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eight hundfida &ichinsss II f,a11yhx Grsy1x3& b,
ter, and twenty; ssvas haealsd atd by!siuser,
The aggregate Q: <lt34a end Aatf shossand ms.
chimes, sold in three months, il prstsy respects
BILE proof that the Sewing Machine II such Is
getting to be appreciated. 4 preference is in
diezted, too, the secrsto Of theptcspers*y sfshi.
Bridgeport company. These lAtier figures are
made up from actual returns to Ar. Howe on
bis patent right used in Aaeh machine sold BY
the three companies. : :.
- watched; Too. viii, h1teh Interest, the needle
makers in tho various delicate ptoeessea ind
&hipulsi6us which. .coaytzt dull bit Of 1;ii4s
into the sharp littla weapon of uomanisJ h ID
Sges, row for The first Time given iato'other'
"aad metal fingers, amiaEh1he:1npeifed. rte4arti
ofths Family slsc6ina ato identical, sndpass
thfolsh all the processes "4Iike Until the .laier
higher finish md silver piMing. which, with the
richer mounting di.tidguishe4 tha 11irious priced
nachipes-:' The SO machine eonaes within ihs,
reach aud means Of Attainment Of greater
number Of homes, il fellows e, whdm a.e given
the more ssrizidg ndofnments Of silrered sur-
face, and garnitur. t1eh with polished mahog-
any lid rosewood might gtaes aay drawing
zooni{:7 i1{7''' : '''' " .''' - 80
There ire fur hundred and ffay mechanics
/ eruploye by The ,Nheeitr 4'Wilson Company.
Their homes adoru that vicinity with tho best
'eharactcrissics 'of. New England village life.
They '1s good citizens; ind lih1s army Of
which in point Of intelIigence; skill and tspr::
da' dotps ths employers atavely justly proud.
On the late 18th of 'Jdly the celebration OF that
anniversary By these *orknen' ..as the,notable
'eveht Of the ebantry touna about; 4 sa~ IN 4he
yard" yesterday d tanasouo,'e' brass field piece
Which does satuse duty fot fhese Works on &C,
r.s;or. ."'.'rl. 49, ..' .-.,. = : ''
F'' fne-proeesbes'by by whieaf the machine in its
patts and .s q Whole paases through the bands
md the careful serutioJ Of trust; workmen,
giving to each u:nchihe the severest tests 70 de-
'vefope any lurking .imperfecdon, are Is faithful
and strict as they are curious: hen the .sere-:
ral parts Of the machine are put together and in
running order, they are''plaeed IN long rows on
benchs and connected With shalt, by mems
'of which they arc run ais high speed for seve-
salhouEs, securing smoothness and perfect I'd.
justment in their bearings.'" It was' curious to
watcA this Inter ordeal, aad see arow of Family
Auedines, a rod Or s@o in ieagth; neelleless, and
:baz1ng a"ay ut relocitJ they w3l nersra again
attain. -Whea ste''ast touchria gisen, the last
/ test applied; and the machine, pronounced per-
feet, it isset away bearing its grasp szurla
OF: its own sexiuy 10 tell the siorj. cf its own
success. II was 10 wonder, to me, from this
hour aaaong the ,Wheslss l. Wilson Operatives.
tt.n +t,:.G ''
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: - NEW SANDMAN MIy1sTRr:~,:
, "A Paris correspondent Of the London Ri srs
writing. On the 18th ultmo, says:~ ''''''. .. :.
" 1tis satisfactory. to. learn that the Euperos's
pros<ge Count Arese, has not succeeded 10 form.
ing ministry in Turn, aud that the King h.s
sent far u. Ratazxi, whom: as I stated Yester-
day, Napoleon Ill. refused TO. alluw 10 Ge Guy
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse,
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sah euaskf!es male hnna sup03nr Gualty ef EFtai
IN ~. eoek eflFnEssES NJ WOOD TqPE:.
- svt1satax ase.1ssE e complete PEiatis= 0ee
He~ Spee1ssa BooE = NV rrssrY fhF dttytr -
~ b e. 70 2a4tses ssAh1ae 2 esdet aeea,sea
mA1etA0 D. L. b1fhsE. Tsaesxfsx
GTEHXART'S COOKING STOVE
~ kllLt AHEAD.~1he aek.sviases enseiorrv u
Exnalz9 aftiess Ens a'e aaY b G XE 4eeat r. IL 49,
15ss seeGGEsea Ns1:s< Mid 4AE1a Al. 1oe4 -
-! = a9eqe 9 i4s1AvAss soA 1-svssst
20 BRI.S !. DRIED RLACK.
- ''+ tst =. s.:t;;d $cdSs II E sc6 s. 4 4
, 1859-08-06
TAXING 4 FROCK COAT,

