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loss of she Steamer BrotleS JOiia-
than.

New YORK, Aug &c The Alta Caliior,
uian, of San Frrncisco, of the morning OF
The Sd inst, has been received by private
nands 1t contains the following impor
tanr intelligence
CRESCENT CTR, July 81, via JACKSON
lille, Aug. 3--The steamer Brother
Jonathan struck a suuken rock OH st
Georges Point eight OF ten miles west
from here, at 1.30 p IN, to-day. All on
board we're lost except seventeen per
sons, including three children Boats
have goDe to the rescue, but there are no
hopes of saving more Two boats were
swamped along side of the ship, and three
coats were left Oh board The following
are the names of those saved; James
Patterson, Sd officer, David Tanril, Steer
age Stewart; Henry Miller, Baker, Pat
Sim, Fireman VIM. Lowry, Fireman;
VIM. E. Shield, Waiter Stephen Moran,
Waiter; Mrs Mary Ann Twaddle, Mrs NJ
Z. Wilder, Mrs N -Stott and child, and
four colored seamen.
LATEST. l-~
The boats have returned, having seen
uothing of the wreck We give up all
napes ofsaving more passengers. Officer
Pattersonreports that Brig. Gen Wright.
when last seen on board. had life pre-
server ir his hand
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THE Nashville Dispatch says: "Onr
publication of the arrest of General Rod
dy was erroneous. Our informant should
have given Us the name Of Reuben Rod,
DIV, guerilla captain, Of East Tennes.
see. General Roddy was regular Con.
federste officer, and" it justly adds, "an
honorable gentleman. He Is now engaged
in mercantile business in Mobile"
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A suMpER OF discontented Southern

A NUMBER OF disconnected Southern
gentlemen, participants in the late re-
bellion, lately took passage on beard the
steamship Mentano for Rio Jsneiro from
New York, ss the pioneers of Q Southern
colony, to be located somewhere in the
Valley of the Amazon. provided the En-
peror had no objections. The steamer,
sfter being out twelve days, returned TO
port Tuesday morning with all hands In
sorry plight. The vessel sprung sleek
OF the Bermudas, and had to hobble
back to port to repair damages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

THE CASE OF Mr. STEPHESS.-A writer
in the Macon Telegraph recommends that
the psoplo of Georgia petition the Presi'
dent to grant a pardon 10 the Hon. A. IL.
Stephens. The writer thinks MI. STE
phens would Use all his influence for the
good of the country. and would assist
much in settling matters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

10y Union Lana
NV York, August "a The Herald's
Epnaoiaf. nsyes H3gadi Herr aenefl NarceI
liz dFo5 : "a of Iowa. sxpi7d q vii
la.d's fkis afternoou, fhDu fubercnlas
iis.saSe III the bfain, after weeks ling
erin9 conhnsmsnt DnD Dsspnsnlan, stat
uufSson to General Gil nts gave him an.
remitsoa sttent3on an nedicai consul
.tatjop, GsnsrSl Croc br Aaves y wife
ana three helpisss chiarsh
( II IL stated that a. President viii
sprobIbly shortly ordsg the release d
NsxsndS 81. Htsphens. HE case has
bseu undsE confederation for SONS
fime, and hes been a8atn urged hy ht
brother, Li1tpn Stephep1 Who had sew
~ iat6ryis6f VIA ur Johnson.
= M II ~ ~ Hnntsr. cf yirriuiA, isa =
WiIlarah. sIt Il st3tea thst her hlshaad,
now seonAhed aaa Stnts psieoner - Fort
Pu1tlki. a11a - ~ Ie1ease With the
bfisiisge 81 isaving sks6 6eoNtty 5bssyer.
The robrd ax.0en Wads Hampton has
reconsidered his sangainafy dstsrmina-
tion to die IL the lat ditch BY the South
ern Confederacy, snd now beilovp lastly
for pardon His.pstitiou wss sscdssd
to-day.
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INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College
WHEELING. w. VA.

