Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-29

est IOGdl #SuaIl proceed the
scene of disturbance and Qucsl ii. AS an evil
dcncc of the good feeling entertained 10y the
liberal government Of Mexico towards the citi.
Zens Of the United States President JuarCz has
extended to citizen of New Jersey, valuable
thinning facilities in the State of Sinaloa, which
were to expire on the LIST of October next, for
two years longer.
WAsuIHcToN, Sept. 2S.-Thc dispatches re.
ceivcd by the government, nurate with minute
ness, the rcceutcven in China. Flag Officer
ratnall, says the British officer in charge Of tle
gun boats having visited him, said nothing
about aid, but his silent appeal was powcrful;
indeed, during the few moments he was on
board the Powhattan he would Look ,,anxiousY at
his Admiral and then at the boats
After he left, continues officer Tatna held
conversation with our Commissioner, Mr.
Ward. He agreed with me perfectly, that un>
der the circumstances Of our position with the
English aud the aid the Admiral had rendered
me the day before, | could do no less than tow
the boats to his relief made the Offer which
was thankfully and promptly accepted. While
the boats making fast to the hawScrs
which veered astern, insisted on Mr. Ward
going on board one of the junks, for reasons
which will be obvious.
He at first reluctantly yielded and left us but
soon returned in one OF the English boats, de-
ciaring that as the Tcg VAN was Ills home and
going under fire with his capitalization and con-
currence he would remain in her IreluctantIy
yielded to his gallant impulse.
Capt Tatnall towcd the boats through the
British line to withinsa short distance Of the
Admiral, whose flag was flying, when casting
them off he retired to the rear of the
line aud anchored for the night He took up
this position as it might enable him to aid the
wounded aud should the boats be sunk TO res.
cue their crews; in other words, to afford all the
aid consistent with neutrality. Hayng been
informed by British officer that the Admiral
was dangerously wounded, Capt. Talna'l went
in a barge to visit him; when within few feet
of the COrmorant round of shot Strack the
boat killing the CoXswain, Mr.. Hart, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, and slightly wounding Flag Lieut.,
Frencharl. They reached the Curmorant before
the boat vas entirely sunk.
Dates from Arizona othc 9Th say that the
Express had arrived, bringing news ot the COM
plete submission OF the AIohave Indians by
Maj. ArmStead. They acknowledge a large
number killed. They surrender time tract of
land for the use az the government, aud pron~
iSe never again to moleSt the whites. Major
Arnstead is on his way East, OH u twelve
months leave.
Thc2reports to Gen. Clarke are that the Col,
crado river is nlorc reliable stream for naviSa-
ton than either Red River, Missouri River, Ups
per Mississippi or Minnesota River. The new
steamer Cocapa made trip fom Fort Yuma to
Fort Aohave, Bealc'S Crossing, 235 miles, in five
cutting ueT own WOOL OH Inc way.
Tins trip demonstrates the success OF Lieut..
Ives exploration made last year.
The Overland Mail Compamy's station, sixty
mics above TT. Yuma. robbed of all its
horses by MeXcans aud station keeper left for
dead. portion Of the Americans on Ciila
River determined to drive off all the Mrxicaas
on the river on accounted this outrage.
A coilSiun occurred in which it is said six
MexicanS were killed. here being no law or
officers in Arizona, no alr-stS were made.
The Mexlcam population at the Gi!a aud Coils
orado mines alc much alarmed.
Lieut. Mowry's election as delegate from Ar>
IONA was unanimous. Out Of 5000 votes not
was against him.
a settlement, of cmigrants has been comucn,
ced on the San Pedro river.
The ApachcS have become very bold in their
Expectations, and Col. Reeve Of Font Buchanan,
has applied for rcinioIccincnts.
ST. Louis, Sept 2s.-Thc principal feature
at the Fair to day, was awarding tic ST. Louis
prize, number !, of Sl,UQ0 for the best thor
ongh bred Bull Of any age, which was taien hv
Duke Dirdue, owned by r. a. Alexander, Of
Woodiord county, Kentucky. There were IL
entries, embracing many of the nobrst animals
in the COUNTRY
The number of visitors on the ground to-day
is estimated at no. 600.
The steam fire department held their annual
parade to-day. They visited the Fair Grounds
and a.! elected universal admiration by the splcn>
To>molrow the $1,000 prize FOR the best
roadster stallion, will he awarded
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New York, Sept. 28.-Ihc sale of Teas to.
day was very excited aud spirited Blacks rose
full ~ per cent. in price, and Greens about
per per cent he following prices were obtained: