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BUSINESS NOTICES.
The sheet I.Ivb,n1,o M rr.,,

-. EIy EAIIICF.
Astonlshes every one; and more particularly
the flies themselves, by its quick and eoma,1s;.
season. $3.50 '''e
It destroys flies instantly without danger to
any thing else, and as hundreds in this city can
testify, is the most complete FLY KILLER, that
worried mortality, could desire.
a fresh supply received and for sale by
l. II. LOGAN 4 Co., and LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va
Price cents per sheet. Dealers SUPPLIED on
liberal terms
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESAT.E TNRKFTI

la N
BRooNS-Common $3L<
BuTTER In kegs 91LlU.
'13uoKErs-AIarietta $YCl2q5
CHEEsE-Western ReserygIc.
SANDLhS-TalIow.mouIl ~: din 20: star %. .-ar an
GoFFEE=-Java 1Sc; Rio I2eSl2t/ = ''''Pstu' +O'
696.25. S''ts'' Extra oT'He'0''"; snperitne
WM<AT-IR5
CoRH-I,1U.
0AIS-5U
FEATHERs-405B45c scarce
FIsIT-Shad $I4; HerrInEs ia. Sf.croro,O, o .,,,<
FuRs-Raccoon 3O997 &c - ~ q w. o St47a 20 IL.
: C4IES4HO-55@6n.
HHaTZGeysr "a, : ton s9O Timothy 5000
L1In-Louisviile so
aa SG1ss ORLEANS Sugar House 45e
N MI -. -rg9rpentine 1c tar $45@5
!tAGs-a@S5S, dull.
RIcE-5ISGlG
SEeDS-FIaNseed I25; Glover 6B.
SSoAP-Castlie per l6l5G9l6; common 5R6
SGGAss-New Orleans T3<1RS hIrI SSa5S1% In bh,
SNuFF-scotch 2G; Rappec 22ae6 ~ " W.
Gnnpowder 4ETU; Imperial 4Oda65. ITysor esszo
fo1chinE 251s3uc; 0olong S5l2T5c - ' NN SS'Ve'
IIoBAcc0-6twists ~; Ave roll o4aRss
ooLTUnEaShed from is to Comron ,-o,boi o. A..
'O; Full blood extra 10 to 49, Hs'ieu ID 10
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO FflE DAILY INTEELIsst NCEIs.
oFFIcE. ooRNEp ~. mn ,1,,.e,.s...,-s.---...=s
BY THE UNION LINE
OFFICE, CORNER WATER ANp MoNRoE STREETS.

NEw ORLEANS, July 22,-The steamship w.
d. y. Webb, from Minatilan on the 18th, with
California mails to the 6!hinst,, arriyeltcre to.
The steamers Golden Gate and Cortez left
San Francisco on the Gthinst, for Panama, with
S22, 0OO, 600 in specie aud 900 passengers
Milton Latham had been nominated by the
Democrats for Governor.
Business at San francisco was depressed.
Two considerable failures had been reportcd
The prices of leading goods were tending
downward. Money was easy.
/, The mining news was good, and the grain
The National Anniversary was celebrated
throughout the State with unusual enthusiasm
MExIco.-Gen. Marqnesa had robbed the
G scnn meta from Guanaxuato to San Bias, of
!, a conspiracy had been discovered in the City
OF Mexico, to place NIarqueSa in power lie
subsequently declared for Santa Auna at Quad.
aiaJara.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Thc President has
appointed j. A. Cushmnn, of Mississippi, Min
lister to the Argentine Confederation, in place of
MIR, Yancey, resigned
An arrangement has just been completed for
the publication in this city of political and
literary magazine, to be called the National
Democratic Quarterly Rericlo, under the editor
ship OF Col. Thos. B. Florence, of Phila., as
sisted by eminent contributors. 1t is TO be the
e%poser OF the present aud all future Democrat.
ic Administrations
Mr. Barinser has formally declined the Cen
trial American mission. The opinion is enter
tanned that all pending questions in that quarter
can be adjusted by a properly qualified repre-
The dispatch from Mr. McLanc, the Mexican
Minister, presents no interesting facts in addition
ready published
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

