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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

;F5s EHE FlsgYIytLs Of Bus Ess.aThos9r who de-
rived a-pleasuEe, SQme,tY9 or three years ago,
in preaching that Wheeling was a used OPP
- town, now find themselves sadly disappointed
upon looking her square IN the iace, and
s,. tansthe pains proPeriy estimate extent
i al Of her prosperity: Within Tie lastzyea not
less than one hundred. and ATTY buildings have
Been erected city, Ringing R.eqst from
n'st' onethousand to dollars eaehsi
80 Some of the finest store rooms We have in the
city, thaye growpIup within the past year, and
2are!now in course of conBtructiony as well as
some Of the bestand most substautiadw nrgsss
These have not been erected in the hope of
prospective benefit, has been the case here.
~, ~, = tofore, but to meet an actual Demand From
@ builders whose facilities for learning the state
of our affairs undoubted, we learn that
there never existed "a more healthy feeling in
ill sorts of Improvements. Entcrprfsing men
=. -. from abroad, seeing the advantages of Wheels
~ ing business location, are settling per,
manently here Among these VIC notice the
purchaser Of the cotton, factory which has been
s"' idle for year two, but which will soon be-
% neutrality-suspicious. under.9the management of
an energetic easlern6g gentleman. The Virginia
49,. Paper Mill has Also changed hands recently, and
-. will undergo much Improvement in its capacity
-. We might continue to mention similar instances
~ 49, of decided improvement, but those who take
.-. the pains to. psFambulate the town caunot fai
s-sEE totsee and feel that we are this day1e1joyngl
prosperity that we have never before even hoped
to attain. When the spirit of improvement
:. commenced those who found themselves unable
to invest money in the erection of new houses,
:. went to work and improved their old ones,
E.fs-t. .3s5.--Ez No !, - 80,
as possible, the capacity oil thelr
', rooms. Iniyiewiof this healthy state Of affairs.
- .'our.merchahtsi purchased larger stocks Of all
ma Lag H.
manufacturing establishments are nearly all IN,
full>tide Of successful operation, the river trade
is now1iD full blast, and such thing rs idleness,
is unknown. -. ~ :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
Trustee's Safe.

IIuSGE6.S SAFE.
IOY virtue Of deed of trust by cIlvain
to TIE nnlersi sned, dated the 2Ot day eInber
1885, aud now OF ihs Clerks Office county
Court In Rook No folio 22 shall, the Path day Of
October, $50 at the front door OF the Court House Ohio
county, atll O'Clock a. Mse the following estate
mentioned in said decd Of trust and situate In the City Of
Wheeling, adjoining MI Wool Cemetery, described
toows:B eginning Nich0l's road
ner Of said Cemetery, tepce westwHrdly southern
line OF said Cemetery handrr ami tirfytwo 3) feet
to The eastern Corneg"f the Jews harying ground;
thence southwary with the casterRne said Jews
bur ing ground thry.one 3 feet to an alley ten feet
wide; thence will said alley eastwarGly one hundred and
1872 feet to Nichols rOsd
y with said road hundred and fifteen l5J The
beginning. Terms OF sale, Cash. -
Sept2t-Sh- 80 ALFRED CALDWELI, Tru5i
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Ne.M BOOKS! .NeM. BOOTS!

Just Received at j. O. oRR's, los Main. street-Alam
= B5e IdyS Of King Tenny Son's Iast) Dr. FfSnchts
new work. Glossaryof EnEs Words; Life andry of
Baron humboldt, with Introdu ton by Bayard
Recollectl6ns of JeGry II mlyh; rte Roman QUESTION;
Eartiy HOrman "A Bachelors Story ReeoltetoMg Of
lteYoutloni BOOK the Chess Congress- The Shelby
noEia Knitting Work. by Mrs Partirgton RtcoIeEtions
OF Saml Martin; Ten Years of Preacher's Life
burn, the Blind Preaehert BIeOrs Vdocq
Henry g. John Gent My Sd Book Foster BROTHERS; Fer
pest and Sunshine; Breakfast Dinner and Tea PtsCotS
WORKS. Also; general assortment off juven5 Books
We have now very large variety stereoseoplc Views
ranging In price (nciudng from 400
set Parties furnished with for so
TO 81 40 Tereventng TheldTsst fneS of
Stationery brought to Mheen eSneclry retail
and City trade Wall Ptper from n8w tI LIST or January
at cost, to make Spring Give call and
sui yourself In nay thing you line.
septsS No. JOG MAS ST., Wheeling, Va. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
to be enhanccd'in price.
J. = - 49, - -t s.

