Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
News of tho pay.

pIt seams 10 be definitely settled that CONFESS
will adjourn on the 4th Of August although the
business OF the session will be far from completion
BY that time A list Of the Hills not disposed Of is
published in the New York Herald.-It fllssever.
al columns, and embraces all sorts OF measures,
some OF them Of great Importance to individuals,
and yet includes only such bills as have been
read twice, referred 10 the committees, and report.
ed back iayorSbly. As many more are lying on
the desks Of members, awaiting call OF reports
from committees. Nearly all OF this multitude Of
bills will he enacted on at the close Of the session..
ofcouTSe private interests and private rights will
suffer from the fpIlure OF the meritorous private
bills, and public interests and public rights will
suffer from the meitOripus public Glsi and all the
time and labor given by the Senate, The House Of
Representatives, and the numerous committees Of
those bodies 10 the various bills will he lost, and
ell the work bestowed upon them during this SEES.
SION will have 10 be done over again during The
next, unless they shall be purmlited 10 sleep for
ever.
1TThe Joint Worm Convention was held al Wsr.
Tenion, w., last week. Only six counties Of the
Stale were represented, Resolutions were adopt
ed recommending early sowing, gUsno and other
means calculated 10 push forward the growth Of
the wheat as fast as possible, and above all uni.
versal destruction Of all The Stubbe by FIRE, in the
latter part Of winter or early spring, as we'll as eY.
cry particle Of straw remaining unconsumsd by the
stodk. A cOmmittee was also appointed to prepare
a memorial 10 the treaty making authorities Of
our government, with view 10 some action on
their part In the way Of holding out Inducements 10
the Peruvinns TO reduce the pIce Of This important
article.
pThe Louisville Journal saysj we think The
general expectation, ns we'll as the probability, is,
that peace among the Eastern Powers will lie pro.
claimed in the couiSe OF few weeks. The world
In general will no doubt welcome such procla.
nation, but alas, II will be the saddest possible
news to The fllibusers and the Pierce Administra-
ton. A European peace will be all awful damp.
er upon their projects in relation 10 Cuba. twill
render the immense naval preparations Of England
anl France available for the protection OF Spain
and her colonies. Does any one doubt that the
supposed necessity for The employment OF the
whole English and Ftench naval strength in the
Eastern waters melted Ia the breast Of the Pierce
Administration all those audacous projects 81
which the Washington Union has been constantly
hintlngi
GrJohn. H. White, E'q, has been unanimously
elected President, pro t,m., Of The New York
Crystal Palace Association, in place Of p. y. Bar.
nun, resigned.
A committee was appointed 10 obtain the serVi'
Nces Of an efficient superintendent for the season.
II was further resolved 10 appoint committee,
With power 10 dispose Of The Ctys'al Palace and
other property Of the Association, deliverable or
attef The frat day Of November next.
dTThe southern section OF Maryland and
portion OF Virginia were visited by heavy falls Of
rain last week. In Anne Arundel county, abont
IS miles from Baltimore, il fell In torrents, and
. some damSge was done. In ST. Mury's eoun.
", the mill.dam OF VIM. &. Cole, Rsqp was
swept away. 1t had recently been te.built at a
coai Of $500,
IRA little girl, sged but ten years, was lost in
the words near Goshen, New York, last week, and
was not found till four days Afterwards, the neigh.
bors ell turning out in the search. She had slept
In the woods for four nights, wandered in search Of
her home oil day, having plenty Of water 10 drink
from the springs but nothing TO eat except some
Msy.Apples and a few wild strawberries.
nJohn Monissey, the prize fighter, who was
lately taken on to Massachusetts, 10 answer 10 be-
ing engaged In the fight with Yankee Sullivan,
has plead guilty and been fined $1,000 and cost,
and in default Of payment, committed. The fine
andcSsls are 10 be paid within seven days, OF he
will be imprisoned for sixteen months. II is said
the necessary amount was sent from New York
on Sunday last. Sullivan, It will he recolected,
forfeited the bail Of $500.
uhn. Thomas Peter, the only survivor except
one Of the family OF Mis-. General Washington,
died at her residence In Georgetown, on the 9Th
inst. Her funeral took place on Saturday last,
afterWhieh her remains were carried 10 the family
burying.sround, nenr Seneca Mills, In Montgome-
~ county
grMayor Conrad Of Philadelphia, sSercised the
veto power fotlhe fDt time, on Thursday adEl.
He sent back t6tbe Councils, with his objections,
on ordnance prescribing the powers and duties Of
Oily Controller.
fgHon. Char n, Conrad, Secretary OF War un-
Ger General Taylor, w6O was attacked with Sc.
yttstPeilof sickness at Niagara FSlls about ten
days ago. is now recovering. He Is now the guest
President Fillmore.
rTUuder the heud-of "wNnted in ArksnsdS,"
Smiths Hsrald enumeintes 100000 COED induslri'
Gus farmers 10 tillthe land that iS noS,lying idle
all over the State. The land is first rate, water
Is excellent, and The health good The land will
prosucs Gotten, corn, wheat, rye, OATS barley, 20.
uioes, and every kind Of vegetables that grows in
the Hated States. Thg lands are now opep teA.
dy and waiting.
r-The osse OF the Burns rioters came before
tbs Etant Jury Of The Municipal Court Of Bottom
last week, but no Indictment for murder was
found ssainIt those charged with killing Batch
sldst--,hey we're, however, arraisned' plead mol
guilty, and gave Ill III 1000 each for their APP
psapnce fOr trial at a future day, most probably
1.-THE next term Of,he Court
IRA man, said 10 be a member Of he'TFoVi,
deaee, RsI, bar, arrived in Boston last week utti'
red, very richly, 10 female apparel. On the charge
d. a a n u