1,HIs INSTITUTION, CHARTER-
i ED with full collegiate powers In 1884, and
receotly reoreanissd uhder a new Board Of Di.
reotors, win Be opened as collegiate institute
buildings arc now being thoroughly rsattsd and
newly furnished throughout.
In the liberaity sfits arrangements. In the sI.
tent and eomprehensiveness OF Its course OF
study. In its methods Of tuition and government,
and In the ability and experience Of fts Board
Of Instruction. the public may rely upon Its
being frst.class seminary.
Having had many years eIperiepesi In condnet'
inq leading Educational institutions In the Ess-
tern and Middle States. tsel assured that with
the liberal patronage and The earnest cooper
the College will soon be able to sItsnd to young
ladies' an the facilities for an accomplished sdu.
cation to be found outside Of our eastern ustro'
politan cities.
teachers Of distinguished ability. experience
In he dsparimsnts Of the mathematics and
sciences. Misc Martha d. Halstead, former pre.
csptress Of Wesleyan Female College, VII.
IN the department Of hterstars and bellies.
,sttrss, Miss Mary williams. late Preceptress OF
Lafaystte Institute, Washington, ID. e.
In Music Miss Emily J. Ship!ey. Of New Yots
ity. educ atsd In Europe and pupil Of Bsssi-
nj.
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella II. Gearn. oi
the New York School Of Design.
Assistsuts win be sdded In these or otaer dc
partmspts - occasion may require.
A NoRNAL DKYAHr(zaf win be organized .
an early day, having especial rsferonee to the
preparation Of young ladies for the business Of
4 PssrAkA1oxr DsPAErxxr viii bs opened
for such Misses - are too young toenter tes col
legiats.
EXPENSES PER 9gARrRR OF TEN
rurrIos-yrss Prspnstsry 9, second Pre-
parstory, a.; First CeneetAee. " seoond Col
iseissa u; taaiof, tie; eadsr. tl2 g Latin
ffsnck, osrnsn, g stssr hngsaSs: W xxpsr
psissinr r. on. Sle FsssslN Crsyen, O. N
=. :. Y{sno. Slo; Uss q Instrlmsnf, q So; vo
cai Nnae. Sio; Tssl, ID and ID qasrtsrs 50 esat'
'.fs .sfsosSsDrss; Sao-ss yas, .aa Lights, Is. WAXING
IS: Weskiy Bosrd, fre1 1osaay 70 Frsds,
Ieh O. S I.s, s;,,.. s.a 2. fsss Pc. e :: ,.,,. :, :,
80 ~ = - csnS M Ssnesssst q tSs qSsrtsr-sep
Sth. Nov. lsth, Febist ss1 April 1esh-
/ YounG ladies 90 received at any time bu
/ nof for fsss than an entire quarter. In case o
rusrncfed ulness, allowance WIN be msdl
foung iadiss ahouid hing towels, tabls napkins
unhrsllA and overshoes.
Apphestioes may be nads by lsttsr or b
ea"'s Il 6L6OMM An L D..
Juiyso. isss. Prsssdsns
| sescyaI Nouz. z.-Hsvisg 70 b stssss fes
- 81 inst., - AuG, lee1 spD6cetta ~
- n - intorvSl = Hss. G. d. HaDber1
tsd1slk Ior tel. = Wfses. -, eseseeg
A y Dszs
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DAY SCHOLARS.

Arr.nssmsnts arc being made Tor ts spe.
ysyance Of day scholars TO nount - Che1tg,
door, for the trieing charge ofswo o tbrss esats
Q trip. In this way TIE snallest eAli0fos - -
ssst with safety whlIs hsslth wil - Heeey
promoted By pleasant drive, ssd tes daily 81
chsnes Of . confined end smoky atnosphsre Tor
lars will be given iaser. sugls
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

A HEALTHY OFTICE--The fees OF the
health officer for the port OF New York
amount to $4,000 and his powers are
said to be more absolute aud unrestrain.
ed than the President Of the United
States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

IMMIGRANTS FOR VIRGINIA. Sixty odd
swedes, direct from their native land,
via New York, arrived in Richmond on
Monday. en- route for the valley Of the
upper James river, where there is already
thriving colony Of their countrymen -
This detachment Of immigrants was di-
rected to our State by letters from their
countrymeu, already settled here, giving
highly favorable accounts of our soil and
climate, and of the treatment they had
met with at the hands of Virginians.- -
They are ane race, if those we saw are
fair specimens The men and WOMEN are
sturdy and the children fat and healthy
On Sunday eighty sturdy English immi
grants also arrived
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

