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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

HoTBEDs.-In every garden of any OK
tent, especially where there are no hot or
green houses, hotbeds are Indispensable
Without them, many Of the best vegetables
cannot be obtained in any great perfection,
and all kinds may be forwarded from one to
threo months.
According, no time should be lost in
making one or more beds for the growth Of
various kinds. Commence by laying up
fresh horse manure in eoDiesl heap. AS
soon as il ferments freely turn it over, to
moro completely prepare it. After having
laid a week or ton days, the beds should be
made up. Mark out the ground eighteen
inches wider on all sides than the frame,
and proceed TO form the bed. AT this sea
son il should be at least two and half feet
high, aud, if three, all tho better. In the
course Of a week the rank heat viii have
sabsided, aud soil to tho depth Of six inches
may be placed on the manure; level il off
aud plant seeds Of any kinds Of vegetables
that are wanted, such as lettuce, radishes
tomatoes, sgg plants, &c. Cover the sashe,
every night with mats or straw, to keep oui
frost. Air freely il the day, being careful
not TO draw the plants up too fast which
would materially ininre them. Cucumber.
may ba planted IN pots, to take the place
Of the other plants as soon as they are ready
to remove into fresh bed, or into the oper
gfound ID April or May.-Hovey's Aeg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

Few people, except builders, are aware of
the advantage of wetting bricks before lay
ing them. A wall twelve inches thick,
built of good mortar, with brick well soaked,
is stronger, in every respect, than one sixteen
inches thick, built dry.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
CIGAR MANUFACToRY.
ER REMONr OHIO

HAVE now completed my arrangements got my shop
IN operation, and manufacturing Cigars from the
very best Of SPANISH EOHACCO-Havana,P Prin-
epe and Cuba varieties All persons who wish pur-
chase Areinvited 70 call and examine my stock and
that use only the bes articles Cigars sold Ut either
wholesale or Retail at lower prices than the quail
y can be bought west of New York Also all kinds Of
CHEWING aud SMOKING TOBACCOs kept on hand
store on the west side Of Front Street door north
oi vallette'H Flour Store. p, POsS,
Fremont April 90 1858
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

EARLY SowINa-OATs AND BARLEY.-l
sowed last spring, tho second week in April,
five acres in oats and barley equally mixed,
had good yield, no rust, and heavy grain
on the following week sowed oats in adjoin-
ing land, had a poor yield, some rust, and
grain light. -JoXArHAN CREw.-- Ohio Cal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
Horticultural ano Domestic.
KoRGnUM sUeAn CANE SEED.

kuEkGlAUM sUEAk UANh SIEW'
The Farmers of Sandasky County who are going to
raise the Sorghum sugar Cane this season. viii do well
20 obtain their seed at THE JOURNAL OFFICE. We
have supply ofthe best seed In the county large por
Of the Cane raised In this section Inst year did not get
fully ripe and the seed is therefore useless for planting
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

HuNGAR1Ax GRAss.-German Millit,
Hungarian Grass, and Honey Blade are,
we believe, Identical. That it will super
sede timothy in any case is doubtful; but
the present season will probably decide that
point. Three dollars per bushel is the price
in Cleveland for small quantities. Where
q number Of bushels are taken, it may be
had for less Ohio Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

There is phrenOlogist in the east who
can tell the contents of a barrel by examin-
ing its head. He mixes his examination
with a gimblet.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

PoTAToEs.--T avoid the rot, select good
upland, not over rich, destitute of ammonia
cal manure, (barn-yard dung,) and apply
iu the bill, at planting, compost Of ashes,
lime, salt and plaster, (gypsun.) If this
does not prevent the disease, it will most
nssuredly ameliorate its evils Ohio Far
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
l. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
eIfTp TI0W sYRIJp

Thousands who hnve made use of this rroat remedy
believe Il Is far superior ~ any preparation now known
for the " Cpnsamuilou Coughs and Colds Asth1n
Rronchiila Sptng # blood Pain aud sorguesg of The
reast oarseness Hopping Cough, Group Phthlsic etc
some Of the cures effected BY M medicine are Of most
surprising and wonderful characters cases that have
been given np BY emiuent physicians rs incurabe for
many years One INST Ol respectable phyeiran.
who WAS pronounced ncurHhle by seven physiciana.
Two easrs are o. twenty yearg standing, Nope there
fore however long they have heen afflicted. should de-
spair until they have given this great remedy tria.
We believe In common coughs and colds, II s almost II
not Qute fa bie and 10 nineteen out Of twenty,
selected pronscuousy from awns those whe are con;
edcred dangerous and ncurahc twill eject cure. ~
may taken with perfect safety by persons Of the most
driicate constitution. II i purely vegetable, and u
pleasant, healthy, and inylgorRti1g tonic,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
d r. E ID 8

w ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and oUIT-CLAIM
w DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug aud
Book store OF G. r. McCULLo CH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

