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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

From he Et,s York Examine, Aroust Is 1850.
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men ling books reenns the looened leaves and quick
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From Gs Springfield Rtpu1iiean, Avguais. 1850.
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glued play wagon together side up and
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he THRoAf Luscs aud cHrr-f CocsH Coins
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
Certificate from Mr. NoRBoRsE koRros Of the Examiner Once
Richmond:
RcHNosp. Va, Feb. Is. 1855.
Messu W. RowLE Co. Boston.-tenrlenen with peas.
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Dr. wsrARs Wild CHkskY which kevse highly val
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

Last evening, about halfpast nine, very extraordna
~ meteor made its appearance in the heavens The
writer riding in Broad street. below the city, and
had fair view Of the phenomenon in its whole course
IL in the northwestern part Of the heavens from
cloud which not revealed until the light Of the
teor made il visible Then object about the size Of
the full moon, and bright suddenly started from the
cloud trsversed in drec: eastey line the whole extent
Of visible space dropping fire. apparently in It's course
ike rocket ill il passed so far eastward to resemble
red ball about twice the size Of the planet Mars, visible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

10 the southeast So disappeared, HASH like
heat lightning revealed cloud to the eastward low down
in the horizon, which continued to emit flashes OF light
for haitian hour afterwards The phenomenon at one
time seemed to separate like rocket when it bursts but
the larger portion keeping in straight course towards
the eastward Il witnessed by many persons, and
caused considerable wonderment for the time, and was
certainly the most extraordinary appearance that we ey
err saw 10 the heavens It's motion was not so last APP
parenty as that of rocket though its height and the
vast extent Of space that travered proved that ve'
lociiy must have exceeded that produced by any kown
force which acquainted with. The phenomenon,
from all appearances must have been electrical.
AS IT APPEARED AT WASHINGTON.
correspondent Of the Washington Star says:-
At hafpast nine last night meteor appeared IN the
northeast at an elevation Of about 10 degrees above the
horizon 1t moved through descending path to the
east northeast and faded away in the clouds IL consist
ed of two bodies each as bright Venus When close to
Il earth One followed the other closely as TO make
them appear like immense chain shot, II lasted about
80 seconds and seen by five or six others at the
same time each remarkng lis being divided into
two paris.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

Primary DePartmenior Children under Ii yeaIs age
REFERRING =.
O. IIE scsoo.Rse Reverend BihOp Meade Va
vrgns Right Reverend Bshop Cobbs Alb .ma; Reverted
tmpe D. b., vi mingon N. c. Rev Dosg.tt, d. D.. Rich
ond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Nelson
Danvle, Va Reverend g. Giderseey khmond Va Reverend
7 V. Moore, ID d.. Richmond Va Reve end, Wm IL xhee
wright Richmond Va; Reverend John sauaders Rchn ond Va
The Clergy o. the Episcopal h1rch In virginia
~ AL lett rsto be directed to HUBERT LEFEByRR Rich
mocd iv1f -dL,a,,
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S SIS IN New YORK.
The New York Evening Post SAYS:

The New FORK Evening Post says:
IL appeared about ten o'clock the upper part
Of our city The night and close, and the
skies were occasionally illuminated by vivid flashes of
sheet lightning. The heat of the weather had brought
the great majority Of population to their doors and
windows, when suddenly, in silence more impressive
than any thunder-shock meteor shot the sky
Its brancy great that people at once supposed
there fire near by; but looking up, they two
balls of fame coursing the sky from the north
west and going towards the southeast like two chariots
Of FIRE urging their way in mysterious the
mighty course Of the armament. The motion
jestc rather than rapid aud gave myrads of people
opportunity of witnessing the sight, while the apparent
ncarness Of the flame the earth caused many sup-
pose first that it merely pyrotechnca display
Ii presented different aspects different times. When
first seen it appeared like blue star surrounded by
thick mist coming from the west which, nearing the
zenith changed red ball OF flame this split
the balls keeping together until lost in the dis
lance Some Of those who it thought it fell near
Broadway and fifteenth street. while others traced il
with the eve far the Eas. river its way horizon
tally over the city OF the size Of these balls of fire 1t
is impossible to form any accurate estimate. They APP
peared to be large dipnerpate. with trails eight
feet in length yet W learn this morning that at
very nearly the same time that our observations
made, the meteor also passed Albany while from
various points aoUg the Hudson have received inlor
nation showing that its orbit may have BEEN perhaps
OF planetary Dimensions, and that il was much larger
and much higher than it seemed at the time any who
saw h.
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.

