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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

The MARINE MONSTER GREAT EAsrERN.-In
our London correspondents letter, published
this morning, will be found the most vivid and
comprehensive description of the monster steam.
ship Great Eastern which has yet been given to
the public. It is now decided that her first voy-
age is to be made to this country, her point Of
destination to be either New York or Portland
and thousands of our readers will doubtless
avail themselves of the opportunity to judge of
the fidelity Of our correspondents account.
One feature in her construction alluded to
is novel and remarkable. Her entire upper
deck, measuring seven hundred feet in
length-or, as it is described by our cor
respondent, an acre of land elongated to
an oval-is flush from stem to stern, without poop
or house to obstruct the view-nothing but the
masts, wheelhouse for the helmsman, and stair
case-so that her commander, standing on the
paddle box, can survey every inch of that vast
area, and with wave of his hand convey his
orders to every officer on duty. .
Her speed is estimated at twenty miles an hour,
and her dimensions equal to the accommodation
Of the population Of moderate sized town. The
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ls 81 So fair 10 good white Southern a o. 80 81 a.
and nav red do NJ 81 %. Cora was less aouve
with Gales Of old Western mixed n 7sc, do store
and snoss at 500 s2. add jersey yellow ct $50. Pork
vas n,mer, with moderate sales including now mess q
sI4 s7k si4 so, and Of primo n $40 2S Sugars we're
steady, and the advance On tbs weeks sales reached
about 40 per Id. those current the previous week
The sales about 100 huds st raes given In an
other place. Coffee was firm, but quiet rnsre vas quite
In possshes and the sales embraced no less
than TOO bbls at 61Ic, for expert The market WAS
nearly swept q supplies and the stock remaniag on hand
was hold at . further advance Of 10. . no. per ID.
Freight engagements were moderate, while rates were
firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

CINCINNATI, August n, 1859.
Flour quiet at - 66 - Is. WHOLESALERS large, but
prices unchanged Whiskey heavy at 24<c tProvisons
There more disposition the part OF holders TO yield
TO the limits Of buye but few transactions are reported
OswEco August 27-6P. NJ.
Flour in moderate demand, chiefly for the interior
trade sales COO bbs. at a 90 from new spring wheat
choic. double extra a. g So whea. ann. but quiet.
Corn held at Tic. TO, with buyers at 7oc. 9oUv .-
els Illinois at Toxic. Oats scarce and nominal Freights
unchanged. No receipts OF flour grain by lake CsnaI
exporta-6,7 bushels wheat, II, 7e0 buAhels corn
BUFFALO, August 27-eP.M.
Flour firm, but ess active: eales GOO bis At "a q
for old spring State. "a Is 81 3 for new spring extra
Illinois, "a 30 for extra Wisconsin, - Is 81 SIX for
extra Michigan and Indiana IS SIS so for double extra
do and Ohio Canadian steady sales 100 bbIs fair extra
at So Wheat on the spot In fair demand and steady to
arrive dull and heavy sales IL GOO bushels new CHICAGO
spring. to arrive at &c., 800 bushels red Ohio al 81 as
. 81 oe; 3ooo bushels white Indiana a. 81 Is Corn
dull and no sales. Oats steady Barley quiet Rve
steady Gales 1000 bushels 1t Csc Lake imports-S o0
6bls -four, 26 eco bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn
1000 bushels oats '
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Hudson CITY News.

CHURCH DspicAroS.-The ceremony Of dedicasing the
new n E. church which has just been completed at Hua
fon City, took place yesterday The dedicasory sermon
Yves preached in the morning by Dr. Durbn In the AFTER
noon sermon Wns delivered by Rev. T. g. Dc Hass and
OF stone in the Grecian style Of architecture and il 10
caeo On MosHomery avenue It is seventy feet deep and
Iery Iees 'front.' Inc Interior presents very neat ap
ing about 900 persons In the main ROOM and $50 in The
gaery The cost OF the edfce will be about $4,000.
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! iii iii TIT / /
s.a =. 10, 10 g s7|N. E. 10 IS Isl 80 4s1S v oil
San. II iSO.l6 FOL N I9O As Isl q IN 4SSyi a~'Sl
Non. ~ 80 IS sal g. IN az 76'N ~ 5iS7ls p ess
Laea 50 81 IT'S. Il. 80 81 rs s ii so 81 Ga q q Ia -
Wed..i2 80 81 10 g. r. 40 70 vi az IN 40 % 70
Thur. - saIS7 n in 10 "a 81 a. N " ~ 90 W
m. las 50 3si6SI W. IN "a IN ~ a m'tSI
Sat-. T3oNI6 VI. i" "'io'i
RKNARKH.
SSsnsaunfday-Uear all day anu night.
ITI nnsy all day aud night.
12OQOAY-lvnap al A.

