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Tho ship or DEAN.

Since the time when the Ancient
Mariner told the terrible tale of the
curse-laden ship with her crew of
ghRstly Corpses, no more thrilling story
of the sea has been related than that OF
the whale ship Diana, that recently
drilled into one of the Shetland Islands.
A year ago she left the Shetlands on
a whaling voyage to the Arctic regions,
having on board fifty men. From that
time nothing more was heard of hor.
The friends OF those on board became
alarmed. Money was raised and pre-
miums offered TO the first vessel that
would bring tidlngJ of the missing ship,
but all to no avail. Hope was almost
~ - s..s-
On the ID of April the people near
RonRis Voc, in one of the Shetland
Isles, were startled at seeing a CHASTITY
wreck of ship sailing into the harbor.
Battered and ice-crnBhed, sails and
cordage cut away, boats and spars cut
up for fuel In the terrible Arctic winter =.
her decks covered with dead and dying,
the long lost Diana sailed in like a ship
from the DeadLnRu's Land. 1Cifty men
sailed out OF Lerwick in her on II bright
May morning last year, All of the
fifty came back on her on the second Of
April, this year; the same, yet how
diferentI &c. .ol ~
Ten men, of whom the Captain was
one, lay stiffened corpses on the deck;
thirty-five lay helplsssly sick, and some
dying; two retained sutiioisnt strength
to creep alOit;, and the other three
crawled feebly about the deck. The
ship was boarded by the islanders. and
ashley climbed over the bulwarks the
man at the wheel fell fainting from ex-
element; one of the sick died as he lay,
his death being announced blythe fell
low occupant OF his berth feebly moan
ing, stake away this dead man" On
the bridge Of the vessel lay the body of
the Captain, as 1t had lain for four
months, with nine of his dead ship
mates by his side, all deCentIy laid out
by those who soon expected TO share
their fate. The survivors could not
bear to sink the bodies of their COM
rades into the sea, bnt kept them 40
that when the last man died the fated
ship that had been their common home
should be their common tomb. The
surgeon of the ship worked faithfully
10 the last, but cold, hunger, scurvy
and dysentGTy were too much for him.
The brave old Captain was the first
victim, and died blesHinghi men. Then
the others fell, one by one, until the
ship was tenanted only by Lhedead and
dying. One night more at sea would
have left the Diana floating coffin.
Not one of the fifty would have lived
to tell the CHASTITY tale. veg -f4' N'
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NEW YORK, April 2.-Per steamer
Henry Chauncey-The Panama Star
says: EEg
The President of the State, in view of
the expected invasion by the forces of
Level de Coda, is takingisteps to meet
any emergency that may occur for pro-
lection. State orders were issued to
organize the militia andrplace them on
a war footing, and in Panama enlist
ment is carried on with energy.
Australian adVices from Sydney
March LIST, and Wellington sth, have
reached Panama. EsE ll1tr
A French frigate with 200 females in
tended as wives for convicts recently
departedIto New Caledonia, had touch-
ed Sydney en- routes i1l4ti ltzsfR
The Inter Colonial exhibition Just
closed attracted 800, 900 visitors. %
The government had a majority of 20
on the division respecting the new
tariff, which is certain to become law.
Bills and acceptances valued at near
ly million sterling, were stolen from
the Oriental Bank, but were recovered.
A clerk has been arrested on suspicion
OF being the rObber. a. So. -5l.-y
Cotton picking has commenced in
Queensland a large crop is expected.
Twelve veseels have been chartered to
load wheat from South Australia for
England. II The lamont, one OF the
fleet, capsized and sunk in aiTyphoon.
The crew were saved. rnF7.f5
r. Johnston, late Chief Teller of the
Commercial Bank at Sydney, and Mr..
Gray, manager of the branch thereof at
Singleton, have been arrested for en-
bezllement. 81 % i4S- ,---S-l 20. - = - ~
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LoutsyilIe Tobecco MnrI,e,.

