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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED.
By j. b. WALTON.

Auctisneer-onice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, June 25, 1859, at IL o'clock
~ M At bAhks Arcade. Magazine street by virtue In
Of order from the Honorable r. H Morgan Judge
Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans Ia
1852 Court Docket No. the following described proper
y for account Of the succession Of Samuel W. Oakley
ceased will be sold wit
LOT OF GROUND with tho In provements thereon In
the First District in the bounded Pry
tana streets Pryana Walk Terpsichore street. Golf
seum Walk Coliseum street, designated by the In
square No g. having in American ~ feet
front on Eucrpe street. BY So feet inches and lines DEPTH
between parallel lines the whole agreeaby
By Joseph Pile on sh day Of February 1883 and depos
This lot Il third from PryaDa street, and in the immediate
vicinity of Coliseum Place.
this lot ground there shares To shares
Ciiizens Bark u Louisiana stock which will be sold
lot at the premium the which
rate will be announced the time Of SALE the
purchaser Of the lot will become the purchaser Of the
A0-TERMS-The purchaser to the
stock note due the LIST Of August $3.50 payable
or the Of the loan for
the price Of adjudication, cstb
Act Of sale before II. b. Cenas Notary Public the OK.
psnse OF the purchaser.
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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,

SAMEDI, IS tuIn, 1859, a midi, a PArcade
~ &c Hanks rues des Msgasns veru dun odre d, ho
lie % mai 1889 Cur No 0732 propriete suivan,e
pour conEte de la succession de Samuel Cskey decide
Bera vendu, kavoir- -
uN TERRAIN ayec les authorizations qui sly ouvent
L. Premier District dams ilet borne les E1terpe
ct Ia promenade Coliseum mainisnant Coliseum desgns
par No dams let No d. ayant
pouees de face la Enierpe 63 pieds IL ponces
gne dc profondeur entire gnes PARALLELS 10 tout confome
etdepose en- Peude de Louis T. Care, noaire public
Ce terrain est lie troeme de Ia Pytania
virons de Ia Place Coliseum.
Sur ce erran So actions redutes 80 actions
yendIes avcc 10 terrain ven,e
equel prix Rnnonce dc Ia vepte que prx
Paequesur du terrain deviendra acquereur des
NDlTdoks-L,acquereur aura pave billet, do
lie dsodt 1852 $780, payable
conditions du pref ia balance du prx
compliant
Acts de vente psrdevant H. B. Cenas public aux
lras de Facqnerenr my5 jf4 II Is rs
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SUCCESSION DE CATHERINE o'BRIAN, FEMME DE
49, Terence Rooney.
PAR TOURNE 8. THOMAS.

Terence Rooney.
PAR TOURNE 8. THOMAS.
TEUDI, II Juliet 1859, n midi, a l,Arcade
y de Banks, il vendu dun honorAbe
neuxeme Co de District de la Nouvele en- date du
10 JUN 1850 compile de In die succession, savoir-
District de cee vile dams et borne les Ste
e'ne Commune Gravier ct ST. Adeline
81 e Y pieds pouces face Ia Cor une pro-
fondenr de l2o eds entire gnes PARALLELS; ensemble
les batsses qu sy irouvent CONSTANT maon
deuX etages deux chambres haut enx bas
etc., dapres plan tire Louis Pile lie IL mai 1913
pose en- 70 tee de q. Mazureau notAire.
r1- TERM ya TT CoHDIiIoNs-Un tiers compliant, la
balance g. IL ct IL mes de credit pnran iner6t de pour
cent Fan jnsqaan Placement final billet par acuuereu
endose par lp portant hypotheque propree
taes devon ere assures ct Ia police transeree pour ga
Iantr lie Placement des billets.
Ace de vene pardevant R. j. Kerr notare public nux
trails de Facquereur. je20 jy2 10 q
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HUUEE-
Hold Furniture at Auction without Reserve
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 4. co,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer.
Once IL Commercial Place.
FRIDAY, July 1, Mt 10 La O'Clock A. M.
NJ the corner Of coliseum and Fourth Streets BY virtue Of
order Of the Hon H. Morgan Judge Of Second Ds.
Gt court rendered In the matters Of the above Succession
fine assortment Of Houshold Furniture consisting In part
Of Mahogany Bedsesde Armoirs Bureaus Side
board Tables Parlor Rocking and Seat Chars Easy
Chairs Whsnos Sofas AarbeTop Tables Secretary Hat
Kitchen Furniture, etc. 'e'
A3-TERMS cash. ian
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80 am m,1,lJ The following. Companies
la,ion TO agencies of Foreign Insurance Companiss:
THOS. ASKEW, State Collector.
New Orleans. June I, 1885, '
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SUCCESSION DE LOGAN McKNIaHT-BEAux NEU.
bes, fef can reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE 4 CO.


JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur,
Bureau. II Commercial Place.
VENDREDI, Juliet l, 1859, II sera vendn
ct Quatsme vertu dun o-dre de Honorable Morgan
sutde succession "
UN BEL. ASSORTMENT DE NEUBLEs, consi. tant en-
paItie de Bois de Lifts d. caou dAmoirs Bureaux La
vabesux CabaIsts Tables Chaes Berceuses Rotn Pau
teuis Tete aTetes Sofas Tables Ma be Secretaries
Maelas, Taps Porceane Poerie Bate
rie de Cuisine, etc etc.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. len
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A VERY VALUABLE PORTER AND CARRIAGE
Driver at auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & co.

JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
TUESDAY, June q, 1859, at I2 o'clock NJ.
AFlRE MULATTO BOY, % years Of age, good porter,
carriage driver and French English
knows every part Of the city.
49-TERMS-Cash ton
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York,
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Con
Dec.icni. y " ' ~
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, apliufeld Massachusetts.
HAMPDEE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Springfield
Massachusetts. oN'
n ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, Providence, Il. l.
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE.
Stocks of Merchandise, Buildings Furniture
establishments Freight Lists. covered against or
damage by Fire and she Perils Of Navigation.
POLICIES Issued In and this city, and return of 20
per cent. made In cash. " ~
clause, s ' ''
Policies MARINE and RIVER ssned in and out of this
city, 10 cover Merchandise and Cotton
month. " 49, 1890 " ~
The CAPITAL of the above Companies all paid up in
CASH, with large surplus. " r. r
All losses adjusted and promptly paid this city in CASH.
The best OF references given city app
cation at the office. ~ '' -ff
P. FAIRCHILD, Agent,
1elI 3m 10 81. Charles street.
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FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

An invoice Of Cotonsde Psntnoons and Hickory Shirts
49, TERMS at sale, ieoO
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TUESDAY, June FL, at 10 o'clock A. M,
sold " - - - ~ ' was 10
100 packages and assorted lots Goods con-
sstng OF French Drills MusIns GiDghan Black gras du
Ehn MGo.sy Linen Table se Mu.ns Isado.
ton Stripes Ticks DenIus Canton Flsnnes White and Col
ored Cambrics Blue and F.ncy Cottonsde.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN ycDoNOGH, CITY OF
New Oreank-Valuable lots situated IN the First District
for notes without endorse sale for risk Of
former purchaser. -
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THURSDAY. June "a, mt IL O'Clock M. at
the dwelling situated the Poydrns Bolivar
streets, will be SOLD
Mahogany and Walnut Bedseads Arnoirs Bureaus Wash.
stands Sofas Psror and Rocking Chairs Tables Side
board Curtains Carpets Mattresses Feather Pillows
etc. etc,
QfY-TERMS-f,aah. is2l
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Ratoh Rouge, La. May TO- 1859.
pervisos Of the State Seminary Learning Alexan
adopted vs."
Resoss That the President the Board In his official ca
pScy advertise for applications from persons competent
ProfessorShp OF Mathematics Natural and Experm en-
tai Philosophy, with Artillery tactics which office shall be
$500. ~ ~ 80 ~
The office Instructor Of English and Ancient
lars per annutn-SNCO.
Instructor Of Engineering Architecture Drnwing to
dollsrs-$zEO. '
The once q Instructor Of Chemistry Geology and Miner
oogy and Of Infantry Tacics to which Office shall
.alAy OF twenty Eve hundred dollars per anpu-$25OO
D. The office OF Instructor Modern
gusses 70 whick Office shall DO attached
and dollars annum-s2OOO.
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent
consideration in virtue thereof.
charge. NV "
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice hereby
given 70 Al persons desire themselves
competent to 6 the chairs above sppi
cation ACCOMPANIED with etc. me- the
Executive ohce 1T Baton Rouge until the 10Th August
next and after that time at Alexandria in the Parish of
pdes until the lot day Of September 1859 which time
place the Will be made to fill the several Professor
The appointments thus made will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF January NEXT, Ce6O) at which tirc
the institution will be opened. " $500
ROBERT c. wICKLIFRE
HJ National Intellis Richmond Enquirer Louisville
Courier Philadelphia Enquirer, New Herald Charleston
Mercury. Kentucky Yeoman Boston Nashville Pa.
r Of viii please copy and send bill to the Executive Office
Baton Rouge La. leo tsel
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OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