rFIHoMtS A. BuLKLEY ca 1871 Main street, offer tie
paolie od variety Ivory Handled Knives aud Forks,
Knives only which VI the best manufacture.
Also earyers sell, an common Table Cutlery Bz1
CL0CKs.-Prelch Marbe2 day Clocks Bronsei and
" Rosewood Eram day Clocks all warranted good time keep
and Church Cocks For sale The China store
o T. A. CO.,
iy25 Main
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SUPERFINE FLOUR.-ICO bSls "Green HilI' Super.
- lne Flour For sale by
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OANDLKs.-eoo boxes Jacksons sumner Candles for sals
I Inv iva I&G b. DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

There feature whatever In nark which may be
conidersd steady quotations. curent auaes
with abundant supply Offering Wm OeLeu SIN q %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14
so.nserf.st at Wheelt7x.
iron tag sEe-riettn RepptdsEa !.

TIE S@ngerfest IA cooren:io4 of scrersi
Cubs of German Singers, Of tie cspt-al
Serge-hund viii hold their C.gt AID arm
al SaugerfeEt =: Wheeling, W.. or Wed-
nssday, Thursday and Fridsy, Apg 22a, 23d
from diffsgesi: parts Ct Ohio, Peacsy.vaa.a
aud Virginia, TiIl oe there, also several
bands oil Music
TIE Harmonic" of 20 sirge.s from here
hare been preparing themselves fsr come
time .os this 6angefeEt, they Wiz stan fo-
heel;ng on Monday, TIE z0sh There
vii! eiso be prize TO conpeIe fo- Of
massive silver g0blet, and ous German
boys OF Marietta are trying lard TO br:oy
ii home WITH them.
The W1ee!!ag FGeke. will .ake Paesen-
gsrs.to and from the s9ngerfest for half
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

TIE correspondent of the New York
Herald gires the following description Of
the Prince Of Wales:
The Prince seems, as indeed he Is,
mere boy Of nineteen, standing 2bou: ere
feet six inches in height well hui slender
II made, With rather dark coupIsZloa,
small mouth, large Roman nose, ret-esI-
ing chin, low fyrehead, dark brown hair.
plainly counted, aad hazel eyes. verr :z:gs
ana with peculiarly soft. dore!iks e1-
preston, which lends q charm - MS
whole appearance. &c has rather lr1Ee
hands and feet, is quite graceful il his
nsorements, and mach resemble, Se
think, Lis mother, rs she appeared a: TIE
time Of her coronation. The Prince bears
the honofE heared upon hin with easy
dignity, snd talks much, and in rather
loud and harea tozg OF voice Es re<ras
to be rery intelligent AID well edocsteG
Lao, AMI deserves neither the grea. ;s1a &c
nor the condemnation which is .r-isbed
! upon him in thiE ragicu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14
CARD.

Editors Inteltigencer:-A few days ago
published =" card, respectfully declining to
accept an appointment as a dcleCate TO The
Douglas Convention at S.aunton. stated
that admired Judge Douglas, and desired
bis nomination. but added, vel expect IN
act cordially with the Democracy of Viz
GINA, US expressed By the State CoDvep-
ton of the whole party to assemble on
the 10th inst. An anonymous writer in
the IHteLEigenceT has abused me for making
this announcement, which others had rem
dered necessary, and proceeding to essail
my motives, charges that from being ian
Incorporating Douglas man up 10 the
9Th inst, crawfishcd in a very ungrnccrul
and cowardlY manner, and published my
card TO gain little notoriety, and alRo to
save my OticIa! head" am clerk in
the Wheeling Post Office, and have ren-
son TO believe that the attack upon p,e
proc'eds from one holdings similar Office.
Ills conduct and position are proof rbet
tue '.othclai head" Of clerk is not euden-
gered by tue most active and uncompro-
missing support of Judge Douglas.
have not. been Influenced ty such
Rroundless fears, but in the unfortunate
state of things now existing, have de-
sired 10 act in harmony With the Dcmoc.
racy of Virginia. THIS desire had ileen
freely expressed on and before the 9th
inst. 1t seems to have been known 10
those Who appointed me, from what nv
assailant says Of their predictions.
without desiring to engage in neHrna.
per controversy, have thought It doe 70
my characterize deny tie gross and bzae-
less charges OF my anonymous rlapderer
II d. L. ETlLLwAoeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

