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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04
MARINE AFFAIRS.
kAyAL.

An unexpected order WAS received yesterday from
Washington to put the s.. Louis in commission at
once. Accordingly, her ensign was sent up n 2
O'Clock. Her marines went board at noon. Nesyly
all her officers are by her. We published list OF the
latter on Wednesday lsst.
The u. s. sIoop-of.wM St. Loui., received her
crew on board yesterday afternoon !. 10 undsrsooi
hei destination is Aspinwsl.
LAID ~.
The steamers Of the Hamburg American Packet
Company are laid up for this winter Th-y viii re.
commence their regular trips On the lt Of March; on
which cate the SaIonia viii Iesve this port and the
Borusss from Ham burg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

BITIso Orr his BRoTHsKs NosE.--On Sunday
evening, two brotheTs, named Thomas ard Pstrck
Barrow, got into an alteration st their residence in
Third avenue, when Thomas, becoming greatly sn-
ragged fell Upon and beat Patrick 10 the m,e brutal
manner, breaking four of bis ibs, snd finishing by
bitiIg Of his nose Officer Sherwood arrested tlp
accused, and Justice Kelly committed him 10 prison
for examination. The injured man was unable W
make hiz appearance st Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

ALLEGrD DIsoRDEgLr HoUsE.-Cspt. Hutchings,
Ofocr Rollins and others, on Sunday night made q
descent upon the alleged dsorderly horse, No. 9
Thomass treeet, and arrested Thomss Freeland Wm.
Gray, Am Thompson ard several others al colo1ed,
and locked them up u the S.s;iOI-Hoase.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

In PURSUANCE of an order Of Robert Il.
II Dawson ESQ., Surrogate q the County Of hnss notice
hereby gwen Accordps law 20 s PERSONS having claims
against foWARD kELLOG6 ste Of the CRY 4 Brook VA.
aecsased that they required 20 exhibit the with vouch
Thereof the subscribers, the Executors Office Of
faw ard X Kellogg No "a Besvcrst.. in the City q New
Nok before the Fh iay Of June next-Date3 Nov o.
lass. ESTHER ktLLOGG,
EDWARD r. KELLOGG, ESecu. n.
pSo lsw6mT CHARLES p. BALDWIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04
feaai Notires.
DROCLAMATION-By JOHN A. KING, Co

DROCLAMATION-By JOHN A. KING, Gov
ern.r Of the State Of New iok-Wheess com nunics
ton John Kelly Representative In Congress from this
tsi. he the Office Of the Secretary OF State, IN
thr words following TO wit: 49,
hreby resign Representative for tle lNth Con-
sre.ons District In the Thirty h Congress Of the United
States State of % take effect on the twenty
hnb dN Of December next
Now therefore In pursuance Of article first section second
fourth tbe Constitution OF the Uusi States do
hereby spd Prclsi that election FOR Repren:aye
OF the United States oT the term for which
John Kelly elected and 10 I'LL the thus
vi be held in the lNth Cor sre.sons District
of the Fourth Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth WSds OF
the City Of New.Nork on WEDNESDAY, the jtt DAY OF
January which election il TO BE- notified. held aud
Quoted In ell re,pccts in the manner prcscnbed BY law
In wne,s whereof have hereunto CNeo and the
Pvy Seal Of the State this fifteenth osy Of December in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and
ILs JOHN A. KING.
By the Governor,
HENRY l. STAMAs Private Secretary.
STsIE oy Nuw.YORK OrYICE on Tus SSCsgrASY or
STATE sl hereby certify that the Precding correct copy
of th- orens proclamation Of John A. knS this day tiled in
this office
Wttue,. my hand and seal Of Office City Of Albany,
this fifteenth day Of Decsnber 1855.
It's GIDEON TUCKER, Secretary of State.
sHtRitt's OFFICE, Nkw-yoRG, December H. lS5S- The
above published pursuant the notice Of the Secretary OF
Stat and IN such to aud
provided JAMES u WlIi.hr
Sheriff Of the City aud County Of New York.
All the public newspapers IN the county will publish the
In each m the eeciisp then hand IN e
bills rtisug thA they be laid before
Board Of Supervisor passed for payment See Revised
Stsutc vol L. chap title article Sd, part let no.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04
NEw.YORK SUPREME COURr.-BARRON
" c " ArALLN - ~ AsrAS AE NV .s..-.. HEARGE =

