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, 1859-12-27
TIL E CITY .

~G1LuEnr S.ursoS will sell the entire
furniture Of u fanlit5 declining housekeeping
at -, Edna Place, this morning, at Ha o'clock.
: Sc1,oo1 DISTRICT DorxnAr,Es--lu the report
Of tue late meeting Of tho Board Of Edncntion
will be found given the boundaries Of the School
Districts IN the West Division.
, 1859-12-27
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J
F: LECTURES
ON TH q II SDAY EVENINGS.
!, TT EXTRAORDINARY N4kL. :
hE11rs 70 coSstsf of' TWELVE LECTURES.
Tie fotte~tns srsteren ~ ans.xed 10 lecture: j..
Hox- e. J. RAsuosp. -
I kALPM nALp4I EMERSON. -,
!%..t '..;k1r. r *TAKK KiSG.
MORTIMER Tu&iNpSOS
!: =. . ~ BAYAKu TAILDK
Rkv. K II. CHAPlN.
/ Rxx.T- ". HIi.;INSlE& -.
NJ. J. q. HOLLAND
:. ~ ,s, ~ .9EA HEATER.
Text mar e!..!a.! =: .hs .,or.. Of F. y.
We1a, D. Cooks i Co. and 8. q Grtfea II tne Kleh
nod Tnnont ssd GnEts hou--. snd II "a Libr4zaa u
the rsosct ee IL ssesty ~ Portland h'cck.
H. W. ktso. {. l.. 149x4s. r. l. ~REnxAx, Lc4u1
E1Wmfttee. F.L- SHEhNAX
, np3lhtA3n - chAi,mAn
, 1859-12-27

MAsoS1c-At a regular communication Of
William B.Warren Lodge, No. 600, of 4. Z. and
A. Mason, held at Masonic Temple, in this city.
Saturday evening, Dec cath, ls5a, hetollon1ng
officers were elected for the ensuing masonic
year:-Andrew Mason ". H., Charles Tunni.
cliG S. ", John Hughes I. ", Harvey Dauks
Secretary, II. C. Wentworth Treasurer, George
u. 1ngerso1l S. D., John Green I. D., William
Green and Saul Rove, Stewards.
We take pleasure also in stating ia connee-
ton With the above, that Mr.. ANDREW Mason
was made the happy recipient Of very beauti.
ful present. in tho shape of solid gold and
heartily wrough: Past Masters Jewel, "a token
ofthe estimation with which be is held by the
members Of said Lodge. Nr. Charles Tuuni,
cliff, in behalf the members. made tic rresen.
tation in an eloquent manner, which was happi
II rcspondcdto by Ar. Mason. This beautiful
and exquisite piece Of workmanship will be lef'
at Mr.. Campbelrs store. No. 81 Clark street, 70.
a few days, where those who take. interest ir
| such matters may have the pleasure Of inspect
ing it:
, 1859-12-27

Lewis Smith, the colored man from Kentucky,
who has applied to the churches of Chicago
lately for contributions to aid him In the pur-
chase Of lis four children, ont Of slavery, in
the State Of his birth. acknowledges the receip,
from various religious societies and individuals
Of two hundred and twenty-eieht dollars and
twentY~drc cents, for which he takes this oppor
tunlty to express his profound thanks. u.
psa5s that the generosity Of those who have
befriended him may be rewarded By the riches
temporal and eternal blessings.
, 1859-12-27

WnEELER L WlIsoS's SEWING MACHINES
for Christmas or New Years Present. q very
appropriate testimonial Of Father 10 his
Dauch.cr, Son to his Mother, q Husband 10
his Wife, Brother to his Sister, or Church to
its Pastor. This il a gift as durable as 1ife-nu
economy Of more intrinsic worth 10 the Ladies'
than its actual cost.
Go u rr,---,.or.. C.rT Ia
, 1859-12-27