LOUISVILLE, May I.-Market steady
and prices fully sustained for all desir-
able grades. The offerings were small,
amounting to 100 hhds, with reflections
2 hhds of Hart county leaf at S2J Is, 3
hbds at SIS, lat Sl4 90; 8 at SiSal8 90 8
at Sl2a12 90, - at Sllall Is, Is at $iOa
10 1913 at S9a9 IS, s at IS lOaS 80, at 81
az 40, 5 at 50 2Oa6. 05. 4 at S5a5. IS, 9 at
81 lOa4 95, Il al So O5aS so, at 81 4Oa
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From japan.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Herald's
special, via San francisco, gives news
from Yokohama, Japan, 10 the Sd of
April. The war with Chosin was sus-
pended. Apologies, it is said, had been
demanded by the British Minister, and
made by the Mikado, for insults offered
to the British officers by the natives.
Another fire had destroyed a large
portion of Yokohama, and several in
cendiaries have been discovered. -
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From St.Loinis.

ST.LoUfs, May 2.-Rathan, Strause &
Bro. 3, whose sad dlery was burned last
Tuesday night, were insured in the
following foreign Offices IS 900 each:
Commercial Exchange, SSpringfeld,
Massachuselts; Continental, Excelsior,
Metrop0 litRn and Globe, OF New York ;
Active,S Of Hartford; Home, OF New
Haven; North American, Liverpool and
London. Wear a. Hickman had risks
In the following foreign companies:
Laramaf, Manhattan; Fulton and How
ard, OF. New York, S, 900 each; Phoenix,
BROOKLYN, Active and Hartford, $50, 600;
Citizens, ofNeW York, North AmeriGan,
of Philadelphia, and Home, Of New
York, SO, 600; Liverpool, London, and
s Sl9 be $4,000 Rh@ntx and Hartford,
General Carl Schurz has purchased
an interest In the Westliche Post, of
this city, and will hereafter become
Joint editorBWith Emil Pretorous.ia.
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! ST. LOUIS, May 2.-yFhe Democrats
Jefferson City dispatch saws. GoyeFnor
Fletcher and large nImber 81 The
leading men of the northwestern StateS.
are corresponding with the vieW1of se.
curing the nomination of fS6cretarv
Stanton for next President. IN +. a.
The Dubuque Herald states, on the
authority or a gentleman from MINI
neSota, that theSGovernor Of that State
is abouEtodssue a proclRnaa tibn urging
the citizens t0ship no more wheat down
the river until ditet haEEest, owing to
It's scarcity. ~ .s,sE4d4H8
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THE commission appointed last
summer toreyiss and codify the laws
ofthe United States, find as they pro-
coed that fully three-fourths of the laws
as now published are either obsolete,
repealed, or conflicting in terms. Thus
the eleven volumes of the general
statutes will be reduced 70 two in the
process of codifioatiOn.
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From Gau FrancIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Islam Sid
ney, via Honolulu, April 18th, arrived
Westward Ho, New Castle, John Jay
Sidney, both for San Francisco, are II
port, and the whalers-C champion 20
barrels oil; Saint George 400; DAME
Wood LIS, sperm; Europe 80, sperm.
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MAY2.-FLoUR-Firm, no change in
nFinaE ff:r M srtfsll -.-....,.......5t = :
GRX1S-wheatIF1 Firm, no change in
prices. Corn-Buoyant and active; No.
mixed Csc in bulk and 81 10 sacked,
Oats-Quiet at 7laT2c. Rye-Steady at
81 20. 71f1HfIFS.. !,
WmsKY-Sold at s. Is in bond. -i- 20 .... +,
CoTToNrGlO with a firm feeling on
part OF holdersl and middIing upIands
was held at 26c, consequent upon the
foreign news this p. m. - - ~
Il PR0vIstoEs-Mess Pofk-In good de-
,mand at S22 5Qa23O6. Lard-In demand
at 121zc, and about 900 tiercesJ city but
mot first class brands, purchased at tbs
rate; best city brands held at PKG.
Bulk Meats-Firnl, but nothing done:
there could have been large sales made
73<a9Z for shoulders and sides in bulk,
especially for Sides Bseon-ouiet and
BuTTER-Dull at 25a2sc. s
I EGGs-l6c. ElflGt .1a rti
CHBEsR-Steady. - v
GoLp-Closed at 134L<, buying, and
1857; selling, but since bank hours
drmer on the street and purchases
tmade at l34A. -1la-- 2 7.afFi't 80
BXoHAEGELFfrm. -1s'.-.-. s. 80. - =.
~ g e''- - BanaIo.
MAY 2.-FLouRS Sales 1880 bbls.
spring. ~ ~ . $50 l..-- +-......-.7,-- :
GR41S-wheat, so bags No. 2 Chica-
go at 81 so In store. Corn-Old mixed
western at 81 20 on boats; new on track
at 81 15a1 l6; choice Cleveland at 81 ia
I Is in store. oats-No. 2 at 6saiOc in
Estore. f.te4ri5iN ..a5.s,-.
MAY 2.-FLoUR-f1rm. hos e ,sli-I s.
GRAIN-Wh eaLrHi ghef; No. 2, So Tx
Ia2i741S. Corn-Ffrm; at 81 OH. Oats
Birmer; buyers at 81. Rye-Steady.
Barley-Quiet. 80 ,IaEsl-iT NO.
Observation-Disclosures firm; at So
t60a22 20. Lard-Nominal at i2N. Cat
Meats-uaSAanged.E aaYAEp
Milwaukee, - r,r.1r.5 3
May 2.ehFLouRAFfrm, Xxx Sl3 GOA
/ IA 90! n ,JGs1,zs5s5 fE'5T
Nc GsArS@Wheat@F Firm, at e 3 g gai for
hlsa sRR PFG6eiseo Market, Z az. ~ !, I
MAYl.-FLoUR-Active at 90 6Oa6 70;
exported, 1900 barrels, April. +
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BY THE GABLE.
Advloes to the % Of May.
IoNpoN, NAV 2-Noon Co,nsols. 81,

