Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11

aletl are noW az WoIk,f lsvvu oil w nom are at Pa
nam0. TheswoIk near the sun NIT i very heavy,
there being cuts through the solid rosk. hundreds
ofyaras in length and nearly so fsetdeep The
length Of the peIlscomplsied is 81 mics, and The
Teceipts on that part for the month OF March. were
$50. 07O.
The sickness and mortality, among the laborers,
IS mueh less tlinn IN former years and is confined
almost entirely. TO HE gangs OF men brought ,i-
reetly from Ireland and Gefmany. who are much
less able 10 stand climate than those from the
g Omitted States and The West Indies. The Germans
who have gone there, have been particularly mn
foIlunate. most of them haviae been artisans and
unused = labor me open arr Nest Of the for
eigners when thee. were iromsthe floating poPu-
linton of large cites noted for their intempe
aud irregular habits OF life and nineatenths oil
those W ho die tlleTe, 9ile lnen6ofs Hal class.
When the Road IS complete from ocean toocehn
and fully equipped, IL viii have cost about ten
millions Of dollars. The two steamship compa
mics connecting whit. one on lie Atlantic, and
Ethe other on the Pacific, have also invested ia
ships, whnIvess aud stnIehoiises about giensmili
lions, Aspinwall The, termination on the Attain
fic, is nearly all owned by citizens she United
States spdshas absus 8, 600 Inhabitants. Panana
oathe Pacific side. Is rapidly losing its Spanish
aspect, and assuming the air Of n.nodern Town -
The railroad vii te fnishsd between these two
Spoinis his yenrs and The trip the Isthnus
vii then be made in about ihree hours. Then,
with good frst-class steamefs on each ocean. Tie
IMP mon, New York 10 sen francisco can benials
instwetity days,
The mails that cross the isl llInuss are imputed
by tons, and by hnhdfs,ls. aud Iaey are
constantly increasing. . z ;ss
aI-In these days OF yFoiuan.s Rights and ali
the other fooleIies which disgrace the age live
IN. aud cII down aud mar what would ciletsi Use
be its fair cians on the gratitude and respect Of
posterity, il pleasing u sketches Of The
olden time and see what was the appreciation OF
a past hges Of woman, Is, womaIi,s duties,
woman's place and woman; trns position and dis
tinction. Itissaid thai the pourait OF "a perfect
wife, presentedto his wife on the yetsary of
their marriage. BIZ the great Edaiund D uEke. was
designed by lie ford husband as portrait Of lier
self Il may have been that he desiTea To give her
model, but OF thai we NOV npIhing. 2 Certain
1t that the ideaiis excellent, perfect, and
well w0Ttiysthe pensot the great statesman not
inferior IN IFS spiion and design to tile Esay
onhe Sublime and Beautiful or tothe great
argument the s.impea chnent of Warren Hast
ings,' andmot9 bunefcisl Neutrality-suspicious.
If II shall tnril one feeble tsslIohg misded,, W.
-i't $500 - SO NAe.
peerless lnstre IN The ssPar-
ate sphere snedi the Creator, disiinetiron
vet mart Of and beautiIl,lly III
thai of man. We give The following part of tie
essay referred 70; 40
The chafaeter OF - : 2 - s.,...t < g
She is handsome, ii as Leanty,not arising
from festures,Ffr from complexion, or from shape
She has iIthrse 10 hugh degree. hut il not BY
he tim haioFf
of5tslnper sbeney oence innocence and sensible
NJ iiT s s's,2l
yopswonder It did not mors than rise yoar atis
ton Of first sight.
= asl eyes nave ,lls.le but lhey we
of 6fic ~
Her statue Is mol iali, she is not made 10 be the
animation OF everybody, but the happiness ofone.
sae has an sss hlinsss tht does moi exclude
ilopy vyeakness
Her VOICES safi Low music, not formed 10 rule
IN public assentbii but 10 harm those VII Gan
2 nom g crows y las rs ad-
Todesc,iIe her BODY. dsscIibes her mind, one
ste transcript Of lie Others her ndentauding is
mol seessln u
:, ~ 9. gS,
mol 10 say or do Is 81 s :
No person OF so Few ysaIs can know the world
no was ess less eAe
Her poI,ieness flows tl,er from nai,,fai dis
position TO oblige, Than from any rules on that
subject. and, theIe ore never fails 10 stfike those
WIG Understand good :Dteedinss and thest y 40 do
She has a steady md ,,,,,, -. - =
more nom The soliity Of The femaie character ,han
solldlly Of marble dues fton the polish and lustfe.
nnS mas such virtues rs makes us value the
y. ~ ~ que iistf tte