SSssufday-Uear all day ana night
SSunday-clear all day and nirht
rronosy-Clsar all day and nirht.
WvISsosy-CleM ell day; niept. rain
pvercsst ana hning, overcast with rain afternoon
cloudy. s' oVercas'i Afternoon, cloudy; night
ssnday-cloudy ali day and nigh,
ss'orday-coudy. AsA''
xe,o n msfke' was quiet Saturday as merch. ants
n, ~, await the receipt OF private letters due
ve,s oeiore doing much. The transactions
column wv 900 bales, at prices given in another
was some less buoyant and act,v. .h,,.
a0ns were rather easier at the cose %,
lions. southern -four in fair demand vn,,.
srades closed at slight concession in rats.
unoaansed; new Of prime quality, WAS srmv ha,s
moderate sales smoog ~tica ~ere Ee1.ucy vh,s =. =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

IMPROVEMENT IN THE CITY's HEALTH.-We are
glad to see by the City Inspectors mortality
return that the health Of the city has improved
very much within the last week. The deaths for
the week ending last Saturday show u decrease
of seventy-eight as compared with the previous
week. AS the deaths that week were unusually
numerous, showing an increase Of eighty.ive
over that Of two weeks previously, the equilibri-
UNI is thus restored. Whether the Improvement
is to be attributed to the Improvement in the
Croton water or to the ripening Of the fruit sold
In our markets, it is impossible to say. Perhaps
1t is due little to both. At oil events 1t is
someth'rg to be Thankful for
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This gives little over ten per cent loss in killed
and wounded-thaHi is to say, taking the French
statement as accurate, which, twill be observed,
makes the Austrian loss about forty per cent
greater than that of the French. But accepting
1t as accurate, we find this loss but about two.
thirds that sustained by the Americans in the
battles of Mexico. The loss of the Mexicans. it
is well known, was much greater. In these bat
ties the American losses were as follows -
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That is to say, the American losses were fifteen
per cent, or one-third more than those of the Eu-
ropean armies. At Buena Vista General Taylor
estimated the Mexican loss on the field at 1000
men, or about twelve per cent Of the whole DUN
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, AUGUST 49, 1859.

States and England in regard to Mexico; aud as
the latter has ordered an inquiry into the con
Duct Of Its representative there there ia no doubt
that the Vaccinations Of Otway and Gabriac,
which have so much contributed to proloug Next
can discord, will soon be brought to an end, If
they are not already stopped.
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Williamsburg CITY News,

ATTEMPT AT SuIcIDE.-On Saturday night last Eng
nsnman named Henry Hud.on, residing in North First
street. near Eighth, Eaosern District attempted 10 COM
mit suicide BY taking quantity Of sugar or lead the
poison was removed from his stomach, and II u Thoughts
nc Esy recover,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

