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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

Is 8 little notice last week, we made mention
Of the Cuba meeting held in Tammany Hall,
New York, whereat Senator Brown, of Miss,
was enc of the principal speakers. It's spoken
of and reported by several of our exchanges, as
among the most shameful and i'll conditioned
meetings ever assembled in that dirty old rem
devious. We read in the reports of the speeches
the following from Senator Brown:
have little private reason of my own, which
it would not be proper for me TO keep from you
want Cuba for the extension of slavery. /
speak for myself and not for any party. [Sen-
sation Let Greeley understand this, let Garri-
son understand this, let all the dirty abolition
crew understand il [Cheers.l l speak for my
self and those who agree with me- We are
told, if we take the island of Cuba, we shall
offend England and France. The devil we will.
.GCheers and laughter. Suppose those govern
Inents should go on suits, five don't bring them
down, d-n me. Renewed cheers and laugh
ter What is it to US whether they like It or
not when England, the bloody old bruiser lap
plausel has gone slashing round the world
insulting everybody, fighting everybody, and
plundering everybody
The reporter says Senator Brown was here
interrupted by row. ''liberal' Democrat
rushed for the stage to controvert his position,
but was finally put out of doors. The inter
Iuption, however, confused the distinguished
Senator, and he lost the thread of his speech.
The remainder of the harangue was rambling
and many of his illusions were broadly, if not
grossly indecent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

IT is said that, at the Sickles trial, every pos
sible effort will be made to overpower the jury
with the prisoners respectability. For that
purpose his Democratic colleagues in the city of
New York are expected to sitin court during
the trial, and other distinguished politicians
will also be present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

AN actor in GeOrg,a, in the course of play,
kissedthe wifeOf brother actor once Oftener
than the authorized version of the play required,
and was thercupon severely whipped BY the out.
rugged husband. Having been "star" before,
and now being provided with the Stripes" he
thinks he is entitled to represent the fag of his
country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

Several of the State Treasurers of Ohio ap-
pear to have transmitted the faculty of cheating,
one to another, as regularly as they did the
books of the Department.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

A young man, member of an evangelical
church, adVertises in a New York paper for
board in PiOus family, where his Christian ex-
ample would be considered compensation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

sOrTnEnS papers concur in the statement that
vegetation in that Iatitudeifs at least one month
in advance of ordinary years. Fruit trees are
in blossom. and flowers of various kinds are in
tull bloom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

Letter writer's represent Washington rs mud
dy, dreary and deserted. The houses of both
the Ministers Of England and France, are adver-
tised to let
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
New Advertisements.
Notice Extraordinarily
ALFRED HUGHEs, N. D.
HOMGOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

OFFICE and residence attbe oalHy and Rourth
I J streets, below the FIRST PresbyteTiAn Church
HONS NorninE from to ?; Moor, TO s. wen
ing, 70 3.
AZ by been grossly defraude, and In order
protect myself in the future propose to be srety gov
Ly, and whom 70 comply With, tAe nt-
loving Teqaisitions:
each ADD every visit made and Medicine
be paid for the time, else card which
PTePud for that purpose be passed to As an ae
Acknowledgements Of the same
Oee advice and medicine - be strictly goEerne - the
rule.
And nov for the purpose Of putting forever TIE
ridiculous charges ana
may and know for themselves, hert annex
been and still Is, fee hil Of prices
single visit day - eentg-u1edir 70 cents. which
$3.50. visits day 5ee-raedeine 2Se,
which Is 75e. Night visits when Called aier 10 O'Clock %
charged Once advice and medicine SOC and ~
Earis, the nature Of the case may be- Ssts 70 the
country proportion distance ObstsrieAl cases from
IS sta Penalties attended b the according 70
agreement EhlO-iEdEt1Soa
Third Ward Public School.
EXAMINATION DURING PRESENT WEEK-PdnaTy
T. Department MondaJi seeoad4ry do Tassdsyi In
ter edAte do Wednesday, and the Advanced pepArtme
Thursday Friday. Al persons invited 70 at
tend. Next vii commence Monday April 9Th, l5S-
IEh2I-s,s TRUSTEES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

Tnr New Orleans Pieaynns speaks of LOui.
siana asa Estate in mourning" consequent up.
on the explosion of the steamer Princess.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