Being gain Of fourteen hours. ~ IS
This result was obtained by actual expert
.mena By four didercnt workesa'!..: ''c''
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,-.,-~ HxXGAnKR TIE PLA0E.
.'..''' AEMINBKR Zu0 Y1.A0K,
On Lake near soFusr OF Clark Street.
= ''+ 80" - - >.
o. 1aksy rear ssrnaF Of Clark Street.


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VIII III II. T. 4yiru ~ r.
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purify ths Blaod, 70 70 l3
f.ake t. BULLEs, AAkIH
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to sULEk3& ~4@eaA IVA
+. IA lAxe7f.
+ I'll " Lhin<u1 10 =,
b0LLE3 SMITH 4 co.
- ~ I4ks i.
fB-If vntl want remedy fbs~
49, - fbeA 70 to NUE.LES smith
Ito ~ Llkesk.
u II yuz1 want MAfr Dy@
AAlTA b CO, III Lafe-se
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON.

New York, Aug 1.-THE steamship Fulton
from Havre and Southampton has arrived here,
Her dates are to the 26th ult and have been an
hcipated. She brings $50 passengers aud re-
ports having passed on 9th July, the ships
Mercury and Wurtemberg, going to Havre, also
the steamship Vanderbilt
The Fulton's advices are not so late as those
furnished by telegraph from Halifax, but her
papers are one day later than have yet been re.
ccived.
The advices from Paris indicate unpleasant
feelings towards England. An article in the
A0niteur discrediting the rumored probability
OF an accord between France and England on
the question of the Congress and general dis.
armament had produced painful impression.
St Petersburg papers publish the treaty be-
tween Russian and China, which had been rati.
fed by the two Emperors. 1t grants leave to
Russia to send Ambassadors to Pekin; promises
protection to christian missionaries and author
ICES a monthly mail service between Hiachte
and Pekin.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
says the banding together Of France, Russia and
Austria, and the immense naval preparations Of
France, renders it difficult to disbelieve the
the report of a great blow being contemplated
against England. This was written previous to
the more pacific action of the Emperor Napo-
leon. The French steam navy is to be in
creased to $50 men of war, exclusive of 70
transports.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
COMMERCIAL.

BRooNs-Common $81(
bUFTER-In kegs 9alU.
6ucEETS-MarIetta $28225
SAEESE-WeStern Reservoirs:
SANDLSS-TRliOw mould II: din e: star %. sn.r IN
CoFFEE-JaVa lSc; Rio l2al95f y 49, '"'P''AA ~
kL@UR-Extra Family s: EXtra SO. Sunprs,a kos
WHEAT-12O. '''S-ts'A"s N'@''
CoRA-l,OO.
OATS-4G
FEArHERs-4Nl8I5c.s scarce
EtSH-Shad ga; Herrings 80: Nacrere1N. S,,,<. "a
EURs-Raccoon SO@S7xc. w." S'A'4 70 Az'
GINsANG-5596O.
HH ass4Ss II, 2 ton 1900; Timothy $1,000
L1NE-LouiSvie $50
SS oI1ss Orleans 40; Sugar House $780,
NAILs-S4 for it'd
RAGS-S93S, dull.
RICE-5B@6
SKHDs-Flaxseed 1875; Clover5x
SoAP-Castile per ID l5G9l6: comnonh9f
SUGARS-Sew Orleans 7aGQS hid s0SSI n M,
SSrtF-Scotch 26 Rappeo 22a96 - WE
FRt-Gunpowder 4O@S7U; Imperial 40ass tIv.on esea-n
ronchinG 2593Uc; 0olong 35@T5c '
IohAcco-6 twists ~; i've roll o4@qs
UnwAshed from IS %: Common M ehaS oE ..
80; Full blood extra ~ to 49, ""SHeN . 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
LlNsLEY INSTITUTE.
WHEELING

