Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-18
Harpers Ferry abscoaasd, l5FeeIye ii6dsbieflsto.

Harper Ferry s6ssoadsd, lsFgslys i6dsbioa.tos
tbs step to indemnify themselves by the sei--
z Se OF the government funds which, it was
supposed, had been traasp ted :thither on Sat.
1Tday gentleman wholhas just arrived from
Harper s. Ferry, thinks the blacks are ohlY par.
ael pantsi IN the outbreak by compn!sion.
:. RICHMOND q, Oct 17,7.It is reported and hes
lleyed that the Governor has ordered out the
volunteer troops to proceed to Harpers Ferry.
Nine o'clock p. M.-Great excitement exists
here IN Consequence Of the instruction at Har.s
Rers Ferry. The Greys are under leave for
Harper Fairy and will start early in The M orn.
ing ing. Company F., with full ranks. have Just
Ieis their armory, expecting to take special
! Tong ogt This Is new company, wear-
ing similar uniform to the Greys. TReIGoy.
left tonight for Washington. .
BALTIMoRE, 10 p. M.-The Aaeric1n,s special
reporter telegraphs from Plane No A. As miles
from baltimore and 81 miles from Harper's
FERRY, as follows: So o'clock p. M,-The train
consists cI OF ~ cars and 400 troops under Mai.
reynolds, with the rond master and laborers 10
repair Iae track and telegraphers to mend the
line. Three companies from Frederick are in
advance 5. OF the train. COL Harris o. S. Ma.
rlneS follow. in special train. They will not
reach Harper's Ferry before 10. o'clock.
RtcnMoND, Oct. 17.-Both Houses have agreed
hOrAIS10 SAlG next convention at New York j
the Lower House to-day the report of sthe Com.
mlttee on Typographical errors in the standard
BIole was adopted, aud Mr.. Mason, of Mary>
land, was appointed Typographical Correct6r.
The order of the day, the report of the Com
m!ttee on Domestic and Foreign Missions. gave
rise % a,iengthy debate. The report chief ire.
l2teS to the extension of the missionary, Guerra
tons in Japan, China, &c. All the resolutions
reported by the Committee were adopted. cx-
cept the last one, which is to mcmorialize the
President to address the Court of Spain re-.
specting religious federation in Cuba Pending
the debate on the merits of this proposition the
House adjourned.
PITTsBURG, Oct. lT:-Chief Justice Lowrie.
whose driver was fined $500 for violation OF
the Sunday laws, in driving his family TO
church, has paid the fine He also published
card IN which he says he was quite ignorant
taat he had been allowing a transgreSson Of
the law, though he had often studied it cares
fully and officially. lie declines carrying the
case further, because there may be suitors be-
lore the Supreme Court, in other cases. and
they ought not to be embarrassed by having
one Of its Judges pecuniarly interested.
Judge Lowrie is one of the three Judges who
rendered an opinion adverse to the Excelsior
Omnibus Company few years since, for run
ming on Sunday.
HAMILTON, @. W., Oct. 1.-THE All English
Eleven have arrived here, and their match with
the Canada cricketers commenced at half past
2.o'clock this afternoon. The Ganadipns were
sent out to the wicket at 5 o'clock. When the
play commenced they had made 80 runs with
| wlckets to go down. The weather was shows
cry, but notwithstanding this, there were from
to 5000 spectators enjoying the play.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-John Calhoun, ex.Sur.
yeyor General of Kansas and Nebraska, and
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