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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
THE BROOKLYN CELEBRATION.

At s O'Clock las. evening. Gothic Han 10 A. ~
street.. Broollvr, "seemed in blaze" srd tAs.s
"lopS res upded mir,h and daDcing' Tcs bal ~
conducted by Prc fcssor Mcpherson, ani was psrsc
n,,ed IN BY large nunber Of the mos. resp ,c.ab.
citizens Of Brooklyn.
Al III otlyck the company set d0sn to suppe..
which "a ,burisn. in rs general sspsct sni sesmsd
% D.. duly spprecst sted. Mr.. James Boyle Va. Presi-
dent. and Messrs. Going, wostcott, Forrest 3isdoa
and Hopsop, were ice-Pre ,ide ms; ....,,-.
Apatiio;ic grace wts made, ard BunsS afdros q
the Uagsis reCited aher which the company, consst
irg of about thrse hun dred ladies' and sSIie net.
conueucel operations npon the Nsiiess OF TIE SeA-
sprs q table.
The Day we Celebrate" was the 6rst toast sndwss
responded toby H. h. PERSlNs in an eloqaen' spcece,
ennme'atng the paiSo,ic qualities OF Boes, hn
manly qualities and his sturiy independence sinid ho
poverty aud difficulty.
"The Poets and Poetry Of an Nations" was rs-
spondod 20 by Mr.. THOMPSON IN = brief speech.
" The Presidept ard the Land % oar ADOPTION wss
responded to by ycX-Adel n an WARDrli.
The Queen and the Land ef or Brsh' was br say
responded 70.
"Ihe Buns Association of brooklyn, and the Asso-
Citations throughou, the World, wasrc pondSt 70 bJ
Jajgs GREENWOOD.
The Ladies was responded 10 CALAMITY bya g@2-
teu sn whose name we did not learn
Mr. ROBERT Muir delivered an address 10 rh. ~
which was well received. II consisted OF descr,-
on of who not wanted To be pressnt at the cele
braon--who we're to be present-then, welcoi .
those WHO we're presents description OF Br-n2'
brth his humble life, and the numerous exce,leo.es
of which it was made up-a conversation between
Providence ard Burns IN reference to his mission Of
true manhood well that OF poet--a statement OF
how Burns fulfilled his promise 10 Provdence-an I'D
mission Of Burpss alhbty, aud eucgy of his numer-
GUS virtues.
After some songs and duets BY Msssrs. FLETCHER,
Fuz HARRIS aud others the company retained 70 the
floor. where they danced, We suppose TO the Wee
oOrs eyent the twal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

TyE SHIFrIsG SANDS or TIE MEoITERRANEAS.-
NJ MArc.I De Ssrres 8 learned gooogist oi lotPe-
her nas inst comu ubics'ec n the Ac,renY ot SCI
nc. some curioos tacts concerning the daiss, or
tbiitirg sand. existing ob the French AedLeH ,n.aa
ccss,s These ssuds il must be understood, are nre'
~ rup upon the snor, by tne sea when Dry toey arc
c.,red uiacd b, the wuds 70 tAe distance OF se'erS
tl,mel.,s cuvsri,g felis aud vineyards 10 tns Dep
1ftao or three feet sufocs'rg vesetAuon aod sos-
,o,uirg ihA richest cullivs,iuu into desert "asN.
he o.y r,tual esus # ccun erac ins tli' e,u
l. oatt IA oarl.ks o,g th- coast - ~ {" TORN oa
ref: bat instances srr frsqu.tt Th-rr neither
ti,p rur walls h-ve b,cu su6c'e1t t. prev-a tue
sans fr, m cover.tg roads Nut e. .k- List Ansu-'
tso sou-es several stores hiEn, a'"ut mie II
AeCe theIauhl ~er- completely 61r'ea 10 'he ss"ee.
The tuGsss happened u be uuHhah!'~d II Tue .1'e
that bv,s lost; sud. f'rfcnat@ly 8 W Nuo
sUccet ded 20 the oppoere enc sich nsd o, ,,nz"
sa,os. sLd bew teen sSsy sgan ~ hNOo' us
S.rfs z sti dsing tn. phcnOIs-D 70, ha- olsopFereu
I, AZ tps,e sutg sands form tSu distinct z'nes zoe
s,s ccps,si.ps at very ins sand, cootaus very te"
a.. R or oter g>Iic uatter the sc'oi, on 70 coz
tray Contains izrgr proportion Of shes, round sna
g,s And fIagmelts 4 Scck THIS secctd Eone r-nsan'
r.,r ths c-ae,; tne fIusr onr, on The cper.fy. I"
csi- Lard a. hef IL stated NoIrites'andog seir
d,s,rrnus sa. a. thee sntds when mIxsd WITH fiea
mould make az excellent soil icr sro"h 8 Tie ''le'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Mr.. CONKLING istrotuced a resolution requiring