JERExIAH Knox, of Pittsburgh, advertises his
New Rochelle Blackberry and other fruits in
this mornings paper. Mr.. Knox, himself, as a
man of standing and reliability is highly spoken
Of to US, Read his advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
FIPST SPRING STOCK!
At Extremely low PrIees, now Opening n,
ISAAC PRAGERsR

AT E1AFGAnelg low E-ENGCas now OPGAA1E N
ISAAC PRAGER'S.
II AvING just returned froEI New York with vel
IL lsctvd and cheap stock o. Dry and Fancy Oodas
would request the public 10 examine II before Purchasing
eseEhere. Ny stock OF Dress Goods Will be found to
st of the latest styles and qarantee that my prices are
lower than those other house IWould call paTtie
ul4r attention TO some fiEured Briaats uorth richly
ISte, only 12He Plaid Dueals worth 25c at Eye Light
coI - CntEes worth zoe l5c and other goods in pro-
portion. Auslns and Irish LbenI viii sell Muslin worth
l2e 0e and Irish Linen worth Is at 4e SO Bonnets
comprising the latest styles and uhieh being purchased
dsEect will sell cheaper than
before loo Bonn Ribbons; leo Ruehes Viewers and
every thing apPertaninE the Millinery nr which
branch particular attention the Trade
be offered at the lowest figures. ..-.
EAIBROIDERIEs-If you wish 70 ind the largest,
and cheapest stock give call and promise 70 sell
Collars OF Sleeves and Collars, Bands Inserting and
EdRings figures than any other establishment.
200 pr Gloves only Soc worth q; pr
1oc 25c goo Linen Ha dkCFehiefs iS5Ic,
ls 100 is54 worth 25e 125 Hsmsch Handkerchief
At sIc, worth 6R so do a. Soc worth - 20 superior do
az szse, worth 81; 1000 white Brants al l2Se Wor
lsz 100 PuH do at Szf, worth 2Sei we'll any other
white Goods such as both plAin plaid and striped
proportOnatey low 5000 Dollars worth o. Piece G0Ods,
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade and Of yhsh AE
to the Trade at less than aay other House in Whesing
sell them st; and all ask Is examination and
convinced Of my ability TO SELL can and examine for
yourselves. ISAAC Prayer.
E1h2l 123 Main St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.


PAysteian Extraordinary 10 the queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfailng In the
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject. It mOderates all re-
nOvts all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
tiSssPseauy suited. 1t WI in short time bring on The
monthly period with regularity
Zach bOItie, price One Dollar, bears the GoveFnent
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eOunterfeits.
Ht1Feot CAUTION. aHr-ifl g.
7A<ss FRs 1aouLa not Be tatea 6ysaalss darfag tls
FIRST THREE MONTHS or PREGNANCY, az hey are
sure % GH0 Miscarriage Jfdt daV other ffmS tAsV
are safs. fr
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal AHeetions Pain in
the Back Limbs, Fatigue slight e1ertiOn, PalptA-
tiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries and whites, these Pills vii
easetA when all other have failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, eAios
anthony, or anything hurtfuI 70 the constitution.
Fun directions in che pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
UatsI. Q. Baldwin Co.. Roshester,E MI.
N.B.-s1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au
thorised Agent, will insure bottle, containing 80 Pills
BY mail.
FOR sale By T. n. LOGAN 4 co. in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestoek Co.. Wholesale Agents. PittsburE;
Purcell Ladd Co., Wholesale gents for Va Rich
loHu- Ap-S-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

TRiBUrETo THE DISTINGUISHED RonEnr OWENS
Tho following from the pen of Robert Ovens
opponent in their debate of the Christian Re-
ligion, we find in the last number of the MI
lennid1 Bethany Har6inger:
For gcntlemanly courtesy, good nature. and
general candor and traght.forwardness as n
debatant, Robert Owens excelled all other men
with whom haveever argumentively discussed
any religious question. In our prolracied dis
cussion of the evidences and claims of the
Christian Gospel, and the Christian Scriptures,
he never lost his equnnimity and courtesy, and
well sustained the character and candor of u
gentleman and a philosopher He spent some
time at my residence in reading the proof sheets
of the debate while issuing from the press-and
not one discourteOus or discordant word ever
fell from his lips during his sojourn, and our
corrections Of the proofs. In this respect he
excelled every Sectary with whom presumed
to dissent or to discuss any religious or moral
question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
Good Boarding

