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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
and the Seeded States.
From East Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-A special dis
patch to the N. =. Post, says the Govern-
ment has received advires from London
which afford satisfactory Indications OF the
LIND of policy which will be pursued bv tho
British Government towards the seeded
States. The Administration enteTtains
a firm conviction TINT its course In crush
ing ont the rebellion will be fully sustain
ed in England.
Judge Nelson writes from Tennessee that
tile Union men Of the Eastern section of
the State viii give 10000 majority against
secession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

BBe The Wheeling Uaioa. yesterday
morning, in characteristic article, objects
TO the bestowiug OF blankets on tue sol.
diers eucampcd on the Island, aud says
they ought 20 be given to the ''numerous
destitute families in our city. Now we
propose that the Union shall engage in this
new field of enterprise, aud try its hand
for the FIRST time on bit of benevolenre.
by all means let the "deStitute families"
he supplied, and let tue Geniguant onion
lead the movement, and at the same time
We, III our humble sphere, would not wish
to forget the defenders of our liberties and
our hearthstones. But "if to clothe the
naked he ono of the corporal works OF
mercy and We don't doubt that it is, then
'one of the corporal works" would have to
30 unlOne good while if everybody had
souls as small as that which animated tue
writer of the paragraph referred to. The
man who could write such ii paragraph is
not To be eaviei either in head or heart.
"Lunatics don't care much for blankets, =
says our ueighbor, aad it this be SO,
We would mildly suggest, as logical Sc
qaeoeS, that he ought to come down hand
s0mely aud give his last blanket, in obe.
diedee to what we are not permitted to
Doubt are the isrepressible dictates gem
esOsity. Won't the Uaion give blanket
Do, aud let Us record tho never-to. be- for
gotten deed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

8GREAr srock SALE.-The reader will
bear in mind that to-day commences the
great stock sale of Geo. W. Smith, which
has been SO extensively advertised through
out the country. a better lot of stock is
not be seen in this whole section of couu-
try. We predict thnt the safe will bo
largely attended, and great bargains offer
ed,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

ST. Louie, May 2o.-ccl. o'Fallou, one
of the oldest nnd wealtliiesi citizens of st.
Louis has been elected Colonel of the lew
regiment of United States volunteers rRis-
ed in the upper part OF the city
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

LoUrsvlttE, May 2o.-A Balize de-
spNteh 10 the New Orleans Picayunc, says
the tho PriYateer steamer Calhoun, cap
1H:ed on the fifteenth. the Bark Ocean
Eagle, from Roekland, Maine, with 3l44
casks OF lime, consigned TO Crury & Far.
we'll
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H-VIRe'NIA VolUXTEzRs.-NEnj.o Akes,
of the U. S. A, is now forming, at Wheel
lug, two regiments Of Yirgtnin volunteers
to serve for the term of three years, unless
sooner discharged by the settlement OF the
present political difficulties. Thes. regi-
meuts will consist of ten companies each,
of, lOl men, organized rs follows: ca..-
tain, first Lieutenant, second lieuten.
ant, ! irst sergeant, sergeants, corpo-
rails, musicians, WAGNER, aud 80 pri-
Yates. Let Yirginlans who wish to bear
nloft the flag of their country now pre-
sent themselves in companies as above.
The three year volunteers have many adj
vantagss over those WHO enter the service
for only three months.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
From Charleston.

WssHlSGToS, Mas 20.-Friday's Charles
IIe.n Courier says, for two days past The
NtfgHr!t and Huntsville have not been
seen on the port. Yesterday there were.
several foreign arrivals, one with cargo
OF molasses, aud brig from Glasgow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

rFtouTlxo soLplpRs.-Two soldiers
named Wilson and Hartman got to fight
ing yesterday at the Armory, Union Hall,
in consequences of some dispute which
AROSE between them. They were taken be-
fore Aid. Duty, where Wilson was dis
charged, aud uardman fined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

HS-WB learn from gentleman just ar
rived from Grafton, that there is one CON-
p4ny Of secession soldiers encamped with
in short distance of that place. they
are conmppded by wm, P. Thompson aud
are from Fairnront, There is another
company at Pruntytown.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

@.A SIrrATIoS.-A good boy, who
hss had some experience at the printing
business, eau obtain situation ut this Of
Fre
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
New Goods.
COOPER 6 sENsENEY.

