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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
FOR SIZE o. SF;:. tESlEE5i,:.-

oEfEB tors Sl OF rent she M known MS the
all the modern lupf ov"ent5 Thereis also nu exceSt
sett OF CardnE Machines, with additional InsS-
en- immediately, il required. -. t-'sEN Wv
also for SAILS two trnJ each over one hun
9reI and sixty on oe OF wI; there are about one
nGnd sores cisai Cd in excellent eo stut
Of tTaSon With Orchard Ffifs 17.Ir TInsss
with gUod Orchard and Budftes = y
AiSo one lot OF ground containing about seye, In
hgh state Of eu!tVspOI with two rhine DWELLING 6Gscs
tisrGoiI large Store House, with
smith shop and staSlIng fer eight korEes tog,i9sG h
Ster buildings that All ll. above -orrry
IS su9ttd "l;hn one and ehlaiT miles Che Ohio rtver
pike p Fs to sGgn' n Fish erfsk
This one thc hest lnc.Lrny,s in :: ~ W,-it
purchase LTiat loLcrGtn Ih &c TTopery e.
OeEeo YH tng following termS o'e ( purchase
Money be tIi nn and the balance in tE8i GsSi
M one Two and three years viii, interest from date
SriaS 7eSelif be with approved secn1.y
crSor purchasing, cAnhaYc opIortuufty of ec
ing ths nll, II rGqutret Caa.alsO he E6ppIe with ali .r.
81 stock and ming utensils terms
FrriuS4s 49, .ts''' Il TTiIlssr q Nv va HS =
augIl dERim IRON WOODLAND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

MARsnALL, Texas, Sept. l9th.-Thc suit of
the State of Texas VS.. the Pacific Railroad, has.
been decided in favor of the defendants and
President Fawlkes is in full possession of the
road and the rights Of franchise of the ncw
Company. Both sides are actively CO. operating
1ad the people of Texas have full confidence in
the new Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

ALrESTowS, Pa, Sept. 25.-The I.sfigh. Co.
Agricultural Association is now holding its 9Th
annual fair at this place. The display of agri.
cultural IMPLEMENTS, fruits vegetables, &C., is
very extensive. About 10000 pcrsons we're
present 70 day, being the largest n1mher ever
collected by county fair in this seclioniof the
State. Col. John w .lForney delivered the adj
dress. 49,, Il
PlITsRu Ecu, Sept. 2J.-River feet inches
Py pier mark, stationary. Weather clear. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
WHOLEsALIl MA a Fl..Flrr- :.


BRooNs-common $34
BuTTRR-In kegs 9alU. ,-5js
BUCKET5-AtHrettn $2@225. Hg4
y CH2RSR-WesteFn Reserve SLS6l9c
CAHDLES-TalOW mould II; din Is: star o.: snern m
TAtLow-1rC9I2. = ts..,'SF2
C0FTsE-Java 1sci Rio l21EG113.4
$5rO. 70 go. @ : s''F' sPst+tHs
wuaAT--1,1O@I 30.
CoRN-1nv.
OATS-3S.. ss.E-l "a
EEATHERs-4O945s. scarce. Il, ~, d.
FISH-Shad Sli; Herrings $B Aackerel No. to 12
+ EUAs-RaccoOp30a813<G .p x - -zs-=.5gals=---,
GINsGGG-S594O.5s e 2 -
MaT-c a 2 ton s., OO5 Timothy $1,000
LI3E-LoUsviile 1850 - - - - = - - - =
as0 IAss 9rsans4o5 Sugar House 45c.
N.yisS8I ,rpentins tar s+@5.
KAGs-a@13E, dull - --
EIcg-S@5}@.
SssDs- Fiaxseed 125; Clover5k.
SOAP-CaStc per ID 1jG2l6; common sac
SuaAkS-New Orleans Kos hid FsaSI<in bbl
SNuFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 22a26 ~ = 80
TSA-Gunpowder 4uGlTU: ImDrral 4nBr I4son es,a-n,.
Touching 25gShc; oolong S5@75c 80
IoBAcco--Gtw il2; five roll 249sS
o from Is to 60 Common washed o. TO
30 Full blood extra ~ to 45. y S7-s 81 = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
BY THE UNION LINE.
TOsTHE DAILY INTRIIIG nN,;RR
7oFEIoE, ooRNRRwATRR3 AND MoNRoB STREETS.