Good Boarding,
IL Private Family, for lady and EentIeaAn or two
4 single Gentenlei- Also, for four day boErdrrs.
Apply At this enise- fsbis-sf
ELf kIBDONs, Bette Buckets FOR GaIiers Zen Buekl9s
II some vefy hne. Gum Bonnet Pms Gold aud silver
'd-just received tnhsl D. NIoULI EHn-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

OO'EApALLAt Fso- H. 1871
Mr.. A. L. scouL1-Dsar Sir.I have sold nearly ell Of
HALLS BALsAAd you Yea will please me
few dozen Soon like cut OF article.
It has giTsa entire satfaetOn and Is considered those
IT, tie 1sSf preparation use this part OF the
country, for DISEASES or TIE LUNGS.
JAS. L. WILSON. DrHggi.t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

SOUTHERN OPINIONS on CUnA.-The Richmond
Dispatch says:
"0f all the sections of this country, the South
is the very last that should disturb the rights of
Spain in Cuba That island is forbidden fruit
to US, long it remains so, the day we cat it,
we die"
The New Orleans True Delta is more explicit
in its reasons for opposing the annexation of
the Island 1t says:
Nothing in the future is more positively GER.
tain than the acquisition of Cuba, without the
legalization and re opening of the African slave
trade, wonld result in the utter annihilation of
the institution on this continent, within the brief
space Of twenty years or less"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

TUE KITCHEN CLEARED.-POst Master General
Holt is clearing the kitchen. The Washington
news is to the effect that all the special mail
agencies have been discontinued, and that '.all
extra compensation out of the postage, affect
ing about so Post Masters, has been cut off:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21


a SAS FRANcisco letter describing the fort
nightly departure of the steamer says-'iThen
comes great time, and the huggiug and kissing
begin-such awkward kissing too; random shots,
an outrageous waste of the good things of this
life. sSometimes kiss lights on the nose. eye,
ear, or is lost in. a head of mussed-up hair. A
bonnet stands no kind of a chance-it gets
smashed on the first movement, aud by the time
a'worAan has got through and been passed from
hand to hand, or rather arms to arms, of broth.
ers, cousins, friends and aequaintnnces, she is
pitiable object, and presents the appearance of
having gone through an Irish row-red eyes,
hair down, bonnet smashed and knocked around
on one side of the head shawl askew, and the
general symmetry of her figure destroyed by
pockets stuffed full of donations from friends
apples cakes, ginger snaps, letters, little good
brandy, magazines, novels, and bottle of milk
for the baby,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

IT will be recollected that Fernando Wood
and Daniel E. Sickles were bitter political oppo-
ncnts, though belonging to the same party
Since sickies' recent Imprisonment, Mr. Wood
has written him a letter of coincidence and sym
pathy. This act had its parallel during the con-
finement of j. Watson Webb, under the duel
law, some years ago. James Gordon Bennett
sent the prisoners box of cigars!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

LAST week, New York house was advised
from Chicago, that package marked $4,000
had been lost, and instructing the house to send
on proof that it contained the amount, and that
the Express Company would pay it. On refer
ring to their books, they found that the package
contained 50 1900, and that in consequence there
would be a loss of $500, A visit to the Of
1ce Of the Express Company was made by one
of the firm, who informed the company that he
had also an interest in the package over its
marked value. and that he was about to start
with a detective for Chicago. and look into the
loss of the parcel On this determination on
his part, the Express Company informed him
there was no necessity for this course, as
they had his package and two others since
received, and had broken the seals and
now held them in their possession. The
Company offer to return the package, provided
the house gives list Of the amounts sent by
this Express for the last two years, and pays up
the extra insurance or risks they did not take
it is time that such serious question as this,
involving as it does the largest interest," was
settled. The question whether or not any car
rier has a right to break the seal of packages
entrusted to his care, aud detain them because
they differ in value from the amount for which
they have been insured. can not be determined
TOO soon. And the other question connected
with the same case, whether banker has right
to Chin $1,000, when he holds the receipt of
the Express Company for only $4,000, equally
demands legal decision.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