u. Ea7- 4 Good HotcL-There is no hotel in the
=" est which gives So much satisfaction to guests
as ,s, ine Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va This es.
"a hH'eat has lately been leased by NIessrs
EDWARDS Barnes, who knows how 10 keep a
notel III first tate style. While their other
a aura are superior to anything in the
Vows Of aLstemiousness. We advise our read
ers who wish good quarters, the best of fare,
ma y, attentive landlurdS, to stop at the Mcclure
I" .lSS we" they go to Whecllng BtrMesciILe
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LlNsLEY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING Y

WHEELING, VA.
LARGE and cannodiUus BuiiI- T. III the central ma r.
"A Of the city, being completely the Trustees take
pleasure III announcing that tie ISttut On VIII he
ipened on ;!'e first Monday Of SsIdyinb,r next.
r,r JAMES PAUL., a. NJ Principal.
GIEoRdE 2. LOCKWOOD, A. 81, Associate.
lhe CLASSICAL DeIat tmeut will the control
d the Prncai, anu wilt embrace the following branches
:" VIII: The Latin and Greek IuCgLnv tn. most
approved authors In Hc; Eiucuon Logic Nor
SiercG Mental PEitosophy, English and Com
position; History Anci-Lt and NIOerr phys
SH ana Political; Evidences CirisiiaEity Biblical Hieto-
with its Geography and Chronology
60
The MATHEMATICAL Drparu, Mt will be under the con-
Fo OF I've Associate embrace The following branch,
% WILL ArithneliS, Algebra Geometry Calculus;
nomctry, Survey ing with the !nstrumebS) and
SaTiE":i9n; Natura' Philosophy Chemistry, Astronomy
housekeeping. -
large ami extensive of Philosophical and
htnicaI apparatus globes AID charts, nncieI and
u"tern have heen prOTued, and ana int, resting
NpeIimenS anG illustration will be given In connection
with different branches Of study.
1t Is the easnt st desire Of e gentlemen charge of the
LhStho TO Infhish advantages Tor equal 10
those enjoyed III auy community, and to ile charac.
ter al ) outh for use funesS in life
There will be two sessions of FIVE moths each year
commencing on the first Mondays Of September and Ieb
RATES OF TuTIox SIS per session the lower and S2J
per Sc sion Ter tie Classics, and higher branches
VI MIR Lockwood (beinE stranger CITY, and here
o'ore resilient of New York; may be roptr to saw
That he is distinguished graduate Of Princeton College,
New Jersey, and an experienced Instructor.
BY order of the kUard Of Trustees.
jy1S-1m T. JACOB, Pres't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

iY an Unusual A6undance.-Ne don't
know year within our recollection, in which
flies were so numerous as they are this season.
We suppose these insects were created for some
b.neicent purpose, but unless it be to.perlorm
the duties of the dogs of Stamboul or the buz
7nriS Of South American cities, we are at loss
10 account for their utility. A medical friend
informs US that when flies are plenty sickness is
scarce. If such be the case, the present solstice
will be entirely free from epidenics.
genius has taken advantage of the preva
Ience of these Genealogical swarms, by introdu.
cling all exceedingly viscous paper, upon which,
when the flies alight their feet adhere as firmly
as though held in minute vice. The paper i.
smeared with mixture of nut oil and molasses
applied When hot. When the sheet is foldeG
the paper becomes perfectly portable Eact
sheet will entrap couple Of thousand flies; for
let the insect but touch it ever so lightly and h,
sticks to the paper like politician sticks to the
habit of lying. A still better article for tn,
purpose, may be found at Dr. Logan's Drug
Store, notice Of which the reader may find il
another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

). DINA FOKeEE-A man cannot wait for hi.
dinner without Instantly losing his tspnn LOT nus
see with what angelic sweetness ,ro,n9n 49,
me me trial Has woman more patience than mons
MOI bit OF it-only she has luncned and i'', the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

: Sent 0p.-Andy Thompson, a perfect roarinr
o.; t' s'aekPole Of fellow, was up before AID
E S"g'Sy, night beforelast, for beating a man in
S 1ssl "heeling He was sent up for twenty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. Ky !.
Medical Department-7iceaty- Third Session.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Hon. JAMES GuTHRIE President
WA. s. VERNON. Esq, secrttary.
MEDICAL FACCLTY.