NJ cONKIJNG Introduced resolution requiring
r orc ..tascory report from the Conmisio oeets of
Record New.Yo,S. Laid over.
Mr. G. s. SPENCER called up the resolution su-
tbouzipg the Comuittee to seod for psr.o,s sad pa
ns,s in regard to the Co1smissoners Of Record.
H. was opposed by Mr.. CONKLiSG, as eutaillsg
expepse, and was lost.
Mr. CONKLISG Introduced q resolution. requiring
the lumber Of all the employees on the C,nss and 10
the Csnsl Department in i3i5 aud 1855, vi'h the
view Of sscert 4f ing the increase IN the and
management Of the Can ais in ten years Laid over.
General orders then taken up till the sdj ,arn
melt.
iLBasT, jan. 25, 1859.
The House was occupied most OF the morning sss-
siop in oscossisgt the b giviog Notsnes apd Co nse
lors-st Law the po~ers Of Commissioners OF Dests.
The section conf. ring such powers on G uaielors-
at Law was strics en ont after losg debate.
The general orders have been alone sc,ed upon To-
day,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
BURNS FESTIVAL IN JERSEY CITY.

The Centennial celebration ef the birth-ssy of ,b
eit Burns was obs.ved last night by she feuds OF the
poet by Q supper at Rse's Atlant'c Ho.el In Jsrsey
City About - persons were present. Toe cotDpwy
assembled sround the festive bard shortly after
o'clock, the President, Mr. LINDSAY, occupying soa.
at the head of the table The table was sbandantly
suppl ed with English beef mutton and hares as wsn
as goodly supply OF American productions, both
substantias and dainties. ATE. sufficient timo
eas all, wed for s 10 crafty their sppees the Pres
ident arose. and in brief address referred TO the HE
and writings of Robert Burns his speech WAS snthu-
siastcay received. Then followed tossts, spceches,
music and songs, and at / o'clock the company were
iu the hight OF their festivities The eiiar passed. on
in pie ssant aud oreiitable mapsor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

BALL OF rss scorr LIFE GUARD. The dff grssd
No h,sry ard civic soiee o. t,e S'oa Lie Guard tooh
place lat evening si NioIo' S,looo, undsr tho ems
p,oes Of the Pirs, Division New-York Ststs M MiieA
sselton's Band far,ished the music. On shs soats
,ios Of the room vas the bust Of George wsshogtos,
and beneath i, hupg splendid Paiorng OF Gen. Scott
III. -oqn wa festooreo with tie various dsgs taken
!, he Mexican gar, and, altogether, the ssssmbiy
v a. not only cheerful aud brilliant one, bat nun
tr Of noted persons nooored the occasion BY ths,s
and the &C., pe upoa tbs floor wAs oos Of us-
nysled esi ymert, life ard beauty.
Ap.ocg the mo-t Notable guests present were ex-
Gov. King. Geu. Tsllmsdge, Mayor T,en4ns, Gsa.
Ssrdfc,d, Gen. Hell Inspector Cbipcb.ss, Nsw-Jes.
,ey Militia; Leu: H,ppen, Highwood Guard, n. j.;
Col Burnhsm of the Navy; Lieut.. Swsesy VI the
Navy; L.ut w: II; Browne, Conm,-.s.y .Gsssssl
Ward, Major J. r Taylor, Gen. G. 4. Wasst, and
otters. M,ees Lsurs, Anrs and Mary jane Bossmsa
Of BeIksiy CouLty, Va, and other ladies from ds.
tsrcs, we're also presenf.
Letters we're received from Gen. Scott, Ssoss&asy
Csss, G,n- James Shislds, Sscretsry Floyd, ed
cthess. Supper taken ct IL O'Clock, stss wAioh
TIE dance wss resumed, and cont naed With masS
spRit until a sUiy hou thA moraisg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Robbery.