TRE two Democratic Organs were both out
on Caldwell yesterday. we Shall class them
hereafter, as the Democratic Organs, ibe5ea use,
toalintents aud purposes, there is no difference
between them. Neither Of them voted for, or
n coSoperated in. Mr.. Cnldwell's election. Nci-'
ther of them ever eo:Operated or voted with the
American party, but on the contrary, have al.
ways been opposed to Il, albeit one Of them
tries to play Hamlet with Hamlet left out By
protesting TO be the Organ of the American
party. The Democratic essence leavens both
of. these sheets, and all that they say against
Senator Caldwell, is.just what one Of them did
say (by his own confession) and what the other
aOouM have been glad TO sny, had there been
a chance, previous to Mr. C's election. As We
said before, neither ever did or ever would vote
for him under any circumstances, nor yet with
the American patty. What sham, then, for
them to be prating about his resignation, just
as Ex-senator Caldwell had nothing better to
p. employ his time than to entertain suggestions
coming from two such personally and politically
friendly sources. Neither he, or his friends or
anybody else that we know Of, pays any. Z atten-
ton to them. What little notoriety the Times
has got in the matter, has been entirely owing
81 TO its good grammar and lucid style, and the
Argusto the salt and pePper.attentionss which
1t received from Prof. Weber, at the outset
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
To abe Be-Drusged und POISONED Citizens
-. Of Whaling aud YIcinItr.

S-DEuSSeu Aa1A E01gOned CtElZe11S
of Wheeling nnd Vicinity.
You are overrun with deuge viles compounds in
the form of Alcooiie Drinks" ever ted from
that society," the LIQUOR Mixer They are sold to
you qs luxury or they are dispensed TO youas
cine, and in either ease the effect is the same " -.
There is but way escape and that's to use as
luxury or medieemsnt, safe smuan: sold
under stamp and SEAL which 1t certain that has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection of DE British Govern
ment is decatsy favored unlike any other Gtn) With
some Of the most valuable reeoratires the Vegetable
Kingdom and isby far the healthy beverage extant
the Most zNSESr PHYSICIANS FuRoPE AMERICA
only recommend its by hale and hearty but pre-.
scribe It as medicine where stiiuuIant required
TnE FEaALR SIX will find not only pleasant Cordial.
but certain rcltetn suGernFs periodical
ASALrToAL CuGasTs RLSEs pronounceit perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
oERs, DC.
For SALEM Wheelingy Va, by t. H. LoGAN.& co Main
street. y. H. JOHNSTON, l7G Market ST. and others
EDMUND @. CHARLES, General Agent
myl1-d&wl1m DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

A funny affair recently occurred. liz Oxford
county, Canada West. One George Brown
married girl against the wishes of her parents.
The father, when he heard The news, was greatly
enraged; he swore terribly, and threatened fear
full deeds. Tho newly made husband became.
alarmed, and dressing himself in,his wile's ap.i
parel, leaving her with friend, started by rail
for Pontiac, Michigan. Before getting out of
esBritish possessions, hoswas arrestedsas per-
son traveling=in disguise and inearcerated in
prison. Meanwhile friends have interposed, and
there is a reasonable hope that the cold folks,
may be reeonciled, and that George may be re-
leased: he is certainly too great coward to-,
be entitled to a wife .s.=..5=s5i IT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

