Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-17
~ Il Mrs Julia G., Tyler. r
It is really hnsing to see how some NORTON Q

Sentured in scare of no.oriety on an excursion
50 .ealledloye and mercy across he Atlantic,
searching out eOsttess occasions foritheI manifesto
q ton Of Their pretended phi!a hropY. They have
rcaught IT ainly. and deseryedly, and The best
proofof the power andorce of Mrs. Tylers letter
is found in'the fact that the abolition papers of
this country seeking by all possible eGortsto
~, depreqlas the author, while they utterly fail TO
3 10 answer her ar umehtS. ao55lig .gi to son
2oisiIcRor our part lille we cordially prove
~aA a6f he Sentiments of her response aud admire the
ability which is manifested ont, yetwe
care get that the letter written. Dignity
o. e2pottance often given,by notice. efforts and
AIMS which would otherwise at once ind their
ba Ipdd and though even rs. Tyler's notice
Ssgislof the putehess of letter b. UNI
10 fable TO give dignity this eseGp effort the Eng
ladies hne OF dy, yet il
!os Alto give to this English squib IA dee
,floqugreof Enporance, which itGould erwiSe
nd TO raise tfoln position,
io y almost Beneath contemp in whichit sould oiir
have The best answer to feminine
hssfoFeigns interference domestic affairs
90 10 would have been found in c6ntemptuo6s rdicue
- "a and such course wpnid conppItsd MUCH
betteTwith the true character of Virginia lady,
h7bHsand have administered heaoSt crushing rebuke
o. 90 10 tie mGdilihg and yranncal D6tchess of Eng
V land such course they might have learn
ed that they were proposing to act sphere to
I1 (which they had claim, that they were neddling
!ass. with Shatttf %6ich did NOT concern them. and
While fHsy weIss SO doipg, they were pegeeing the
,loE panpe sthe suffering and the Gsrtt siaoery by
winch they surrounded, nanda particularly the
ten thousand Sheep Of the Datchess, feeding over
u sites Of The hundred cottages whence.ths phi
-lantheopcandQ nxotic paragon had elected the
suffering tenants, whom she cast forth starving up
- on room for her focks, When7
olIsshs beam ssemOye fopher eyea the daughters of
America may respectfully hear her. 'HsNA 10
- from the Forrest City, Tie German Edigg
OH toE might Nelbe that not Mr.. Ex-
yss .loFIesent Tera wenevery yet kne4si man who
liked 10 have wife more talanted and inteliectug
,. Al than himself aed the German Editor may weii
li be paiyonA bls prudent thank and on those
thanks most fthe eEditoFs,zi sbo iassailter may
isd happily participate. be hs,39lle sah:'io1 ~
so2 sd db1Ets Ca r!piE!e German editor SAYS his
M (, emotion on ing Ms. Julia G. Gyler's
, ply 10 the Duchess of Sutherland, of Joy
MAJ he TP not 5 Eh 5pDss
1 70 lie same episue the epithel of ttScreechy,'-
INST Il S$ ags s9$ sSisa @
douhtedly a yInegar scoldti ,.iIqzi ,.siT 10 a
s.s-T----771 10 ------z-z--7.rz- ;zl.sEa .f%S
z..' NAvAL.The following is state Of affairs at
the BROOKLYN Naty Yard:-The independence Is
the only vessel now undergoing repairs at the Navy
Yard, and theIeleven hundred mechanics employ,
ed there fearfullof dull times this summer.
The Macedonian, which is destined i The China
Seas, under the command of 4 Joel Abbot, all
her, stores on boar1s but requires ninety men
10 make her compliment The store ship Eexing-
was last Friday ordered TO prepare for carrying
out supplys 10 the Pacific squadron The steamer
John Hancock is expected at, The Ysrd in few
days. The ter slip Relief from the Brazil
ton is daily xpected sn There are three hundred
~ .. and fifty recruits board the North Carolina
HHs q 5veFnment is about building steam saw mill
aa neaT the Dfy.D Dock andples are being driven in
the low ground for the foundation: 1t viii be
sixty-fYe feet long, and is calculqledto saw tim
so ebeEfer theHpripus purposes of the yard nj y
sELt1 "a bs5aSdo --as---i----ls Hns
40 oiq froE+s AND ExFoRTs OF FoREIGse
yaIne Of goods, and andize, Of the
iu growing produce and manu- factuIe of foreign eoun
60 ,sffies, Ip6ed into the Unfled States during the
saaiHe ending June 80 1882 was 2oS,294,o7S; of
Of when $50 was dutiable, and s92 ,07s
CO .isfree Sl55I255s6s5w imported in American yes-
ysa ses, ands5s, foreign vessels. OF the
&c same npon Of and perchandize
sz5owe1ez ported $ 7s2s9 3s2 Sl2,1S6S90 of which
was exported in American vessels, and S53152, 992
saiiiaii f5reiga vessels! 'ii> i'sa SO ~
oHhsh Augmentation has been received that heE,s-
fern Bank K S.lliin glg, Conn, Wq9dRuIy Bank
at Woodbury.. Conn Bank 'of North America at
''.iSeyFoqp Goha3 ahdEt Citizens Ban2 of New
i bYie, have aiied bsWe have heard Particulars
Ramprs of the failure of Bank in INDIANA, and
the Eas Bank of Tennessee, have also been cur
$50 remit oMdpaper SHELTER 3thaiany ofthese. but
.Ea @ aS i 4f ton
A'N'Ss Cor ElpEa on g a physician 81 enasRee de-
sires us state-that this nausenus medicine may
ipoBealministered without the yieas jisgdstlo pa
10 bttfehtP eheyih wing small qdanti
y. - herring both hetase and
taking the spoenfuls of oil,iaA spieesof s4ttl
salink viii answers if ths heIringS1 not palatabie
The alsg6fseh apsffeety effe6taais aadSfhe most
delicate use the with cast
fort. .lfEs ,ss;fnfi'' "a,
5adFErr7f II IL
asb al fAtSsrysys sEsrpE KING III s 'stea
Isabel, at Charleston, brings advices 10 the sth
sssfSitIQ SlGI-lEid q ;Loo9 EISg--5i Gans -
ihst. .5i5Fsstted h5lBI3ItsI N.9iiaoTulG
n asis san extract from aleter from l.
sti7 Rodney, Rnted States Viee Consul at MAINTAIN
6sszasa dated 6thtnSt bGB Z, nIOas si.t '.stssnn
awe changed stheI gsslaenQer ofsoT smpchl es
sol, teenedo Vice. ents ON tuesday, LAST from the
CnmbEi TO The sngaE state pfCollI nos Chartra
leaving the Mt half ast Twelve aud d..
ming at the delightful ATiadne at about four The
Vice President considerably iatigued with
bsfie ioufneg but slept that night better told
20 1e fhaf since he hal been onthe island he felt de
lighted with the change and more hopeful and
ai ofbetter heart thaftsi he4eached Mantan
lionaBiy better than when
he came hefta sDotRot De surprised II the gotonel
sftssenas Mnfl6me astolefabIy W nian:sSt Is :