w k1EtGL1NG,N VA.
LARGE and commodlouS Building, in the central part
"a OF the city, being completed, the Trustees ks
pleasure In announcing that the above Institution be
opened on the drSt Monday OF September next.
JAMES PAUL., A. NJ, Principal.
GEORGE P. LOCKWOOD, A. n, Associate.
The CLASSICAL Department viii be under the control
to Wits The Latin and Greek including the most
approved authors in each RoeHtlon Rhetotc Logic
Al Science Mental Philosophy English GramnRr Cos.
position History Ancient and Modern; Geography Phypl.
cal and POLITICAL Evidences Of ChriStany Biblical HISto
with its Geography and Chronology; and Constitutional
Law.
The MATHEMATICAL Department viii be nder TIL con-
troll Of the Associate and embrace the following branches
to Wit Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Calculus Trg
Nnometry, Surveying with the Of nsrumentl) and
Navigation; Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Aatronomy
botany OWL Engineering, Photography Physiology aud
Bookkeeping.
large and extensive assortment Of Philosophical and
Chemical apparatus, globes, maps charts anciert and
modern have heen provided and varied interesting
experiments and Illustrations will be connection
with different branches of study.
Is the earnest desire Of the gentlemen charge
Institution to furnish advantages education equal TO
those enjoyed in community and to train the charac
ter Of youth for usefulness in life.
There will be two sessions Of ave months wear.
commencing on the hrst Mondays Of September
ruArT.
RAIDS TurTox SIS per for the lower aud S2o
per session for the Classics and higher branShrR
VI MIR Lockwood (benS stranger In this CITY, and here.
totore resident Of New York; may be proper to aay
that he 10 distinguished graduate Princeton ColeUe
New Jersey, and an experienced instructor.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
jy1S-1m z. JACOB, Pres4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
IfETAII. N AIsISL,rn
BY TEI.FGR Apn


foRE Aug Cotton declined c sale, 500 ba,as
lot Upland midding and the market closed with
Went ane saS! Flour deelned sales 800 bbs
Brf LssSS 81 i0S mixed s. for white 81 for yellow
SfeaTe AZ SSSI: Prime pork declined l0c; sales at
StSont 6., adSS lower Buenos Ayres offered at csc,
SE Suye5o dailow heavy At 1OI@1NE Bacon hams
SSea; shoEtueTs 69I3. Sugar heavy at 53:SCL CoGae
on Cotton to Liverpool s.l6d@ Ld " - -''' -'s'S"'
ClHotNSATG Aug 11.-Four and heayv or;c.s +srd
nE arc; small sales superhne $4,7Gs4sO WhIsSy
SUI 4nu nominal. groceries unchanged; sales 60 hhdS
sugar at 100 bags government Rio Cotfee sold At
anu az Dds MoasseS nj SSc Bacon sides c hIuher.
10" hhds sold at I9& for shoulders sides Lard 0
ess PORK nominal at $500. Wheat active after yeste
Gays report, and prices Improved l92c btu this morning
mere was little disposition the past Of BUYERS 10
and market rather dul bush prime white sold
at SIZE SVO bush good mixed QS Corn steady and
hEn at ST. 200 bush Rye declined to 7!c Oats dull and
u'oopng OC bush sold at 45c, and 500 bush old At
FHILA DELPHIA Aug l.-Flour UNCHANGED: saes IN tho
E9Ge al $S,0CSSlSS for sound old Stock 5S4 IS 70
eSh ground and $5,5Os6,T3 for old stock extra family
rye hour Is dull at 1915 and Penn corn ma al at as
meat IN aemRnd sales 900 bush. prime red a, Al $40
SS' and white 81 $f42l AS. eco bus new RYE
Vc Corn Is drmer; 20VU bush yellow sold on prtvsts
terms; and some damaged at 14c. Oats active 600 hush
soo Al SsS lot Old Pen0a, and So Delaware and Ma
F1ISnu' "htSky unchanged; sales At 26g27c.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l1.-Flour dull lower Sales 500
bush Wheat at decline OF S5c; prices ranging from
$l3 to 1I25 Corn dull; white yellow Tsa4I5c
provisions firm but unchanged. Whisky dull Al 9Tc Cot
fee dull at 1VS G1l2c for Bio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