The NEWSPAPER GOVERNMENT OF THE CouN
TRY.-The first class newspaper is fast assuming
the position and Importance of government
more especially with reference to our foreign
relations. The supreme government Of the coun.
try has it's ministers, consuls and commercial
agents all over the world, to keep 1t posted on
foreign affairs the first class newspaper also has
now its ENJOYS at every important point
throughout the entire globe, who keep their
government at home far better informed upon
all the events transporting in other countries.
The newspaper governments agents, moreover,
are of vastly greater value to the public than
the diplomatic employees of the national govern
ment, because while the intelligence furnished
by the latter is hidden away and buried in the
archives of the State Department, that Of our
ENJOYS is Immediately laid before the whole
people in the official organs of the newspaper
government broad daily sheets.
As an illustration of this, there were received at
the HERALD Office by the steamers which arrived
here yesterday and Saturday correspondence
from our representatives at the folio wing
places London, Paris, Brussels Berlin, Lisbon,
Hong Kong, Woosung CHINA, Guatemala, Ora
NADIA nicaragua, Managua (Nicaragua), ST. Do
mingo City, Panama, Buenos Ayres, Minatitlan,
Vera Cruz, Monterey and Mazatlan, thus ena-
bling us to present our readers with coup deil
of the position of affairs in nearly all these far
sundered parts of the globe while they sip their
| coffee in the morning.
In ten years from this time all this intelligence
| will reach us by telegraph Our agents will
write their letters and drop them into the tele-
graph Office instead Of the post Office, and We
ahall have them here by lightning instead of by
steam, in few moments after they are written.
So goes the progress of the age, in the front
rank of which stands the well conducted news.
| paper, the real government of the country.
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her admitted to have been engaged BY the Men
cans themselves Az for hard fighting, all Eurs
pean history does not furnish parallel to tn
consistency and bravery Of the Mexican division
of Valencia, at the battle of Contreras. Tn
whole force Of 1000 men was literally destroyes
In the tracks where 1t stood, and the division, .
military organization, ceased to exist. Alto
gether, these comparisons show that none of tn
European battles are as steadfastly contested q
those of the New World, and, as observed by
contemporary, that the old weapons of warfare
even in Mexican hands, are more DESTRUCTIVE
than the new and much boasted "weapons Q
precision" in those Of the French. Their eff
cheney is greater In the mystery which surround
them than from their effects In the field.
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port from which she Is to start on her frst voyage
remains yet undetermined; but Mr.. John Orrell
Lever, "the man for Galway" has made the mu.
ni6cent offer of 500 900 for the privilege of run
hing her from that point. Should her speed
equal the calculations Of her constructors she
will be able to make the voyage from Galway to
New York, q distance of 2,736 miles, at least
within week, probably within six days.
She is announced to sail for America some.
time in October; 90 that about the end of that
month we may behold this giant Of the deep,
this triumph Of human genius, floating proudly
in the waters of an American port, 1t is not
too much to predict that the Great Eastern is
but the precursor Of race of gigantic steamships
which viii overrun the smaller craft of that genus
until they shall be seen on the face Of the waters
no more. And who knows but that the second Of
her race viii be turned off the stocks of an Anne
rican thip yard?
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Kew York, Monday, August 30, 1859.
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 54s, 900
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4urc ISgctdbc E[tTGctS aud put up in GLASS CT
SEES, dir Tight, and IUiH Eceu in anu CLIMATE
The FIWILI- CT 'ITYTiRTyG PILLS ia n
gentle hut active Catlar- % iticwIic the prInrirnr
has use'l in his practice more than twenty years
ThHconstautiy increas- ing demand from those
who have long used the = iIlLLS and the sntis-
htction which all express - lin regard to their use
has induced me to place : ,tflem within tho roach
OF all. A
Tho Profession well know that different Ca
thnrtics act on different q ip0rtions If the bowels
The FLiNILI' CATIE- - [iRTyC, PILL has with
que reference to this - well established fact.
been compounded from s. "a variety of the unrest
Vegetable Extracts, :, (which act alike, on eve
ry part of the elemental F. nv canal and are EooJ
and SGfe in all casos II where n Cathortic il nee
dct such as Derdnge- i'meht$ Of the Stomach.
SeepiIesS Palms Tie b Back anil LniIIs G,tfirs-
Pain and Soreness - iCrsr Tic ,ri0Er ksly from
sudden cold, which fro e iuuentv if neglected end
ina long course Of Ftrcr - Less If LAppec. a Crerp
ing Sensation Of Odd y lorer Inc joiy Es.i, S.
Ic$S. HG0cIt, IrciJht . TN ne Er0R MI IyfI,-
mGtOry Diseases IEOrnS in Children or tIuNs ILr,i-
HHtiSm, great Purifer of the BIOOd and many dis
eases to which flash il heir too numerous To mention
in this advertisement DIsS to 3.
PRICE DIMES.
~, Inc Ill, LIVER lNFlG0RAToR and FAMILY CA
TliARTlC PILLS reta;lcd by Druggists general
~ and sold wholesale by the Trade in NIL the large
towns s. II. ". SANFORD. NJ. n.
MANUFACTURER ami Proprietor,
;I35. Broadway, New York
Agents, 7. II. LOGAN & co. dec2-hSwlY
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FOUNDED, CH4RTEEEp 1854
Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Cnnrles-Sts.,
FOUNDED, 1882.
..CI4RTEIEn, 1854

FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1854.
LOCI TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Cnnrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE.
TINIITS INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
1 prosperous and ilomrislIiug condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has il been necessary 10 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
cEeIsing numbGr OF stutent*, representing nearly
every STATE in the Union.
1t now occupies une Of the most conspicuous and
tesirtbly located buildings in the city. Tho rooms
are cnnlmndInEiy arranged. spacious :nd elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring Ia qualify themselves properly for the
various duties ur the Counting Room, obtain
7hor0" Practical business Education generally, are
,nsurassc in any particular, By any similar cstal
FACULTY:
l.. X. LOST ER,
"rncipal-Lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Com
lncrce. Business Customs, etc
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of The Theory and Practice Of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
HI. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
~ c. JOHNSON.
Professor OF Business and ornamental pOnmanhiiD.
S. r. WILLIAMS. Esq,
Lecturer OF Mercantile Law.
REv. f. EEATES REESE. d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, TInn. Joshua yNnsnnt.
Hon. Tllos Swami MIA II, KGiglIlrr EsJ
Jacob Trust, Esq, Nm. knabe. Esd,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly for tie Of the SUI
dents.
Each student has desk to LtmsclG crl IS scpa-
TOtuiY Instructed.
There hcng no vacation during Tho year. su,iOnts
can enter at any time.
The time usually required to complete !he full cuursc
frunI 30 II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Ornamentel Circular, con-
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College. vnr;ous
characteristic designs, pcnmanship. &C. cent Ivy mail
full
particulars. Address L. X. LOSER
Baltimore ISI
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9aIIg altt8IIi99tl6oF .
For the Intelligencer.l
Twilight. r


Ilove to stand in, the twllights CLEAN,
0fSovembers misty air;
u OF long gone days, blissful dream Z. ~ u
Como. floating round me there.
Il filings the light of childish days,
Around Tnaturer years
Until the gloom of life's dark hazo,
Has fed like ehildren's tears.
And then once more a sunny sEy,
VIII sweetly smile on me
Again the brook will MARBLE by,
Though heet the vision bel
1t links to after life again.
The brightness of my youth:
It brings TO light the melting strain,
offriendship and OF TRUTH
We here can muse twixt light and shade, ..s
-sl5e On happy hours como by; ssta-.-
And catch the many tones that mAdo
Tho tear start in the eye
TviIght-it is a happy hour.
When far from friends we're driTen;-
Our spirits seem to catch the power
That links our thoughts with heaven. ?
And in those dreams to memory dear,
Earth has one chosen spot;
A golden CLEAN my heart to cheer
A word Of hope upon my car,
That other things harm not. JNo.
HHREIISG, Nov. 1859.
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a=MOTIERS,