WAsnNeroN, Sept. ,20.-rhe southern mail
i brings the New Orleans papers Of Sunday last
The L'ledYune understands that Dr.. Holland
has succeeded in.obtaining an extension of time
It'll 1858, for commencing the construction of
the honduras Inter.0 Oceanic Railroad
The Secretary of. the Navy, has recently
made u. arrangements for the reception of an ad.
Naval Academy. From 80 to 4OIof the mem.
bers. of Congress from districts which have
been the longest time without appointments,
'someas far bark'as $50, will be requested to
make nomination Of youths for admission, in
accordance with existing laws.
The Treasury receipts for the week ending
on Aonday, amounted to sl,599,OOO; the drafts
600; the amount subject to draft is So, T6:i. 45i.
The increase over last week is more than SI5S,
600, or a million dollars within the last two
weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

RonF, n Y, Sept, .2a-ProL Coe. accom-.
loon ascension to day. When at the height Of
two miles the balloon burstcd and burned up
the top Of the netting forming parachute
The SQyagcr&, after perilous descent, landed
safely in swa'nP three miles from the starting
point.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

NEw Yonk, Sept. 29-The Episcopal Dioce-
sian Convention, is now insession here. BiSh
op 0nderkonk has withdrawn his petition TO
the House OF Bishops asking for a termination
fof his sentence. This was done this morning
in an informal manner. The withdrawal Of the
restoration, as only az, cxpcdieut 10 AVOID bring.
ing the subject up tor ,lcbate, or to send the
petition AID memorial TO Richmond without
passing them in levie,v here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
Trustee's Sale.

Yvrtue OF deed OF trust Leariog date the 2sth D..
~ eem6er 1855, from William Go~dy James H. Stout
= Wheat bearing date The 9Th June, 1889, both recorded
clerks oiies OF Ohio county Court, sell
mailer on Friday the Both clay Of tmber 1852
comm nclng at lO0cl0Gk A. NJ the following pToI erty
tHa Is t. say the lot numbered hurred eighty
$40. lSil on the plat of that City Wheeling
gnSTe Mheeng situated on the east side Chapine
hundred and four (Sn. 2U4) undivided aif Of The
south half OF the lot numbered two hundred Ave. both
Of which lots No. 2'+ Ad 205, situated west side
o. E9u street. first aud second pat
OIL the City Of Wheel ng COMMONLY called Wheeling
GAsui tt remaining shree.fourths in three equal install
nenS payable, with interest, six, twelve and eighteen
months fr" the slay OF sale, she purchaser giving his
bonds credit Instruments by deed Of trust
upon the properly. - = ~
The title is believed to be ndIgnuabe ncumberel
but selling trustees shau convey only suCI titl as ~
vested i'll by the deeds tIust before mentioned
JAMES :, WHEAT,
80 . JAMES II. STOUT,
u1O' e. "'SA'.aM, Trustees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

PHrLsDELPnIA Sept. 29.-The State Agricul-
turalz Fair was attended to-day by $4,000 per.
sons. The display in all the departments is
highly crcditable. The trial of steam fire ems
gines commenced Yesterday aud vii! be conclu-
ded to>morrow. Thetallest throwing yet done
more, built by Poole & Hunt, having a pu,np
invented by George w. Fulton, of Stenbcnville,
o. The Washington engine Of this city, simi.
lar in construction, but, more power; will be
The premium for hand engines, LIST class was
competed for this P. NJ by Citizen fire CONS
p pa OF Harrlsburg, and ASsiStanceLire company
Assistance threw 1873 feet perpendicularly and
the Citizen 19G feet; 80 feet were allowed To the
Assistance, her chamber being only 8 inches
while the Citizens is H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

The President has appointed lyu. G. Jones
as Judge of the U. s. Court for the Northern
and Southern Districts of Alabama, vice Gayle,
deceased The names of at least tea other &c
tlenen had been mentioned in connection with
that Office
Gen. Jessup, who was seriously sick in New
York, has returned to Washington, being con.
yalescent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

TnExroN, Mass, Sept. 29.-The Empirc Fire
Engine Association Of Lynn, Mass, arrived
here at noon day. They will remain as
guests Of the Fire Department. Of this city un.
I'll half pasttivc "'cl"ck TO morrow r. ~, when
they viii leave for Philadelphia il. a special
train. .--i.E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

rKoY, n. Y, Sept. 20.-Thc announcement of
the safety of La Mountain the lEronaut, is erro.
neous; he has not yetLcen heard from
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

About two thousand persons were present to-
day at the short notice given AMI double that
number will probably be on tic ground to-
morrow. Parr, jackson, Hayward aud Stephen
soft bowlcd against the united eleven. Ste.
pienSon or Diver were wicket keepers, with
Hayward or Diver MS long stops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

