Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18
-Tbe New York Express say.


We learn from passenger by the Europa, that
the great Magyar is still living in private boarding
house in q back street in London, without i'll the
Toast troubling himself about Continental politics,
the intervention question: the solidarity OF the
peoples. The French, Italian and Hungarian cSles,
with which the British metropolis swarms, 1t is
said, are less in the habit of looking to him for coun
sci and advice, now, than Mazzini. kossuth, they
argue, with great plauslbility, has so opened the
eyes of Absolutsm on the Continent that 1t is NOR
ally and physically impossible that any scheme for
the revival of revolution can succeed under his
management. His speeches and harangues in the
United States, they say have only had the elect to
show Kings and Princes their weak places, and TO
put them upon their guard against popular innova-
IONS as pointed out and enforced by kosSuth-
As leader, therefore, his prestige, his influence,
his name is gone.
The London police, nevertheless, are instructed
to keep a sharp eye on the movements of the MAY
gar But so far, they have had occasion to in
terfere with him. taking it for granted that he is no
longer in the confidence of the eXileS in England,
rs we have stated. 1t is believed he has means
enough at his command to enable him and his FAM
lily to spend the rest of their days in peace and com
fort as private residents OF London
-.t mr. Observation-Disclosures 30 u-5-
CorrER NEws-The following liens of Copper
news we clip from the Lake Superior Journal, of
Sept. Sth
port for the past month have been light they
usually at this season of the year. The only lot
that has arrived since our last is that by the Pro-
pcller Manhattan to day, consisting of 81 barrels
and 20 masses, equal to about % tons, from the
North West Mine. The Cliff Mine is raising to
the surface ready for shipment about 100 tons per
month; the minnesota Company owes so tons a
month and the North West about 40 lons month.
large number Of the mines are raising copper, but
for want of good summer roads, they can only
transport the metal to the lake in the winter which
brings all of their shipments i'll the spring h
2 - .-tl '.H.
''AFAMALE SculrrnR.-A correspondent ofthe N.
Y. Tribune gives an account OF Miss Harriet Hos
mer, of Watertown, Mass only twenty years fase,
who has just completed beautiful piece OF sculp-
ture, called "fIeSper, the Evening Star," which he
pronounces worthy of our best sculptors. Miss
Hosmer recently spent a winter IN ST. LOUIS which
she devoted to the study of astronomy and attend
ance on medical lectures. The correspondent Of
the Tribune gives the following description OF the
bust: r''tr7 50 1!7!-' r. us A--'.t
at has the face Of lovely maiden gently falling
asleep with the sound of distant music. HGr har
is gracefully arranged, and intertwlned with cap
sules of the poppy. A star shines on her forehead,
and nnder her breast lies the crescent moon. The
hush of evening breathes from the serene counte-
nance and the heavily dropped eyelids. "
"The mechanical execution of this bust seemed
to be worthy of its lovely and life like expression
The swell of cheek and breast is like pure, young
healthy flesh, and the muscles of the beautiful
mouth are so decately cut that tseems like thing
that breathes'' si1fgIg a-- =l,.E 4l.
. Miss Hosmer is about proceeding to Rome, where
she proposes to reside few years, with the inten-
ton ofbecoming a sculptor by profession ~ <
THE HARBon AND RIVER DoDGE.-At Detroit the
other day "a friend writes us) heard a loquacious
Democrat boast of the adroitness with which Gen.
Cass and the Democratic friends of the Sault Ste.
Marie Canal had managed to "steal Vine thnn-
DER t'Those votes OF General Pierce against In
ternal Improvement would have killed him in the
West" he said; "but now we can point to the
action of Democratic Congress in favor Of this
canal and of Haabor and River Improvement
The speaker forgot IF he ever knew that General
Pierce voted AGAINST this very canal, and that the
final grant in its favor could not have been OBJ
tanned without WING votes as well as VINO prin-
ciples. .sa is- ESQ All fH.lEys 7ali .-f, d II