TOIIN RAN N, General
- *rn* and fnNNE%0Io4* NEsCHaxr.
No. II n1olth ~ thIrd door nas& oFts hr1kxs Housa.
Cas- Ats.ners Esds on Geo'a t7s euet,e nd tssstA
4,le. i}'a,t:clae attention given 10 outdoor -AeA.
Rsxp!ar aals davs TusA.xya Thur.ays Saturdays.
Anule osnraxe Room. for low at+4 etsv.drT4
, 1859-12-27
pEASONS FOR USIN
QUER us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Then Of Nedictne certify tha. It coctAlns
s: Der q nj Of i41re Cod Liver %,
l-TkAt !t< established tha. Oils. to BE- 2sutlAt-
ed must b. ,.+,1 fttn emulsion In IT, s:o1rA.
.1-Tlai Ia Eoat Of the esAes In which Ct Liver O II
pfesent the Of the 1stta t* lo,ia Ifupe1
ttin 10 make eEaasye II th+ 4noynt et oil taken md
tka. f. !. az AID =oae:iues TIE whale Of the oil
o. uatzestst, Ard ino2esa1ye. hs Il c1sr
tactI il tie cejzi1!ouAJ
sA-Tkat ny Cod Liver on Jelly b<7x compound Of oIl
xEd enuhlan Of snon In eon'ses With
Itcuk: ElI1h takc. pAce II rGacles the 10
E;a.:a. xh1k<vet It's ounta:4ez, may be-
3h-Tas IN case. VA<n The phykc!ao hetvt1 Cod lvez
OF 10 te prescribed specific Otherwise, ny Jelly Is
rease taaa the tEads o. be7a.s beng sold Il
Of a1fe.tlon Afsu4tastoa when the contrary tbe
quti oil ~l! ~ Imperative tie ssntnaeE. - ah9ra
sss. il not IN eob13i6n hike eEr!sFe which ii
xaysts ore lesA tie ~i<a the ou Is lEdcated.
tfu1 tie ahove confederation Tie superiority Of Qoea
Cad }ref Uu lelIy tr0d1 o i to be aekowktk
ii n po4;tYk a,:t tscontsstah'cfaet- Sod h5
oelaa6Er<a PENTUS CO., 81 Lake atseet~
, 1859-12-27

For1T Ron W1lsKx.--On Sunday last an in
quest was held by Coroner james, on the body
OF Margaret Hogan, single woman thirty years
Of nge;, who died i victim to habits Of excessive
fnebricty. She has led very vicious life for
some years past. and has been fined within the
past few years several times for her penchaIt
for masculine dress. LasterlY she has been cpn-
ssaotly under the influence Of whisky. Verdict
: in accordance withtslke facts. :.
4 PERSISTENT Sr1c1DE At LAST SCcczsszuL-
Frederick Alszewski, u butcher At No. 1868 South
Wells street, has been remarkable for nothin.
more strikingls than his disposition to shuttle
off this mortal coil He has tried cutting his
throat. Last year on December 18th he was
found blaek in the face at The end of bed cord,
cut down, and rescued with difficulty.
The sole incentive seems to hare been. \ de-
s;re TO nuke his wife unhappy and carry up
handsomely his side of the quarrel. On Satur-
day she wished to 90 to Christmas jHe wouldn't
60. She insisted He resisted. Shepot on her
bonnet and T.ent. lepuiled of his boots aad
went to bed with cup Of cold pisen by his side
ia tbs shape Of lager beer made more thaa usu.
oA!3 Poiaeaoua oy tAEtt UuaEe3 Vi lauuAHuEu
Thus by beer he came to his bier, as many a
MN las done before him.
Mrs. A.1eHaki came home mud found her hus-
band in bad way i stomach pump could do
nothing and he died. An inquest was beid-
the verdict might have been died Of domestic
tiff" aud i mug Of dosed lager.
lie Leaves t3o children. The family were mol
in very narrow circumstances Nothing seemed
wanting but q litlle better humor on the part Of
Frederick. -. ::
, 1859-12-27

sLE,on1sG.-Thc sieishing is wearing thin,
and was not rery thick at the outset. It has
been we'll employed. 4 little snowfall wonld
nut matters on an excellent batis for those in
clined to the slcigssiug mania. Yesterday the
fast usgs were On the rirer, where the ice gives
splendid track. With the cutters md skaters
- xrau n tivclr srrnr
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Hmu5ft1E1ltS,