From Merchant 81 Gaiion, O., Qs. q, 1s5s..
cough ad Sy G vim = p'et not eSpessd % i've
shehSduied Jaype's Expeetoreo., Lyergers 4 and Tar
more for her Size then commenced taking your Cough
was able to do her work again have also given i g
other Tem5srs q my family for severe coughs and
II is the hest medicine nov in use MY grandson was
ors eonld Do nons One bos of your syrup has
also cured him. blacksmith 9 this place was aic
Of the syrup benefited lin 50 much Mat be Is at work
care would recommend those who are similarly az
aicted to lose no time in giving this medicine trial,
Respectfully you're. u. NJ BARrOW.
Life of n Member Of the Indiana Legislature
Yor medeSes are A. valuable And yeSy popaSr hes
Your Couch 91nd Consumption syrup especially, has
stiye frm Nob county was Co conqsd 10 hs BED gsh
The nstrpmentaty oftts syrup he has been restored
Esq Of tRat vicinity Sss siricted with Lung Fever
ttiiI Of their physeians lie took this syrup aud was
SOon restored to Ills q -cuStoned health.
Rem rk,ble cass Of Hereditary Consumption.
Tlds orrt.Hes that my wife was afflicted about eight
great de, fblood and had almost noessan cough.
aud tiree sisters had dled with consumption and
her disease was evidently similar to Theirs. After she
stsnty failing, she commenced using st. Johns Cough
& ad sS%P Srr s ysS ioG eRS S R
enjoyed with ittle interrnpon n1w nearly slT ysars
ugh and splitting Of blood. JACOB PULSE.
G ugd and Pain in the Side of Five Years.
Standing cu ed. ! was afflicted with a cough and
ptin 10 nv side and breast aye years. During three
lenpoycd four or fye physicians who wer- unable to
Bse r. Feragy aS sy oaE T coas snd consS@p
ton Syrup which has restored me to perfect heath
snS issF appettc p9ePs '' GoS kR6RSR Tinn O.
Infant Cured w en- my child was few weeks old
It took severe cold which settled upon its lungs. The
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

CURE 2oR Hoo CHoLERA.--Mr T. Oflutt,
ono Of the Oldest and most Intelligent prac-
tieal farmers aud stock raisers 10 tho coun-
y, says the Rassslgills Herald, informs us
that stone coal isa esrtain cure for, aud
preventive Of hog cholera and also pre-
vents thamps, quinsy, Hee, worms, DC. He
has used il for perhaps twenty seass, and
always With beneficial effects, both with
hogs nnd sheep; mix the coal with salt and
sshes, and the hugs viii readily eat il, and
become quite fond u 4.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
HEATHER, FTMDINas, 80.

TNlE best quality Of Sole Leather Cowhide; Kip Calf
i and Lining skins Pegs Nails, Thread 30, 40. can
al AL times be had very cheap at H. LEsHERs,
May ia, 1868 No. ABuekland's Block
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IToarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
ESE. j. G.. AVER Sc co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by
G. R. McCULLOCH, and
BUCKLAND d GRAHAM, Fremont. As
sUIER ECKsTEINE 4 CO.. Wholesale Agents,
49y1 Cincinnati, o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

me Camp Asetiag Yesterday.-It issesti,na.
ted that from Eve TO eight thousand noonIa
were on the MoundsviiIe Camp Ground vsst r..
Jay. Four steamboats, and two ferry bn5ts left
TINS city in the morning, all taking out eood
loads of people and picking up hundreds that
lned the shores of the river anxious to fall in
with the human tide flowing towards the Conn
Three large trains left the Baltimore Depot
ana though some contained thirteen cars. thew
were SO crowded that many persons had to
choose between standing up in the car, and
rllnglng to the iron railing of the platform
AT Aloundsville the dust arose in binding clouds
from the feet of the horses and wheels of vcbi-
e'es' SO that the crowds thronging the roads
leading to the camp, though of all ages. sexes
hnes and conditions, were pretty well eoualized
In respect to color and humor
notwithstanding the vast number of peonle
that attended, they had been anticipated and no
person need to have left the ground without
partaking heartily of all the vegetables and
meats OF the season. The preaching was atten.
lively listened to by those within the circle
though the outside attractions seemed to draw
the best.
Rev. Dix, preached in the morning; Rev. Bat
telle, at l o'clock and Rev. McCleary. of the
Fourth Street Church, at 8 o'clock in the after.
noon. Not few conversions have already been
experienced, nne the Ministers are laborine
and earnestly in the good cause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by TNT.rcpA1,,