CLEVELAND, Ohio Monday Jan. 81, 1859.
The P2nndeoLtr says, that on Friday night at lo
o'clock three men entered the office Of the Treasurer
of Coehocton County, sDd whi Of them engaged
the Treasurer in ersaOr, the other two threw
shawl over his head and held him. The first robbed
him of his keys, opened bis safe and took theferom
$50 000 They all then decampef. -Four thousand
dollars of the money was in gold snd silver, ons thou.
sspd in bills on Baltimore aud Maryland Banks, and
the balance mostly on the HanisOn County Branch
Bank at CaaiZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
BURNS IN BOSTON.
and others.

BosroS, Tuesday, JeH -, 1889.
The ore huudredth snOver'o'y OF the birth day Of
Rober Burns was celebrated by socis gatherings Of
the poets sdrrhrers, both at the Paker sid Revere
Houses. At the Parker Ilou'e nearly hundeod par
took OF banquet, pre- .ded over ~ Gen. Joha B.
Tyler, President Of the Burns Club. Amoog the
speakers were Gov. Banks, George s. llissd -
Ralph Waldo Fmer,on. A poem wa de'~s"d ~
DR.. o. w. Holmes. The palty at the Revere nun
bsred about 200, manly Sco.cbnen, who clirsd oct
the split Of the occasion with Characteristic socisbhtys
and e'CQusnce. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
ASSEMBLY.
YyESING SESSION.


The Special CoUunt,ee Il investigate ,t unettinsu
SiviSepos Cf Savings Bank, Messrs. OPDlkE,
LAW apd POND reported that the Ne~-io OH safe
Savings Bank NeN York, reported tneit unela'on-i
tiyioeDds win the remark thSt some oi tse o"ue's
were known ard some uDsnOsn.
On motion If Mr.. LAW toe report VS. otderel -
he returned Wit the reply that II "as eVss'e' and
reouestug proper snswer. ,,.., 81.
MIR. CONkl.lNG gave notice 4 bI! 70 rePea. tue
act appointing the Commissioners oi hso0''' N'"
York.
Bulls INTRODUCED,
BY Nj. J0HNSON-ro aDeoo TOE General BANK
;no law IL provides hat the =. iCkS heTesfer j-pos
;ted al ali be NewYors State ct oks equal 70 tve Ger
e.pt stock or on, af United States stocks taken al
par value that stocks oi cities village AM t'Sns
NJ s.yen per cert interest may be deposited as secaf
ties 10 half ihe amount of the "a ulties.
By NJ CODB-To authorize the eeastruciion OF an
Intersections, railroad Tbe corP0sacFs are j. " !.
Barker. f. L. Viels, J. Briggs, II J. irving and
e. " Warner The road is 10 Gun form Grsnl 7nd
East stre.ts. slopy East BrOsdsay, Canal, WSsA'
hgtop Gre. ma ich CoartISp0t snd West streets.
By Mr. sCHOLEFlELD-To Sn'nd tue Ia" al
lowing pate. TO be Witnesses that soca testimony
shall rot he given when th. adv rse party OF person
In interest is hying uof where toe o2P"se 'Hiy saa
be the assignee lsgal reprss' ntsl'e Z" oecease
person. -
BY Mr. REiLLY-To Incorporate the Newiork
College Of D,its Surgeons.
By Mr.. GRAVES-r To hnit the number OF lras'ses
pf each Scbool Dsiric. 10 oIe.
BY Mr. SHAW-To incore eOrats the Ualon ph ne
Savings Bank, New.York.
BY Mr.. SdAW-To amend tie Ch,rtsr al New-
1ork. IL create. Bareau for toe cou.>non oi As
setsmepts, 10 con,t OF Collector, four DePaiiss
Bookkeep.r, sn0 tao Messengers The Casctor :
salary TO be $3.50 the Deg, i,e-, $500 eacn, the
pSeakespers, 800, and lhs Aesso0gers, $oV ea'a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Conversational Nomination.

