Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-21

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BY TIE UNION LIME.
TO The DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orF1oE, CORNER WATER ANDMoNeoFs STREETS.
New YoRx, July 2O.--Yhe weakness IN the
stock market noticed yesterday has resulted ina
material fall throughout the list The pressure
. TO sell, however, was. confined to few leading
/ Railroad shares, aud in those the decline was
tue heaviest. The feature OF tie market is the
iali III Michigan Southern guaranteed, which is
IoI per cent below tho quotations of Yesterday
noon. The decline lis attributable to runov
whlchE obtained currency in the street that
the company willdefault or the whole or 4. nor
ton of bonded interests falling due in August.
ne quotations of Reading, Michigan Ceutral,
and Harlem preferred, show reduction since
Yesterday, Of ti! per cent; the Paciic mail
also sylnpathzed with the business, aud fell to
20. Panama was dull, but sustained at IN.
In Galena and r. l., there was only moderate
decline, not exceeding 8 s per cent Erie WIS
. IL. The coal stocks were held at plcvous
prizes; Pennsylvania brought So Ia. There
was no Inatelia! alteration in bank shares. The
T transactions IN rail road bonds continue on u
limited scale. Illinois Central 7S.sold ut lie.
dime OF l-2, but other descriptions were us be-
fore -
Tho money market ia unchanged in its posi-
ton of ease; the supplysis fully equal to the
demand at 53a6 per cent. and 8 per cent is nc
Ecepted IN many cases In the discount market
there IS considerable doing at Gas per cent for
tour and six months paper of u prime character;
very choice short bills are negotiable at s per
cent. e.
The sub-trensury still gains specie. The
payments OF duties being very Iurge; a present
the oaance exceeds 4 GOT, 600, but tie dsbursc-
nents are likely to continue on q liberal scale.
ST; Louis, July lg.-Overlant mail arrived:
OF the prisoners who escaped from the Peni
tertiary by oVerpoweling the guard, twelve
were re caPturcd and eight shot in the bushes
while Ill dcaavorins to escape arrest.
Ihe Italians IN San Francisco have raised
S5oOo to send to Victor Emanuel the benefit
| OF needy subjects.
!, The people Of Carson Valley had called a
Conyention for the 18th July to consider the
Epublic safety.
Weather intensely hot throughout the State,
PsLenlns SeSe1ation-so parts of=the country
looking Us though it had been buried
The county Of Sank, Barbara, waSzyistcl Iy
a.terrlhIe srocco Oh the 18th, forcing tile people
10 shut themselves indoors, killing animals aud
literally roasting the fruit the trees
frazer River mining news continues dis
;couraSing.
WAsnIEGToS, July "a novel commitment
has beenzlade to the District Of Columbia Pen.
ltenllary, OF an Indian, who was found gnty of
morse stealing in Kansas He was immediately
set to work.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has issued n
circular, in which he directs that invalicl.pcn-
sl0ners OF tue. army and navy who are sub
Jected TO oleunla examinations, to pIescnt5with
lhelfzusnal vouchers, 6nztiie 4tho Of September
ana the 4st5 OF January next, Respectively the
ttiticate as to the State Of tsleil: disability
The operations Of the act of Congress VI the
3dsot. March, $50, virtually suslullds The COM
mSnceheNt OF each biennial period until tile
eefllhcatcS OF two physicians or surgeons have
been presented
The Charleston papers received here record
the death OF the venerable Col. Ion, who had
long borne conspicuous and distinguished
position Il! the councils of the State OF South
Carolina.
The Secretary of the Interior will transmit
by the Pacific steamer, on the 20th Of July,
S264, 900 10 Oregon and Washington Terrific.
RES, TO satisfy the recently audited Claims ON
account OF advances made for restoring aid
maintaining peaccable aud friendly relations
withztlle Indian tribes.
Judge ellis, of Pa, has been appointed spe.
al.agent to the Pawnee Indians, with tile view
30 to arrange matters US to prevent future diff.
hcn!tieS.
The books and public documents pertaining
to the first sessionzof late Congress, are be-
ing boxed up to be sent to the various literary
institutions throuahou the country in accol-
.dnnce With the law.
BALrlNopr July 2o.--In. the case of Horace
"a Day, ct VS.. Stellman, eta, Judge Giles
this morning rendereda decision in favor 0f
Mr.. Dny, and.n all the points. presented, hold
ing that, under his agreements with Goodyear
Day has an exclusive monopoly of#the ciaS-
tic goods containing vulcanzed rubJer a per.
spetual injunction was granted.
PETERsBuNGu, July Coolidge John W..
Nash died at his residence at Powhattan5 on
Sunday night
ST. Louis, July 2l.-Rivcrz fal len q feet in the
last q hours, All tho upper streams continue
to decline. Weather clear aud warm.
ST; Lows, July 2o--Anotber expressswhich
left Denver city ont he i 4tt, arrived here this
afternoon, with So, 500 in treasure
P117snuncI, July. 2l.-Iliver 8 feet six inch.
es BY metal mark, and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
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