:. EvERy one will recollect the thrilling story Of
the mutual murder and suicide of Thomas Eu-
gene de Marbais and his wife Blanche, in Gin
cinnati, some time SINCE his madness, her devo.
ton their love to their dear child whohs gone.
R.circnsing, &c. Well, the wife was not his
wife, the child vas not his child, The murder
was nc. murder, the suicide was no suicide; the
insanity was no insanity, Dc Marbaiss, Was not
De Marbais, and Blanche was. bird of another
color Heisg gene East, aDd-she is going toi DIN
him, Or somebody else, and get up another sen:
tetlop. ,i..'''4 re a.
a.sfT .5.i;iaas.l0 .Ssf5HEzE L. II
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MENU PAI,I,. Gnnnsl

tyT1E ,ror,1 -, I- = = D!r
and The nuhltc to the fact We are now
TSSeiyng our Fall and Winter Stock of CLOTHS 6aSSf
GS all Of which re prepared tn
make e order IL the latest ard approved style and
oest manner AZ short notice, at No l02 Main Street
III. IL 5lss ~ ;..sWHREGBR &sLAKiN:| 4....
sePH Merchant Talors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
Modern Democrney.
CHOICE CLIPS FOR IADoRrNo lIrN.

CHOICE CLIPS FOR LABoRTNe 4EN.
Makeithe laboring man the slave or one man
instead Of the slave of society, aud he would be
better off. 49,
Two hundred years of liberty have made
white laborers paupcr bnnditt
Free society has failed, and that which is not
free must be substantial. Senator lfdsoa, Vu
Free society is mons,rous abortion, and -sla-
very the beautiful, healthy and natural being
which they are trying to adopt
The SLaUes are Qaverned fur better than the
Free La6orcrs Of the North. Our Slures are
not only better o8 as to physical comfort than
Free La5orer8, but their moral condition as bet
TER Edmond Enquirer.
l trust the day will come when the principles
of Democracy as understood and practised at
the South, will prevail over theentire country.
Senator Exams.
1fen.are not.0orn- entitled to, Equal Rights
1t would be nearer the truth to say that some
were born with saddles OH their backs, aud 9TH
ers booted and spurred. to ride them. aud the
riding, does them good.
Life and liberty are nOtnaliena ble
The Declaration of. Independence is exuber-
antly false and arborescently fullncious.--
Richmond Enquirer. nj
"HAvE you read the criticisms on Macaulay
in the last Black0ood? ?" was question that a
friend asked US day before yesterday. We
turned to that Magazine and. read, it. 1t is a
stinser genuine sasher. For instance here's
an e. a66dt II ao6t5iSJyF S B9dgF
A.sYYYithsH Highland, aud. Quaker blond fowino. in
eaul eupre rough lis. vti6S, & is difficult
to sly I@h theFR Higfaalher Or Quaker is the
more Avoriles Of hi EsatiFe ahd butt for
he #af9fta ple;s VII Ter G Gorge Fox,
est lSQf tlfe'c6W Eagaes.in da the lurgcr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

IL, this State, coal and iron have grown too
strong to be absolutely the sport of free traders,
Il while 2iR twenty sothery States theyIht their
heads at one time and go down again at another.
FortWo. centuries, fpast, almost, they have so
risen and fallen in Virginia eState which has
a iron ore far greater natural abunscei than
go Pennsylvania We are the champions aud the
fast friends of Virginia wheh'We appeal 10 Yir-
GINA Congrcssmen,for highnr,taritf on iron
81 Philadelphia American. s-@.sal 49,.
YesSbut you. appeal ia Faint0 virginia. Con-
gressmen. They care for nothing of that sort.
tsisthe Niger that demands al their attention,
aEaasy have 50 many PSeehes tQEfake, and so
faaby tesplltj6ss, cardinal p6h6iples,n theo.
spsealst and hais ttirg distractions
and submit tQC opgtesg as to whcth..
'o i7pp rgtRe property
nlsgs hSfsss hogs territories,
EthA1fFss s. 8 the great
Of 5tRe stst ~ fhp95ttjSn of them,
ssrat9ESaa ii operatives
EassauaongSth natlE fzfrss society,"
., and having rights interests that ''di-
vine right" legislators, like him. or them, are:
bound o}1ook AFTER as lohg'asthere. is niger
to be enhanced in price. 5F4 90
- - y. = 49, -t.4-z :
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... 81 E.65. Gil oEs.