~ WATSON aad GAsTON MEAREs against GEORGE
WINNERS tpo EDWARD BUCK-SuHElops tog money
eemand eorii.ct -tCon not ser 10 Ne sbovenamed
pcicptants You hereby summoned and required 70
The complaint IN ths acton which Will be- hlrd the oae OF
the Ccrk Of hc Cigy s.d County Of Ne~fors q, the City
Han ~ TIE City OF NcwfoTk, sd - copy Of
shsNc 70 me ssd complaint the sUh nbtr o. his ohcc
No a Wal street IN the City Of Ncwlors within twenty
sitcr TIE sVcc o this YOU of The
day oi such service snd fail the sal comp
Ant within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
Oil tste judgment sfsns you Tor sun of three thousand
hundred and fifty dollars with Interest from the tenth
day March bous<rd esnt bundred aud 6ny,even
ste tie cQsis Of this Ar.on-Daed New.Nork Deeubr-
1855 y y NARRl RN. P'Airtfs' Attorney
No % Wal.reet, Ne~Yotk
TIE complaint in he above sc,i2l filed tie cis ohe
Cert Of the City and Coui ~ Q. NewYot $, his Office
City Hal IN sSd clly, toe lSth Of Drccnbrr, le
Dit is6wTG y v MARBURY. Plaintiff. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Ncwlos notice hereby zyen 20 AL
persons having claims sgsHs, PETER O. ARCULARIUS, late
81 the City New York deceased present. the with
vouchers thereof subscher the Office VI ANDREW
NJ ARCULARlUS Ne 81 Neeys. IN TIE City Of New York
before the of MAY neNt-Daied NeyloTk the
&sh DAY Of Octob. r. lG8. ANDREW ARCl LARlUS,
JAMES Z. HARPER,
o2S lavtsnTus
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04
N Y. SUPREME COURT-County of New
lNs Yort JOANNA q AUCHNUrY srsns; R0sERr

NJ \. SUPREME jkT-County OF New
1Ns Yort JOANNA AUCHNUTY sunsi R0sERr
ORR and ELIIABkTH his Wife TnOmas sovd keC.l Mary
To~ne Joan rho.on President sf se lrsns B.nk Is 'he
Cy o. New York fhoms CocoiBEton Beuj jau A. hsIon,
E6WHd s Shermsn Gecrse L. Ncho' Honry Mash FrsnCis
l. Hobrook, Henry T Gsrusic bcnlsur louus Aed.s'n
A JCuc. james H. Hrrvv Charles hCrfS, Micsh y. Has
hin, Jacob Miller ls.sr Shalrusn rte Irving Ssst 'he
City Of NewNork, Francis Wh'ting srt Joan Cor
beN Asnees Of Bsusuio L. lsuns auo Adtor 4 Jsvn-.
To The ssoyensmed d-frrdsnts You hereby summoned
srG required ihe complaint In o. acton which
tee IN The oce OF the eft Of Cry sad County Of New
fort the City Hall Of tb. said City o. New Iok on ths ,h
esy Of sero abr 1855 And ospv o. sns~er
The SAID p.ut the sIbsc their III IN TIE Cy
NevNork within dave after the service Of this slin-
nous you Of the dsy o sach sri yol
IA. 70 the said complaint within the Inns Aforesaid The
pAun in ths action viii apply tie Court io the rshs Do
Es1dee IN the comp t.-Dst-i S-gt ~. 1888
c. J. T.. DEWITT. Attorneys Tor Pa!u;if
dh hlsve~Tu No ~ nassAast, n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYoIi notice s hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against HENRY JOHNSON late OF the
City Of New York deceaed 70 present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber al his Of business No @ ash
hStou In TIE City of NewYork on before fh day Of
March Dated, Ne~.York the 9Th day Of Seg,cmOer,
lS& WILLIAM JOHNSON
Sci iaw6moTus Administrator
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LENsLEY INSTITUTE.
wHEEIING. VA