IsuucEssQRS % J.sENsENET,l
A RE NOW RECEIVINu AND OPENING A
IA very large stuck OF y q W GOODS, iuSI
bSsSht an NeH furE AMI tnnadeIphii Oh tue very
Oet terms Al the present Erelt reiucti0 prierS
Being new bes innersS We nre detsrnIInaI u sell
soo1st UllhAP FURs UASII. Aliaro invited to ralI
anl examine our stVcE. We shat spare nv pains to
give SAtts.Aetiom To AL who FAVOR us with Gu
app OJlESiS & SsLNSENEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

R@TuE CrnOUrr Counr.-Yes,erday in
the Circuit Court John Hetsten, charged
with passing counterfeit money, was tried,
convicted aud sentenced to two years tu
The peuiteutiary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

G9THE secession concern up street.
had an insulting article yesterday morning
about the flag presentation on Saturday,
and the soldiers engaged in it, particulars,
the Clay Guards and Capt. Fordyce.L
There is not single man composing that
company who is not the superior of the
p"mpered secession orgtu-griuder in every
thing that goes to make up true man
they are perhaps not so we'll dressed
as the dainty editor of the Uaioa might de-
sire, but ought to be ashamed of him
selffor attempting to ridicule them gu that
account, and a little grateful for the for
bearance which they have exercised to-
wards him.
By the way. The onion s,tll keeps
standing otthc heal of one of its columns,
flaming lines announcing that it has the
largest circulation of any paper in Vince
ling. Our circulation is three or four
times as large as theirs, and they know it.
~ seces<iOnist has the impudenco of the
devil. The mendacity of this Union is so
daring at times, as to bcaImOst snblime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

NV YoRK. May 2o.-The steamer De
Soto arrived from Havana on the 18th.
Sugars dull stock 235 boxes. hIolasses
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

psSDn. j. D M.UARR has been appointed
temporary Surgeon OF the Regiment now
,ensanped on the Island,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Secession Troopg near the PannsYI

CHAuHERsBuRB, Nay 2O.-Seven hundred
Virginia troops have arrived opposite VIII
liamspOrt, nm the Potomac river, 26 miles
south nF ills point. It Is believed here
that they Intend making an inrnrsion into
the Southern borders Of this State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

prA NUnHtR of persons supposed to
entertain secession sentiments were put
out of the Fair Grounds on Sunday, by
guard of the Clay Guards, detailed for the
purpose.
weoverheard the following conversation
between Captain Fordyce of the Clay
Guards, and an applicant for admission
into the camp.
ARpiieanL-Captain, could you pass me
into tue grounds, | want to look around
little?
Captain Fo,dyes.-No sir.
-4Rptieqat.-I see +" great many persons
going I'M why refuse me2
Captai. Fordyee.-Because you're a Sc
ceseionist. eoIld'ot possibly let you in.
If you wantto see military camp, you
will have to go to Harper's Ferry. That is
tue nearest place that know of.
OF course, the applicant was not admit
ted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

From ne Dsmocr1G 81 Cloud, Hinn.
II yon are or have I,scn troubled with the head
aShe seud Tor box lCepalie Pills 80 that you tnaJ
nave mem IN easc Of an attAEk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

FrOaasts EzGmfHer, NortoIt, To.
They have been tested In more than thousand
eaSes, With entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

Feora Ne ltdrertiler Isoridsnee, RI
the CeplHltc Pills arc said TO be rcmnI EabIy eF
,ee.fe Temely for the headache. and MIR OTiIe very
been discovered. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

R8-DAN RIoE's Great SHOW will be here
on Monday next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

Prom The Wester,i mr.. Gqsstte, cafeg0o,m
We heartily endorft ar. EpaldEpg, and Ills I'M
riValed CeplalIc PiIla
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Bacon. Bacon.