LONDON, May 2-Noon.4Consols. 81
5.2Os, 70; Illinois Central, 769f; Erie
A0a<7h --...fa -+lI-z-4 - ~ $50
L1vrRpoo1, May 2-Noon.-cottou
tirmi sales to-day OF 1900 bales; Mid
ding UPlands, ll3S; New Orleans, l2.
Breadstuffs-Western red wheat, is
sd; California wheat, las Cd. Corn, As
Barley, IS cd. Oats, IS I'd. Peas, 44s Sd
Provisions-Unchanged. Pork, as
Cd. Beef, 1878 3d. Bacon, s9s. Lard,
sis Sd. Cheese, COS.
PrOduce-Spiritso of Petroleum, Is; fol
refined Petroleum, Is Sd. Pot Ash,
34s. Spirits Turpentipe, SIS. Resin,
common, Is 3d. fine, lSs cd. Tallow,
As. Clover seed, SIS.
The London markets were nnchang.
Cd #H."H .... "aH...H...
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NE7W,rii5sYoRK, May 1.-The steamer
Henry with Cali ornia dates to the 10th
Tlltdi arrived this morning Co q 51ii siig
! I me relations between Peru and Chill
are far from rdial.-A Termination OF
the Spanish .questionis all That is me-
cessary to lead 70 open rupture.
/! The cholera Is carrying on many IN
the principal olties OF Nicaragua. In
Leon one hundred deaths occurred In
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Ohl she WIS beautiful and faIf, . y
With starry eyes and radiant hair -
Whose curling tendFlls SOFT, entWined
EnChRi1ed the very heart and mind.
CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex in.
10 WaVy and Glossy. RingIeIs or
y Heavy Massive Curls,
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
DtAnd Gentlemen can beantifV themselves
athousand fold. 1t b the only article n Inc
world that win curl straight hair, and at the
Rncs.J The CEisper Coma not only eufIs the
hRirs bnt inVigofates beGutiaesa and cleaDsss
II; q highly and deli ghtfuIly peffnmed, and
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THE Cincinnati Board Of health have
divided the city into seventeen districts,
and appointed a physisiHn for each
district, to attend the poor, at a salary
Of six hundred dollars per annuIn
each. isg- .-nuul i1 s15a rE 1.ni 3rJ
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HARRISBURG, May Gov. Geary
has signed the deathiiwarrantlof of Got
Heb Williams, fixing the day for the
execution on June -4th.L Williams kill
ed an old lady named Miller last fail. q
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Emporium Of FaSfiOn j.

lsi MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
BY HIS. KYLEsSG Nrs.sWATKINs.
Ladies' and Misses Dresses made, or cut and
basted. EfedEa trimmeSi patterns resolved
taught. mar0
.EY Tss = ,ShfIaSaU
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ALADY made herseIf conspicu6tis on
Broadly, recently, by wearing, instead
Of even the usual apology for d bonnet,
a bright colored ribbon tastefully sen-
twined about her head.
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5or gtnt.
For Rent.

ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON MAIN
" stree, 9th Ward. n =.
one Dwelling House on Hampden street,
One Basement office on Market street,
Sd Ward.
One fine Cottage House. until Fall with
Furniture, on CenIre street. LEL&t-D
my2 l. IRWIN.
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BY rELEaRAPI.
., NEW YORK. Hay 2.
70 REGULAR REPORT.

hhHu4AAAh hEEOhTs
CoTroN-More active; sales Of 900
bales at 2Se tor middling uplRnds.s
FLoUR-Receipts, 3, 479 bbls; the mar
ket is J1Oa2Oc better, and fairly active;
sales of s, 400 bbls. at $40 75a1l 60 for
superhDe State and western; $40 OOH
Is So for extra western; SlS Goals 10 for
choice do; SlS 50 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sl4 GOALS 80
for trade brands; market closing firm.
California flour, firm: sales of $50 rbbls.
and sacks at SIG 5Oal7 90. Rye flour
very Arm; sales $50 bbls. at IS 6Oa6 so.
WHsKY-UnchanH no receipts.
GRAIN-Wheat-The market is 2a3C
better, and fairly active; sales of 6S,4OO
bush. at 81 60 for common No.2 Chi
cagO; 81 20 for straight No. Milwaukee;
g 701za2 = for No. 2 AIilwauEee; s. 25
as 40 for white California, and g so for
white Michigan and Canada. Rye
Firm; sales OF 16, 400 bush. at 81 55al go
for inferior to prime western, and 81 65
for Canada free. Barley-Quiet and
very firm; sales of 8, 900 bush, two rowed
State at 81 IS. Corn-Receipts, 4, $50
bush.; market lal1Sc better. Barley
Active; sales of $1,000 bush. at 81 SS5Sa
/ SO for mixed western in store, and re-
tail lots at 81 S41zal 81 u for new mixed
western. n oats-R Receipts, oil BUSH;
market more active; sales OF las, 900
bush. at i75a79c for western; 79aSOc Tor
Milwaukee, s0aSIc for new Ohio, and
$50 for State. y.
RIcE-lO]la102lc for Carolina.
GRoCERIEs-Co fee-Quiet. Sugar
No decided change; sales $50 hhds,
Cuba, at 1O1EalO3<c. Molasses-Quiet.
PETRoLEUSI-l511Sal6 for crude; 25ka
255fc for refined In bond.
| HOPs-Quiet. r.l..r
PRoVISIONs-Pork more active and
tirmeTJ sales 9, 100 bbls Mt S23 25a23 So
for new mess, closing at S23 IS for. reg
blair; S22 u for old mess; SIS s7aI9 30 for
prime, the latter for uninspecled, and
SCI S7a22 90 for prime mess. Beef Firm;
sales 2S5 bbls at previous prices. Tierce
Beef-Firin; sales $50 tierces at SS2 75a
80 90 for prime mess; SIS 5On39 90 for In
dia mess. Bacon--Steady; saIes 4l6
boxes at 015a105s for Cumberland Cut;
llHa1i5fc for short ribbed; 129S a13c for
clear and long ribbed on private terms.
Cut Meats Steady; sales 1856 packages
S7la91Ec for shoulders, aud 12a1Sc for
hams. ~
Lard Steady and quiet; sales $40
bbls at l21<a133Ec for new.
BUTTBR-Dull at lla14c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm al l3al4c.
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For Rent.

HIHE SWAN" TAVERN ON. WATER
i Street, containing seventeen rooms. APP
ply 20, -. A..s- I ALEX. ROGERS.
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ForR Rent,

.sl4tSFEi VA 4h0446S 2-il7E@
THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
i Geo. r. Taylor & Co., and ]. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
dnIShed. Good Offices IN second. story, and
good rooms for other purposes In second and
third story in good order. Possession given
to some rooms Immediately, others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNBR0OK.
once, No. llS1S Main street. aboYey Mon.
roe, up stnirs. Els I2NiCs lhebS-tf
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. iMexiennNeRs.