at'f ..t.i-oRI rs. W. Ms LllyY.,si-f- -
An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup FOR chfdren eeRtng, which greatly facilitates the
process tteethng sOfts6aste gums reuctn all in
AmnationRin aay all pain ap is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IT. mothers 1t TO your
selves and relief your Infants Perfectly safe
in all ssses. See advertisement in another COLUMN
aue2s :,.....s -. 1yd&ws
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

Tax have ghost in Lowell, Mass,-of sy
girl who was murdered there some fifteen oHa
twenty years ago. 1t is.pretendqd that "me.,,
diumP was informed that the existence of the
mortal tenemeut7of the spirit was brought to an
nntimely end by the hand of.violence, and buried
in the cellar of a certain house 1t is said fur:
ther, that the occupants of the house are de.d
0prfved Of the proper alowonce of sleep, on ac-,,
codnt.ofI the noisy and unruly tendency Of the
hobgoblin which infests it. To prcvent.any fur. ~
Their trouble, policeman has been INSTRUCTED o
TO visit the premises, and arrest the disorderIys
spirit for disturbing The peace, u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
extract a6oO II oatfia bi;Etitfgfee.

A 6ofEEESFoSpRSSi WHO Signs himself "Le-
fritss e e'|tfr T. the RirRg2pd Enqntr-
stump in case as lbe TsestYegthe Charleston nomi-
nation, which the correspondent reckons as
fetss ss E.. E Is9sg i94sa sE# =, =,
agin5f G6ysFns So shST sue Of tba
g{harsstpn 9oRSsntiog lo3 o s aEEy oG the East
the RECOGNIZABLE knight OF Accomac, repair ut
6iiEGlt ID TIE North west iEetz hin treason With
shat gallant !BspPl Let Chipl rcqpipd them Of
i9SB Saty e Us nl9qs e the 99pSitulon
Iaoeisns thswebjof!tAe great SenatGgia spphistryi
ii6wiih 1855 6esfWVadBei the DcfR3cFs{s Of the
5Nonth2d6d 4hS ,NGmot facy-o flitbe. South And,
Mil Saffy 1851 fsS Sf W 9E N nor be
attue Doug.ds, Yi6nt. thk "Uoh,
atl9R. US 9Ri22n ea8 Henry EYA :! Wise .!'53
uqn4iLN AxEYI elre3d ixetbtutbe4G Chief. j ustice
recently elaRea 4for6 moi Rexi c9natg, Ohio, with
!hIs ~ifs Of Baptist IdsnGfon The Perenved
husband pursued The runaways 10 Hudson
county, Where hg ioohhid his wife qhiatS sek.
Without d word of.26pbrnidihgoh Stayed and
bncksto Observation-Disclosures with
tAsnRostor spdsihss9qEsn reasoned with them.
dRTRg8gisfa f. G8Tgiys FL aud hi4s tpe iacts
from the world To- his grief, however, he
BifeIioved,a the,anoctor. He
f6rgiiYentSsto the rscre-
ant woman and certified II wr,ing that he gavo
KSf'up on condition that shg Would harry the
Stgest ofheF}eSoisaihs nso6h as b6gsEbtgcan lie
smolesttBem li,Hs7gaEd l1e1 $3.50,
wished the blessing of God to rest upon her,
and lhs90e re9s4qsg tehlS ,desolete hearth. d,
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- For Rent,

STORE RQQ4ISS oPEIOEs, DAv ELLINCS Fran, #Ir#i
~ EapnSi u the sstnd ii Crd si"ry Of rori! lsr,
house ami aHHaIl20 bv Is Feet a..c l:udisr @ t
sale or!ease on favorable termss apply
T!t0S. fI0itNEi.rps
O!ice, 40. 11s1f Main Street, betweo! Nofsa,
uaton--Ul, Stairs. =. S9-T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