Mr.. JOHN FORSYTH, of the Mobile
Register, doesn't seen to take the falling
out of the bottom of the Southern tub
much to heart He makes o fnnnier pa.
per than he ever did before.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

SIX young negro men, from the island
of Hayti, have entered the Episcopal
Theological Seminary at Gambler, Ohio,
with a view to prepare themselves for
missionary work among their country
men
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

TIE guards of armed soldiers which
we're placed at the houses Of Secretaries
Seward, Stanton, and others Of the Cab
inst, jnst after the assassination. are stu
kspt up, end passing In lfont of thsir
doorsax any hour a the night you - |.
y ssasiaal stalking msasursdiy % and
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Uuau,hori1ed Pnklica,isa.
TBy Union Line !

WASHINGTON, August 26.-The publ
cation this morning of the order muster
ing out certain Generals was unautsor-
ized 1t has not yet been authorized by
the War Department, and further. the
name of General Bragg viii not be in
the list - A-----.L..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

SOME people hook spoons, some hook
money, some hook cloths. some hook
chickens, but a distinguished Federal
officer is a General Hooker
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Alex. Sg. assphsss-Ex:Gev. brew
8 nv Union Lfue,E

d KEw YORK. Angist 26. Tho CONNER.
|ciAlE special says. the President VIII
probably order the release Of Alex. n.
StSphens q
Ex-Gov, Brown. of Georgia, is in Wash
ington on business connected with the
sre0eeanixatiou oEthat State.
Gen. Lee will avail himself of the pro
visions Of recent order to leave the
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The Atlantic Gable,

New YORK August T-The papers
print to-day Russell's dairy of the cable
expedition. 1t gives complete and de-
tailed account OF the laying of cable, OF
the recovery at different times of its lost
insulation, of its final parting on the I'd
INST, and of the subsequent grappling
Tor it, down to and including the 9th
inst. The water where the cable was
lost was about one-hslf or three.fourth1
Of mile deep hnt tugt )standis9 z &
the broken end Waa .Q8 ono 4ed
brought to the deck q t16 Crest HsQEl
Its grsat weight has bi6n ~ 1fnsA RI
the strength q - rku ~ 7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

There are men SO constitationally mis-
erable that they couldn't find content
ment in the dictionary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

PROBABLY more than half Of the per
sons that ever joined temperance socie'
ties and are now living are hard drinkers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-28

SIMON CAMERON The warfare for
and against Simon Cameron for the next
senatorship in Pennsylvania opened on
Wednesday in o furions onslaught by
Judge Kelly upon Simon Cameron, in
the Philadelphia papers, over his own
signature, Kelly charges Cameron with
frauds upon the Indians, thirty years
ago, and . continuous career of corrupt
contracts. bribery, &c. since The at
tack is based on Cameron's recent speech
snsering at 'Philadelphia Congressmen.
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y,r.s s.es..,..l.s. /. s.v.jsss.ki &

81 Iht - NStofSSSss1s1< -.
NEW YORK, Aug N.-Haffax, N0va
Scotia papers ofthe 2oth mo tecsiysa =
Some of the secession ozgans, thee IRE
much exercised apd sxleyssgr@et dis9ust
at the fact that Mr AitcfIc tthe saly
Union editor Of that oifys AYvf1g -
invited to New York, 10 fsdeiFer t
thanks ofloyal fnerchsnts Of thSt metk6p'
oils in some snbstsntis1 m&quier l.
faithful upholding Of the UhItd te
government during the ps6t tJft4k3 ~
The secessionists, in order 70 blE11 ~
movement, had extcmpofized q Vr3e3Qte;
ton supper to one Of tt6ir numbs9. Nhd
had been a leader of the nbsls u 4alk
fax, and who made hSn6s,f nototls qgld
conspicuous in the tskslazlip ChelAi
peake affair, ana Nlol - aidsd the =
cape of pirates aftae TIL. .bed thnmt a.
rested II viii be rsnsnbsrsd tlssC II
tain Of the pirate Tall6 6ltsnes pnb1ie
thanked Dr. Anon e. pel6stencs fspd
ed that craft While St 8 q slIer 6@iaa g
norsd by the British admiral
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EXTRA CHARGRs