Hn1u5fmEntS,
NcV1CkER'S THEATRE. !.
AfA 4-1so1 te:<t t+'~-ee stasa md peAhara.
TUESDAY EVENING, rx. 81.
Benefit Of mr. A. .. Bradley,
Wa VII appear TIL, <7'-u. l. ,h.te S..as p!ects.
Tae Ez1< sr4a.e4 vi commence xlh tia sysz prpahx
coraessy *
PAUL PRY.
E2a 11....+---..--.--..-.-. M Ac*tkeI-
AeA Il ....+A.-.--4% oEA4G{.
Selections ft-a the C.rrt.h!a Of Mes Staad - By
Mia WOODBURY..
To bu EsEax sa by tie new kssee Of
UNCLE OLE.
L xAcA D=aeY. Nysrs. Lofty uouzh xrs- Marble vii
apftA-
To co1csis With The Faeee Of
THE WANDERING EaoYs.
Paul. Mrt, LGssteu Justin. Mr. Ezsd<y In ~tseh tAsy
VII sic. 4 p1e1s a1a A.so 1a9eaf Ia 4 Grand Dance.
x1 Doors orea II :; Curtain rises It III o'clock Pr
e..eF.
sTa,x e.1,s o7eu hrua 10 a'ti>ek l. n. til oelt:k
r. vh<n Ne ses7ir hre- days Ia 4i.2aet.
PEcxs ApN LA.os-Psr3ua<ts and Dre.A Eifte+ SC
Seeosd C:rce &c; Luwer tvae nox.s q; Upper -.
Z. G. SHERMAN -rtessuzaz-
, 1859-12-27
GEo. X. Cnt1rESngS. Gen1 Agt.
il III md fEt nj greet

- See advertisement Of Cornell l. Cos
two thread noi=eless premium, Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l3s Lake street.
auo7-ly
, 1859-12-27

NORTH By the city limits, from the west lim-
its Of the city 10 the North Branch Of CHI
eago river; IN the east bS tho North Branch,
E1s,oa street aud slilxauke, avenue; to Chicago
archue; on the south b. Chicago avenue 10
Noble street; on the east ,by Noble street to
10 The city limits, and on the west By the city
4ir,;tu
, 1859-12-27

4 DOLPn c. YAEHDE "a. FIRE.
IL de,ieh wo.8. HtrzJ W.4.f Lad Charles J. Helm
The superior Coust Of Gil. axo-
Notice htrsuy d7ea thst BY tr.7e Of Deere fos \
AehanssL.en n .he above tSttta esNe esss:sa oe:e-
slx Dl..s doe the complainant from Frederick WOLF
III sun Of o2ey w.th Interest vh The Of za1
te costs Of II. .,i tss :1aee ~ Master IN cesa;
Janua1f A. b. $50 len oeloek II The forea cf said
ts* the os'h fFoas doos q ~ Coo.t Mose tse
sel public astau 70 the hkest md eet tdeT foF cts
II t2e right title and inleses< of zid Friedrich Ted N
ant 10 LIT nu1nt-f IL II Block t~estyeEat t:,). IN
O5eea Ac1;on Chieaeu, Ia she County q Cook Rnd
Sta.A Of Icro.. cgeshet With tie uaEs estcte; taese
mi le entitled 70 Deed p~Ereut Ct th- purrhase
taooey h1taed.te,g after ;he E.e Aforesaid.
II. +. MATHEE,
Master in Chaceery of'he Superior Court q ch:eazo.
Catkd D4st tchtt :.tIh. 1S:a. dE& hN4lt4
, 1859-12-27