Almost lnother -Nurder.-On Friday
ISL, at BsaIyille, Monroe county, Ohio, WIN.
s.aslelecker came near taking the life of David
Smith They had been moving together, and
Tens to the barn to get some liquor. While
here, some i'll feeling generated between them,
md Smith charged Singledecker with something
Faieh he denied, whereupon Smith attempted
catch SingIedecker by the head, when the
liier, by stroke with knife, severely cut
NTH across the throat. The knife appears to
ave been quite dull, or the stroke must have
''ved instantly fatal. Singledecker was COM
hiI;cd for trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

81 i Es"srablS Hum6wg.-For several
;ys past long haired and impresively veneer
IDLE gentleman has been soliciting half dollars
And quarters from our citizens for the purpose
y se7ding his blind daughter to some institu-
Len IN the East. HIS daughter is always at the
lS?at and always ready to start, always going
b2i ae7eF gone, but for the want of few half
sa.'Fs from generous public. This venerable
;h.? not unfrequently forgets that his blind
AtsateF is on the eve of departure and takes
n money to fill himself with whisky. Several
@S keepers, among others our neighbor Pack
:. Of the Union House. having little confidence
/ uAn who conld thus spend his blind daugh.
money, refused to furnish our long-haired
:od with his favorite beverage, whereupon
II gentleman, yesterday, went out into the
sect and, assuming manner somewhat differ
;iFom his begging style, swore he would take
TAy the bottom brick from the Union House
Two cents He promised to do this work in
''saort space Of two minutes, which, consider
;;'ae exceedingly low price, would have been
AZ otteF ii the proprietor had wanted his es.
'lsament demolished.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Atlantic Tele-
graph Co., have decided to make the conductor
Of the next cable consist of six wires twisted,
about six times the size of the old one cable
There will be no outside covering of iron, ex-
cept a few hundred miles on each end 1t is to
be laid down guaranteed in all respects, and ex-
pected to be in order for business, early next
sumner. Cyrus W. Field occupies two col
umns Of some OF the y. Y. evening papers with
a full statement ofthe affairs of the company
We understand that the American public will
have an opportunity of subscribing to the new
stock, which is guaranteed by the British gov
eminent.
The steamer Arabia's mails arrived here this
evening.
Mr.. Ten Brock is said to have won $4,000
on the Goodwood stake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

Had 10 BaH,-Isaac Smith, charged
With beating boy whom he found upon boat
4 which he was Waterman, was up before Aid
llty Yesterday. He was held to bail to answ err
ae charge at Court 1t will be remembered
oat Bryan charged with the some offence was
lso held to bail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