MIDDLErOwS, CT, Tuesday, jan 10 ioo''
In the lid Cong gressonal District OF tins oae' tne
Hon. John woooruG has been nominated Tor Con-
sress On an informal ballot, 90 votss we're cast o.
which Mr.. woodroff recsived 81; K ). BALDWIN, Is;
q. w. Kellogg, 8; and B@j. Douglas, l. Toe nom
nation VI. made un snimous for Mr. Woodruff by &C
olanstos.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
United states Supreme Court.

WAsHlN6TON, tuesday Jan. -, 1917
No -. Francis Martin. administrator of Dennis L.
Dornovan, agt. Christian Thompson for both
sides
No. So. James Cyrot Gentas, ct al, against w. +.
Vredenburg d Co et al.-Case dismissed
No ST. Daniel POorman, ct al, agt. WoodSord X
Dusenbery.-Argutd for both sides.
No IS. Charles Belcher & Co. sgt George c. Law
rensoo. Collector of New OrleaDs.-Argument COM
meAcea for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
DOWNTOWN cELxesArsN.

ssIsct company Of geurs,oer. engsged In v.tio.s,
purtuits ia the business paa Of ths ci1y aa Q, tes
house Of Mr. C.nsvsu, corSer of Wilisn sni pin
streets, and enteitsned themselves with suyyer.
served up in crtsb.e sye and Interested each O,hsr
with variety OF speeches srd sons The par
joyed themselves TO a late hour, sdd parted "ssh
l.far.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
LOuisiana Politics.

BATos ROUGE, L., Monday Jan. q, 1859.
The Democratic mem bers of the Legislature met In
caucus this evening, but made no nomination for
United States Senator On the Last ballot AIR. Benia-
min was dropped apd Mr. Sandidge oil not receive
sufficient votes give him the nomination. Orders
have been received from Washington for the friends
of Bepis nin and Sanoioge 70 unite.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Nou.Arriyal of the Arabia.

HALIFAx Toesdsy, Jan. 2j-Il p. m.
There are as yet signs of tho 4. NJ. steamship
Arabia now due at this poIt With Liverpool dates OF
the 18th inst Weather clesr and calm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
fOr e1anlins,ioD.

RscoyERr or SiLyERwhRE --Ao."' ~ o~eo9 -
evening, Sergeant Dickson and Ofior Ehs ~s'e
passing the corner Of Bsysrd and Baxter 'rs'es sss
observed two negro boys on the oppoeite corner a.
porting themselves somewhat susPiciousy. Tas o1'
cers attempted 10 arrest them 70 satisfy tns can s'sS'
when the boys ssy but they we're soon ovsftssse
Nsnihe,tisg a great dssi Of anxiety and f'sr, ess
them said, I'VE were only carrying them for hss.
They we're taken TO the Central Police once 80
seOcbed when nspkio, marked "Asry Z. hsran'
containing some silver spoons, forks and napkin nag'
marked &C. n. b., ~. B." 81. L. McD."
and IS W. NJ" were found upon taem-prosse'y
some valuable family set The boys were locked sp'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Uon.Arr,val of the AragO.

sAspr Hoox, Tuesday, Jan. I'll p m.
,b.-s are ,s W, 70 sieus Of the steamship Ar,go,
-, :, h., fout.enth d.y ffon Southampton. Zoe
81, l. ,rst.v clear, with tome itdics,ions, how
Acc, of rain. Wicd light from sou'h wsst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Sa.iCihp.