a.
LARGE and commodous Building, in the cent. Al part
"a of thS city, being completed,
pleasure in announcing that the above Institution will be
, opened on the first Monday of September next.
JAMES PAUL., A. NJ, Principal.
! GEORGR p. LOCKWOOD, A. NJ, Associate.
I The CLASSICAL Department will be under control
OF the Principal and will embrace the following branches
to Wlt The Latin and Greek Languages Including the
RHhoFs IN eaeh ElOcuton Logic Nor
Science. Mental Philosophy, English Grammar and Com.
posioh History, Ancient and Modern; Geography PLY
cal and Poltca Evidences Christianity biblical
/ Law.
The MATHBMATIoAL Department will be under thu con
troll of the Associate and embrace the following hranches
to wit: Arithmetic Algebra Geometry and Calculus; riG-
Navigation Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, AsrOnOIav
Botany, Civil Engineering, Photography, Physiology ana
bookkeeping.
large and extensive Philosophical and
chemical aparstus globes, maps and charts and
modern, have heen provided, and varied and Interesting
experiments and Illustrations will be given connection
| with different branches of study.
II Is the earnest desire OF the gentlemen charge
institution to furnish advantages for education equal
hose enjoyed In any community and to eharac-
ter OF youth for usefulness In life
There will be two sessions Of in year
commencing on the first Mondays of September Pe
RATES OF TUITION &15 per the lower and $50
per session for the Classics, and higher branches.
VI MIR Lockwood (beinE stranger in this here
t""re resident of New York; It may ltopcr TO say
That he Is distinguished graduate Princeton College
New Jersey, and an experienced inRiructor.
BY order of the Board of Trustt es
| iy18-1m 2. JACOB Presr
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RETAIL MAHI[L,,I'
BY TELEGRApH