B. E. Renptzs, Tseas- Am Watch Co.;
Tear slz:-Ths saeh 1borxt Of you--cne Of your ii.
justed Chro. Bal. zaovesnssruusto my entire astsAe
lieu. For psx hrra noathst h1s raad thar
Minute. and ruati:k II that sate It has
tho hadst service IN every ~a5 in point af oeouoon-
Tou7t:uty, &C. SaEAfE.
, 1859-12-27

New Haven, Corn. sept 9Th.
&. E Eozu14, Eq-:
Dear str-1ous Of the I'd dutrrsce!v,d. II reply
I~oald sha< tie A-zeaa watch No s9:9, has proved
lt4af osof the te1t witches fof raiI1a5 purposes.
Ths American ~aseh, IN MT optnoa u far butter than
say watch have used for the !ast fourteen years On M
roads. semAta. respectfully yours.
A.FCLLER,
Cc1duetor Nsw uaren. HasHord I'd Springfield R.K
, 1859-12-27

Boston, August :sea. l5.9.
B. s. RoaHtxs. Treas. An. Wa;eh Co.;
Dear Elr:-The Walth1ra" which purchased souae
III on.hs since. las gives tase subtraction. ItE,- hs
beea fully equa to "Fiod.hao," which owned n.o,e
hAn year.
Truly Your ALERT NEIcALF,
63FanfI1n 3tre4f.
, 1859-12-27

Boston. September 3slh. lss7.
Ma. Il. E. RcEa1xs- Tfe4s- An Watch Co.;
Tear slr:-A gives <rsat pleasu1s 10 comply rah
yous requs.. fas rs7oft Of the performances VI the Amers-
wa.ch which puztAase3of you Dec d 1a. It
that day. ad h. variation ~ EEse the 18th
ot February aa when tlet da~n- tn seeosas
n. From that as h tbs peeseat bas With nes1Y
perfect .adl1ess hvtaE during he e4ht oathz va15ed
mort thsn t*a seeond1 md ths with uaeouaoay ruuEa
us.se. lean commend Jour manufacture IN the highest
terms. Ioufx truly,
JAAk3 3. CLAPP,
, 1859-12-27

Eegianing at the rircr on Prairie street, tLe1ce
bE Prairie street TO Ann atreet; thence by Ann
street to Fourth street; thence by Fourtl, street
to Noble street: thence by Nohia ssreeeto Chi
caso avenue; thence BY Chicago ayenae to Nil
waukee avenue; thence BY Mil~aukee avenue to
+, iret; thence By the river to Prairie street
, 1859-12-27

u C.A. 5CRlTE1:, iAds<7sir.q Aseaa, 6 Dea,aor~n
! ax41ara<4 10 r-tiss -41se7:i-<ns for tAts ai a s
Lending Fa;-+s or lA< 1f9stA MT. j1lts9tJ
, 1859-12-27

HEAL7n OF TIE Crrr.-Rer. Dr. Patterson,
Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, stu.
ted in his Christmas sermon last Sabbath, that
during the lust year, only nine persons had died
which properly belonged 10 this congregation.
OF these one was IN infant, I've were children,
and only three were adults. As this is one Of
our largest congregations, the facts speak we'll
for the health Of the city during the past year.
, 1859-12-27

beginning on Polk stzeet .: the river; thence
By Polk street to Blue Island avenue; thence By
blue Island nvenuc to Taylor 5trect; thence b.
Taylor to l.atlir; thence By Latin to Aadison;
abeth to lrairie street; thence by Prairie to
Halsted; thence By Halsted' to Jackson; thence
hy Jackson to tue riTer; thence By the riser to
Polk street. :,
, 1859-12-27