THE following is ths resolution II which
The Breckilrdge men Of AeT York offer
their respects 10 The Denglas wing of
The cniy united, harmonious and nation
e. party
"RcyD1nsa, That the pretended nurnfna-
NATIONS of Stephen A Douglas for Pnesi-
6sIl. and 8erschel (. johnson. Tor Wee
President, At Baltimore, have no sen5lanUe
of regularity Whatever, and qre NOT bind
ing upon the Democratic party that Ar.
johnson WAS cot nominated 10y any regu-
lar body or convention, and he has not,
therefore. been nominated; and that the
uorniuation of Mr. Douglas vas made by a
fraction Of broken-up convention in VIC
latiou of the two-thicds rule which had
been adopted for its government, ans Was
il force, By minority Of the States which
are most hopelessly Republican, after the
regular delegations froru numerous Demo
CRATIC States had been refused admission
to their seats, Gnd by body which 1t no
tine could count majority Fits Delegates
in his favor when acting freely their ssnti-
mRRts"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

Ma. Orn, who anticipates the election
Of Lincoln and the consequent dissolution
of the Union, advises great moderation
towards the Douglas men, being confident
that when the time for breaking up the
eonfederacy arrives, they will vie with the
other Democracy in thewOrk so dear to the
hearts of the southern Democratic leaders.
He seems to think that the party SO wide
~ divided on questions within the Union,
would cordially unite in the measures to
break it up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

IT IS reported from Washington ths1
nmicaale relations hare been restored be-
tween the President and dr. Wendell L
this is trve, sore Of the Democrats may
bs sorry far the vtr- ssve~e things that
they haze Bnid Of this most liberal ron
rribu1o- 10 1beir eiecnon funds. III. Ven
6ea's operations extended e7cr nearly the
whole cpgnag Wherever there was a
Democratic capd5date IN want of mpntE,
Wendell was the msn applied toi and be
poured ii out with a readiness that rould
.only hare come from the depth er which
ais nrm WIS plunged into the treasury,
and & Reckless generosity thai always
ttought there was plenty more where
that came from" We are inclined to
Doubt the story Of the reconciliation be-
tween the political and theformer financial
bend of 1be Democratic porty. The pess-
ages between them hare been too bitter
pnd personal to make this probable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

SonEBoDE, we know not who, does Up
the Democratic notion Of popular SOre
reignty" as now held tt, in this wise: The
Supreme Court frst, the President ns1L
Congress neu, and the people last. 1t is
NJ, expected TINT the Supreme Court
would leare remnant of power with the
people OF Territory, our II rnsr did, tbs
President could strange II bE the appoint
ing power, and if that should fail in some
little minutise, Congress would take care
tba, nothing got 70 thepeople. The ~hole
scheme is I'm infamous End intended fraud
npon tie people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14
EEs chicago FTess eas gs5ziblz.sr ffrss TIT

following acecRut Of az 5nteTstieES fstEEss7
Nessrs. Braacrict er8 Doug;Es, Rh5ls I:1s
English bill 'Sas pending before Congress-
son the SABBATH before TIC fEsl vtss n
that bin, g meeting ct the apti-IecoSsV.aa
democrats OF both Houses WIS he'd :: I1e
rooms Of Senator Broderick, TO consult
upon v hGf course It was advisable - take
in abe emergency. a npnbs- ef t!se
weaker brethren, irclU ding Senator Poas-
3Es, aeriRea cenci,:a;;2E tbs Souch 5y 2c-
cepttcE the English E.i!i 0nly 8oar or fye
held cut against IT. AnonE these were
9%ooessck, Of Csl-;fo=1za, ana ssTTis, Hi
2cis- Ar- Douglas manifested wiling
ness to yield, aald tAs gallant Harris SHE'D
taars Of snEu5sh and gays RatsEs1oe TO his
despair ar B7o6erick rose EeleDnly 10
his feet, sra pointing his 6ncef directly 10
towards Gr 0oEE-ss- an6 fAztening his
kee2 flashing eye upoa him sAia AYou can
roJe for TIE English substitute Il yo2 viii,
but should son DO 50. rs sure rs there Is
Cos Of V-uIh and Justice "a Henrea, / will
osnornce you upon the floor af Eae Senate
for having aTaiie7orsly deserted principle
apd SOLD yourself 20 The Administration
This, we sre informed, wak the language
70 which Mr. Hickman made aIlnEion- and
the Ose of which, by Broatgick, saved
Douglas from following ms own crRren
desire to Surrender
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14
SAYS tie Louisville Oenaeyat