HoYFsDALE Pa, Tuesday, Jan % lSo9.
A Young man. pameo George W. WhSoo, com com
pistol The reason assigned for the act is disappoin'
nent in love.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
lBy TeleE-srf
Burns IN WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. =, ISJ'.
Tie one hundredth anni' ersary of the birthday Of,
Robert Burus was duly celebrated here tonight at =.
the National Hotel Senator Pearce presided over,
the gathering, end speeches were made by Speskes,
on Mayor Berrtt Gilbert Cameron, j. NJ. Carlisle.
and ott
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

BOsTOs, 1uetdhy, Jan. <J loO'' -,
The mails by the Royal Mail steamship Magyar. VII
close at the Post Office st m. tomorrow ana the
stssmer will leave ebout noon Dispatches for Europe
fled at No. 81 Wall street, York, IN season 10
reach here by IL a. M, will be forwarded by the
Niagara,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Fire at BatesviIle, Ark.

ST. Louis, To sdsy, Jan. %, IoJ'.
A fire at Bs'esv,ile, Ark, on the 10th inst, de-
rtroy ed $4,000 worth OF property. The BatesVLie
Institute and Masonic Lodge were Tie prDcpai LOSERS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

LECTURE on IRELAsD.-rbe frat lecture Of the
curse TO be given for the beret Of tho Second Cor
nsn Methodiss Episcopal Mi.sion Church, VS. DE-
liyered lsst evening 8. Clinton Hail. BY tRs Rs'. N.
ruray, ID. D., On "Irelsrd and the lnss." Tss
a.oietos composed chiefly Of persons of foss'gs
birth and was 10, very large.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
BostOn Weekly Bank Statement.

BOSTON, IutsIHY, JH'I. - IO"''
The following are the ootngs OF our Bank Statement
for the past week; an ,,o uo
Capital 50 $50 500 Due 70 otner BANKS W o
Loans and Discounts So 4e40 Deposits - ~
e,rsc,s - SsS. 400 Circulation. .,........ &c 500
fp other Banks. 7t57,IOOl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
a.,rn LANG sYNE" ASSOCIATION.

This Association celebrated the suniyers1ryst a. No.
SEA F.cb,b avenue. substantial DINER va, Il. ce
fore the guests. 'sout 80 IN number, to whica dos
iustice rss ders. Toasts were drunk and speechs-
made ard the fstyitiss d. not clo;s until as htpr
A, the commencement Of the proceedings M DA+ir
r. KrRR, the President recI,ed the address b. tbe
Haggis commencing:
FAR a. thy honest .c-sie face,
Great CLlei.si- o 10 Fa4s ~ race Sc.
The PREsIDESr, on announcing the tossts, ~
trem orce mcIe AMI on til. special occss on-ths
eettennsl anniversary Of the great poet Ne qn"tei
,he words Of Prot Wilson who ssid that Burns was
By far tie greatest poe "a, evcs sPrurg iron th9 Do
foln Of tie people, sLd lived and died IA ~ hnyie
eo,,tp AL tat 90 csuEIy on the fscs o. tbs globe
b-a s:ctlsrd eouh have pre.igce4 snsh taaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

viii be ct srshsi While hat Ct hs courtry reDaneo
Ike tie Welsh baris Of old he stood, a. they, whee
s.x ss.rs 80, the face Of toe sue ami the eye Of
light With su that belHrgs to uatufe, be had Re q
sympathy, ard for al his sympathy found tfuthil'
ard eloquent expression. The mountAin tii-yi ths
homeless mcuse the wounded hare the mssues' cfea-
ture Il ssrtb could excie his feeling and awaken ne
geriu.. Wbs.ever were his faats, they rilret HIM
most. To those wac ia.a5 g these l would say n
Lis sjn.iTsble verse:
~ 10 usse lie heart - ae so.s
uo.eiasdiy e1a ~ s'; .
rs.a a, IL 5. ance 81, Se Sss.e.
W., W. never ean sdla,;t IL
"es.'. F sens :. partly nay eoagz.s,
A ce-tary has rassed sine. his brth-s busy cer
tufy fyU If rev sSd wOndrous achievements AMI
events II has roict i9sny charges, important In
Themselves and their consequences. What hsi been
deemed imperishsbl bias passed away; wha, consid-
eied fsmcns, become, in many Instances, unknown.
Icoroclasts innoyaters reiormers, are busy al
the world. Even Russia is breaking the chains of
serfcOm. Whist some call unrest is agtating the
planet We iuhsbit. But the light, and the power, OF
true ard benehcuDt genius, such as nstructs and
plesses man 10 his peaceful and silent hours-these
stil abide. The ,uster Cf Buns fame shines unalter
ablv even Ike that Of the stars. Applause Taci-
tns ard Sallust are reno Enel as historians; but
can never feel certain tina. they were no, more
oval to their patrons than to yeTaclty. Not
20 with Burns Theipoet is man OF at least three
asteuces one is tribute 20 daty, arother 10 society,
Sir Walter Scott have memorialzed Burns IN the
Old World. American poe;s have reJoced to 10 mn
ustce One Of these pr sides here toniSht, tp"ari
whom, ss Il poet, may not say what the future wiz
certainly utter; bat claim the privilege OF repeating
some lines from one usually denomaated the Quaker
Poet whom / could not admire il, like the presiding
officer of this sssombIsge, he did not sympsthlze
with humsn freedom in all its forms and conditions.
John G.. Whittier cheers hsl sd0rned his own char
scttr AID the hero of this hour by eXclaining:
Let those who erred forget
HIS worth In vain bew silings;
Sweet sogl Of sorg Town my deb.
Uncsnceled by Eis fsiIngs
Lament, who will, ths r;bsd lins
Which tells bis lapse from duty
How Kissed the msdd. uirs hPs Of wine,
or~snton onss u beauty.
But think while falls that shade be.reca
The eTTiuf sud Heaven.
That h- who loved liks Mssdseo,
Like her may Be- forgiven.
Not hi, the .revhc,e hGnd'regs chin.
Eternal schoe. render
The ruOurufu Tuscsns haunted rhyme,
And Mi1Ons siaTy sp,neoi
Btwho bis tuulsn heart has laid
To Natures som neareri
Who sweetened toll like btni, or PAID
To love a trbste dtstTi
Through all hi, tunefu heart, how strong
The huDsn feeling q shes!
The very moonlight OF his song,
IL with SMILES and bs1shes.
Give et.ered ponp 20 teeth to Time
so " Boz nie Doom bli tsrry;
Bot out the Ep.e's stately rhyme
But spsSe his Highland Mary"
k.l,n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

NCt quite 60 elo1ry sal the cereer OF te-tny o.
B9rns lie s-icysd ris fame even wrre ne HEet, sad
ciei WI tGA c.ryie%ca TIA. ais l8ase womb ssH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
by TEI,EGRAplI

BALTIMORE June 25-FIonr heavy: Ohio Howard st
brands dull at $6,1U6SIE, City Mil sell mt &S6r Wheat
dull hut not Iuotaby lower Corn dull and zG3c lower
yellow and white are quoted at T49TS Whisky duh ut &c
NEw YORK. June 25.-CottOn-salcs quo bales, awaiting
expected steamers advises. Flour drcIine bbs sold.
Wheat heavy; only lG0n uSl sold: white quoted so
Pork heavy Ht $1Gl?%gl6 20. Oats IC6s4sr. bacon
72iRsA; shoulders 61@Te LIasred oil firm at GIGsCI.
Hides irmeT TaOW NtUAdy nj lGA. Sugar firm GGB
GA for Orleans aud 81 sBG for Musc0va0. Coffee Iru
sales 5O0O bags al I'M MOaSscs steady +2 for Orleans
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.- Flour druop -; SAILS bills
superino 1913 !r SGG9lS Jn for
common supertnn to fancy. Hy" ':"ur and earn Meal
continue dull. Wheat Is dull ecin,: red Is held
81 ,GO@I ,G5 and white at 81 .7Bal. Rye Is and
held 9c There Is less earn ring; sales n bush.
yellow aIOat. Oats lower ltO ht.si sold AZ aud
Of fair quality Mt ~. Whisky ste ally at 2T-d2Sc.
CIScINSATI, June 2I-EIunr steady Wheat unchanged.
Oats dull Of. barley 63. Germ Whisky
tive a 90 Provisions unchanged. The enquiry st
bacon sides No change In tile money exchange mar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