I beginning At Polk street. On the river; thence
following; the riser to The 'sestetn II boundary Of
the city thence by the western boundary to
'Tayl"r street; thence By Taylor street to Blue
Island avenue thence by D!ue Island avenue to
Polk street; thence By Polk street to the place
Of beginning. e.
, 1859-12-27

|; Bounded on the west hY the city limits from
Fourth street TO Kucker street: thence BY
ltueker to Prairie street; theuceby Peairic to
Elizabeth street; thence by Elizabeth to Madi-
i.on street; thence bv Madison TO Latin street :;
thence by Latin to Tayor street md thence by
Taylor to the city limits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
BY TEI.EGRApn

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-FIour market UNCHANGED. Tho
inquiry Tor export Is irned sales bbls superhne al
aud , sStSa At $51e and the trade from these
1fes up 10 $3S17 for extra family and fancy lots RA
o and Corn Meal unchanged whea. forward
80 for 3 red and $ls5g white Rye sells on arrival
~ 70 GT Penns and 80 for Southern Corn quiet; 5000
steady ut 4OGD49. N' "e"' N9'S
NH, HALTIAoTE Nov ao-Flour dui St. IS Qs City
Mills So Wheat steady offerings SMALL white 81 SOi as;
req Slug. 20 Corn dull: white yellow SOGSo Pro.
visions quiet mess pork $685.; sides 10 Whisky
Nav YonK, Now 1O-COtton Arms sales 5000 bales. in
GLIDING 3OnO bales in transitu for Orleans mddine
exclusive OF freight; Upland middings Il Flour buDyG
anti sales 22 600 bills Whea-sales 580U bus red vest
eIn 81 S1{; white 81 ,50 Milwaukee Club 5t16 Chica-
60 Spite IN II; Iowa Spring $l4 Corn advanced;
sales IUoGO bus Beef steady at $999T5. heavy
Bsson nl ana heavy; sales 900 Cumberland mindless
Verahie IN December and January, S9SL; sales $50
81 or deliverable in January February S
next four months at 1O and kegs on short time at
oiSc!sSATI Nov iO-Flour is active at yesterdays
quotations but the demand large little doing
Wheat prices nominaly sO5 81 is for white
corn hFn at 43S4]c Oats quiet at As. Barley
Pamd at S'66c Rye steady 75c Whisky
9VsonS unchanged demand less active; Mess
az Soo ana Lard at lUc per h. Hogs offering $562K
go'1O which h9ureS above OF packers. No
change In the Money or Exchange markets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

Another heavy gale had occurred on tho
English coast but no disasters by it to the
American vessels had been reported at Liver.
pool when the Hungarian suiled.
TRe Liverpool papers continue to furnish i'm
formation regarding the wreck of the Royal
Charter, but no new facts had been developed
Tie prospects of recovering the half million
sterling of gold were less encouraging, although
extensive preparations for the purpose were
being made.
lTALY.-The King of Sardinia had received a
letter from the Emperor Of France, urging his
assent to the terms of the treaty with Austria
Among other things, Napoleon makes the fol.
lowing demand, that the Duke of Modenn shall
be recalled to his State; that the Duchy of Par
ma shall be united to Piedmont; that Tuscany
shall be augmented in territory aud restored to
the Grand Duke, and that the projected confed-
Grafton OF the States Of Italy shall, with moder-
ute reforms, be carried out
Garloaidl had arrived ut Turin, to hold an in
terview with King Victor Emanuel. His re-
ccption along the route had been most enthusi.
nstlc. lie everywhere received expressions of
the faith of the people in his course and their
reliance in him to exert all his influence with
the King in their favor.
FRANCE.-The report that France intended to
aid Spain in the wa, against Morocco, in u SINH.
lar way to the support given To Piedmont du.
ring the late war is officially disclailned.
SPA1N-The preparations of Spain in the ex.
petition against Morocco, were being pushed
forward vigorously, and it was expected that Of.
tensive operations would be commenced about
the 9Th inst.
The Zurich conference had rcassembled to
sake final action on the treaties agreed upon be-
tween France and Austria, respecting Italy
Count Karoltye represents Austria in the con-
ference, in place of Count Colorado, deceased.
All the treaties would be signed within few
days.
1t is asserted that the Congress of the Pow
ers will take place with the adhesion of En~
gland.
LoSDoN, Nov. 1.-Breadtutfs quiet but steady
prices unnltered Rice tirn.
MONEY MARKEr.-The stock exchange having
been closed on lst inst, the last quotations for
consols are those of the 3lst ult The money
market was decidedly more stringent and there
was an active demand. American securities are
generally unchanged. Consols closed a. 96ay61
for money and 9GIa064 for account.
LIVERPOOL PKoDUCE MARKEr.-Tallow willis
out change. Ashes, pot closed steady at 27s
Cd; pearls steady at 27s Cd.
The ship Jacob Bell from Foochoo, Tor New
York, put into Hong Kong, on the 3lst of Au-
gust leaking, and proceeded to Whampoa to
discharge her cargo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
COMMERCTAI,.
WHOLESAT,E M.ARRR