MEDICAL FACILITY.
Benjamin r. Palmer ND, Professor of tile Principle,
anu eraStce OF Surgery.
j. Lawrence Smith, 81. D., Professor of Medical Cbern
try AMI Chemical Physiology
Robert j. Breckinri &c, Professor of Naarfa aIa1t
ca aud Therapeutics.
Joshua B. Fiat, p, Professor of Clinical Surgery
Practice OF Medicine. 1920 az"
Llewe Powell, 81 Professor Of obst.tsic Medicine
"; henson ~ D., Professor OF Anatomy and General
Phystotogy and Deau OF the Faculty.
s NJ BemsS, NJ. Professor OF .dcaI IpriSnvrlcrc.
/ and Sanitary Science '-l'' H"S''SS
p D. W. YaPdl D. Professor Of Clinical Medicine an
Archie D. Cook, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Medical Department the University Of Louisville
WI enter upon It's tweny.tird The LIST Monday
IN November next Lectures preliminary 10 the regular
course VIII be delivered the University and AarLe Hos
tita Tree OF charge, and will be commenced on the st of
time. 80 ~ Nts''sN az ''i'''
The session will close heretofore the last of Zebra
G St.nsivS opportunities wall Afforded Tor the study
oil Clinical Medicine and Surgery.
Una "
For furtnsr particulars address
]. W. BENSON, NJ D.
''-t-'"N" ttu Dean Of the Faculty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

NEw OWLAExs, July 22.-Miramon has made
a complies change in his cabinet on account Of
a a! change in his policy. lie is in favor Of the
. II OF the Press; amnesty for political Of
erty. The Church party had declared FOR Mar
4ucsao who was at Guadalajara with 1900 men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

Tns wit Of the New York Ledger thinks No
P0nl'iee has ever been discovered that dr,ws
out mans virtue so fully as the sod which
covers his grave. ~ @'' "Hleh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

ST. Louis, July 22.-The Santa Fe mail of
the 4th has reached Independence. The Indi-
avs previously reported along the roote have
there whereabouts are unknown.
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ne, lsEas EsEG

But Fruit Jar that is Fruit jar
~ sweeney son haze jusr frIsliti az I. ROW, ,e,,
- Tor market lev ADD .isrroytd FRUiT JAR Win
iSs StoFPer al tr'r own manufacture wLIci ) he, ot
pa. shs a.s ms "i:'t IN lie Fruit 1t is m d. u
E4S LASS aii 80 Sl;ad, Hhcu ti -,t
dh3ert vi Ing, I,r t%pan ion iy ie.t OF
tFtf!len by cot aud tree nfa lie ,uary obcti n Il
IA rs !iGst :re hSyCovI oe Ia ffe,.
1Htet2 ifFs -. dangerous glazing Of Is 81 t,tI
by the acids Of Fruits. al tay as; is n -
atLiiiItion before ruro l.asing elsewhere. i.eI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

@- Whipping HIS Wits-Night before last,
CT early yesterday morning, a cry was heard
issuing from the shoe shop of Mr.. Howscr, on
Market street. Sergeant Mcdonald happened
to be Passing, and upon entering the place
i'nnd Mr.. Howser encrgeticaliy engaged in
whipping his wiIc There were two men in
the house besides Howser, who objected to tina,
genttcmanS removal to the Aldernrn's office
"tcreupon the Sergeant handed over Que to a
HyStander, aud took Howscr and the other away
for trial. HowSer was fined five dollars aud
costs After the affair was over at the office
and as the spectators were leaving, two persons
were found lying upon the pavement not far
from the scene of the wife whipping, one Of
whom was bleeding freely at the nose. 1t was
found to be the man whom the Sergeant had
given in charge of the bystander, aud who,
NFon maniiesting an unwillingncss to proceed,
was thrown down. The bystander was worry
'nS him along inch by inch. Sometimes they
were on their feet and sometimes on their backs.
l1ey were only separated when told that the
man would not be needed at the office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23
LOCAL MA-TTERS.