. Dean of the Coleeste Faculty.
n B. ella SEES in English branches Mathematics French,
Arithmetic, Book keep aud Penms ship, will continue with
ont interruption during the months of July Sep.
tembe from A. NJ to3 p. NJ. For full particulars app.y at
the General Superintendent Office corner Baronne and Com
streets,
ty22 PROF LOFTS DIrEAr
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SGsed mall consisting Of letters and
!oway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, Islands, etc.
s.ns rom the rost-ofice In New York semi weekly.
closed mail, consisting of letters newspapers for
F p aad Algeria sent from New York semi weekly.
rosiase feen cents OPTIONAL
newspapers two cents each; pre- pay ment required.
closed mail for Bermuda be sent By tie steamer Gu
nArd via - - 49, 0N~N',oA ~
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~ I. 0. O. R.-FIossard Lodge No. IL meet-
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. s, Odd
Fellows Hall Of o'clock. oicers-JOS. WAGNER, II. g.
GEO. H. SHoTWELL, Y. g.; L. A. BENnIXEN Record,
ng Secretary B. DAs1LVA, Psr Secretary; j. G. NORTON
ialQ
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FIRsT-RATE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ONE
q the most Elegant ans Desirable Cottage Residences In
the Garden Distric to which is ached large grounds
beautifully laid out and planted with flowers and shade
ece situated in desirable neghborhood convenient to
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y sz1 Dudley Lodge No. 66, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communicates Of this Lodge held EVERY
uRDAY EVENING. at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall St Charles and
Pedido Streets Members of the Craft aternay nvted
to attend. -
OFFICERS Vim. II. Stewart ". NJ; ". T. Purvance sW
W. q. Coupland, j. W. VIM Cooper Treasurer; S. l. Gull.
let Secretary; Edwin Marks D.. J. H. Gennson j. n;
Jos. Chlfet. Tyler. ak ly
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kJ-SccOnh District Public SchooIs-NOeice
hereby given that the annual Examinations and Exhibition
OF these Schools will take place during the month
snch days and at such places the Board
hereafter designate. A. V. ROMAN,
je6 l5t Secretary pro tenn
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. q ST. Charles
New flrlesns. June 6, 1859. \
HJH Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors of This COMPANY declared their annual meet
Ing the 4 june ins dividend of Thirteen Dollars per
share in favor OF the stockholders and dividend Five per
cent as dtopa return premium The insured payable cash
and after the Oh inst.
JET til ....M. f. DEBUYS Sec,y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27
THE SICKLES TRIAL

WASHINGTON, April 26--Thcre is a general
feeling of relief manifested by the court, jury,
counsel, spectators, and all concerned, at the
prospect of arriving at termination today of
this prOtracted case. II is expected that if the
rulings Of Judge Crawford on the instructions
prayed for be not very adverse to the prisoners
cause, the case will be submitted to the jury
without further summing up, in which event
verdict would probably be returned on this,
the twentieth day of the trial
The District Attorney resumed his argument
on the instructions prayed for lie had been
endeavOring to show that tue rule adopted in
Mannings was not = tightening of the
principles Of the common law but was rather
in the nature of an alienation than otherwise.
Prior TO that time the doctrines bad never gone
further than that no act Of insult on cOntumelY,
and no trepaSs on the property would Justify
the slayer in taking the life of the trespaSser,
and would not reduce the crime from murder to
The determination OF the bench
in Manning's case was in conSonanCe with the
principles of common law long established
AS adultery was not an assault on the person of
the husband, but was only combined Of the two
provocations of insult and of trespass, they re.
gard the construction of the law as understood
at that time, would have convicted the party of
murder. The law, then, for the first time, de-
clared that adultery was such prOvocatiOn as
would reduce the homicide from murder to
manslaughter. From that time to this tic law
hau never gone iurther- IL would De very un'
wise for courts of juSti:e to relax that rule. 1t
would Overturn the principles of common law
in regard to murder, and would establish the
principle that man could kill another from
motives of revenge; besides it could not be re-
stricted 10 the single crime of adultery, but
would also have to extend to the case; one would
necessarily embrace the other. He referred TO
Blackstone, where it is laid down that no Insult
constitutes Justification for homicide No spe.
cies of contunely no SDecieS of mere tTeSpaSS,
and no combination of the two had been recog-
nized in either ancient modern times rs an
alienation OF the crime OF murder to man
slaughter
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- d synopsis of DR.. Wines lastlecture ap-
pears on our first page As tits the last one. VIC
will venture word in connection " itb it And
1t is this we are sorry to say that his course
OF able, instructive and interesting lectures has
not been properly appreciated. DIR. Wines
has all through, lectured to small houses: that is
houses not at all commensurate with the merit of
his lectures. We venture-and we have heard
some of the best-that no course of lectures in any
Of our cities, this winter has been characterized
by more ability, more beauty and eloquenco of
thought and diction than have those Of DIR.
Wines. They were intellectual treats, one and
a'l OF them-such ones as are not served up ev
cry day. We hope that we shall never have oc
casiOn to speak in this way again. We hope
that the arrangements which are being perfected
Sar the organization of Mercantile Library
Assoc:stion, will prove guaranty against the
recurrence of such necessity And we are
sure, if that organization is successfully carried
through, it will meet the very delinquency of
which we speak. 1t will reduce the whole mat.
ter to paying system both for the lecturer and
for the association.
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TrnstaeIs : ale

