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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
AlltsSeari conysntlen.

ST. LUuIs, March GAIN the Conyen
ton. yesterday, Ar. Henderson, Chairman
of the Committee to which was referred
the communication of the Commissioner
from Geo gin, presented q long report, de-
claring against secession, and exhOrtiug
GeorEtH and the other seeding States to
desist from The Revolutionary measures
commenced by them, and unite their voice
with ours in restoring peace and cement-
ing tue Union. Ia other regards, the re-
port dOn't materially differ from thar of
the Committee on Federal Relations. -
Mr.. Birch presented a. minority report.
denying the legal right of secession, bnt
recognizing the right of lreyolution.-
While dePloriug the sectional disregard of
duty, we will not despair OF Justice I'LL our
complaints shall have been specifically
and unavAilingly submitted 10 the Nortli-
ern people, that property Ia. slaves is con.
stituiOnal and right; aud if tue Federal
Government impairs that fight, the slave
holding States should be f5and united In
its defence, and 10 such events as NAV le.
ultimately follow, llissolrf will share tbe
9angeFs and destiny of the sister slave
Both reports were ORDERED 70 be printed
and made the special order for the third
Monday 10 december. IS iSlrFe9 fgfFfETi7
The resolution providing for the cleo
ton, by the Convention, of seven dele
gates TO tue Border State Convention, was
then passed. ,...-,s-, -. .-,sS.l...,'
The Convention then adtOutned.
ST., Louis, March 22.-In the Copyen-
ttpn, this morning, one from each Con-
gressional District were elected to call a
Convention together previous to the third
Monday in December, should exigencies
requise 1t. G
Delegates we're appoinlsd 70 the Border
State Convention.
A resolution wns adopted, instructiup
the President of the Convention to trans.
nit ratified copy Of tue proceedings Of
the Conventions, 70 the President Of the
United States and the GOYsrpors Of each
Adjourned till the third Monday in Dec
Z The following from al editorial in the
RspubhcGn, is a very fair resume of the
proceedings Of the Convention:
"The voice of Missouri has been spoken
through ths Convention called for that
purpose. That voice pronounced that
further concessions should be; made with
q view to the restoration Of the union of
the States definitely. These concessions
should lave been the Crittenden resolu-
tions, for their basis declares reunion
would be imperiled by the use OF force, on
the part of Federal Government, against
the people of the seeded States, and spe-
eially advises that the Federal troops be
withdrawn from the States where a coll
iision is threatened II is firm .and steady
in its expression. II declares for a Ma
tional Convention, in hope thatits deliber-
1ttOns may result In measures which will
secure that object. The same voice cou-
sistently pronounced that there is at pres.
ent no adequate cause for retiring from
the Union, and refuses at this time to
pledge Missouri TO secession, even in the
event the rest of the BORDER States secerir,
or no plan Of adjustment, be. needed to by
the Nortlig "a N1H .8IfAt4 i NJ AZ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
RBBROOkB CoUxrY CouRr.-The Cont

RIBRooKR County CoURT.-The Coart
for Brooke county was in session at Wells
burg last week. In giving synopsis ofthe
proceedings the Herald says:
very pAlpnble remedy, it seems to us,
would be for parties having casesin Court
10 depend more upon the resident attorneys
and less upon those from Wheeling or
elsewhere. We have lawyers at home
probably as competent, certaiuly as faith
ful and industrious MS any in Wheeling,
and other things being equal, it would
probably be found better to give them the
preference in snch cases as may OCCUR
We merely drop the suggestion, knowing
that such course would be the most eff
tectnUl TO secure general promptness and
efficiency in the management Of law mat
tiers. -z..za
1t is but just and proper to say that the
editor of the Herald is not lawyer him-
sell. 81 als.F. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
nReTnE CALloFE.-The ealioPe man, q