81 Triad q, .1aco6 s. Harden, who " was as
seneon frOmths city to New Jersey last Spring.
charged with the murder Of his wife CONG
imenced on Monday last, and will probably con-.
tlnue six or eight days longer. I'VE learn bv
letter that there are one hundred witnesses 10
examine in the case. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

C4ps. a. HSAHA'tS' S'sS' - AAeASA b4I9I "
rgr4 Pile of Brie5s.-Some. workmen who
,.re replacing a water pipe at: the alley above
onr Office, on Quincy street, day-or two
:, left pile of bricks lying about loose in
=. middle of the sidewalk. Night before last
i 10 double distilled essence of moonless black
ness hung over the city, and at this. particular
point it was not dispelled by gas light. This
department. went upon the obstruction without
being aware gifts presence, and in:conseqnence;:
tits department, though as habitually abstemi-
Gus as deacon, found itself groveling in the
dirt and enduring, for a time, the most excruti
atm, agony of body. Our devil, released from
his Iabors, hurried out in the darkness, full Of
hope and gladness, but coming upon the bricks,
returned again with pair of barked shins and
hsbilments dripping with all the foul of earth,
including some mud. He felt very good after
his pains ceased, as none OF us are capable of
spprecialng happiness till we have endured
sorrow,
II We had nothing else but Spring"
Oar devils countenance was oyerspread by a
very un.Satan-likc grin, though he has touch Of
his father's condition. He would not go out
for while. For fear the brick man should be
offended at having his pile disturbed our devil
would go down and place the particles of burnt
clay exactly in the position they were, before
he had interfered with their arrangement, and
then return. Our devil like misery, loves com
laay in his mishaps He took his station at an
Office window overlooking the trap. below and
waited for something 10 turn up. rheittampe
ag Of feet was heard young Satan slanted his
best car up to broken pane, and.when an En-
eraii Islander laid down on the pavement $50
iar from fire and comfort the imp was inzex=
sacics and pummelled hissswelling Sides
"IInsh!" Kissed the devil, from his5port hole, as
he shutting gait of Falstaffian reuton, with
whole merchant s venture of Dor deaax stuff in
him" was heard approaching. The click Of the
busy type ceased, and a silence like the grave
was presently broken by rolling, tumbling
blaSphemOus broken English signal from below:
As pedestrian after pedestrian came jogging
along, his nativity was made manifest by his
tongue, and his opinion of the place by the
mauncr Of his speech. Now the rubbing OF
Sims Kept TING to the sweet German accent, in
mild protestation; then the sweet Irish brogue
cursed the burg and the bloody spalpoens that
set traps to break the hicks of gintlemcn; then
the round, unmistakable oaths of the broad
SlxOn made the disciples of Faust quake in the
midst Oftheir merriment When the work was
done in the Office ofter. midnight, and the gas
about to be turned down, the!iihHlp of darkness
being notified of the fact, replied with a wave
ct his inkyshqpd, like royalty declining furthor
conference, and said he would rathcrbe excused;
he would remain at his post till Daylight
Ills verbal report, of the proceedings, ,atter the
wee s,na' hours, is unsafe, and wc therefore
decline to printit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

aB-A COuntegSit five dollar bill, upon the
Champaign County Bank, at Urbana, Ohio, is
thus described by the Philadelphia Bulletin:
Yfgnctte-Wobstcr and Calhoun on the right
hand and man drinking attn stream on the
left hand, A dangerous note; the original plate
with 70 ged signatures" We arc not informed
ofthe date of the bill (Which could however be
very easily altercd.) The National Bank Note
Reporter, says, in relation to the issues of this
bnnk, call notes bearing date November l8th
1852, are fraudulent"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
CON! NIB RGyIA.!E.I N
RETAIL A-I3T5ErI1

III j NIL zlNl Xix HI
Bacon Hams lspgGTseafsi1 2I1S
s1Oc
f y STISIG- Sc
Butter (rolO - 2 =. =. = -. y. NJ = i iSe
I3"tSFo, - ~ 10 to 12G
I'S viper peck 20,
Rio Coffee per II. - Fl
9to 1Oc
Tallow Can dies. =: .. = : = y *
Stsl a 5..; SIC
IS!; 25 to SOC
PCT uOzep... 9u TO csc
y g r up per sA.iVt T5e
ss Us as to 5uc
PSI 09Aeh Sc
"eess EeatheFs 40 to AS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