NET ToRE, Aug 9.-sales Cotton 900 bales PIopr Dr.
cldeu lOc; saes O bbls. Wheat declIne sale IN nm M
Prime Per sae 50 bush mixed 69c yellow So
on SIsG1 70 iyeTpoCl S1e9T 82d; nour to LverpooI
Wool dull; sails ~ 600 lbs Of fleece at 3S8
a 9is o. pulled sold at S250 Sugar steady; Muscova
CoHee heavy end 5cloTer; tales Rio at 1naa
ny. MoIasses dull at 409942c. " 80
CIScISNArT, Aug 9Theat quiet and rather dull r,ca
uhchhseu some inquiry for red but This
JLSt no% ana brings full prices 1890 k1lhO
prime whte at 49, aud 6nO bush good do AT
ooo 90 at TO- and 500 prime red 81 ueael G Corn
steauy ana hrm at Sl&2. Fr demand for Rvs and nri
Sss steady sales 800 bush S0c 200 bush prime
S2c Barley firm with brisk demand for prime old at Sc
Oats easter sales loo hush Flour dull and rrcSS
eaier zOO OOs super sold Ct $3.50, $50 extra at IS 90
AZ bH1TSE y; Aug 5000 bills at
49, = s521 Tor city mills super and extra Wheat firm:
aes iEVon bush at 2nl 40 white Corn dull and
but unchanged. Whisky dun al 2T:.
a. T., Aug transactions -four are con-
10 the wants OF the trade Mt $55 for old stock and
fresh ro1nh and S 5uG75 for extra family Rye Flour
Is uu ut $3.50 and Corn Meal 626 Wheat is in de.
~snd; sales 0go bus at 81 80 for prime red and s42
Lao i@r white Rye quiet $40 bus old Penna sold at Is
H Germ hr@; 100 bus yellow sold at rs New oats here
Ions firm Sales 200 bbs pork n &16Gi65G; 1OI
CASKS carTassed hams at he; lJi nds 9JSle9<
anil Shoulders at * Lard sells slowly lc in bbs AID
iZSi2T in kegs Hice has declined 466R4a| WHISKY
Is III limited demand at e6927c.
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BY THE UNION LINB.
k'ORETC3N NEW S.
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMoN1A.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The steamship Ham.
monia has arrived. She left Southampton on
the 26th ult, and brings London papers of that
morning
The second edition of the London Times of
Tuesday gives the preliminaries of the peace of
Villa Franco as follcws
The two sovereigns of France and Austria
VIII favor the creation of an italian Confedera.
ton. That confederation shall be under the
honorary presidency of the Holy Father, the
Pope The Emperor of Austria coded to the
Emperor Of France his rights in Lombardv. en-
cepting the fortresses of Mantua and Pescbiiera
which rights the Emperor of France will hand
over to the King of Sardinia. Venetia forms
part OF the Italian confederation, but remains
under the crown of Austria. The Dukes of
tuscany and Modena return under condition of
granting general amnesty. Both Empcrors
Will ask the Pope to introduce indispensable
to all people.
The corvette Plymouth arrived at Davenport
on the lSd ult
The ship Aetna, from Calcutta for London,
has been lost at sea. Twenty of her crew and
passengers were drowned
The London Times Of the 25th says that four
notices are offered in the House Of Commons on
the subjects connected with the military de-
lenses of the British Empire.
Tue following particulars are given regarding
the great cricket match Of % Americans VS.:
the AltEngland | Land who will probably arrive
in in this country in the early part of next month.
Ineir names are as follows: Coffyn, Carpenter,
Doer, Grundy, jackson, Lillywhite, Loskver,
Parr, Stephenson, Millsher and Wislen. THe
Americans have not yet decided upon the %
who are to contest against these world renown-
ed players; The 1st of the series of matches
VIII be the All England Il against % of Montre-
a. Mt that city. The ID match will be the All
England II against % selected by the St.
Georges Club, and will be played at Hoboken.
The Sd match will be the All England / against
- OF the Philqdelphia Club, played at Pbilade,
Phia. The 4th match will be All England, IL
to be selected by the Montreal Club and 70 BY
the st, Georges Club of this city; the match
will take place at Toronto. Since the above AR
Engagements have been made, the funds necessary
for 9th match have been guaranteed; this
match will, in all probability, be played at
Hamilton, Canada West, between the All Eng
land II and p of Upper Canada, about the lat
ter part of September.
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COMMERCIAI..
MHOLESAIh NnAIs1Mn

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BEooNs-COmmon $81
BrTTER-In kegs 9G,IU,
ScCEETS-Mtrietta $39295
CHERSR-WeStern Reserve7c:
CAHDLES-TaoW mould II: din e: star Or. rnsrr, N
CoFFEE--JavA 1Sc; Rio I2aSl2i<, "
W GcE-ES5a Family 6; Extra $780, sHperane a,25
CORX-I,OO.
OAFS-4U
EEATHERs-4O 2945s.scarce.
kURs-Raccoon 309ST dc. " H>1 ~ 40
GISsASG-55R6O.
HH1 aIsHs@S = ton 1906 Timothy $1,000
LINE-LouisViile !, so
aoL1ssT svsS Orleans 49, Sugar House 46o
S \. sPoHxs- :Tnrpenthe 70; tar s4Xas.
SAIis-S4 for iUd.
RAGs-90836, dull.
RCE-5I<@6.
SsRDS-Plaxseed 125; Clover5H.
SoAP-Castle per ID 1916; common 5,a,6
SrGARs-Eew Orleans 11S@S hhd S0pSLE In bbI
sNuFF-Scotch 26; Rappee 22926
TE4Gunpowder 4O5STU; Imperial 4OdaG5. tJvson s5-n
Touching 251E3Uc; Oolong S5S97bc ''e'
I0BAcCo-6 twists l2 five roll 250Ss
MooL-UnwGshed from Is to %; Common waSbed OF "a
8u Full blood extra 40 to As. '~ - "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