BRooAs-Common sax
BUTTER-In kegs 919IO.
BUcEErs-Marietta $292q5
CHEESE-Western Reserve 9Qq<c:
CAHDLES-TalioW mould Il: din IL: star p9. snor,n 40
TALOw-1U9l2. ''SF ~
CoFFRE-Java lSc; Rio Is 1<@13
$500. SSO''9' AN'tS $780, suFeFnne
WHzA7--.1,1O91,sS.
OATS-35
FsATRERs-4Oade45c scarce
EtsH-Shad $14 Herriues SO: MackerelN No
EuRs-Raccoon 3G937Ec. aSS1 $3.50
GINsASa-356l4O
HHa.Zol9ysr { ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
klGK-Louisviile1 so
MoLAssEs-New Orleans As. snpar uon..Aon
GOLDEN SYRUP-S5@57.
NAVAL NA, LSa9oREs-Turpenttne7 20; tar S46@S.
NAILs-34 for i0d.
RAGs-a93H, dull.
HIcR-595k.
SEEDs-Flaxseed 1875; Clover51S.
SSoAF-CaStile per lb1J916; common 5R6
SUGAks-Eew Orleans s HID. SKIN NH
SNUFF-ScOtch 81; Rappee 22@26
TEA-Gunpowder 40@5TO; Imperial 4nSocs. tJ. oE<o.o
Fo1chlng zSGs3nc; Oolong 35@I5c. S'VS'
roBAcCo--6twists l2; i've roll 24@9s
WooL-UnWashcd from IS to %: Commop ,vosh., o.. a..
~; Full blood extra 40 to As. "0SASN 90 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
Yelo 3giig5t.
Something New, True, Intelligi-
bic and Important
FOR THE CURE OF THE SICK +!
DOCTOR JONES

NNoULD say to the diseased body and mind, who
w wish to be cure0 of their his
10 eu TO the hrSt OF December; heoce the necessity
making Immediate application his office. He solelts
patents who have been given everywhere else In
cuFaoie Ihs reader might here ask does he really
such cases or are his statements false? Has he cured
eases i'll WheelngP In reply he say he
ana Is curing every day just such
- curing class OF diseases that have bnled the skill
the medical profess in all ages the world The reader
Not by Irritating the delicate organs
Oy urugng the stomach but direct application
positive and negative pOaritics of Electricity. Again.
might ne asked, has not Electricity employed
eIal agent for years both in Europe and America with
Indifferent results? And not numbers using It In
our mis- with better NIL very true and
When we consder the manner in which has
the results have been more favorable than could have
expected 1t has beea considered beneficial
only and uncertain In those. There
principles Tor applying the agent and therefore uniform
results con4 be anticipated owing
ton existing between Electricity and health remarkable
cures nave sometimes been performed The
orally applied through the hands feet in such
CONFUSE the whole nervous aud muscular system
puenJ produce irTeParable injury. Sometimes APP
winch equal to of cantrzatton. DIR.
seen the elect OF such treatment for
mas generally proved injurious the patient concusvey
proving that no one should the responsibility OF
administering SO powerful remedy without
IT'S elect upon the human organization.
Dr. Js mode of applying Electricity is new and Is no
eneSsWork uncertainty doubt that will
1olloW. The dseased invited call the
wonderful cures he is daily performing.
oihce at the Beginner House. n. B-Dr now proposes
10 give series or conversations explaining the electric
laws of life, health and disease; fun sition Of
the important discovery in the application OF Electricity
Tor the cure OF diseases Those desiring join the class
sNauId make Immediate application. oct24-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