ES3eTHE CALIOPE.--Ihe caliOPe man. OF
the steamer Ntslnotte, gave concert on
the deck of that steamer last night. We
presume he had the largest audience that
ever assembled at a musical soiree to
hear u single performer upon a single
instrument. Hundreds of people collect
ed on the landing and many fingered
on the street corners listening to the shrill
notes of Dixie's Land, the Old Grey Horse,
Pop Goes the Weasel, Katy Darling. The
Wild notes and answering echoes. were
sent flying over the moOhlit hills and
along the bright waters, and Tone cOnld
hear all the separate parts of the pieces
played, dying aud shrieking in as many
different directions afar OF. as if the notes
ofths whole had been simultaneously pro-
duerd and thrown ut the sky. ass9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23


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Blythe use of these pillsthe periodic at
tacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; andtt taken Mt the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained. "
They seldom fTil in remoyeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costiveness.
4 The Literary NTan students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits,
they are valuable MS a Laxative, Improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the.
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
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tenn stiu ~ 80 a3bptssfu 5dF -F,ss - =
Far sale by RRED s RRAFr,
r. ..i. Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

80 AnrittgRr CoAFASY.-Ths new.
artillery company had a meeting on Tharss
DAY night, at which there was cOpsidera-
ole .sathRs!asR qmQpgs the members. ). An
o GU meeting Is 10 be held at the Athene--
u~ '0'aisAt' 4si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

mTuE EQulSox.-On Thursday occur
red the vernal equinox, and by the laws of
nature the day and night were of equal
length, the sun rising at 6 o'clock in the
morning aud setting at o'clock in thcev
ing. For several days there will be no preeip-
tibIe difference in the length of tue :period
between the rising and setting of the sun,
but nfteFward the days will gradually
lenEthen until the twenty-frst day ofJune,
when the summer solstice will be reached
and the sun will again approach towards
the equator. After the equinox the wealth
er geuerHlIy becomes more settled, aud the
work of the husbaudman begins for the
year iGsl -esi -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
hS7-TAE P.sopTnov 90 pr.,. ~,

/ B9eTHE PASoPTroS.-La Rue's Pan
optteOn of India will exhibit this AFTER
noon and evening at Washington Hail.
II has had an unprecedented run, and yet
there are plenty who have never seen it
Children viii be admitted this afternoon
at Eve cents a head. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

hSCOAt AT clxctSS1Tl.-The School
Board Of Cincinnati, on Monday night,
eonsraeed for any amount of coal, between
twenty-five thousand. and thirty-6ve thons-
aud bushels, to be deliyeredat the school
houses fOr'epeS and etspsn-siztstnt6s cents
per 6usheI. When it is considered that
portions Of this coal must.6e hauled great
Instances a., some idea Of the cbeaphesa of
"'"sS DIAMONDS in Ciacisuattrm ay DO, had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
ns-HoRRlpLE AcclDEsr-AS ESolxrER

pE5-HoRRlsLE AcciDESr-AM ES0IXpER
KrLLED.-A most lamentable accident oc.
CURED early yesterdy morning on the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad, between this city
and Moundsville, short distance above the
latter place, which resulted in the instant
death of John Burial; an engineer of n.
freight train. The train was moving
slowly along when SIR. Burial stepped for
ward, rs usual, to oil tile cylinders. In.
doing 50 he lost his foOthold and follower
the head of the cylinder upon the track
The great ten-wheeled camel engine pass
cd ovsr his body, grinding him into a
i missGapen mass, and of course killed
him instantly. Mr.. BuralIleaves wife
and three children, who reside in Cumber-
land.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

hS=THr RrvEn,-The. river5 was falling
slowly yesterday with seven feet and a
hslt water IN, tue channel, The Melnotte
was attic landing ahai Attracted ! large
number Of people by the Wild music she
discussed from her caliope. 4,
Tue weather was rather warner and
more I bright aad pleasant than for some
days Previous. - :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
8gy s5C7elR'grQph,
Reported for the Daily Intelligencerr

ITnR agent Of tie Atsocis,ed Peas.
deems j meuuibent on, bin &c state fIINi
the item OF news purporting to ha ne come
from Washington, which Hp6eared under
the Telegtaphitihead yesterday, originated
with an operator in the office at Pitts.
burgh, for which act he has Leen dis:
missed from the service Of the Company. I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