oun last dig into the ribs of the Parkersburg
Nel1s must hurt The Grinder urithes under
the infiction like snake with forked stick
just behind the place where the ears ought to
be. He brings out his old dilapidnted musical
instrument, and grinds out another long TRADE
of slangy anathcmas on tho IatoEligencer.
We verify believe that thing will be struck
with lightning yet, if the electricity ever sue
ceeds in getting low enough. Nothing short
of bilious thunder or jaundiced earthquakes
can ever elevate the Parkersburg Ness to an
appreciation of its own vileness and stupidity.
THE Charleston Mercury Indignantly inquiries
whether the Virginia papers can serve up moth.
ing better than eternal Letcher and Goggin-
whether virginia-is $50 deeply involved in tho
hope of Democratic offices that the whole State
should be drawn into this huge whirl of excite.
ment about nothing but the election of Gov.
ernor' And then the tone of the contest-hOw
bitter, how INSCRIPTIONS, how insulting!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

RATHER CooL.-Sevcralg gentlemen going down
yesterday in the early morning train purchased
from newsboy, at Greenbush station, mental
food to last them for the voyage. One of these,
observing that lady who sat near him had no
paper, and presuming that the "full details with
tragedy would prove Interesting to her, handed
her Frank Leslie's paper, at the same time call
ing her attention to the subject matter of its
engravings The lady received the Journal in
cool and formal manner, spread it wide open
before her, deliberately stopped down. pulled
off her rubbers, and, carefully folding them
up, laid them beside her on the seat-arranging
her brocade and shawl rs if nothing had hap
pened. Our friend is of the opinion that this
rather takes the rag off any previous demon
stration of mperturable GOODNESS he ever wit
nessed.-Tfoy Times, March 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
For Rent.
Country Seat for Sale.

nor SALE deairabie and convenient residence
With ave Acres o. ground attached. three miles EaEtof
wheeling on Tie National road-bens the sane bouEiaE
70 VIA 5 Hopkins OF Baltimore, and formerly Owned b
llieIaei EdEaEls, JT.
Apply Alfred Caldwell for terms, which vii BE iAIorA-
be Possession given Immediately Hhi-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21
sP EcIAL NOTICES.
4 VOICE FROM Old REYTUcKY
STILL IT CURES


THREE Mn1 HOusE, LICKISG, Dec. "a, 1851
Mans BARN 4 Co;-Dr. Halls Balssm for the LunEs
Of the medicines the ts0Td Last EpTng
down with Disease OF the Lungs and d. WISE Of
neEhbors that IHsrsr could ger trs and that might
lice tsO tseets!! and got bottles Of DR.. IFs
BGEiam, and when had used bott and q third
well, and better than ever. gave part Of
bottle TO friend OF nine Eho had throat for long
time, and 1t cured hin. JOHN COLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-21

aE shop formerly oeeHpied - sephs KI- Co., L
Nartinsyne, O., joluln ne o. ?. r. l. Depot and
two squares from TIE g. B. Landing. me budh IS Sc b
loo lea Eith fsTErs II baeaith shor-benE balls eN-
pre1sg for earfyiug On TIE wagon manuiatture-
Lets lnJ feet EqlAre- Eor . apI,iE -
7- ~ - w. I. KIRE, e1lths PFer1iseS-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09
United States Circuit Court.
BEFORE Hon. Judge Inpersoll