| ST.. LOUIS, Nov 1O-The overland mail NJ tho
18th, arrived last night:
Gen. Scott arrived at San Francisco Sunday
morning, the 10th. He received most enthu-
slastlc reception. AS the steamer entered The
bay the battery at Fort Point fred n salutc
being the first guns ever fired from that fort
which was followed by like welcome from the
batteries on Alcarra'S Island and the revenue
cutter VIM. L. Marcy. On the approach of
the steamer Golden Age to the wharf the steam
erS Sonora, Northerner, Clipper, Twilight each
fired an honorary salute. Various military
companies of the city and thousands Of citizens
awaited his landing at the dock. Gov Mellcr
! escorted the General to all open carriage which
attended by military, passed through the prin-
cipal streets of the city, which were decorated
with tass and various devices and thronged with
mulutudcS OF people whose cheers were almost
inceSsant, to the Oriental Hotel where being
loudly called upon he made short speech re-
marking that the reception accorded to him in
its unanInlty and universally had so astonished
and COMPOUNDED him that words were inadequate
to express his sentiments. Speeches were also
made by Gov. Weller, Genn Clark and f. d.
Baker 1t was understood the General would
leave for Pugets Sound on the afternoon of the
18th on the steamer Northerner.
Among the passengers to leave on the steamer
Of the goth were Gen. Lane, Senator Lansing;
Mr.. Stont, Congressman elect from Oregon, John
| l5urch, Congressman elect from California Hon.
Washington with view to being candidate
for Clerk of the House. and Bayard TAYLOR.
Maj. Dodge, Indian Agent in Utah, arrived at
San Francisco with the survivors Of the Noun
tain Meadow maSsacre-hve women and five
children.
The overland mail of Sept goth reached San
Francisco on the 18th, by steamer from Los
Angeles, 30 days out.
There were indications of another fillibustcr
expedition against Sonora, organizing in San
Francisco.
Business continued dull. Prices unchanged.
Trade with the country showed no improve
ment and city jobbers were buying nothing.
.EOicial returns Of the wheat crop from fourteen
E'connticS show the product to be three and half
million bushels against one million and three
quarters from same counties last year. This
immense increase is supposed to be general,
which will render it necessary to export half
the wheat product to New Ysrk or Australia.
Over eight thousand bushels have already been
shipped to Australia.
Sailed, on the l4th, the ship David Crockett,
for New York, with cargo of wheat
Twelve or fourteen vessels are over due froAl
Atlantic ports
Lieut.. Mowry, from Arizona, who came pas
senger with this mail. reports continued deprc-
dations at mail cOmpany's stations by Indians
A force Of two hundred troops had gone to
chaStise the Apaches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11

wAsn1xeroN, Nov. 1o.-Reliablo information
just received from Utah states that Judges SIN
clair and Cradlebaugh are on their way TO
Washington. Mr.. Hartwell, the Secretary OF
the Territory, arrived here yesterday. II APP
pears that there continued to be frequent lnur-
as the Mormons systematically obstruct thss
course of justice. The opinion prevails among
the Gentiles that the courts will besuseleSss lE
less the government shall change its polio
Gen. Johnston is so restricted by Instructions
that he cannot move to afford the necessary
protection, The continuance of the army az
perity of the Mormons by means Of the large
sums of money spent in the territory for sup