Ole Joe Lane, in his stump speeches,
tered 20 pieces at Buena VISTA There
was 20 SCATTERING in the case. He re-
seircd flesh would, which did NOT disa-
Die hic' for an hour ard be has !,rea kfaet-
ed: dined aud supped of of it ever since.
TO which the Indianapolis Journal adds:
This is not exactly true. Gen. Lanes
wound was pretty sererc one, but his
'oodesty has never prevented him from
representing it TO be full as bad as ii was,
and bis lame arm has served him better in
running 70" Office than both his sound
legs. II has made all his popularity, and
most of his liring.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

= Til eWheeling InfeIligenesr,
the organ of Southern Black Republican
ism, reiOices in the election of Leslie
Combs. This was to have becu expected.
Warrington Constitution.
The whole country agrees that Leslie
Combs is a model patriot We rejoiced
over his election. The Washington Con-
'tifutiO", the Presidents Breckenridge Sc
cession organ, bewails it. Let the world
judge between us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

TIE editor Of the French paper in New
FORK, the Courier ses Etats Uass, implores
the editors and reporters Of American
papers. who are TOO modest to use the
proper English word, at least not to say
that Z woman is encients. If they MUS,
use French word, they should spell i:
right, l. e. eneeinte. Another common
French blunder might as well be corrected
that is cup Gt soItst, the proper spelling
being coup de soEeR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

TaE 4ndispUsst5on 81 the Douglas men in
xew York to unite with The other branch
Of the Democratic party in a common
electoral ticket, Is met in corresponding
spirit By the Breckenridge wing There
seems no reasonable prospect of fusion,
and even COLD one be made, i, could not,
npder such rnfkroreble circumstances
combine the strength Of both psTFieE. 4
good many Of the Drglas uen would zote
for LINCOLN, rather thn1 to sustain The &d-
usiristrnai0n. The Republicans are very
loud m their tauuta, and demand pn4sed
tirkrt against them ns ahe emily thing that
can arouse the campaign to pleasant ex-
cisemsnt- Tber profess their entire conf
denoe TO take The Democracy IL a limp,
and 70 dispose of II altogether. re bare
no doubt Of their sincerity Re, ve confess
That 7Fe ike the appearance Of 6-:eea
enemy It may be easF TO bear them Uni
ted; It viii certainly be easier 70 bar 1he-
wrIls they are fighting esc1 o-her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

IT is right pleasant to look oyer the
Kentucky returns aud see how the rnsjori-
ties roll up for gallant Leslie Combs. he
we'll deserves from the electors Of tie
State this substantial compliment. Tie
Bell men and tue Douglas men alike maize
loud pretensions on the result; but its pc
Iitical significance is small 1t is tie tri-
butte of the people of Kentucky to one of
their most deserving citizens:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

TIE New York Express has discovered
new crime With which to charge the Re-
publican party. 1t '.dars 's0t shOag its facs'
more shame to the South then, for it's in
tolerance, and the more shame to presses
like the Exr'ess for sanctioniug such ia
tolerance. 1t is certainly norel accusA-
ton against prescribed party, that it IL
prescribed aud should therefore BE- coz
demued.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

HSLSas We refer our readers tn the advertisement
~ Of Messrs- CHURCH DUPONT. No. 4os
Broadway. New YoEL. The Blood Yeod, Is one Of the
greatest medicn~ 'G the uge, and Is rapidly diving
ost Gf the mari ri all the quaek notruGns Of poaern
times lts efficacy is great and lis superiority 8,
justly acknowledged tat 1t is f9upd difficult u cup
ply the Innense and Increasing demand .or the ar
tcle Dr. EATES's cesbsstco 'ln4antile Cordial Is
medicine prepared by regular physic4An Of emf
nrrce IN s profession, aud who has devoted his
life =" the peculiar phases Of Ipfantie dseaste IL IL
ny hnnbnE, but medicine, which commands itseIf
u th0ss only who car appreciate ttAp1Eqct6c9Id
fB-S eE advertisement. uohe4 DIV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

RANDALL Hus7, ofLOuisiana, is in WASH.
ington. he seems quite enthusiastic in the
Bell-and Everett cause, and predicts TINT
that ticket will carry Louisiana. He says
Mr. Douglas will have considerable sup
port in the southern part Of the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-14

The Yankees are driving good bust
ness out of the dissolution of the Uniou.-
They have supplied the arms that have
been ordered for the Southern arsenals,
and now it rs reported that the contract for
building the new "rmory in Virginia has
been given to Observation-Disclosures, which
win doubtless make more out of it than
Virginia ever will.