Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-02
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Items nom fingiisn Fapera.
The Earl oil EileSmere ana suite embarked az
Plymouth ON the evening of May 9th, under sa-{
llute on board her bfaiesty,s fgate Leantler, So
Cant King. bound 10 New York.
| Fifty.two vessels at Liverpool were preparing
to sail for Australia, making registered tonnage
OF 81, 2s4. From tne osn 70 me llth INST, Tour
se :, a as @' =
T6e Master of the Rolls has granted an order for
the release OF Bishop Uliathorne and the very Rev.
III. .ns 70 pay .ne
amonnt Of his own and Dr.. Moores ns;vots
erty.
An stimportant If true" statement is made in
the Stanford Mercury. The editor says that ga
novel mode of Matching chickens has been nut I'M
TO operatonin Lincoln, ON the premises ola fell
I,monger. The eggs are placed in the water, which
| is kept up to the requisite warmth by means of
solar lamp; and many fine chickens thus matched
are running about the premises
The following story is gong the rounds of the
| English papers:
Two sons of noblemen, at school at Elton, were
Gay 4,
canrse IL tbe day,s given bmself
some airs which the young Etonians had no relish
lfor, one OF them gave MN a sound drup ping. me
circumstance reached the ears OF ,the queen, VINO,
having ascertainea on enquiry tnat hel son hau
gwen sntptosocauon 70 merit ths tnIashine,
had the good sense TO express her satisfaction at
the e., lesson tangn y nun; ~ ~ j.
ne " aletlota man says tlat cilme Oh
amos. every sas almost
ed. inithal county. $500 III
OPENING OF THE GREAT IRISH ExHInrrIosATC pB-
LIN.-The Worlds Fair ali Dublin was opened on
tba tot n. ssneech{
s.s .s'es
from the Lota Lleulehant.k Inc Weasaets WIS htie
and vast crowds assembled to witness the process
sion of Lords and ladies' the Viceregal Govern
ment of invited their escort nj
- I. ~ 900
seseraIrsgimentsoIt troops. NO less lhah io,VVo
persons were in the building on the first day. A
llletter snea king ofthe exhibition building, says
7rr, u in
q vast labyrintb Of Iipht
S;iiars an c;re aSches the sran nave
and aoh feat in The
M th caif
$500 St tb
IN bl,ie tint which
,i the class and eor
icons Ia on either side. have.
If
5 fat,, I,
-, .he a.
IN ms opeiins spssSth 'ile
yerted 10 the various branches of industry ayaila-
Bile for Ireland, anu in reference to its impioying
condition sa;d.I
a,
ing throughout the land. and that pappefism and
CRIME are everywhere aecreeslns. II we LOOK 70
agricultuLe, we nnu ils aaYsnce most remaIkap.e.
II
lion OF acres OF waste land have been reclaimed,
and that three millions have been expended IN
draining and improving the LAND, ana that the pro-
duce OF acre ioT acre o. lrisn sou rs now eqaai 70
the produce OF lsngllsh soii, aIesult whlcn Sr a..
i Young thought too sanguine TO predict when he
4 wrote his account oil. Ireland, Sdear,l a system
OF mas oeen ip
Il u lduced. anu me pest implements OIL husoandry
are now IN general use; anai oeiieye NOSE VINO
saw the cattle show mere q lew weeks ago VIII say
that the IRISH farmer IS capable oil cattie
not surpassed IN me SHOW OF snlinne.a. lheaT.t
Ihsn again me OF max rs extending
4 with mary etions !aPidity. fg e. f4 ) 81 ..5
here are various other branches OF industry;
i OF lace which has been very recenty estaoiishec
IN tins country, ana IS eeconlng q peInai
neht importance ol at tne Great ts4nipiloh ot
4 1891, the Jury considered me lace
Llor 70 that Oh almost any foreign
IN point oil beauty and design oil execution,
was equal TO that OF any OF the ioreign
and That nothlng put denclencyin me supply
would lnduce them 10 mportl msiorelgntcoun-
II trles; tHear.l Then the manniactnrs o. seweol
muslin, 1t gives 20 nan q
4 million young women OF this couniry,3 and that
S9o0 900 Is distributed IN to those employed
mus manufacture. All these thlnk are very en-
consid and warrant my asser-
ton industry IS spreading the land.
II fICheers. s. l,t.f = i 81 - z
ind 1t stated IN the very valnapl work OF sif
Il on the industrial resources OF ireiana,
lhas qunnll.y OF max, tor Wncn price Q. q nun
dred pounds haa oeen PAID, leaving ptonI 10 me
II grower, IS worth, when manulaclniedf INTO cam.
Il brlc, no less a sum than SS5Oo; and out OF the
sum, " henlt the profit OF the manu- acturer IS de-
Quoted, "a very large goes INTO me pockets
oil a-tzans IN me shape ol%ages. " Is dlncuit y
Eoser-estmate The value Of fax IN this
country lhen, again. look at the extent thai The
linen rs gradually acquiring. The lln-
en- manufactnre which has been for many years the
PRIDE Of Ireland IN winch sue mas competed sue
with the linen OF all other
countries, is now becoming, thanks to the pains
4 bestowed upon 1T by the great manufacturers o.
the North, superior to the Production OF any other
4 country. CheeB.l &c.. ~
The following We're the closing ceremonies o.
the instailation:- -