- Something Nem-We visited on yes.
S'-iy tue foundry of Cecil & Co., AMI inspect.
: Il improved Retort for the destruction, dis
,A'eH OF coal, for procuring Coal Oil. The
r'satageS Of this improvement over retorts
-.I-''''y used, struck US as being very appa-
- IN fact the apparatus is based upon
N-'a P"'oSoPhic principles, and cannot but
N''>.! IN lis PRACTICAL operation. 1t produces
:" Va 0''ect iron the coal, which is superior in
P.'pes'seS 10 most oil subjected to second
S,''''''''-9eing more limped, containing less
-'.1 Almost devoid of smell, for the reason
NC eosi Is not charred or burnt in distilIa-
- = oeiNg separated from the FIRE py heated
F'ss' which pTecludes the possibility of a
- A"u greatly lessons the odor. Another
'AH' 0oIec' attained is, that the vapor, when
'"sAssu' cannot return to the fire surface,
:, : condensed within the Retort and immedi.
conveyed by cutters and conduits into the
'ss P'pe' preventing the development o
'-A'sa' gases This relort REQUIRES no conf
- ,r' attached to it, and therefore lessons ina
ny Tue cost Of commencing the business
~ ""'ca Is the condenser. is not subjected
* "Fe' Is not perishable and will never re-
renewing, 50 but one half of the rctort
~, yv''''"} vii! be to supply-thus diminish
:, @ @s Sos' 'oF renewing one half The paten,
'N's apparatus are DR.. 4. w. Hazle,,
,s'nn n, Hobbs, who reside in our midst
s use VINO know the gentlemen nothing need
- N tne'F favor The Preston Oil Com.
''Fs'H'a' are now usicg this apparatus,
''s much pleased with its operation TbsT
d. 80 ' making crude oil of specific quality
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
CALIFoRNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.


NEw York, Aug. 1l.-The steamship North
Star has arrived: She left AspinwalI on the
9th inst, and brings California advices to the
10th ult., which have been anticipated by the
steamer Habana at New Orleans The North
Star has nearly 500 passengers.
The excitement on the Isthmus in relation to
the golden images in the Indian mounds is dy-
ing out.
Advites from St. Thomas state that the Eng.
fish steamer Paramatte is still lying on the reef
near that point. All her cargo has been thrown
overheard. Divers are at work blowing up the
coral rock upon which she is lying
The advices from the .Isthmus are unimpor.
tant.
The sloop of war ST. Mnrys sailed from Pana-
ma on the 26th for Reuleajo
Advices had been received from the revolu-
tionary movement in Carthagena to the 23d of
July, when the Liberal party had pronounced
against the authorities and appointed San Jose
Hia, as provisional ruler.
The California markets were duller and there
was but little prospect of improvement. Tho
East India and China products were declining in
consequence Of the h0ayy stock on hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

G9~Lost night we had fine rain shower
which was only equalled in it's refreshing and
FeT''.tylng influences, by the storm which pre-.
csueo 1t on the evening previous 1t smelt
'Fesn and free 1t came up with mad impet-
1Oslty. and rattles and dashes against the win
COWS in the widest kind of a way. as we write
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
jelly Glasses !

WE have just made for putting up Jeles
:" The shape Is taperInE with Indicated rim around
me Top Tor tying the It h just article und
We wish All who intend putting and see H.
Fr0IG Jars! Fruit lara!
also every kind Of Fru Jar,-Pint Glass; Green
6lHSS and the celebrated ''BARTHRNWARE" JARS The
material of which these Jars made being Vitrcous
stone body and the gREe Pure Flint dSs they are var
ranted not 30 absorb contents OF the jar
letter rust received from the manufacturer abiding the
assertion that they were poisonous Sdic
lOIS is dGsHrd" We can refer To hundrsd: In mi;
city and Vicinity who have for the three TeHr
with perfect satisfaction. 800
Fly Traps! Mosquito TraPs!
We have the Agency Gbert's Patent Rly and Mos.
quito Trap, useful and desirable At thS
son OF the year Warranted kill the nes In neigh
without creating any dirt They
also as destrucTe to mosquitoes wish to eniov
comparable sleep, undISIurbed, come aud buy
We have also just received ChIldrens Toilet Settsou.
thing new and nce White OhlnH White Stone Lustre band
ana Decorated sPlttoons Also ane assortment Of Rus
SelPE Ivory and Cocoa handled Cutlery.
As It's the time for taking account Of stock
gains may be had from HOBBS BARSEE
Elo 116 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

