South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-18
NTELLIGENCER.
RoMNEY, JULY 10.


Ito service Woodbury. IN J.) Con.
The Rothschilds have now branches
or houses, in the United States--at Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. That at New York, it is said
makes an average deposte in the banks
Of that city ola million Of dollars a day
MILES.
The Louisville Journal notices the ar.
rival at that place, of about twenty per-
sons, from New York and Philadelphia
on their way to Texas.
\ GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION.
CINCINNATI, July 6.
On Saturday afternoon, at ten min.
ntes before six O'Clock, Mr.. CLAYTON
made most beautiful and entirely
successful ascension with his new and
truly mpgnifcen, Balloon. The wind,
fortunately, blew directly towards the
East, though the breeze was quite
gentle. He rose very slowly to grea.
height, and remained in view an hour
and half. He took with him large
mail for the Eastern cities, in which
were enclosed copies Of the Cincinnati
Wing and Commercial inteligencer,
directed TO the editors, with whom We
exchange, in Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelpia, and New York. We
have seen q number of Balloons, but
we have never seen one TO compare
with MIR. Claytoa's either in size or
beauty. The shape is uncommonly
handsome, and is made Of silk OF va.
Fious coiors.
Mr.. Clayton was perfectly cool and
collected TO the last moment OF the
bscension, and went up. apparently,
with the utmost intrepidity. He is a
gentleman Of responsibility, about II
PEARS of age, Of considerable scienti-
Bic requirements, end understands per-
ectly the science Of Ballooning. Should
he wind continue to carry him in the
proper direction, and his gas (of which
,e had q very large supply not too
Ioon fail, he will undoubtedly accom-.
plish his voyage TO the Atlantic Sea.
Pord.-l Wing Eztra.
The Cincinnati papers Of Tuesday
7th) state the steamboat Hero, which
rived at that place the day before,
,sssed under Mr.. CIayton's balloon,
which assembled from Cincinnati at 6
o'clock on the 4th, about four miles
outhwest Of Guyandotse, at IL O'Clock
n the nigh. Of his ascension, going in
n easterly direction. Guyandotte is
istant 153 miles from Cincinnati.
Mr.. O'CoNNELL's OPINION OF MS
oUNraYMEN IN THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. o. CoNNELL, at late meeting of
10 Anti-Slavery Society of London,
peaking of the Irish in this country.
no do not advocate as he does the ia
attic doctrine of abolition. says of them:
"He was glad such Irishmen had
f their own country. They were
nongst the objects Of the curse Of St.
atrick, who had banished all poison
be and venemous reptiles from the
il Of Ireland. The learned member
Dublin then. in an eloquent man.
n, expressed his adherence Of Amer.
o, which pfolessed the most enlarged
inciples Of liberty, refusing to eman-
pate two millions of human beings
pm the degradation and horrors Of
very. The star.spangled banner of
merica was stained with negro blood.
hey refused their slaves even the
sssings ofedocalion. They enchain.
their bodies, and they would
% enchain their souls. If,hey suf-
ed this horrible system to continue,
~ would write themselves liars to
Dir own Declaration. He would
pclaim them, from the place on
lieh be then stood, blasphemers Of
Eir God, and, what some OF them
ght think Of still greater consequence,
lators of their sacred honor"
The ship Walter Scott, Of Boston,
ich sailed from New Orleans on the
h May, for Liverpool, with cargo
1880 bales Of cotton, was struck by
mining, on the 21st ultimo. The
p and cargo were entirely consumed.
g crew saved themselves by taking
their boats, from which they were
ked up in eighteen hours after the
ident. Gen. Of Lib.
MExIco.-Accounts from New Or.
ps to June 25,h, contain intelligence
complete change in the form of