.,5 sAGdILHoEE Aug 2n-Flour dun at 12l for g.
neat firm, but active; sales Of 9S NJ n bs
d. 30 for white and l0 is for red Corn Sr
chaSd LOT white and yellow Provisions steady and mn
Aug 2O-Four unchanged sales OF fresh
Tor , to the trade at 4595ST and S556 5G
~ SO anu fancy. Rye Flour and Corn Mi
H. l%r the former and So 62K for the latter Wesf
Ias come forward more freely With in,'a
piees Tat9rr weak sales sos bush mostly sont6eT9
and white ut 81 3U@i 81 i've wanted Toe
new DeiaMare and So for Penpa Corn e. IN foJ
for and 4S s 39ss yso% at Sue Oats steady at 84@sse
ne aolng mess pork held So: hams I299IS
is steady at 2692Tc. "a 80 W "H!s WHISKY
foEk Aug 2ooottOn steady sales of COO bale,
9r sales II 300 bush at 2OG4 40 for *
991o Tor Ohio and 81 SO@5 for southern w.
a 600 bush white Michigan las and red do al
ant at $l425143TH. Whisky advanced &c.
0ouee buoyanti sales of $500 bags at llc " -0''
CScISS1TI, Aug. 90-Plour market armer AZ "A eo 10,
perhne Wheat in fair demand at 95s for red and
iS Ehte Corn unchanged Rye T275 oats 4is '
WHISKY E35< with n good market
hacon anu bulk meats held very firmly at the full
iI Yesterday quotations. Ness pork heavy at Sl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22
FOR Safe on RMMn

OFFER for sale rent the Mill property known as the
Moodiand MIL" containing three run OF Burrs With
a.! tne modern Improvements There also an exc.rn
sett OF Carding Machines with for aditionS $3.50
heryI II required connected the pt poSSsss,
en- Immediately, II required. CIV
Also for sale, two farmu each CO ntaiuipV over o
arsd and sixty aces, which there are bont
hundred acres cleared In excellent nd yood
OF with nm Orchard and Frame Dwelling Houses
with good Orchard and buildings. @ s4e%teN'
Also, one lot of ground containing about q,
state Of cultivation with frame Dwelling Houses
eSon large Store House. with underneath bsc
smith shop and stabing for eight horses together with
that are Necessary All above DroprrtY
= within one and half of the Ohio Iivr
IN SFseE, m1rshsu county, the Pish Greek Turn!
This is one OF the best locations in N W Whit e. a..
Of wheat and other grain above l.
oeeu on tne following terms One. OF the prriaS
money % be paid In hand and the balance in equal install
@ o on9 TWO and three years, with from date
giving negotiable note with approved securitv s'
ANY person purchasing, have the opDortnnv
ing lhiS ih II required; also supplied HitI III I'LL
Of stock and farming ute nss accommodatins
premises. i ISS1S Ii1eT on the
4"stA Nt"lLn Woodland, Marshall Co., Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2o.-The steamship Ba!ti
more, from Havana on the 18Th, arrived here
this morning.
The Havana money market was stringent,
and owing to the excessive tightness, bonds
signed by several of the leading house to the
extent OF Slo,oOO,oOo, and bearing six per
cent interest, are to be issued by the Spanish
Bank at Havana. Sugars were heavy, except
for Muscovado, which were firm, owing to the
small stock; the quotations were, however, un-
changed. In molasses there was nothing doing
FreightS were inactive. Exchanges had ad-
vanced on New York to 4a5 per cent premium
on GO day bills, and on London to Halls per
cent premium
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22
West Liberty Academy