~zsn Cents Weok.-The Intelzigencer is
,,,nisbed to su osc.ibers in any part of the city
:. oci,hborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

:, A pipe. like qnack medicine, is worth moth
Ing unless it is pulled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23
NOTICE.

HAYING sold my Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Nam
utactory to Messrs Caldwell Graham all rers"ns
indtated to nue. requested forward and settle
thrir accounts, either with me Caldwell 4 Graham
y4A :" E. VARNEY, No. Main st.
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B F. CALDWELL. Koa7. on.u,y.
CALDWELL & GRAHAM,
(srccEssoRs TO f. VARNEY)
M NUE. a CT U Il ER $ OF

Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron ware.
NO. 8 MAIN STREET.
WILL keep constantly hand complete assortment
w OF all the wares in line. Also Cooking and Heat
% STOVES Of The most approved patterns all which We
We would respectfully solicit the patronage of the rnbic
winch We hope to merit by strict attention our business
anu executing our work In neat workmanIike stvp
we would call particular attention friities for do
NE ail kinS oil Copper work. such Brew bye Kettles
SUNS anu Copper pping OF every description al sizes nj
Copper and Brass Kettles kept constantly hand.
GuttcrinE, Roofing and Job work OF all kinds will he
promptly attended to. ivII-i,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

,sPCuv C0unciL.-Therc were twelve mem
- - nresent yesterday morning. Mr.. Knote re
.,,ed that the arrangement authorized at the
r, meeting in relation to settlement with the
,1,vaI,nd and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
t,3 bcen consummated. On motion of Mr.. Jacob
clark was directed to cancel all coupons re.
,.,,ci in clear and distinct form. The COM
,n;,es on Water Works reported in favor of
h,yinr rev force pump, one of the old ones
t.i,, insufficient The report was adopted
Th, usual tax ordinance was passed. Also, an
o.3o,n,e concerning the public grave yard in
l,.,tre Wheeling. The ordinances were order
Oh 70 he published. The salary of the city Ser.
1o,ot was called up. The committee had re-
nortcd in favor Of giving that official salary of
1880. vote was taken upon this amount
and resulted in tie, the Mayor giving the cast.
,nr vote in favor of the committees report. On
nation of Mr. Pannell, the Market Master was
directed to have the Market house whitewashed.
AR Knote moved that the Wharf Master, under
the direction of the wharf committee, be direct
cd to repair the landing at cost not exceeding
so. Adopted On motion the Council adjourn
ed. Previous to the adjournment the compen-
sarion of the Collector Of Assessments was fixed
at 4 per cent on all moneys collected.
The Scrgeant'S salary caused closer vote
than we supposed it would. y good officers
salary cannot be too much nor bad ones too
little The small salaries for which some mem.
hers of council commended are apt to encourage
Efforts in the stealing and picking way. If you
want to make a thief out of an official all you've
%, to do is to put him on half pay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23
PIANO TORTItG
a. az. d3Sl,E .: tt,

"A. az. aasl.E * GO.
axe pleasure IT. inviting Ar attention IF
Il fiAr ,s', An mn, ans. Pebble stms.iig
n 8 ! II" ti'5ir NEW SCALE PIANO EOE rF ins, :,
u":ncci Tn, gton M drsir. "a i = = y'Ss u
rMnG Forte Thar shall aGproac!, the Grand in va,ut
arr al lhe S"'e t!'"., id ;.. r:ncaiIiv =, ,.,
4ner oil lii"t nrtr't srruie.t d ct, cur M
@ 10 Is pro ie:ton OF such ce>id.ras,.a o, foil
Frt'' ~ "'''i'@' ear Z. e "a
~ unr Pianos are MI gum t. .v.. G, ,ir, i;
'htil"' whether ordered GirCu. or soI l.; =. y %
our AGENTS r nei'rut the ro,riry; 4an W solicit IN,
t,,r, ~, - WHICH " nave tnin' eel sE
~ tuNe Years. = II GALE & 60
y..--'.--tta I"I EAST Inn IT.. New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