,.@ a noteworthy incident occurred during. the
gale which the Persia encountered, and. ust afr
ter she had put abOotto return to E6agldnd. Al.
SLIP bound to Quebec was spoken, and boat,
was sent on board gthesteauer to request that
the physician be- allowed to c6Gie on board the
ship and prescribe forttie captain, who was very,
sick The sea was running high, and the perip
Of the undertaking was very great, but with
Captain Judkins, consent, the steamers physi.i'
cian went TO attend the sick man, and Fortunate
ly with the most happy result Before he re.
turned to the steamer, the patient had been
senSibly relieved is.s
fg.... .,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

- Country Seat for Sale.
ECR SALE, that desirable newAnd convrnieut me
a with five rcti.5 IhrrI miles ~ d
Wheeling The National road-bel:ig tIic Stius lg
e MIl S Ronlls Of Baltimore, and forsIy os.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

The Declaration neutrality-suspicious. is exuber
a3tly false and arborescently .fallncious.-
Richmond Enquirer. ~
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g. HAYES a. CO..
For Rent

fTNlfE two STORE rooms -adJoInlny the Drug
IL saG, list Co., on Qtiic$ street : ~
: my !2-tt EhqaiFs Of j. IL PENnLEyoY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
ole 9ailg grtelligsl1esr.

ma FPE fRsYgths 0Ef R b EThosS7vhg de-
rived q-pleasuFe some ty9 or three years ago.,
in preaching that Wheeling was used nr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
Coroners, Inouests.

TIE SIXTEENTH SrREET HOMICIDE CAsE-Coroner Schirmer
held inquest the New York Hospital yesterday upon
the body Of Charles Cobane who fatally stabbed in
the liquor store No. 22o West Sixteenth steeet Friday
night while endeavoring 10 quell disturbance between
two men, named John Donnen and John Monaghan as
previously reported The evidence adduced went to show
state OF facts precisely similar 10 what has already been
published, and nothing interesting was de-
vel0ped The evidence was not very clear against DON
nel but the jury Of the opinion that no one else
could have inflicted the wounds, and they rendered YER
dlct against the prisoner accordingly On being ex-
amncd by the roner previous to his commial TO the
Iombe the prisoner stated that he thirty -four years
Of age, was native of Ireland, and pedar by
cupaton In answer TO the charge preferred against him
be ead, 81 have nothing to say at the present time"
The deceased was quite young man, having scarcely a
tanned his twentieth year
SUICIDE BY TAKnG LAupAsuM.-An inquest was held at
the New York Hospital, by Coroner Jackman, upon the
body Of Charles Jones, native Of Ireland aged
years, who committed suicide by taking audanum De-
rance. On Monday he became intoxicated and falling
injured himself 80 severely that he compelled to keep
son for twenty five cents worth Of audanum pur.
poee az he said Of applying to bruises on his
side The lad obtained four ounces Of the desired poi
son at the drug store No. 1872 Canal street, and
returning, handed tho bottle to bis father.
Deceased then poured the contents Of the vial into
tumber and swallowing the liquid coOly told his son that
he would soon be dead. The boy Immediately ran out
Of the and gave the alarm when the suicide was
removed 70 the hospital Every effort was made TO
fingered but short while after his admittance The
jury rendered verdict Of "Premeditaed suicide bv
taking audanum. Deceased reeided at 60 Mott street
He lost his wife about three months ago, which preyed
80 heavily on his mind that he became drunkard and
finally suicide.
FATAL CAsuALTns.-Coroner Jackman also held in
quest at No. 68 Ridge street, upon the body Of child
five years old, named Catharnc Brown, who died from
the effects Of injuries accidentally received by window
shutter falling up,n her head. Verdict, "Dcath from
fracture OF the skull, accidentally received " The same
nj n
the body Of John Kiernan; native Of Ireland, aged
fortyt years, who died from the effects of injuries
accidentally received by falling down stairs Verdict,
Accidental death.n
DEATH yRoA BAYoSEr WoryD.-Walter Higgins, tho
young man who was accidentally stabbed with bayonet
in the hands Of companion Tuesday last died yester
day at the New York Hospital Deceased had been on
target excursion with the Coughln Guard and while
leaving steamboat at the foot Of Spring street. slipped ON
the gang plank which preciptated him upon the weapon
on the body to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
Jersey City News.