Bows see by the Ptttsburg papers
that the currency standard Is being adj
hered to on the part Of the merchants and.
traders centrally Of theF cities Of Pitts,
burg Allegheny and Birmingham, and the
rate Of discount (which allhaye agreed toy
on Missouri aud Virginia money; is, four
per cent for merchandise aud book, ac-
counts, Manufacturers RaIill cease to pay
their hands with this class of notes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
R6-SExr Up ron Broar DAYs.-Jobn

R9rSESr Up ron Etoar DAYs.-John
Archer, being drunk yesterday morning,
made variety of excepttouable demon
stFatious in the Centre Wheeling Market
House, such as insulting ladies, kicking
mp his iilnstrious heels, aud making merry
generally at the expense of dseeucy aud
PTopriety. Officer lancaster put decisive
paw upon Archer's head aud showed him
forward to Aid. Macmanawpy's office,
whence he was sent up for eight days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
rBTaE C Associated Press, !, as a news

ESTHE Associated Press, as news
medium, enjoys, os.it deserves, the comb
dence of the country. Its dispatches are
always carefully guarded, and as rule
entirely reliable. The greatest precau=
lions are used to guard against fraud or
imposition of any sort. Yet nevertheless,
as in everything else, however, the Asso-
citation is liable at times, to be foully
dealt with by unworthy employees, as was
the case yesterday. 1t is enough for the
public to know that the misereant was
promptly detected aud ut Ouce iguobly
dismissed from the service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

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ns'r0H5 Or 'eE Headache may be prevented; and n
"hsn at the commencement of an attack Immediate
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They seldom fail In removing the Sau,Oa npd
: HeadGcbs to which fGmalpS are 50 snlIeet
Ihey act Eeatly upon the loves -remOyinv Coz.
irrneIs. - 4t--'''' .,' S's'
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- Inc CEPAALlc PILLS arc the rssult Of lepeID.
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ing IN the HeTVOu5 system OF from tlrrnne,d SiSio
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lucy aFs entirely vegetable IN. Their eompo.i,tn
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BUSINESS NomIoEs

E8=BURxE & BABxEs'3 SAYRs.-Again.
triumphant, where other manufacturers
have failed 70 preserve theirepptents.
Read the following voluntary Stestimo-i
mails, In regard to Burke & Barnesrsafes: >
JAMEsTowR. N. Y. Feb.7. 1861.
h NATh4s BROWN Strive have had oc.
casiohst TO exRt1iHe.the variety Of FIRE proof
safes sthatsWere burned in the great fire
here of January 3 9th and have no hesita-
ton inSgiEiug our opinion, that the safes
manufactured by. BpRKB 3 -BARXEs, of
Pittsburgh, Pas tor which you are agent
have st0od ms severe a ttstand sustained
less injury than any others that were burn
= We have two oftheh, No. 3 safes, which
were. in tho ere and preserved the con-
tents, not having the yarnish melted inside
the case. @.iit - -LS"e f"a Z"
We cheerfully recommend them to all
business men as being superior to any
other make with which we are acquainted.
f. 81. g'Il 4. -. MARTIN 4 BpsH,
RANSOM T. LANGPoRD.
S. Shearman& Son, NormanK. Ransom,
Fl. N. Smith, P.Pennock,
o. E.Jones, Nelson Brown,
J. Dinnin, ~ -. Thos. n. n. Colson,
Z. K Brown, Merritt F. Griffith,
Daseum Allen, A. Leon G. Brown.
The above shfcs, of every size, on hand
and made to order by
]. A. METcALP,
n =
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RaSr5DtapwSEP -AtNoeT.-A little, hoy
.nahied Clemens, tsll-in tue tiyer yesterday
morning, between the steamers S. G. Rs-
ker and -Albeniatle. The boy was seized
aud dragged ont just as ne was about be-
ing swept under one Of the steamers. g i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

1910 our friend Bush, newsdeaier,
!nHpder The AeLpre House, we are indebted
for ,l taYors In. bis line. And in this ac-
acknowledgement, the courlesies Of Billy
Waynan, ofthe corner depot, are not for.
gotten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
20 q = q t9lls5lI. 80 u c
B0ERHAVElSa
HOLLAND Bitters
a. DxsPEPsT.., - /!
Liver Complaint, Feverand Agne, &c.