HIS Institution will commence It's second session
the hst Monday of September next 1t Is located es
Sl9se Of West Liberty Ohio county, Virginia 10 the
a moral and Industrious community ~ ~
by the success past session. the
ses o. me institution have greatly increased the ~
boarding and accommodation, = % ''' va
s corps OF Instructors has been Increased by secnrIp
OF Prof j. T. Bradbury, Waterye Siisges
@ VINO taxes ehnre of the athelnstcs
anu Science, and his lady, teacher OF PaInti1g
ana Drawing and assistant teacher in the female snart
Mr. ana Mrs Bradbury with the highest r.
nm from the Faculty of wacrvlc College
RE 70 u as rGetors at present consist Of
GuHges' Bellies Letters, aad Nor Science LOU
=. bradbury, Prof of Mathematics Natural
GN9 Koss, Assistant in male department.
a W. SMILEY Principal of the Primary Ilannrt,D.,t
eRs BRADBURY, Teacher of Painting and DrswIn% ami
assistant in the female depart alent HtA
Mss FRANK McCOLLoCGH, Teacher of Music
no effort Will be By PRINCIPAL to maintsir tb
IN the high position which It has arcade assm
eG 1 TO render it ia every worthy public favor
Catalogues, giving more detailed account OF the 1t,
1u[lon, car be al by application the Prncns Wsst
gsFSy, a. or at the lntellIgencer' Office Wheeiinv
lFeLksrs6urg Gazstte and wellsburg Herald cony one
augll-tllsep1
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COMMEMORATE
WHOLESALE MARK ErTll

J" E1OLSSALE MARK EifI.
BRooNS-C5mmon $8k
BurTER-In kegs 9G.iU
61CEETS-M4retta $YC42a5.
CHsESE-Hestern Reserve &c
O4SDLGs-TalioW mould Il: din 49, star 90. .-.r an
iGoFFEE--JaYa 1Sc; Rio I2a5l2iI - 'SP ~.
wH IUs-ES5s" Family S,'ji saperfne 5,2s.
CoxN-l,OU
0A1S-3G to 95c.
EEATakRs-4s 945s.scarce
EISH-Shad SI4; Herrinzs AZ. Nacrsra1N. o o,1,<..
EuRS-laccoon 3O93Txc. " St4S9 " ~
CIIHsAEG-55R6O.
HH aEzz1ss E ton $780, Timothy $1,000
LINE-LouisviIe1 !, 80
ss o1nEs sIsSsss5 Sugar
S.M.NsSI rs 20; tar s41@s
RAGs-a93<, dull
R1CE-5xG96.
SsEDs-Rlaxseed 1875; Glover 51.
SoAF-CastiIe per IL 15@RI6; common 5a6
SEQ RsENew Orleans 15(9s hid sSsI In bbIl
SSCFF-Scotch &c; Rappee 22d26 q - i'
FE4-GnnpoVder 4ES7U; Imperial 40aR5 EJvso, os,zo,o
touching 25 9Sdc; 0olong 359T5c 80 ~ S4 "NSS!!Vci
IoBAcco-6 twists l2; five roll 240ss
WooL-Unwashed from 1s to 22: Common vr,sb. a Of. -
~; Full blood extra 40 to as --S "Asne3 20 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

New Yonx, Aug. 2o.-The celebrated Sewing
Machine Mandatory of Geo. B. Sloat & Co.,
was the work of an inccndiary. The business
Country, will not be disturbed By thS oseIF
renee. There is an insurance Of $4,000 on the
property destroyed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

81 Outrage on the Highuay.-An old man
By the name of Holiday, from the Ohio side of
'ae 'lSsF, was knocked down and robbed of Sly,
81 the road from this city to Moundsville, night
's'0re last by some drunken fellows who were
Ss,nlas from the camp meeting. Afterth the
70 man, who was himself somewhat intoxica-
49, was pitched down an cmbankrnent. lie
10 not know The men who perpetrated this out
,oss' but thinks he could recognize their cow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

WASHINGTON, August 20.-Mr. o. Jennings
Wise, Of the Richmond Enquirer, and Mr.
Ould, of the Richmond Examiner, eluded the
vigilance Of the police and early this morning,
left Washington for Maryland, to settle news.
paper quarrel, by duel. The parties returned
between II and O'clock this morning, having
exchanged two shote; neither was shot and the
matter here rests for the present.
,,s The charge against Maj. Edmond French, pay
ury department falsely making S al The treas
certificate and receipts for the purpose of o6.
tanning money from the United States, was ar
rested this morning, but net until after consul
tation between the Secretary of the Treasury,
the solicitor of the Treasury, District Attorney
0uld, and Major Bowman, aud giving the ac.
creates much gossip here. The extent Of I ths
defalcation has not been ascertained
Certified copies of the approved lists of the
land granted to Michigan for railroad purposes,
under the act of June 1856, embracing nearly
6l4,0OO acres, have been transmitted to the
Governor of that State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

PnILADrLPulA, Aug. 2O.-The burning of
Geo. B. Sloat & Cos extensive Sewing Machine
manufacturing and Planning Mills has thrown
nearly 700 hands out of employment but we
learn that through the enterprise of Messrs.
S. & Co. their operations will at once recon-
mence in commodious buildings, to be occupied
until their new factory is finished.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22
Wheeling Female Seminary
R1TLL SESSION.