So ~ 5tE1,aG'gay esterdaysaternoon horse
ettaSRsa to- to asoaI away rkst
ssHEest' near the old Office, Tightening the
people g and very sghtly.injuretl a. small bow.
Z 90 Shooting ABfiair-7N understand, that
an az, alteration occurred Clay street, East
"neellng, night lbeforelast il, which one young,
man discharged a pistol. the 6reastof another
without effect It's said that the affair r crew
out Of an insult alleged to have been offered Is
TO lady OF. ladies. : Z = Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

e=I-A Delightful. Duy-The wet spell is
over, and yesterday morning clear blue sky,
bright sun and invigorating air, with sufficient
dampness to keep the dust off, combinzd TO rem.
der US delightful day. The streets and build.
lngs have been washed clean by the rain, and
both man and beast invogorated. 1t was just
tho kind of day to make one feel in a good hu-
NOR with NIL the world, and at peace with the
balance of mankind May we be blessed with
many such days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

- The Rioer.-There was something over
five feet depth of Water in the channel of the
river last evening. If our rather faithful optics
stook in all that was going on. business was very
dull. The Albemarle was lying at the wharf
disabled by33a broken shaft The Rosalic, from
Portsmouth, arrived yesterday, ullsofspassen..s
gers,apd. freight.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

-Tde He6rcsO fssti0al.-Most of the pla.
sss of business controlled by the adherents to
the Jewish faith were closed yesterday, in view
d the festival of the civil new year, which
'.mneneed on "Wednesday evening. and which
We are scnsibly advised, was duly celebrated
IN the synagogue yesterday. After the insti,u-
Ton of the Passover the religious year Of the
Jews was calculated from the new moon, near
the time of the Vernal Equinox Their
civil year, however, was still counted from this
date. They commence their days from sun.
down, based on n literal reading of tue evening
and morning in the first chapter of Genesis.
On Thursday Of next week, rigorous fast
commences at shutdown and continues unit!
shutdown on the ensuing evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

MONTREAL, Sept. 29.-'rhe new match be-
tween the six of the United All England, with
= Gamadans' against six Of all England, with
er being fine. The match will be continued to-
morrow. Nothing conapcrsnade the Canadians
to part with the English crcketers until the
match. is played out They, therefore, need not
be expected TO arrive ut New York till Sunday
morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

,-Tsn Giants Week.-The Intellsqencer is
t,t.:IsIed TO subscribers in any part of the city
mel D,cishbOrhood ut ten cents week.
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P0L1TECANIc CoI..IMI4Ii


- ssazs5 IHIIIAI0 SIIl2HIA
Aae9rRorGtta ISIS and O"gUtiSei ScitA fuLI Euct,Ii
. onhsz'Lan q ate Ind psteidl college or
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". S. FGNCIBLES.

Saturday, Oct. 1st -. lSJP az, to particnaIe in the
L,IeonteSt for tbs Company Medal. By order of us
'I r.o. A. LoRING. GEO. c. TRISIBLE, o.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

8. 80 = =
i to- totd4rs' tIYilz altaksa Note Of it,
Mrs W5inslow s Soothing Syrup, is forsae by
zr.zH EELo e!AE y Co., and LOGAN, List Geo
n. B: Burnett's "Kaliston, Z, for the complex
ion! spaldings Liquid Glue, which mends
everything! Browns Bronchial Trochcs, re.
commended;byts Henry Ward Beecher, are for
sales as above.
P.S.' Kiss nc Quick ~ 'sKiss me fyou
darel" withias choice and fresh supply of.Per>
fumes, PomQdes,a Brushes, Combs, &C., &c.
Received and for sale by
-. LOGAN, LIST 6 Cos
and r. II. LoGXN.& Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

~ Tie Ne,O BriAge--.rhe new suspension
bridge is going forward as rapidly as the we.,b-
sF will permit. Mr.. McComas, the Engineer
and Superintendent of the structure, hopes, with
Tue AID Of good weather, to have it completed
by Christmas. Should bad weather intervene
lis completion will DC delayed until early next
sP'lns and the old bridge will be permitted
10 klar.d until that time The wire in one
lhe cables which is to support the new bridge,
Il stretched out, would measure one thousand
ssseh hundred and forty miles.
---%.SSsA--- -
20 Cheap Stotesmsn-The town is Just
no% being flooded with plaster Paris busts Of
lay Webster and Douglas, and stutuary rep.
lssenting Venuscs. Graccs, and various promi,
aent characters. They are manu- ldcturcd in the
city by party Of Italians, and pedded through
Tue streets in great abundance. There is hardly
private dwelling or an office but what is al.
ready Ornamented with one or more of these
snow white specimens. They are really boauti.
ny and some Of the busts have a striking
resemblance to the statesmen they are intended
% represent. The peddlers ask nine and ten
.otars piece FOR the busts, but rather than miss
sale they take one dollar
80
sfS Horses AIllca.-Three fine horses. be.
onglng to Henry Cole, were killed one night last
,ssS by the fast train on the Pittsburgh, Fort
'syne " Chicago Railroad, in the neipbbor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
T GOAL MA-TTERS.