7
~ DXSREP$IZ4,
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'TNHE SUCCESSFUL. INTRODUCTION AND USE
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kH, untltllis word "Btters Il but anothernan0E for
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BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
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mn at o one size Of the genuine lIalfrint BOttloh
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For ACIDITY, Try
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For HEADACHE, Try -,
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NV YORK, March 2a.-The steamship
ArlisO from uaSre and Southampton, ha.
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Th.
! u IS FumOred that the emancipation. o
tue Serts In RussiR. will take place durins
I Lent. -
AHaiss nj Warsaw were tranquil.
1 The Holland ministry have resigned.
Il Austria has requested Denmark 10 delay
the presentation of the budget before the
I Holstein Chambers. England. France and
Prussia have also demanded delay by Den
mark.
Count Cayour has brought to the notice
OF the Italian Parliament the necessity for
settling the Roman question.
Tue demand Tor discount in London has
increased. oOpsols closed ut eli @sl5 for
money, and 9249O2H for account.
Observation-Disclosures market closed
quiet. Flour has declining tendency,
land quotations are lower. Richards and
Spence quote flour dali, and offered ut Cd
define, without buyers; extra State 2ss6
2Ss Cd. Wheat quiet bnt steady; red
western lls9l2s sd, and white 1854
i IS Sd. Corn quiet mixed t3Ts, yellow
sss, and white at 9ss@39s. Provisions
quiet. Beef dull.
SECOND DIsTATcH. ~.
The ship Conquest, from Mobile for Liv-
erP pol, went ashore in Carnaron bay and
Is probably u total wreck e" :
The ship Ocean Gnide, from Newport
for Galveston, was abandoned at sea on
Feb. 18th. The crew were saved.
ln the House of Commons ON the 4th,
ar, Hennessey charged Lord John Russell
with deliberately eoncealing important dis
patches relating to trade Sifh Tuscanyand
Naples and approached him for having
committed a breach of the international
hws,
Ar. LHyard said the course Of the gov
eminent was in accordance with the SEN
timents of the mass of the English people.
Sir L. Bowyer said the policy of the
foreign Office would lead TO var. p
The London Tunes says the new tariff
bill of the United States establishes pro-
tectiye duties on the most exlrLvagant
scale and tue result will be the almost alb
solute prohibition of imports from Europe
and be more detrimental to the interests
of America than Europe.
FRAScE.-Mr. Persequy. has authorized
the establishment oftwo daily papers in
In the French Senate Mr. Baissy made
an attack on the alliance with England,
Out his remarks were received with dis
satisfaction In the French manufacturing
districts. a.i.isi RI.
Business was very dull at Paris. Flour
had advanced.
AUSTRIA has sanctioned tile ie-estab-
lishment of the electoral law is Cretim.
ITALY The ,bombardment OF ,Centelia
Frinto commercial on the. goth.
POnAEn.--W Warsaw presents a gloomy
appearance. Everybody wearing mourn
ing. The Citizens Committee of Safety
bad issued a proclamation requesting the
maintenance Of order. Over hundred
thousand persons attended the funeral
Of those killed during the late disturbance.
The troops Wereileft within tho barracks
and everybody was orderly. A petition is
being signed for the re-estAblishment Of
the Polish constitution.
Russia lit is said that the emancipa-
ton Of the. Serbs will be formally pro-
claimed during the Lent Season.
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The Late RAILROAD Accident.