ST. LOUIS July 22-River fallen inches in
the last 24 hours. Nothing new from any of
The upper streams. Weather clear and cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

- Wrong -Ve@.-A day or two ago the
"'iy OF man was found floating in the river
. ns""ood. 1t was supposed to be that of a
workman in the La Belle Mills, who had been
missing Tor some time. Or indeed this was ta-
Ken Tor granted and the man was buried Since
'"a' Tue ulan who was supposed to be in his
grave has turned up alive and well, to the
1S'onlShinen' of everybody, especially his wife,
VINO mad become almost reconciled to the loss OF
y husband.
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Jellv Glasses

The shape is tapering with indentvd rim arouni
the top FOR tying the 1t is very article ana
We wish all who intend putting up JelIies to call and see
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

- Riding on a RaA-The other day
ram OF cars stopped for water at station on
'ne Central Ohio Railroad, between GAINESVILLE
ana Newark The brakeman of the train, in
sFeaslns the wheels, discovered small boy Iy
Ing c"rlcd up between one of the trucks and a
car; lie was pulled out and confessed that he
'au 'aTsIed twenty miles in that pe'lous posi-,
"o" lie SAID he had run away from his home
81 e0i"m1uS and as he had no money he didn't
""o% Of ANY easier way than to go back on the
"''Sk. The passengers and conductor unani-
"OnsIy voted him a free passage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

We have tie AEency for Patent FLY and Mos
quito Trap very useful esrnh!e article mt This
ION oil the Year W"rrant' to Kill all the lilies in neigh
oTILoS" without creating any dirt ANNOYANCE They
also as de true i've to uitOrS. to epjoy
comportabe sltep, unHiSturheti, buy
We have also Just received CaIrI's Toilet Setts-son
thing Ie~ and nlcy White China, White Ston Lus,r Band
ana Dec GRATED SpiItOons Also fine Of Rus
seli's Ivory and Cocoon handled Cut ery
As 1t near the time for taking stock bar
gains may DC had from HOBBS Z BARNES
JJlO lis Main street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

EALING wAX.-A superior article, for hermetfca
- scaling Fruit Cans, he, for sale at
" g. FUNDENBERG,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

ErniI Jars! Fruit Jars!
Wei have also every kind of Jar-Fnt Glass Green
Glass AID the celebrated "EARTHENWARE" JARS The
material OF which these Jars made being vitrros
stone body ana the glaze Pare Flint Glss they are war
ran'e not to absorb taste the contents OF the Jar
letter just received the manuacurer a,uJn.. 70 he
assertion that they poisonous says t is as dic
oHs rs 1t is 1bSHFd" We to hundreds in This
city aud vcnit who have used them Tor tree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-23

Semi-Annual Settlements.
OARTlES interested will take their hills will
be made out this DULY lst morning, if settle
ments are not made, viii be presented the their
places OF business All having bills against, will please
present them for settlement.
jy1 STONE 4 THOMA9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
AFFAIRS In FRANCE.
FsOn Oar Own Correspondent.