CHARGE OF REVOLT AND MUTINY ON THE HIGH SEAS
FEB 8.-7Ae United States William B. Aidrich, first
mate, Daniel Graham and - Abbott, sednsen Henry w.
Swim, examined by Mr. Dwight Assistant United States
District Attorney deposed that he master OF the
zurgara she 10 American vessel has lived in Brooklyn
for three years and followed the twenty five years.
and back year ago last July witness had been sick
Calcutta for i've months; convalesccnt when he
s but was quite debtated about the 18th June having
let Calcutta on the lst he woke up II was very hot
went on deck and found OF the cabin doors shut told
A0rch not TO do It again; the first word he said was
room and consider himself OF duty and not to come into
my cabin again without my permission he answered that
would chalk the cabin in the middle Sa' and sdA' take
half Of it; 4 said IL he insisted on forcing
through him. he said he didn't care FOR my pstos tbat
he would have them thrown overheard and me- too;
called Abbott to put Adrich in rons got the rons Abb
hott was not present, but he within hearing Abbott
ad he afraid to touch him, and made no attempt to
nut Adrich in irons; he said afterwards could get him
would not obey my orders; don't know where Graham
then then gave orders that they should not have
any communication, and went into the mates cabin for
the ogboDk he said he had not got it. after that the
went forward and Aldrch remained Off duty; about the
Goth June found necessary to get him conned call
ed all hands aft to cOnne him. there twenty-five
all told; told them considered the ship in state
Il mutny the morning after this the aft and
asked me to put Adrich on duly and did, from that time
to the Sd July got along; that evening asked AL
drich why be did not make sail; he answered me.
'Why the hill don't you come out and make sail
yourself; / told him it was his duty, and would make
him pay for it, he sad he would make me pay for IT,
subsequent occasion the mate struck the witness in the
face and pulled his hair
Other acts Of INSTRUMENTATION deposed TO- The
captain put into Maurtus the 9th Of July where the
American Consul discharged Graham and Abbott and sent
Aldrich home for trial. The Grand jury however, IN
dicted the whole OF them.
The defence interposed by Mr.. Joachmssen was that
the captain SO debtated that the command of the
vessel was virtually with the first mate and that there
was no attempt at mutny or take the vessel from the
. course on which she was bound
The jury acquitted Graham and Abbott but being una.
BILE to aeree as TO Adrch discharged. Graham and
Abbott discharged Aldrich is held for another
trial.
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER ON BOARD SHIP.
The United States Michael Doerty-The prisoner Is
charged with killing William Transue, on board whale
ship by cutting him with spade the particulars Of which
have been already reported. The trial is still on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

Imperial Hghness Prince Napoleon has obtained The hand
s princess Of savoy y owing g the direct ntervea
little said rsfsa q ~ part was. drS ~.
snen mt account the ssnnection with the Imperial ia
mny OF France viii doubtless be compensated BY future
tese phigenia to her condition The Prinoe 4 ntel-
gent and LIBERAL and 20 Ear IS th. ought have weight
who was Of royal race
paris (Jan le) correspondence Of London Newsl
The Independence Beige contains piece Of news touch
Interesting You win haVe remarked that sSs nEs
in announcing the Princes departure for Turin said NOT
nos the 81 S Ss s %
will not impose husband upon his daughter whom she
may not like Tho Princess Cotide has never ssen the
Prince Napoleon, and he has gone TO Turin TO show HIM
SELF and endeavor to ind favor in her eyes. TO the
certainty to the choice Of the Princess attributed the
extreme reserve with which the Sandman Ambassadur
de vamarina spoke Of the marriage at the last bali
at the Tuileres cannot however, bring myself % think
that cousin Of the French Emperor would 90 all the way
TO Turin to be refused have no doubt that before
another eight hours have elapsed shall be told
that the elderly imperial bachelor and the young royal
princess, fresh from the nursery, deeply In love
with each other as Romeo and Juliet.
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS TO THE BRIDE.
The corbeiUe OF the young bride excited curiosity.
dress and shawl Of Aenqon lace Of great values three India
hawls Of extraordinary beauty and the diamonds OF the
Princess Catherine Of wurtemberg, which stolen
1876 but Afterwards found repurchased by the family
Offering Of the Prince magnificent diamond necklace Is
spoken Of . present from tho Empress Eugenie and
rome blue fox and other valuable furs from the Princess
Mnthlde.
The Emperor Napoleon intends 10 call the Legislative
Body to grant annual donation Of 000fr for the
Prince and Princess. KS .
QUEEN VICTORIA APPROVES OF THE ALLIANCE.
Not only has the English government expressed Its
satisfaction at the projected marriage Of Prince Napoleon
but information has been received that Queen Victoria will
be represented at Turin at the marriage ceremony.
THE FUTURE RESIDENCE IN PARIS.
When the Prince brings his royal bride Paris he will
take up his residence at the Palais Royal, his private
house the Avenue Monagne being intended for another
cess but instead Of being her usual place Of residence
TO be made kind of country house, where the Prince
will rcpose from the fatigues Of his administration. Is
also said that the Prince intends to make present Of to
the Princess In order to increase the charm Of this
arscal residence Prince Napoleon about to make
Kind of museum where amidst numerous other objects
Of art he will place all the curoeities which he has col
lected in lis voy ages.