d. virtue % Deed Trus: from David lIcB lar and
~ Martha Ncrar his wife bcsri; date the lsiL day Of
October. lsi and duly recorded Ohio County Court
Csrk,s oai"e, shall !SI'ifgsgg ne ls Dog q BOY.
NJ % l.s 'front.' door n tie Curt Kousc FOR ohio -,
sell n pubic auction, TO e LEncsF beet bidder
fooEiH= rnPery hat is 20 the part frneron Il the
lot nurahersd 1Si situated The West sid- ca4Ie
street, IN that part % the city WhsrinE county
Virginia latd "a by William chaplilc and John EeG, and
bounded a. follous NiEsh~F AurrE Whites lire,
West side Chailile street. thrty feet f.o The
corner q alley th@nee North thir;yiS lot
numbered l5f, thuer uih tic line aid Numbered
lSi West bundled and twenty-five feet aliey,
thence with said alley south fifTtr-fi said
whites line. and thence with said liae
and tTeltv-two feet 20 IRE beginning.
TrnHs SALE.-Oue-tiird q the purchase 20 Re
paid in cash. oucJhri i'r November, 1853,
and os-thr the lat DAY Ssv~ub-r 1860. ulth
sTest on the deierTed usalmrtts from the day
the title - Re retained until the whole OF the pure,
money shsl have Lee n fuIIt paid.
Seilns Irutts~ shah convey the purchaser oniy
such tile vested IN me by said deed OF trust
JAMES :. WHEAT, Trustee
GEo- WICKHAM, Aue'ione-r. apIs-td
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BY TELEGRAPH-

PnrLADgLPuIA, April 2G.-Flour very quiet
1000 bills. sold ut sGaG,l fsr superfinc, and
S6,9oaG,5o for extra, including 800 bbls. Dia
mond Mills at 1918 Rye Flour dull at 81, l2 4
Corn Meal $s,374. Wheat-prime quality
wanted but other descriptions are neglected;
sales 5000 bus chiefly western, at 81 ,56al SO
for red, and 81 Goal 60 for white. Rye sells on
arrival at IS. Corn steady at ssas9. Oats
dull at 5la53. Mess Pork firm Mt $ls Cash
sales of 800 tierces OF hams in pickle at lOc,
and some shoulders at 60. Rice sold Mt 3galc
Whisky steady at 26a2Gl for Peuna. and Ohio.
NEW YoRE. April 2G-Flour firm; 10000
bbls sold. Wheat firm; 10000 bus. sold; white
S1,72a1,75 western red $l,45. Corn buoyant;
$4,000 bus. sold; white S3aS4; mixed S2aS3;
yellow Sass. Pork firm at SIG, 7Sal for mess;
$l2,s7 for prime. Lard dull ut ll3alI{-
Whisky dull at 254.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CIRCASSTAN


ST.. JonEs, n. f., April 26-'The steamship
Circassion, with dates from Liverpool to the
18Th inst, five days later than those furnished
by the City Of Washington, has been intercept.
ed off Cape Race, and the following intelligence
stated
The sales Of cotton for the week have been
10, 600 bales, including 5000 bales to spccula-
tors and 5000 to exporters. Lower qualities
had declined Cd, and middling qualities lid.
The market closed quiet. The stock Of cotton
at Liverpool amounted to 900 bales, Of
which 34l 900 bales are American.
The arlvices from Manchester are more favor
able the market closing quiet, but steady.
The London money market generally
unchanged. The bullion in the Bank OF Eng
land had decreased duIing the week e354, 600
sterling. Consols quoted at g5.
The news continues threatening. The con-
gress negotiations, however, were progressing
Slowly. 1t is reported that Austria positively
refuses to take part in the congress without a
previous Simultaneous dsarmiHg.
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Trust Said