Hton wv NNh Aoitespvh0thNs
PARIS. Nov. 1s 1859.
II has been a week Of surprises. The record is
full. To begin in chronological order: Those trea-
Ties were at last signed IN the town-ball of Zurich
yesterday week. Tue plenipotential subscribers
have left the Hotel Baur rec to that Duchess of
Nodepa in posse, Duchess IN partiJEs ia esse, ex-
Duchess of Parma, the least il-behaved OF all the
runaway p0tentates. The Treaties themselves have
been, as spectators at the BouSe would say, DIS
counted Sp advance. Their brief table of contents
IN the hoaiteEr Of Friday last, and the diplomatic
circular Of NJ. Waewski, tel US very little about
them that was not pretty well understood be-
fore. Nj. Walewsk,s circular is nevertheless an
extremely clever Periormance-as rhetorically clear
and automatically dim an liable state paper" as
ever was penned. Que OF two facts and fctions in
it are worth noting. by these treaties part of
Lonhardy, on truly reasonable financial conditions,
ia ceded, With an utterly unprotected frontier, to
Sardinia That is fact. 1.-THE position of Aus
"triA entirely ceases TO be aggressive and prepoud-
"eIant aud no longer OG. rs the slightest radical
simpediment 10 the free development of the political
"inlerssts of Italy" That is fiction. " The
90 treaties ere reproduction in other terms Of the
arrangements agreed upon at ViIafraDca be-
'tween his Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Maj
'esty, +. j., and that uncommon rery dear
"'son in Christ l.. n. b." That is an un-
doubted fact. But what definitely were those
arrangements, NJ Walewski dees not tell u.s. Tia.
the rights Of the Dukes are reserved is clear. VIVA
The reservation nicely means, is not made clear
That French Majesty sticks TO his iayoriie old plan
of confederation, is clear. How far Austrian Maj
esty adheres, Is not clear. The most unquaiifedy
trne statement in the circular is that under these
circumstances, " the future stands open" that is,
the future of Italy. To stand in the door, and
shnf il up, the two Msjcsties have agreed to invite
all the "Powers, subscribers to the general act of
y Vienna of 1915, to meet in Congress, to take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

lis fuish her fs qao,s Of and her M ooass
iio ., euey the for hc4Ion Of all tho nscssssry vos
60 tls LiB frontiers Of bs saveh aSisg sistss and "
fsri - ms and pe1psinsl support 0fth- saine
H. 9a willie eaEsdcfains Of safety and security o5voss
aud aisn ouif js ~ comp such e-sores Of fss-s
81 lis Hdia'y sitsnt Of soAn rosa Ane thu aePs
pabic ssnIntuf IN he soced rreo StSef nz
K..tt ~ DOE. not esiae declare that tits Uaiopst 300
Of SorAfrl slue tie oah-woad be scacey SION
o. snss the pertr us maintenance Of system of A.p
sian. oY sud adve thai when the eouinaanes Of "a
ssia ~ bdapse scroasy snearrasse. ts sys,en tAa
South Would dis srd sid Uiion At ADD focvof
H. 1hst The Governor Of stsie ~ quesedto forwmde
eot ~ IT, reso the Oovrro II ali the STATES Il
M ouleeIaey and Senators ssd Representative
cnEetG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
Correspondence ofTbe y. Y. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4, 1859.
The recent call for Peoples State Convention,
issued by the Hon. Levi Kline, as Chairman Of the
State Executive Committee of the Peoples party,
has stirred the previously calm surface Of State
politics, and in Philadelphia particularly, has called
forth considerable discussion. The Peoples party,
which for more than two years has held undsputed
control OF the popular vote, although made up Of
divers political elements, is a harmonious and CON-
pact organization, and if not demoralized by the
Impohnc course OF political managers more devoted
TO men than principles, viii continue to DO an ire
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
A SIGN OF THE TmEs--INCIDENTs OF FRIDAY
REPUTATION BLOCKED-UPsETTISG A MORT.
GAGE-THE WOOL sALE-BEGGARs AND CoUN-
TERFEITERs
From Our o~ q Correspondent.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5, 1859.
What with tie Virginia tragedy, the past the
future, but above all else, equal with them, the
aboundipg present, the mists that have obscured
tie moral vision Of too many of our citizens are be-
coming rapidly cleared away Cotton is no longer
King here. Among the names paraded with con-
temptuous oesign in the great sensation journal of
your city, as having contributed t. publish that
cheap edition of Helpers Crisis, may be seen those
of some Of our citizens who deal in cotton exclu-
Hyey but who still have the manliness to stand by
their principles. But among the equally significant
signs Of the times may be noticed the eagerness