We request the public TO notice that tbs
above are the charges whom paid punetuslly IN
advance, when not so paid, ten per cent win in
variably be added as forming the regular prices
of the academy. Pupils iemsining. at tLs
Academy during the vacation, will be charged At
the rate OF a VI per week A sum Of monei
must be deposited with the Direetysss sufbcteM
to meet the expenses for clothing &c, SHOULD
the charge Of providing these dsvolvs on the
Institution
Parents are requested TO furnish thsir chill
dren with postage stamps "
THE ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
Mount de Chantal noar wheeling w. Vs.
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"a ~
NkW XEexss August 26-Edward s
Kstuhn1 iSAs arrested yesterday after
uotn - beSp ia West Goth street. He
Ehas not n out of the city He had
u iu&(S = with many Of his friends
- ~ and with his father With
IT, 1eff1 rs<oncilistion was effected
He MA 80 sfsited by his wife ut the
statioQ e. He has been about the
eiey u tly during the past fortnight
~ ~ idsd his former friends. He
x61 afty thousand dollars when
- sSUt no complaint has been
: 49, = xetchum.
E - IN Of Ketchum, Son & Co
M - eEt Monday to hear state
- q knAncial Affairs of that firm
- - - likely to reach sixty cents
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>essp Hfands In Virginia
sAus. "a Richmond cor
the Herald states that il
- thAt IL psymssters an
Kinney in the alleged
~ e16fA. Il b also believed
hnGShor of northern paymas
Rlya q - sams charges
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ST. vINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.

WHKRLIN0, WEST VIRGINIA.
DISH OP w n Y l. An TAVsT
ID that the success OF bis sforts In behalf o.
female education, viii recommend At once 70 tts
favor Of the public this Institution fot boys and
Young men. which hs hopes TO mako all thlt 10
desirable - school Tor youth.
The modern languages VIII bs taught ~ g:a
tlesnsn 10 whom thsy are vsrnacular, and who
will afford 70 the pupils occasional oppsrfuntttes
VI learning by prsctics and converssttou u ~
intended to provide such instruments and spps
rafus "a may elucidate. whtls they give intsssst
70 the studies Of Natural Philosophy. Chsmis
try, Surveying and Engipsertng. Tbs deRsrf.
msnt Of Book Keeping and Psumanshtp VII Is
supsrintended BY IN eminent accountant
fhs school win b open 70 tbs public. bat OF
ly Catholics viii be received % boerd>rs unlsss
Gr special reasons exception b nads The Ms
ciplins win DO strict and b enforced BY the de
mtssal Of the insubordinsts
Payrents win always b required IN sdsases,
for tie day scholars, quarterly, IN the csse sT
bozrdera, for the half session; sad he Agusss bs
low Indicate the caah In sdvsncs terms uhoas
the neglect Of parents or other csesee, psfDsnt
is-dslsyed, an addition Of ten psr eeet - tks
-esah pr1ces viii constitute tbs regular shefGes
6f the College No dedaettou vin - oa1e %
absence or 6f removal vhsn . quaStsr % hall
ssssion has been comnsneedy sSespt IN case el
sicknesa
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- = - -.
: -. II "A 11e this evening
~ 10 stEqot 61eyator, own-
49, Lo's ssens
sesdpisd BY p
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So s,ss $,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
D E w A r E
TAKE G o. Cd n 0 TICE!

As I am now in New York to buy up all the
bargains, I have succeeded thus far that
can sell you the following goods:
Good Calico, at 80 cts. per yard;
Very best Merimack Print, at IS cts. per I'd.
The best Pacific Delaines, at As cts. per I'D.
Cotton, wide, for 30 cts. per yard.
Cotton, "A wide, for 81 cts. per yard.
All Wool Flannels, at cost price, and al;
goods in proportion.
I am now determined to sell goods witfou.
regard Of cost This is no humbug and
will ask my customers and the public in gen
eral to give me a call and convince them selves;
For your own pockets sake call early ana
take your choice.
I have marked the goods out III plain figures
for everybody to see them 50 there e is no
deeeptions at HENRY SCH W ARZ'S,
ian 23-tf 1872, King street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
GENERAL NEWS.