DEAD HEAD lNETS-DIRsren prices a ID
u styles at b. NlCOLL BRO'S
NM Variety Store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

One of my cuEtOnlsrs who Il subject 10 Reyrrs sirI
lie'dhehe Fually lRsfnEtwo days) igds eafTed SFaF
o't9ef IN one hour by your IfIiI. which sent her
respectfully yours,
n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
MR. sFArDrNo,

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ria for the cure Of tho Nervous Headache aJ Coz
~ and THceiyed the same. and thy nod d good
Please send by return mail. nfrrrt to
A. Ii. WIIHELERsS
YpsiIanti, Mich.
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uEHRT @. sPALnIHo, Zen. - -''' ~ 'oHA'
pleaSo and enclosed twenty-five eeuts for which
are truly theL eat Pills Ihqrs erer fTiST. @"s'
Dieet A. STIIYER. p NJ
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Notice 10 Mail Subscribers.

T155Iay Morning, May 81, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

:. largest Circulation Of any Paper IN
Western Virginia. ga
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

Cllldf6n'S Cabs,
JUST RECEIVED. n splendid assortment If Cabs
q and Carriages. direct from the mann Iacturrr
ap6 R0r sale cheap by JOSEPH GRAVES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-27


MISUNDERSTANDING Florida-G w Tenant, II LELAND
and wife, Miss KoIhash Mrs Dresser, A Brown, L
Barrett Duffy Mrs Fitch, Sexton Beldn, Miss Fin
ney, Mrs NJ Brown, Miss Ewing 9 Folsom and wife, w
IhsrHs and wife, mrs Burr Miss Burr Boggs WIN
mer Martin, , Spencer, John Ogle REYNOLDS Van
. Dodge, Q W Mckinney Mrs Bushwell, sevoring,
Imam. McConkln, Halsted, Mrs Cole, Auantaand
% in the seerage
sAvANsAH-steamsaip R r Cuyler-James Bastersby and
wife, w Connor n Brown. w Bound d Kahns,
Goodwin Miss Claxton, n Claxton, Elliot, Mrs Elliot
" Bates, Collins
CnARIHrox-steamshtpC olunbia-Mrs II Young, J
BrskycA l. Fsllensbea, r Strder Miss McFalls, A K
JurnrSHn. K Halsey, Miss Evan. Brown, q II Hail.
LenSpjck, II Brady. Bacon Ford. l. Lsngstop, W
Thoppscn. g Alton, " II Ioveloy, Amidon, Amidon
E Mnliken q n Kelsey, s Mamie, l. Mamie, Miss
6mith-spd Is In the steerage,
R,cnx9sD, &c-S.ssm.hip Roanoke John Lnihan w
Marble, VIM Tompkins, Hainett, NJ Martin and LADY,
Carlton Hamilton and lady. Mrs Moore, Mrs
Carman-and Is In the ateerage
DEPARTURES.
LIVERPOOL VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Palestine, from
Portsnd-Miss BlackmAn London; Thos Black w Leeven
Edwd Black wife and child New FORK; nefeather
Quebec Jas 1homA Kansas Jacob Fschof and Texas
Mr. Walker Miss 1on Toronto; Henry Trent Townsbips
Francis 4nesty lady and Detroit MILAN, ReEsn,
Montreal; John Martin, Hamilton; Elliott Brooke Miss Mo-
and Parland, Boston, Mr. Donnen, New York
HoNe KoxG-ship Hotspur-Mr Frederic HASKELL Mr.
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hooking after the business Of the Governor II is said that
his return FASTENED by telegraph despatch Sta ing