H| H T
PHI1ApELPHIA, March 22.-The follow
ing additional particulars of the accident
and burning of the Western mail on the
feHnsyfFapfa Railroad, have been obtain
ed So. # -
The accident occurred on Wednesday
night, about two miles East of Washing
ton. The baggage and mail car on this
train were all in one, the car having par
tiuon separating the Compartments. The
naggage master was Mr.. Gresson, and as
there is no ronte agent of the Post Office,
he had 'charge. Of both the mail and bag
gage through the trip. There were thirty
nEe mail pouches. Among them were the
ST. Louis mail of the 10Th, Louisville mail
of the 10Th. Cincinnati mail of the goth.
Toledo mil of the 99th, the Columbus
aud Pittsburgh mails of the same dates.
Besides these, there were smaller mails
from several towns. The pouches were
for Harrisburg, philadelphia and Wash
Ington.l- The harrisburg mail WAS in FIVE
bugs, and were all saved without damage.
The baggage; consisted of large huIn6er
OF trunks, Talises and carpet bags, belong
ing to about 80 passengers. Some oft
had been checked through from points in
the West, and the rest came mainly from
Pittsburgh. 1t was all in the forward
compartment.
/ 7 Au ~ HSulu8luu ltlbeT6 were, IN great
pnrt, applications from the West for Office.
though the addresses and signatures were
so nearly destroyed as to be ilIegible.-
They will be sent to the dead letter office.
Money letters were sometimes seen, half
consumed. In one case, an epistle, con-
tainipg twenty ten dollar bills and one five
dollar bill, was burned sqnareiy in half.
leaving the half of every note perfectly
legtble, while the rest was completely con-
sumed. A letter to the President was
found only half burned up. 'SsF
- A Special Post Office Agent left the
scene of the accident, to secure the re-
maius of the letteIs, and such other Gov
eminent property as may be worth saving.
Bosrox, March 90 The schooner Sarah
Ann of Rock Island, has been destroyed
by tire. The Captain and one of the crew
were drowned. The storm continues
Que foot of snow has fallen, and railroad
travel is interrupted in all directions.
WINpER COTTON sOCKs.-- E1,TTo
NV heavy Socks fnr winter wear, Eleecy lIlii d J.
TO sSfin s54 isI Pt'EsF Is ' RIfo6ss pot
ERoERMAYE's HOLLAND BITTRRs,
FDB9ERilAyRs HOLLAND BITTERS
H0sTETTER's STOMACH BITTRRs,
H0SrEFTER's sTO9IACH BITTERs
HOoFEANDs GERMAN .BFFrgRs;
HoOPLANDS GERMAN BITTERs. = E3fl
SUI WIITC09iB'B ASTHMA RgHTRnY
wHITCONBB AsTH4A RRsiEDY.
BENNINGRR,S LONDON DOCK GIN. - ls77.
BENNINGER's LONDON DOCK GIN.
sANRoRD's LIVER IHyIGoRAToR.
sANFoRIgs LIVER INviGoR1TSR.
PROP. WOODS IIAIR RESTORATIVE
PROP. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvH, goal
MRS. MINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
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EtiRoPEAN News. 2
AggLval OF, the steemer Arago.

NEK YoRk, March 2a.-T6e steamship
Arig6 from ulyre aud Southampton, ms
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Th.
II is rumOred that the e,nanciputior. OF
tue Serfs in RussiR. will take place during
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23
DISSOLUTION.

Tho DRY GOODS business viii he continued, nv
myself and would resPeeIfnlIy ann6uhes that MI
+. B. STcarinGon will remain with me.
mhl% .IItE III if0s w 1fHISKELIt
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St. Matthews P. E. Church.

tx CONSEQUENCE OF NY ABSENCE IRON
The city, thern will be no service In St Matthews
church t5-moFroE. There will be service IN this
CIHrch every morning next week. except Monday
md Friday. At 6I< O'Clock, and every evening At
SeIosk. service on Friday At 10lS o'clock a, y:
Tnbzj 3, T. PERKINS.
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Bosrox. March 22 The schooner Sarah
Ann of Rock Island, has been destroyed
by fire. The Captain and one of the crew
were drowned. The storm continues
Que foot of snow has fallen, and railroad
travel is interrupted in all directions.
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Wisconsin.
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