TN PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EATON'S IN
FASTILE CORDIAL, desire to state its supe-
rority over evory nostrum that nurse quack has
heretofore offered yon.
Flrst-It is the preparation Of regular physician,
who is well qualified from much experience in infan-
tile complaints to prescribe for them. Serondy-Tt
Is entirely FREQ from nrHgorc Opiate of any kind
and consequently relieves by removing tho suffering
OF your child instead of deadenng its scnSsbiltes-
Thtrdly-It is put up with great caro-, compare
oft with any other srtice for inhntis complaints
will show; the very root from which it is distilled
being dug from the forest under tG direction of Dr.
Eaton, many of them by his own hands. Fourthly-
II Is perfectly harmless aud cannot nure tho most
delicate infant and is certain and roIier in all
the following cases. which Is its chief merit over every
other preparation, viz:
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING; such DYSENTETtY collie. &c; also. for soft
ening the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the boWeSit is uncquAlled For Cold in the Heal il
Ia a sure relief For GROUP the most fatal aud try
ing of all Diseases It be relied on with perfect
confidence; and being powerful HntispasmodiC in all
casesof commissions fits, we earnestly recommend
you to loose no timo in procuring it. Lastlyt costs
much more than other preparations OF the kind.
that cannot afford such long advertisements can
those whose whole expense is their Advertising for
the reasOn.t commrnda itself the most relia-
BILE to all mOther4 III all cases. tho directions wrap
ped around each bottle, must BE- strictly followed
Price, Is cents per bottle.
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ON and after Monday, the lIth of November, 1852
~ the passenger Trains will daily us follows:
Ftrst-The Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Cincn-
natl Columbus, Wheeling. Bcnwood. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
ll5O A. NJ arriving in Baltimore at G:I5 A. NJ CON
Meeting with t1Ins for ta Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore Kos, PM arriving ut
licnwood at SIG and Wheeling at $40 A. NJ cumncct-
Ing with the great Western, Southwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel nnl water.
Second-Fhe Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago St.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling, BenwOod, Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday Mt 0:2O p NJ
and at baltimore at 455 P. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Easterc and Southern cities Re
turning leaves Baltimor" T:i5 a. ~, and arriving
ut BenwoOd ut 2l5 and Wheeling at 2:45 A. NJ. This
train stops ut all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted. at 7:1O a. NJ,
arriving in Cumberland ri C:4j Z. NJ. Returning,
leaves CumberldA ut SIS a. NJ. and arrives at Wheel
ing at G:lO P. VI. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
j. y. FORD, Agent.
W:P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. Genl Ticket Agent. nov14-59
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES.


1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
i and has become an established fact a Standard
Medicine. known and APP proved by all that have
used it, and is now reSOrt- ell to with confidence I'm
all tho diseases for which, - lit is recommended
1t has cured thousands ~ within the lust two wears
who had given up all e hopes OF relief as the
numerous unsolicited q certificates i'll my pos
The dose must be adnp- q ted TO The tenIueramcnt
of the individual taking - 1t, and used in such 0an-
titles to act gently on ~ the bowels
Let the dictates Of Your. q Judgment guide You in
tho Use Of the LIpERlt JlLNEIGORlIT TOR and 1t
will euro Lirer C0H-i pLdiNtS Bilious attacks,
Dy&Depsid, Chronic Di-i = dTrhae, !SumnIer Chm
plants, DyScHrry, Dr0p-I, Sy Sour SOm0cL Habit
nal CEStirencSS Cholic, n Cholera, Cholera M0rJuS
Cholera hUuntWm, FTG-tH tNeIce. JUUndice, Female
ueGthHc&SeS. and may be used successfully rs an
Ordinary FInHy Jetfi- re- cine. 1t will cure SICK
HE4DtCIAE, las thou. - sands can testify IN
tlrefy minutes it,ro or Fl ULree 7ca-SloO1Hts are
taken Mt cOnnlenCcmentlk of attack
al uchO ii are gir-i ling their testimony in
its favor. n
MA IEATER INit4 THE MOUTR WITH
THE LNTIGORATOR, AND SJE1LLOIY ROYTi
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-05

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at forms consistent with solvcncy md
fair profit.
Especial attention girSn TO Insurance Of DTVELLINS
and C0nItsllts for terms Of one to fire years.
Tho progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventful in exempt from
sweeping cOntlngratiUms and maritime disaster. Be
ing long established. on cash basis the troubles of
the credit system affect in material particular.
During "harrl times" the security of reliable Insl-
rance Is an imperative duty-the ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessencd.
Policies issued without delay ranl all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
SAAI'L p. IIILDRETII, Agent.
0fice at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
f.b1a-lnw till Jan LIST '59 .