The Paris correspondent of the New YORK
Times writes as follows $50 far as | can
slearn,sM, de Chateaurenard, lately appointed
French Minister to Washington, is not making
nreparations to start to his new post, and we
have the impression here that the Government
at Washington will not appoint tull minister
70 France till the place at Washington is filled
by full minister.
O.. P. Nicholson, of Maury county, Tenn,
formerly u S. Senator from that State, was
arrested says the Nashville Dispatch, and Is
now confined in the military prison hostage,
for Mr.. Ferran, of Murfreesboro, who was
arrested and sent South by order OF Gen.
FORE st while he was in that vicinity recently.
The landlord of a New York hotel testified
in court in that city last week, that if a man
drank five or six tumblers of whiskey, made
] good, hot and strong, it would depend upon
his head whether he was temperate man or
not aa3
The London correspondent OF the Pres BY
terian Banner aAirms that the Bishop Of Exc
ter is so high church in his notions that ne
will licepse no eurate to of6ciate who does not
aver his firm belief in the reality of Baptismal
Regeneration.
It is rumored that the Emperor OF Russia
and the Pope have quarreled over the Ency-
clical letter. N. de Sartiges had commune
Gated to Antoneli the measures adopted by
the French government against the Encycical
letter.
The first volume Of the French Emperors
work on Julius Caesar has now been printed,
at the Imperial press, in qua1to form. This
edition of ,OC0 copies will be reserved excu-
siyely for gratuitous distribution.
The Duchess de Chartres has given birth to
a daughter, the first grandchild of the last
French King. The event took place at Ham
common, near Richmond, in England.
The speech of the King of Prussia to the
Chambers professed desire for reconciliation
with the Chambers, but also expressed de-
termination to maintain strong military or.
ganizatioD. $50 Ez
A man was thrown from sleigh and broke
! his leg SO badly that amputation was .neces-
: ! ssary. Upon being condoled with by friend
who remark ed that it was avery bad accident,
the sufferer replied yes, especially when
wood is 50. high"
The sum Of SIG, 425 has already been sub
! eeribed in Boston for statue of the late Ed
ward Everett.
The Pope's sEncycical letter is the leading
theme Of discussion in, France The Projects
had been ordered to report on its effects. )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
Joseph r. JANNEY,
DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS,

S. E. Corner Of Prince and Pitt Streets.
ON HAND and constantly receiving Fresh
~ Country Butter and Eggs, (rehabe);
Welchs Family Flour in barrels and bags;
Choice Extras and Supers in barrels and bags;
Honey, Hominy Toasted Rye, and Warrens
Choice new crop Green and Black Teas, tor
sale at the lo1cest prices. Jan GU
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

"Nor THAT KIND OF CAr."-The
Springfield (Mass,) Uaioa is responsible
for the following: The old rroverb Of,
Circumstances alter cases." had spicy
illustration the other day at Boston no.
tel, aud two parties, one from this city,
and the other of Boston participated
therein. A young man who is the leas,
bit feminine in his appearance, parting
his hair 10 the middle, etc, Wen. to Bos
ton, aad while in that' city. was taken
with severe fit Of cholic Stopping at a
hotel he put himself to bed, and sent for
q physician. The doctor came, felt of
his patients pulse, examined his stomach
aud inquired wholly if his habits were
regular" to which the young man some
what surprised answered in the affirmative.
The doctor then cautiously aud politely
Informed his patient thot his symptoms
manifested some probabilities Of an in.
crease Of the census 10 short time. The
surprise Of the cholic stricken young man
at this singular announcement was only
equalled by that of the doctor when he
discovered the true sex of bis patient
Circumstances alter cases." always
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-05

tory. Why will the ear that abould not
listen to detraction when aimed at Oh
jects that are nearest our affections enter.
tain every idle gossip, and allow the Sian.
der which ought to be repealed at once to
overthrow the faith and love that are en-
shrined in our Utmost souls? They who
give audience to the slanderer, even for
moment put their peace in peril, and
there Is no security against his baneful
arts, save in the utter exclusion from
them. Truly has one, who spoke from
bitter personal experience, said Of the idle
woman who breaks down alters reared By
love upon our very hearts:
eff like a snake she At Gals within your walls,
TIL the black slime betray her rs she crawIs
II like q viper to the heart she wind,
And leave the venom there she did not find,
What marvel that this hag Of hatr ed works
Eternal evil latent she turks,
To make Pandemonium where she dwells,
And reign the Hccate OF domestic hels,"