WASHINGTON, June 25.-rhc Constitution of
this morning reviews Judge Douglas letter ut
length, aud regards it declaration of his
purpose to oppose the nUmimcc OF the Charles
ton Convention.
Tie U. $. surveys in Utah, having two years
ago been interrupted by the Mormon difficulties,
they are to be Immediately resumed hy the
Surveyor General, NJ. Stabaush. The lands
already surveyed amount to 2;0UU,U00 acres.
Francis Mitchell, the porter on board the
Steamer Marion, was arrested at Charleston On
Wednesday, just bcforc the departure of the
vessel for New York. He had attempted TO ab-
duct slave, who was found hidden in Mitchells
room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
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DUFTRR-In kegs 10,
BUCEET5-Marictta $2@225.
CHRRsE-western Reserve Sc;
OANDLEs-TallOw mould ~; dip %; star %; sperm TO-
COFFRE-Java 1Sc; Rio l2JI@I3.
WIIGAT-l4U
RTR-90.
CORN-I,O00.
BAkLRY-S5.
OATS-i5.
FEATHERs-4H9I5o.s scarce.
FURS-laccOOn 3093Tkc.
MAr-oloysT . ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
IIoPs-7qa2S dull.
LINE-LousvIile 80
MoLAssEs-New orleans4O; Sugar House 45o.
GOLDEN SYKUP-5S.
M4vALsToRks- :rurpentlne 7oi tar 44N@5.l
NAILs-3I( for fOd.
RAGS-"GB3IE, dull.
RICE-51Slds6
SEEDS-FlaXseed 1876; Glover Ok
SoAP-CasttIe per ID 1915; common 5gG:
SuGARs-Eew Orleans ICES ibid. eC9S% in Dbl.
SNUFF-ScOtcl 2G Rappee 20 l426
TEA-GunpOwder 4nG97u Imperial 40@65 Tyson 355aTOc;
PouclIing 25a3nc; Oolong 3Ja75c.
TOnACCn-Gtwi ~; five roll 2IGD7S.
WOOL-Unwashed from is to %; Common washed 25 to
3D. Full blood extra 40 to DO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TmE DAILY uNTELLEGENcEE.
oFFIoE ,ooRNER wArER AND MoNRoE sTREETs.

NEw YoRk, June 25.-The st. George C,ick
ct Club have taken the responsibility of raising
tho necessary funds, 1000, to pay the expens-
es of the All England, eleven, out and home,
Tho latter are expected here in September, when
the match between them aud % Americans will
come off ut lIohokcn. Two matches are to take
place, one in Montreal and one at Philadelphia.
The prelinnaricS have been arranged for u
prize fight in CANADA, on October LIST, between
AstFala% KEEL Kelly Of New Sso Yo s and Edward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

PrrspuRGm juno 25.-Abont o'clock last
night policeman Richard Jones killed his wife
by sta6biug her several times and shooting her,
mutating her in shocking manner. He i'm
mediatey surrendered himself to the police, al
lcging that he had committed the deed while
she was in the act Of adullry with butcher
name Mcntzcr, who was also Shot and had fall
en- into the river, the affair having taken place
on the upper Monongahela bridge. ltis rumor-
ed that MentZer was seen this morning unhurt,
but it needs confirmation. Jones' vile had been
notorious prostitute, named Mary Delaney,
who had served two years term in the State
prison, for staLbing man. Jones has highly
respectable connections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27

e3g-Om Sucetx--rhc peculiar weather
which We lave had lately-rain and sunshine
hot and cold, all within twenty four hours-is
not favorable to healthy condition of the
city, and, combined with the dirt and gar
bagc which choaks up the alleys and by-wuys,
and breeds disease under a fiery sun, demands
attention from those who have the health and
and welfare of the borough at heart. 1t may
be urged, however, as it often is, that the 10
cation Of our town is one of the hcalthiest al d
best it woull be possible to find, and that We
arc hut seldom visited by any malignant disease;
still, we don't know how soon We may be sub
ject to the breath of dread malaria.