TOY virtue % 4 deed OF H-ur- HeEs t. the
- undsrsisne, dated SIN July 1s4 and dels feeufded
in the CARE % - C1anty Court ol Ohio
In deed book No ., as ss al the front iooE OF
the Court House Ia he city OF NhteluE, TIE -ist
% Har i59, \. II oe3ck A. N eNrrse sale by ui lie
suetor TO the hshcss hiter AL Of the fohsWiur p
CT parcels % iaad stnate In Ohio county Big Wheeling
E. about mics East - The Wheeling. u
said tres containing ttve and haif aerv ls tie
or less, add IN other euutaiir Eni about
three us; being th- cd
ucarv les Is Frederick T1lilar.
rFEas SsLE 4 sufecieucy - Vurchase
pay $50 Sith interest ttervc1 ss Ju ist, aud tie
costs Of sale, L. be !a IN ads ADD tie rsi
dee Hp'n TIE f1iuEius credit the $40 20
rntl the Isl DAY Of April, is, uIri
the let isy Of April ISL The tfir
the purchase money shal he rad 10 fri.
apIS-;I ALFNkp CALDWELL, Trustee
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESAII N1ARJIEr

ESALE MARKET.
BhooNs-OvnniOn $i4 az ~.
BurTEE-In kegs To-
Observation-Disclosures $2G2,25.
CuRRsE-Mestern Reserve lUc.
CANpLss-TalloW mould H. dip 30 star 3;sperra 90
OoTFEE-JaVh iSe; Rio Icy Gi3.
ytILSvh-sHPertins $''bc; Extra G,ooaG,s5
RYg--9O.
COaS-4S to 50.
BAhLRY-6U-
0ATs-52a5I
REATHRRs--Igd 40. scarce,
PIsH-Shad $I8; H-rrngs So; Maekerel No al2 to
FgEs-RaccOOn 3Oa33I &c.
GlAsAEG-55G60.
HoPS--igS, dull.
LInE-Louisvle ,5O42.OO.
aSL Ass Orleans 10; Sugar House 45o.
NAHs-34 for Tod.
RAGs-9@E35<, dull.
RICE-5D5X
sEEDs-RlaXseed 1875; Glover 81.
SoAR-Castiie per 10 1916; common 5ll6.
SUGAss-NeW Orleans IHGS hid. saSLS in Dbl.
SSUFF-Scotch 26; Rapper 22R26.
fEA-Gunpovder iOjIt Imperial 4OSRG5; Tyson 85aIOc:
Pouchng 25e33ue Oolong 3Ja75c.
ToHAcco-6tWists l2i i've roll 24a5S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27

~ We lear" that the Western Virginia Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church have transferred
Rev. j. E. Wilson to the Pittsburgh Conference,
and that for the next two years he will he locat-
ed, most probably, in Pittsburgh, under the di.
rection of that body. Since we cannot have
Mr.. Wilson among us, we are glad that he is to
removed to no greater distance from his many
friends at Wheeling. We wish him abundant
health and prosperity in his new field
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-27

ST. LOUIS April 2G.-Series of letters pub
lished at Salt Lake Valley giving the proceedings
of Jndgc CradlebAugh's court at Provo, explain
to SHINE extent the difficulties and disturbances
Of the territory. The misunderstanding be-
tween Cummings and johnson seems to have
grown out of the refusal Of the latter to with
draw the troops from Provo sent there under
the Tequisition Of the court TO protect Witnesses
Cradebaugh passed severe structures concerning
the proclamation, which have not been received
here characterizing it us informal, and evident
ly designed to exasperate the people against the
troops, to obstruct the course OF justice, and to
excite INSTRUMENTATION in the army. He also
says instead of the presence of troops tending to
terrily the inhabitants OF intimidate witnesses
and jurors. parties testilyIng in behalf OF the
prosecution have been compelled to seek the
protection of the troops against threats and in
Limitations OF the inhabitants said 10 be terrified.
Crndebaugh, sitting merely committing
magistrate, would go to Camp Floyd the follow
ing week. testimony elected, duplicating sever
al bishops. presidents, aud civil authorities Of
the territories in murders at various. times, all
of whom fled TO escape arrest Four grand jur
ors, discharged by Cradlebaugh, also fled. Cedar
city and several other towns in the vicinity,
almost depopulated. The letters also stated that
the Indians about one thousand strong, head
ed by White men mustered inthat neighbour
hood, had expressed determination to pre-
vent the arrest of any one in that section. Cra-
tlehaugh cmphaecally denies that the Grand
Jury protested against their discharge as STAT
ed by the DeSert NeIss.