~ Beating Il Boy.-One of the Smiths is a
hickman on boat lying in the river above
2e suspension bridge. On Monday evening he
tent to his boat ut rather late hour, and found
youth lying on the guards with his eye lids
's'Shed down aud his senses stepped in forget
-INeSs. Smith kicked the boy off the boat and
a'ied him 50 roughly as to dislocate his
I0'ideF blade, and next morning went to Aid.
''mitons Office to have the young fellow ar
S"'ea Tor differing. As he. was not able to
as'ain the charge, officer Deufenbuugh deter
1'"ed to have Smith arrested for assault and
artery and was about poocuring warrant for
aatpurpOse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10
BUSINESS NOTICES--

w-A Word in SeasOn-Such men as Rev.
Wm. Armstrong, Rev. Wesley kenney, James
f. Wharton, George Mendel, Jacob Amick, S.
D. Woodrow, and scores of others equally well
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentlinger's Compound Fluid Extract
of Dandelion and Sarsaparilla, as Blood Puri-
fer. 1t is not quack Preparation-but is con-
tinuay prescribed by Physicians-tO whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure Scrofula, PimpIes, Sores Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases, and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished by any of the so-called "Dlood Search
ers," or humbug discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
7. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
For sale also in Bethany, Moundsvillc, Bel
lair, St. CiairsvilIe, Wellsburgh, and by dealers
generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, KIP,
Medical Departments Ttcenty- Third Session.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, President,
WIN. 8. VERNON, Esq, Secretary
FACnLr

MEDICAL FACULTY.
Benjamin h. Palmer NJ. d. Professor Of the pr,nr,r,.
and Practice Of Surgery. P's'
J. Lawrence Smith, II. D., Professor of Medical Ch.,,
try and Chemical Physiology: '
Robert ]. BrecknrS Se D. Professor M H,,or " "a,
ca and Therapeutics. - St Al tUsu''
Joshua B Flint, D, Professor of Clinical Surgery.
Practice OF Aedicine. " ~ N"eUty "uu
LGWellyn Powell, NJ Professor of ObstetrIc Medicine
v.nia henson ~ D. Professor Of Anatomy General
and Sanitary Science. prudence
D. YaPde D. Professor Clinical Medicine and
Archie B. Cook, NJ. D., DemOnstrator of Anatomy.
The Medical Department Of the UniversItyof Lo,,,,
WI enter upon Its twenythird the LIST Mondny
IN november next Lectures preliminary to he reVnIsr
course Will be delivered the University and Marine Hos
pa Tree OF charge, and will commenced on th LAT 81
time. ~ ~ 'e NPsHe" At 'hat
The session will close heretofore on the last of Fehru
extensive opportunities will be afforded for the study
OF Clinical Medicine and Surgery. '
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hospital free. -
For further particulars address
TO, J. W. BENSON, NJ. D.
-- Iy-t-e"eM I'M Dean Of the Faculty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

81 Gimp Neeti.g-The Camp Meetings in
s"'s vicinity, will soon be in full headway. We
understand that the best clerical talent will be
brought to bear upon the objects of the meet.
."sS'w The public will soon be led to believe
IRON the numerous tents, that varions little ar.
mes are bavouacing in the neighborhood.-
Aside from any spiritual advantages that NAV
oe derived, camp meetings are productive of de.
e'oea benefit to those who attend them. The
participants escape the heat and dust of the CT
ty, take exercise in the pure air, and live upon
d'et altogether conducive to health and good
digestion. Few people return from camp
meeting without increased bodily vigor, what
ever may be said of spiritual progress. We
rather believe in camp meetings, we do.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

SAcKvrLLE, n. B., Aug. 9th.-The steamer
Arabia from Liverpool on the Goth, arrived at
HALIFAX at half past two this afternoon. Her
news, which is three days later, has probably
been expressed and will be due here at an carly
hour tomorrow morning, too late, however, for
the Wednesday morning papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