Taxes! 4dA5S! ] dXsS! - 2
1.yIHG been 0rom causes beyond my eontrol) delayed
~ absolutely necessary for to require prompt pay
~ The same, In order to meet my liabilities to the
ra ne eounty and the schools. expect therefore that
' payers Will the necessity Of paying their taxes
- ,.. ,Sz [sePt22-1m SAM'L IRWIN, s. o. @. :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

From New York

NEw YoRK, Aug 81.
The steamship Asia sailed for Liverpool
to-day, with about 100000 in specie.
According 10 dispatches received at the
Navy department dated the 18th inst Min,
lister Molane was passing the summer nj
the city Of San Andreas, and would return
10 Vera Crns on the lst Of September
Two Spanish frigates and one French brig
Of war were at SacriRcus.
The sick list Of the Saratoga was slowly
increasing, but the captain hoped by careful
attention TO stay the progress OF the disease
although II was in the midst Of sickly sea.
son.
An arrival furnishes advices from Port
au Prince 10 the 10Th inst. Business was
dull during the week; Eve vessels had arriv-
cd and four soiled.
The receipts Of coffee during the week
amounted 10 600 bags at Port Ru Prince
The stock Of provisions at Penium was
almost exhausted on the Sth, when q small
supply was received from the capitol
President Jeffrard had approved the Hay
tien tariff enacted by the corps legislative on
the 3lst Of July.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
From the Gold Region.

ST. LoUis, Aug 81,
A special dispatch to the Bulletin say,
express dates from Denver city TO the 24tt
inst, reached Leavenworth to day. The
richness of the new diggings on the head
waters Of the South Platte, are confirmed
but prospects Of profitable mining not fiat
tering, owing to the distant location, rough
ness OF roads, and consequent difficulties ia
procuring supplies. The quartz grinder,
at Gregory's are in operation. The express
brought large quantity Of gold dust
There was an Indian fght on the 18th, OF
the banks Of Running Water, between the
Brule Sioux and Pom cas-; IL Of the latter
killed and many wounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

CINCINNATI, August 81.
FLoUR-The market is very dull, ard prices
nominal, at a decline Of l5@2Oc per bbr. No
sales. Superdne is offered at 4,50.
WHISkY---The market is dull and prices
lower; sales at 93JS@2393. the latter rate for
wagon.
PROVISI0NS-Tber is no change in the
market. Bacon fair at 7c aud &c for shoulders
and sides. Mess pork nominal. Lard l016
GR0CERIES-Sugar ia good demand at the
decline. Sales Of 100 hills, since our last re
port at 6s1@7 for fair and good far. Molss'
ses and Office unchanged.
GRAlN-The market for Wheat is steady
and unchanged; sales 500 good white at IL
600 do prime do at 81 ,l6, delivered, 900 do
do 80, 500 do good red at 81, and 300 do fair
do at 97.
Corn is dull and dropping at 75@77.
Oats, steady at ~.
Rye 73c
00HEESE-Market steady at $685..
Barley is unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 81.
A letter received in this city from Vera
Cruz states that Minister 0tway has been
ordered by the British Government to avail
himself Of tho leave Of absence previously
granted, and surrender the charge Of the
legation to Mr.. Morehead. Circulars have
been addressed by 0'Chamgo to the Gov
ernment Of the several States of Mexico, urg~
ing the necessity of enforcing the reformatO
ry DEGREES of the Constitutional Govern
ment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
New York Market,

New YoRK, August 81.
Flour very heavy and l0c lower. Sales at "a,
lO@4,4O for superfine state 4,40@4,7O for extra
state; ,4O@5O0 for common TO good extra ives
tern, S4,9O@5,l0 for old, $5,20@54 40 for fresh
ground shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Rye flour dull at 3,l0@5,30
GRAIN--Wheat unchanged, at l,4l@l so
lor new white western.
Rye frmer at SOC for new mixed western.
Oats dull at 36@42c for state and Western
and Canadian
Pork frmer, sales of3OO bbls at SIS for mess
and sl0,45 for prime.
Lard quiet; sales at l0@l076.
Whisky dull sales at 26L@27.