cabin floor. She leaves this evening at
o'clock. w B. Bat;eIle does the honors Of
the Office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

New York, May l6-The Italians have called
meeting for to morrow evening, to express
sympathy with the struggle now going on in
Italy. The calls says, Italy has emanated her
war cry That cry has come to Us, and we pal
plating with Joy, have exclaimed, alta Riser
sia in Ttnlir : The hour SO long expected is
come. All around the flag tricolore let us fly
to assist the cause of our country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

~ Tie direct attention to the new adver.
tisement of Stone & Thomas, to be found On the
fourth page. They have just received a second
stock of new and splendid goods, to which they
direct the attention Of lheir numerous custo.
mers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

aa5-Dicl .4,oay From Hom,e.-simOu Rapp,
amsrcitant of TemperanceviIe, Belmont Co,
Ohio, who came to this city to buy goods, died
at the Farmers Home, Market street, on Friday
afternoon His disease was dropsy of the heart.
HIS friends arrived in this city yesterday and
'ne body WAS to have been rcmovcd-to Ohio to.
day for interment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
NR0S~

gym irrererent rascal, by the name Of
Christian Grouse, raised disturbance in front
Of the Fourth street NJ E. Church, on Sunday
evening, during service. He was demonstrated
with by officer Iawley. but without avail and it
became necessary to arrest him. He was taken
before Aid Wright and committed to jail He
was drunk Of course.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

- Ctrrying Qua fellow named Wells
got drunk, and whooped like wild Insin on
Water street. lie was taken up to Aid Dull
tvs, and yesterday morning was pegging away
On the chain gang. which exercise had a
tendency to divest him of all show Of gaiety and
Uoisterous humor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

~ E7Iy F5und--The body of the lad
McClu>key, was found at Rates Rock on satur-
day Some men had trot line set and in pull
Ing up found the hoy hanging to one of the
hooks. The boys relatives went down on Satur-
day evening and brought the remains up to the
CITY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

New York, May l5-The Bank Statement
for the week ending Saturday, shows an in
crease in loans of 100000; decrease in specie
S9I5, O0U. The treasure from California by the
last steamer is not included Decrease in cir
cn!ation $4,000; decrease in net deposits $l75,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS ARAGO.

ST JOINS, May lG.-The steamship Arago,
from Havre and Southampton, has been inter
cepted off Cape Race, and Liverpool and London
advces to the 4th inst. have been obtained
The steamers City Of Baltimore and Wander
bilt, from New York, arrived out on the 4th inst
Accounts from Italy are, that though no
action or collision had yet occurred between the
Austrian and Sandman armies, intelligence OF =
conflict was expected at any moment
The Emperor Napoleon has sent 4 formal
declaration of war against Austria TO the Corps
Legislature, and also announced his intention 10
head the army. His departure was expected
on the 9th His manifesto states that Austria
has virtually declared war against France, and
nothing remains for France but to take up the
sword in defense Of Italy. He discaims all idea
of conquest, and being about to place himself at
the head Of the army, leaves the Empress and
his son under the PATRIOTISM of the French PeO-
pie.
The French troops are pouring INTO Pied
mont The Austrian troops are concentrating
along Sczia, and occupied Nerceli and FIicste,
and the surrounding country, which had boen
placed in state of Seigc.
Gen. Gonay, the Austrian commander, had
imposed heavy contributions upon the towns
occupied by him.
The panic in the Paris Boursc continues.
The Bank of Frankfort had raised the rate of
discount from 3 to ~ per cent. The Bank OF
France has raised it from to per ccit. and
further advance was expected oE Tue Da"h VI
England on the 9TH
The Dutch government had applied to the
Chambers for a credit of e50U,oUo.
The ship "Chanpion OF the Seas had arriv-
ed from Melbourne with goo 600 in gold.
The French Minister at Vienna amd the Aus
trian Minister at Paris, had both taken their de-
parture for their respective governments.
LIVERPOOL BEEADsTuFFs MAKXET.-May 4
Opened buoyant and advanced considerably, but
closed quiet.
Richardson & speace say there was large
speculative enquiry on Monday, but this sub
sided on Tuesday and the market closed steady.
Flour advanced 6dagd sales at l2s 3dal5s.-
Wheat also advanced 6da9d; western red quot.
ed at SIS GdalIS Cd, do white at les 6da22S %;
southern white llsal4s. Corn advanced I'd;
mixed IS 4ds7s sd, yellow IS 5da7s ID, white
IS 4daSS 3D.
Circulars report an advance in Provisions
LoXcoD MoNEy MAEEET.-The panic in Lon
don Stock Exchange has subsidized. ConsolS are
quoted at gO3u90l for American securities
There is little enquiry. Prices are weak.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17

ST. Louis, May IG.-The Overland mail of
the 22d has arrived. a land slide occurred at
Monte Christie, mining town, killing persons,
suspcnding mining operations and doing con-
siderable damage.
The Legislature failed to provide for 100000
old bonds still outstanding, notwithstanding the
people desire to pay every dollar of the State
Indebtedness
Business brisk. Money plenty. Gold dust
arrives freely. Market unchanged The wheat
harvest promises abundan'iy.