-5iss- sc. so Mexican News. SOL 80
New ORLEANS May 2,-Advices
from Tempico of the Gath ult = all say,
Gomez has pronounced against Juarez
and in favor of Ortega. -.
Dates from Matatnoras of the 18th ult.
say, news reached Monterey on the oath
to the following effect: Portiero Diaz
occupies part OF the City. ToF Mexico.
His Headquarters Nre at Convent Santa
Domingo. Two squares of the main
plaza Of the city are still defended by
the Imperialists. General Tabert at the
head of a body Of Imperla had
made another attempt to cut his way
out of Queretaro. The Imperialists at
Queretaro were utterly in starving
condition. -s.Sfs ,...
General Guadoroma, who pursued
and routed the Imperial force under
Marquise, has returned to Queretaro.
The Liberal troops at San Luis have
been sent to Quaretaro. The Liberals
are anxious to end the struggle at
Queretaro, and are working energeti-
Cally and successfully to dos -,
The Times otthis city publishes a re-
port received from private sources,
which says that another battle had been
fought RtlQuaretar6, resulting in the
defeat of the demoraliZed 1mperiallsts
and the death of Miramon. After the
fight, Quaretaro was occupied by the
Liberals. Maximilian cannot be found
anywhere, and it is supposed that he
has secretly fled. This confirms the re-
port that Dfaz defeated Miramon, and
that the Liberals are complete masters
of the situation So shl.zS H45 20 1dis-1IlL
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ERENCH NACCoRDEoNs;
Flutes, gFIfsg slageolets, tTdHIn tFoffCR
Strings for Guitar and VI0lin1 BOWS R1aiu
Bridges, Guitarand Violin Trimmings with
every article In themuEie line for sale dow ~
1 tan8ls i-7ls,s iaHos1ae Main Street
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aEE-SEIc Al az 4SdI4c'



aFLoUR-Shade better for medium,
with fair inquiry, iEl-,H slf 7'1-f'
GRAIN4SRheat - Limited offerings
and strong upward tendency; No. 2
spring 81 79a2 so; No. / 50 S8a2 95. Rye
Very firm, 81 5Sal 90 for western.
Barley-Firm, Oats-Active and ad-
vancing. western 78asIc. Corn-Up-
ward tendency; old shipping mixed
western 81 3914a1 40 in store and 81 ~
afoat; new mixed western 81, 95al So Mt
Railroad depot and afloat. TT
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-Steady,2 $50 bar
rels new mess at 1923 20, regular, clos
ing buyers at S23 20 and sellers at
SO 25, regular, Extraordinarily mn
changed. Cut Meats Nominal. b Ba-
confirm at 10sSalO3< for Cumberland
middles and 1l1zc for short RIB. Lard
Dull at l25salS1Se for. fair to prime
steam, ~ = ~ Il % ~. -
.nslun4 o MoNEYIAlp STOCKS. al. .,as.,I-l
GOVERNMENT SGocKs-Coupons 'G2,
1917; 49,, lO51<a1059<; 165, .1O5ssalO59<;
new, 10731zal075si 10 40s unchanged;
7-S0s first, 1863; others, 1885, . Gt5.,
100 d
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The Latest News

- $50 = = {: 3 4E.:4I1tle
..,s4 BY the UnIO9 Line, iyJ
Once. corner of Main and Monroe streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03

A LARGE . AND WELL ASSORTED
"A Stock Of Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Sup
poEte8 and Bandages Just reeei Tsr and for i
' apr II 'on t.5' End 81 Stone Bridg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03

nDRERT's AND RINGS. AAIBROsIA,
O;Hall's Hair Remover, Partisan Hair Tonic
and all the Hair Restoratiyes Of the rS day.
Sprio -. ~, 81 End Of stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-03
no P r,iB vs.

EsTRoY THE RATS, MICE AND,
Reaches by using McGlelland's ExteE-.
minators For sale by . ODBERT1uU
aprIO End ofstone Bridge. 9