PROBABLE HoDcIDK-About eleven o'clock on wednes-
day night the inmates Of tenement house in Newark
avenue South Sixth street, aroused by hearing
heavy fall in the hallway below. Upon going down TO
ssSer'an e cause tney round zimmerman named James
deTling and Qudor called in, and upon examination
found eight knife wounds upon the body and head Two
which supposed TO have penetrated tho lung, will
probably prove fatal As far be ascerained the
injured man and negro, named Elijah Jones, were on
intimate terms with white girl, who was In the habit OF
reeorpg TO the tenement houses known Dntch row."
The two men happened to meet there on Wednesday
tho girl, who also present. They afterwards met
ID the street, when the quarrel was resumed,
ana desperate light took place, during which Sullivan
received the stabs The coored Jones ado his es-
cape, leaving behind his hat; and is supposed he has
gone Oh board coasng schooner lying at Brooklyn,
his arrest yesterday, and officers wore IN pursuit Of him
Coroner Morris proceeded to take Sulhvan's Deposition
but found him IN oo critical condition 1oy that purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
Williamsburg City News.

SINGULAR CAsE MARRIAGE UNDER DFF1CuLuEs-Tm
FAIR BRIDE IxPRHoNED xR FA1HER-Yesterday Deputy
Sheriff Ryerson directed proceed to tho house of
Joseph Fisher, corner Of Graham and varel
streets, d. and writ Of habeas corpus, issued
Wednesday by Judge Emott, OF Poughkeepsie, COM
mandng the ead Fisher TO produce his daughter, Anna
Maria Creamer Wednesday, the 9th Instant The writ
was served and proper return made by the Deputy
Sheriff. The circumstances Of this are as follows
at the corner Of Graham avenue and Vare street.
D., and very fond Of cunning Anna Maria Is his only
since Mr. Fisher went oot on ono of his periodical gun
ming excursions, and at the solicitation Of his daughter
took her with him Tho old gentleman, hearing Of fine
sport in the neghborhood of Poughkeepse, thherward
bound his steps. Selecting hotel at which TO leave his
daughter, he found one kept by Mr.. Creamer young
man in moderate circumstances While at this hotel and
while the old gentleman in the woods pursuing game
the young man, Creamer fell desp ratey in love with
Miss Fisher The passion was reciprocal and marriage
was proposed This the young lady thought very
romantic, and acceded to- but was fearful her father
would never consent Time sped on, and no
dreaded objection AT last the day arrived on which the
fair Anna must leave with her father home To act
once was the only alternative, and at ten o'clock the
twain slipped out Of the house and went to "Suure
by whom the twain were soon made Then back 10
the hotel they wen disclosed the secret to the father
In few hours Mrs. Ceamer and her dotng father were on
their way home and arrived safely Mr. Crcamer tok NO
steps to claim his bride until two weeks since when he
disclosed the fact OF their marriage to Mr. Fisher who
iuuSuADt ucIedt Auu 6WOre Ms daughter should
never live with her husband He detained her clothes
from her. and would not permit her to leave his house
under any circumstances. Mr. Creamer applied tc
the law for redress and the result the issuing Of tho
habeas corpus by Judge Emott On Wednesday next the
examination takes place, when doubt much excitement
will be caused in Poughkccpsie.
CAPrrRE OF FEMALE BuRoIAR-Yesterday afternoon
the house Of Mr.. J. Darling, No. Jefferson place, D.
was entered by female, who broke open one Of tho
rooms and stole number Of ladies' dresses three breast
pins, three bracelets and money she was lcav
Ing the house she observed by Of the occupants
Fifth precinct, capured her. She was to the police
station where che gave her name Mary Turner sne
was committed for examination. The house OF M bond
In Monroe place, D. was entered shortly before, ana
clothing taken is supposed that she s the same
person who entered that house, and that her punder Was
given 70 an acComplice