Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

w WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
Your "D,lLY lSTELLIGESCER" is regularly re-
ceiycd by many here, and must say, without any
intention OF fatteIing you, that 1t is i'll every way
one OF the finest papers extant, and one which
will 10 credit 10 your city. IL Is what your CITY
has needed much for many years, and trust you
will meet with that encouragement to which you
are Justly entitled, Us syery ciuzeninyour coun-
ty must feel some pride ia being well represented
al home and abroad. BY the way, several very
hacrins notices of the "Intelligenccr'' haze ap-
peared in some Of the Eastern papers, which,
suppose, you entirely too modest to lay before
your readers, as they do not appear IN any Ell your
numbers. ....... I'll.
l learn from some German friends, that much
interest IS felt in the deliberations OF the "Con-
greSs of the American Revolutionary League for
Europe" now in session in your city.
The adjournment of Congress has had apparent
ly but little effect upon Washington, for, contrary
TO all prcccdcnts, It presents at this time rs gay and
lively an appearance as when that body was IN
session. The public and private improvements
going al this time, numerous and upon a
lagr scale, far exceeding in number and style,
those OF any preceding year, and giving employ
ment 10 many hunlred families. AS your citizens
feel doubt not, an interest in all public improve
menS, intend from time TO time TO give you u
short description of those of that nature here
The only one shall mention i'll the coIlmunlca-
ton, is one in which every true lover OF his c0un-
Try must feel a deep interest, mean the "W ash
tile Father of his Country. Ii is now about lis
feet above ground, built of fine white MARBLE
Many OF the beautiful blocks presented by the dIt-
frent States and Societies, have received their pro-
per places, and present fine appearance and
symbolic, III Il beautiful manner, the bonds which
cement glorious Union.
The site of the Monument is a magnificent one,
being nearly upon the banks of the Potomac, direct
ly III front of the Presidents House. Already n
large amount of money has been expended upon
this beautiful structure; but more is needed and |
should be pleased to see the good citizens OF your
county, with their accustomed lberality, raise a
subscription TO forward the great work. Hon. (.
WMttlcSy is President of the, association 10 whom
all subscriptions may be forwarded. "a
No political news of any importance. The
Wings are well satisfied with the result of the late
election in Maine We doubt not that Ohio, Penn
Sylvania and Indiana will do as well in their COM
Ing State elections.
The rumor of Secretary Corwins resignation IS
like most of such rumors, without foundation.
Mr.. Fillmore would hardly accept of a resignation
in his Cabinet, near the end of his admnisIa-
ton, unless under peculiar circumstances. MI.
Cabell has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Land
Office, vice Wilson promoted. He has had con.
siderable experience in the Office is Virginian and
polished gentleman. The appointment gives
general satisfaction. Dir. Woodrow, of Ohio, has
also been appointed TO 81 400 clerkship in the
same office. -.....l.-rs .. .r.I...u.5 D.,
Yours truly, METROPOLIS.