.rDrrgs and Fancics.-Thc new drug store
., ycIain 4 Co., in Centre Wheeling, is a neat
md prosperous establishment, well prepared to
\, , prescription business. They have a fine
,,u,an, which is we'll patronized, and n large
r,ris,y Of fancy and useful articles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

az Gau,', under the M'Lure, is a heart
some place, these days, to get close, clean
shave, and j most refreshing bath-either cool
or tcpd, at any hour Of the day or night. One
fsrgets all his cares under Gaus' easy, delicate
nsnipulatiOnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

~ Geo !. Foreman, since his acquittal at
the recent trial in Woodsfeld, has removed to
Belmont county He gave security in the sum
Of Two thousand dollars for his appearance at the
mex, term Of court, to answer the indictments
.suins, him for subornatiOn and perjury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

81 Rnnasay and -4ccident.-Yesterday
afternoon two horses ran away with beer wa.
.on on Water street The wagon came in
;1a;act with lamp post at the Boat store cor
III, throwing the driver out upon the pave
z,at and indicting wound upon his head.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

tsy DrorneL-On Wednesday last, son of
lanes R. Norris, formerly editor of the Woods
field Ohio, Spirit, was drowned in the Ohio
river at Bealsvilge, below this city. The de-
ceased, who was very promising young lad,
was bathing and going beyond his depth could
NOT be saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. KY.
-Redical Uepartment.-T toentv- Third .4k.sion
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, President.
HA. 8. VERNON, Esq, Secretary.
MEDICAL PACuLr,

MEDICAL FACULTY.
Beniamn Palmer, N. d. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
J. Lawrence Smith, II. D.. Professor of Medical Cb.ro.
try AMI Chemical Physiology.
RoosES j. BFseknTeSe,M d. Professor Maserta sdI-
Joshua Flint n. D.. Professor Of Clinical Surgery
Theodore Bell, N. D., Professor of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine. '' 800
Lewell Powell. N. Professor Of obsterIc Medicine
a. VI Benson, u. D.. Professor of Anatomy and General
Physiology and Dean OF the Faculty.
s. N. Beuaiss NJ. d. Medical JprsDr,5.1r.
and Sanitary Science.
PATHOLOGY ical Anatomy. eau
Archie B. cOOk. NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Medical Department the University of Louisville
E enter upon its tWentythrd the lst Monday
III November next Lectures preliminary 70 the reFuIGr
course will be delivered University and Marine Hos
Pta free OF charge AID viii commenced on the Ht Of
October The DisssctinY also be opened At tbSt
time. - '
The session will close heretofore the last of Pebrz
ary Extensive opportunities will Adorded for the Etujv
Of Clinical edicne and Surgery.
ices 800
14NuAi1oH.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
For further particulars address
J. ". BENSON, n. D.
H@A-'"S" I'm Dean Of the Faculty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE Chevalier P.
Massone, charge d'affairs of His Sicilian Males
ty, has presented his credential in that charac-
ter to the Secretary of State and Mr.. Edward
Blondel yesterday delivered his credentials to
the President, and was received as Envoy Ex.
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of his
Majesty the King of the Beigians to the Gov.
eminent.
The delegates representing the railroads on
the South Western or Middle route, between
Washington and New Orleans, commenced their
session here to-day. Their business is with
reference to the transportation of the great mail
from Portland (Me.) to New Orleans, and to
agree upon a joint bid for the performance of
the service, as the Orange L Alexandra R R.
to Lynchburg, and the remaining part Of the
Mississippi Central Railroad will be finished bv
the LIST Of January, at which time the next
contract is to take effect.
These delegates confidently say that thew will
be able to carry the mails between New Orleans
and Norfolk in and hall days. Another
object Of the present meeting is to make uni
form arrangements concerning the general pas
senger and freight business
The National Teachers Association, now in
session here, have elected j. W. Buckley, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, as President for the ensuing
year and decide to publish a monthly periodic
cal in the furtherance OF the cause of education.
This P. n. the delegates had pleasant tine in
visiting President Buchanan.
The name Of the q. S. steamer Aetacomet,
now on the Brazil station, has been changed to
Pulaski.