80 80 4 number of Irish women, who occupied
"o''se on Main street, Centre Wheeling, be,
,,;s s engaged in bloody fight yesterday, in
," '"e'e was some cry aud plenty of wool.
~ evening The landlord came and turned them
: INTO the street.
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New York, Aug, 9.-Judge Mason Of the
Supreme Court has granted motion for the APP
polntment OF receiver for tho Eric road, and ap-
pointed Hon. w. Mitchell of this city to name the
receiver and decide upon he amount of securi-
ty that he shall be required to give
private telegram from Memphis SAYS that
Emerson Etheridge is elected to Congress in the
9Th district.
A dispatch from Houston CTexns) via: New
Orleans, on the 9Th, says that Sam Houston is
certainly elected Governor.
The earnings of the Central railroad during
the north of July, were nearly $50, 900 in ex9
cess of last year. The six months dividends of
percent amounts TO 100000, after which
there will be n balance of over $4,000 on ha nd
An important omission occurred in the Nova
Scotian news in the account of the draft of
Count WalewSki's plan for the Italian confeder-
alton. The State of Venetia was omitted, for
which, it appears, the Emperor of Austria is to
have two Seats in the federal diet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

E8- The sudden rise in the river has brought
out all the boats, and placed them in their re-
Spective trades, though we much fear they will
be compelled to hove in again in short time.
Business was right active on the landing on Sat
urdav and Yesterday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

FW The passengers of the Philadelphia caught
n thief named Jno McKcown, on the End inst,
just before she left Memphis. When pursued,
he leoped into the river from the guards, and
attempted to reach the skiff in which his COM
panions were already seated; doubtless awaiting
his arrival. But the yawl of the boat was i'm
mediately launched and manned, and the thief
soon fished out of the water, though, it is snid,
he swan like duck. As soon as he was taken
on board, rope was slipped around his neck
and an effort made by the excited crowd to hang
him at the jack staffwithout the benefit of a
clergy. But some of the police interfered to
prevent the unlawful proceeding, and took Nc
Kcown to the calaboose.
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PROSPECTUS OF The
American Collegiate Journal

EDITORs.-E V. RICH, of Ill; w. H. TLLxH of KY; j. s.
Low, Of Va. CORRRsPoxDISG EDroR.-w. s. HAN Kiss,
Tennessee.
CIRCUMSTANCES, entirely beyond CONTROL having
" prevented the publication Of the Stylus during past
session. the ANLRCIS LITERARY INSTITUTE has determined
to renew it, under the above nanc aud in enlarged
beaned form, at the of the apprOa. hing
Collegiate Session.
shall principally of original articles written
for its and will be devoted the
Literature and Science earnestly striving
cotton and che refinement Of taste their proper weight in
the development of Looking beyond any pecunary
considerations 1t will impress upon minds and
hearts Of Its readers those lofty sentiments which
essential to Intellectual superiority moral suhnty.
And dscardnB a" political strife and party contentious
will endcavor to uphold and maintain y sound literature
oil firm basis.
Zach volume Of the Journal will consist of Ten Numbers
commencing with October ending with July. Each
matter
ThhAs-snge Copy s! Sc; Five Copies, So; Ten Copies
$lO No deduction made for larger clubs large per
centage allowed to all who Wl act Agents.
! Address all communications to the
EDITORS OF THR JOURNAL.
! jE"t-lm htwAH RrThdng III. q.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-It is stated that dur
ing the late term of the U. S. Circuit Court in
Alabama, several indictments were found under
the law Of 1918, which prcscribes fines and i'm.
prisonrnent for engaging in, or aiding and abet-
ting the importation of Africans within the ju-
ri<diction Of the U. S. AS the Inv of 1912,
which makes the offence piracy, to be visited
with death, does not, in express language, repeal
the former statute, grave question has arisen
involving the point whether there can be any
choice of the above mentioned punishments
for while public sentiment at the South is
against the greater, juries have, it said, ex-
pressed a disposition to render verdicts carrying
with them the less severe punishment. Il he
Opinion is entertained here among distinguished
gentlemen, that in view of all The facts, not
withstauding the established rules of interprc-
ting statutes, the question will probably be
brought before the Supreme Court of the U. s..
for its decision.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10

SAckvmLE, n. B., Aug. 9-There were no
signs ofthe steamship Arabia, now due at Hall
fax, this morning. IIer advices will be to the
30th ult., and three days later than have been
received.