that arrangements being made TO remove ana ap-
point Certain ocias after the OF the Board Oh
Aldermen In the Chamberlain matter.
Governor Morgan arrived home this morning, unn ~
PLY destroying the capital Of gossip mongers VINO were
eagerly spreading the runor that Lieut. Governor - mp
beA In the absence Of Governor Morgan from the state
intended 10 send batch Of appointments INTO the sen tte
for confirmation There OF course no toundAuon ior
the rumor.
ALBANY, March 26-Evening,
Tho Committee on Cities and Villages had long session
CHS afternoon over the bill appointing commission 70
amend the charter Of the city Of New York Several
names were brought forward and they finally agreed
upon the following w. Allen, VIM. NJ Evarts,
Robert s. Gould, VIM Allen Butler, John Il. White An
drew Carrigan, VIM. +. Havemeyer, August Belmont,
Peter b Sweeney, J. Winthrop Chanler, VIM. D. Ken
nedy and Robert J. Dillon
Tho name OF John COchrane proposed but one Of
che members OF the committee objected TO him, on the
ground that no was politician. That provision OF the
bill continuing the present Common Council In power
until the charter was confirmed by the Legislature
was stricken out, a. 1t should have been; but
the striking out OF that provision has suddenly cooled OF
the ardor OF certain gentlemen Who have engaged
IN the battle against H.
Those who ought TO know assert 10 night that there
are some doubts about the bin being reported by the
committed II seems impossible To get thing through
for New York which Is wanted, unless some party At
faches TO private scheme odiOus enough TO condemn
tho whole bill
TIE same committee have decided to report the bill
repsalDg the Inspector OF Police.
The Assembly is this evening In Committee Of the
Whole on private bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1851
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State bs, IS; Reading
RAILROAD 22ss Morris Canal, 64 Long Island Railroad
lok; PenDs, vana Railroad, H. Sight exchange on New
York unchanged. -
Cotton nrm: sales to-day $4,000 bales at l2c. 12c
Tor mddlng Sugar and molassee unchanged, Freignts
on cotton TO Liverpool e Havre) ga.
Cotton-salcs 10 day, $500 bales: mdding upsnds,
loc sales Of three days, 800 bales receipts 1000
sterling exchange, OK per cent premium 90 ,ss,
NORFOLK, March 20, 1851
cottou-qaies at IL 70 l2l1c. for middiiog strictly
prime 20 b CHER. Receipts light. Corn-saes Today,
10 900 bushels mixed nj SIC. &c. yellow, CSC Naval
stores dull. - -, .. ,s.,
Flour dull Howard street aud OHIO, Is lay City Mis,
s5po GALES Wheat active and firm red, 81 ~ 81 30
vbste Al 40 n 81 66. Corn steady mixei, bSc Doc.
PORK dun: mess s17, prime sl4 Coffee firm ~ l2Ac
AoNS' IrtrtApEIPmA March 20, 1861.
Flour ou,et: super6ne, 50 "A IS 12h Wheat buoyaut;
sales 600 bushels REQ, 81 2sa$t 80 white, VI 80
a. no pu baoyabt sales 40 oc0 bushels nes southern
ye,los COO; old, cake lard, loo. alike
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Assembly,