MIS- Institution, under the supernteudence Of Mrs
n Hanna has risen to be of the foremost schools
ne country has grown in interest, usefulness and
on LTGsses that It. presents attractions parents and
abroHd such few schools anywhere In inc West
can claim The academic regime adopted and carried ont
me Jesuit OF the carefully matured panS of
OF the course has been thoroughly EysIeuuI
that 1t believed be exactly adapted every variety
o. capacity and every grade OF among pupils
the Situation OF the school is beautiful inviting
oinng as great number Of advantages point health,
Scenery accessibility and general to
as any school known to its Board.
The academic is divided into sessions Of i've
months each The next session will the first
nednesduy OF September and will close the
Jay OIL January For terms, &C., or any additional nfor-
nation see Catalogues (Which mag had at this oGce)
or on application to any one OF the undersigned
BOARD OF CRuSTEEs.-ReV. L. T. Perkins, Rev. R. "
Dodge, ReyJ Mcclure, Jas R. Baker, sum'I Or, A. p
Woods, w j. Bates, Y. n, X. List, C. u. HUBBARD
Whe cling, Va. iyI9-1m dtTE9
This f9owins papers will copy one month each,
he bills Prompty on inserton) this collection:
Wei Sburg Herald, Parkersburg Gazette Woodshrl snir.
oIarksburg Registers Charleston (Ha) Republican. ST.
olarsvle % Chronicle, Fsirmout vrsinian.I
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ARRIVAL OF THE pITNGARIAN=

FARTHER PoINT, below Quebec, August 90
Inc steamer Hungarian has passed this point.
bound to Quebec, where she will be due To-
might. Her dates to Wednesday, the lOtI,
INST, Tour days later than previous advices
IheLlEerPool cotton market is without any
change. Breadstuffs and provisions DUH.
| ConSols were quoted on the 9th at 500.
Inc subscription to the new stock of the At.
lantlc Telegraph Company is progressing very
tavSTa9ly. Among the long list of the takers
| OF TINS stock, appear the names Of Barring,
Bros. & Co., Geo. Peabody, of the firm of Geo
Peabody & Co., F. HUH & Co., Samuel Quincy
of the firm Of Overcne, Quincy & Co, n. Roths-
tchild & Co., Hankey & Co., Barkey, Beaver &
Co, j. ID. Schroeder, of the lirln of John II.
Schroeder & Co., Q. N. Lampoon, Thos. Bcas-
say, and WIN. Brown.
The general news brought by the Hungarian
IS interesting, but possess no news of striking
importance.
The peace congress met atZurich on Monday.
the Sth inst, according to previous announce.
ment. Nothing had TRANSFERRED regarding the
proceedings thus far. Sardinia was represented
in the conference.
Emperor Napoleon was on a visit to Camp
Chalous, witnessing the maneuyers of the
troops.
The British Parliament was still debating the
Italian question, but in a more subdued tone
than has hitherto characterized the speeches.
The official authorities at Zurich had given
the ambassadors TO the peace conference, a warm
welcome, and were TO entertain them at a pub.
lie dinner on the 1lth inst.
The completion of the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern, was formally celebrated on the
sth inst, by. banquet given on board, which
was attended by number of distinguished per-
sons. The vessel is almost ready for service.
The London Times has an article on the
stiPulations of the treaty alleged to have been
arranged between the American Minister to
Mexico, McLane, and President Juarez. AL
though the Times thinks the treaty would be
beneficial to Mexico itself, as well as to the
world; yet it fears it would result in injury 10
the interest of foreign bondholdrrs.
The Grand Duke Constantine, Of Russia had
arrived at Spithead in Russian vessel. of war.
The London papers publish the provisions of
Sidney Herbert's new bill organizing the mill
Mazzini publishes in several of the Londcn
Journals, an article under the caption of the
European coup de etat.
The markets both for Liverpool and London,
were generally quiet, without any material
change. The Liverpool cotton market was
steady, but not very active. The sales of three
days reaching only moderate figure. The
Liverpool breadstutf market was dull, but with
out material change in price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

s. Rai'roak Accident.-Patrick Dec, a
,.li on the P, Fit w. g. c. R. r., was
sa'ea near Summit Cut on Tuesday night lie
spears to have been sitting on the rail, and
:, AS probably asleep. Owing to the fog, he was
'o' seen by the engineer till the train was just
upon him.