Albany, March &c, 1861.
The bill passed by the Senate amend the act relative
TO inland navigation insurance. allowing all companies to
insure lake and river risks reported complete and by
consent read a third time and passed.
The resolutions to amend the resolution with
reference to the Court Of Appeals and salaries Of judges
were considered in Commit zee the Whole and advo-
by Messr Herman and Fish and opposed Messrs
Bingham, ruih Morgan ana Pierce, when progress was
reported
Sate the question Of calling convention to revise and
amend the constitution was taken up.
Mr. BINGHAM argned In favor Of the bill, the ground
that the present system OF government, In the legla
tive executive and judicial departments was defective
and Deeded remodslDg Az this time the government Ii
breaking up al around u.s. We need more powerful
government. The Executive should be clothed with
greater authority and more summary powers
The bin was ordered TO third reading.
The bill to authorize the Life and Health Insurance
companies insure the foety Of clerks and officers
positions OF trust against accidents by railroads steam
boats against the ceah or injury to horses or CATTLE and
against breakages of glass, was ordered to q third
reading.
number of bills OF private interest considered
The Metropolitan Health bill was then taken mp.
Mr. BALL spoke in favor OF the bill, and made sweeping
charges against the efficiency Of the present health laws
and health boards
Mr. ARculARIus spoke against the blu nan
The Incorporate the Loaner6 Sank, In the city OF
New York, taken up the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. hUTcMNos spoke favor of the BILL stating hat
be secused this In he general business of pawn
brokerirg which is, ut present. oppressive on the
poor But this bill would IN great measure protect the
public the interest charged by pawnbro-
kers.
Mr. WOODRUFF moved to insert the name of Edward L.
Donnery incorporation, in place of Hawey d. Clapp.
Carried.
The bill was then ordered to q third reading
The bill to improve the tolls on railroads being moved
general oroer,
Mr. FARsUM moved to lay the bill on the table. The
ayes ano nays demanded and the motion was car
ried-47 against 80
mis- probably kills the bill for this session.
Mr. BrhIsAiL called fo the table the motion to rein
cert the enactng clause OF the bill to incorporate the
New York Passenger Baggage Line Com pany.
Messrs. Young Cozans, Arcuiarius, Woodruff, Walsh,
Kenyon and HARDY made strong fight against the mo
ton and Messrs Brosa and johnson spoke in s favor
After long debate the motion again laid on the
table, which ospoees II for the balance Of the session
The bills extend the time for the incorporation Of
company and the construction Of railroad track on the
Zerme Of the Cn-nango canal and TO provide for the
appt intment OF antors in the District Courts OF New
York. ordered TO u third reading.
The enable the school OF the Chidrens Aid So
city Of New York to participate in the distribution OF the
Common School fund, was ordered TO third reading.
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Burglary-safe Blown Open.

ColD SPRING, N. r., March 70, 1861.
Burglars again in village and another safe has
been blown open. The store Of o. NJ Baxter, lumber
merchant, Of this village, broken open last night,
and his iron safe, OF Herrgs best blown open
by means DO and about $40 taken the burglars
dr. ed holes Of about eighth Of inch In diameter
near the lock- in which they must have inserted the
xowder The inner Dor tion OF the door and lock
blown some distance from the safe, showing powerful
charge. The money drawer was found this morning In
the river near West Point The books and checks
left undturbed It supposed that the front
opened by false keys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-27

Senate.
ALBANY, March 20, 1861
REPORTS.
Mr.. HAMMOND favorably reported the bin providing
against the mutilation Of the records in New York.
Also favorably the bill amending the Revised Statutes
relative to trial by jury.
Mr. Goss reported favoraby the bill for the preserva
ton Of game in the counties Of Suffolk and Queens.
Mr.. RoTcH favorably the bill to complete and prevent
ing the sdulteration and stop the traffic In swirl milk
By Mr.. ACGRAw-complete, the bill recognizing the
Asylum for Idiots.
Mr. RoBSsoN-compiete, the bin Incorporating the New
York Corn Exchange.
Mr.. MCLEOD MURPHY introduced bill authorizing the
Improvement of navigation the Harlem river. It
provides for the appointment by the Supervisors Of four
commissioners lock after the improvement of Harlem
river hold Office for i've years. authorizes the raising
OF $400 900 for the purpose Of the bill.
The bill 70 incorporate the Safe Deposit Company, New
YORK, was passed.
The annual appropriation bill made the special or
der for TO morrow at noon.
The bill charter of the Long Island Rail-
road Company was passed.
The half mill tax bill TO pay the interest on the twelve
million debt laid aside the understanding that 1t
was to be reduced onequarter OF a mill.