Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

statements which have appeared ~ lhe New foIk
papers. during The last six months, some twelve
millions of dollars have been frauduDAnly obtain
ed by swindlins stock operators. Thus nj
y The Schuylet over issue, SS,O00,0006
The Parker Vein, 100000
The Vermont Central, 1900, 000%
Three smplI FRY swindles, 100000
Sli,600,000
This will do for The year 1854. What will next
be altemptedi 2
grin the U. S. Senate, bill has been
reported granting q pension 10 The widow OF Jas.
Butehelder, lately killed 10 Boston, while aiding
The United States marshal In executing the laws
Of tie United States. The homestead bull Yves
debated until four o'clock, by sMesrs. WSde'
Jones Of TeuneSSee, Blown, Clayton and Others
gFNts. Robinson, the mutdeEesS now cf9lnbnpeu
in The Troy JAIL; assaulted tho sheriff ON Monday
morning when he took her heal.t her CELL SHE
struck lin with DrnS candesIick over The eye
Knocking him down aud infictinS q wouno, upon
his face. She was Afterwards handcaitd anu
chained fast 10 her cell. ud ~
'arFather Kroeger, the Catholic Priest oil, Gin.
cinnai charged with an ssaultwiih intent 10 com
init rape on girl IA years Of age, has been dis.
charged from the Criminal Court, Tue jury being
unable 10 agree.
GJ.The Degree Of Doctor Of Laws was concerted
upon l.. Walter ThZewell, Of Norfolk, Va, aud
ON Ex-P President Tyler, at the commencement oil
William and Mary College on the 4t inst. Prof.
D. r. Ewell has been elected President of this
college, in place Of Bishop Johns.
nT.The wife Of the author Of The "Reveres Of
Bachelor la got baby. Il he don't get woke
up now frcm his 'Reveties by the midnight cry
II will be because 'tIlers never was such baby
before.' .s
UrDr. Yargos, ex.PieSilt mt OF the Republic oI
Venezuela, died in New York OH Friday morning.
The deceased was an infinite friend Of The pat
rio, Bolivar, and of The famous General Mirandi,
anu was President Oi YeneZuela during tile years
lS36-3S. I.. .s.
GJ''The Governor Of New Hampshire vetoed the
The House by vote ovetruled il, but The Senate
sustained The veto. Things on the subject often.
nerance will stand as they are in the '0l1 Granite
State
NEw YoRK PoLlrrcs.--Greene Q. Bronson, who
received the nomination for Governor at the late
Syracuse Hard shell Convention, declines being o
candidate. 1t was known lie had petenptoIily de.
cined being candidate before hewas nominated.
Elijah Ford, OF Buffalo, was nominated for Ii.
Governor. Clark Burnham for Canal Commission
CT, and Abram Vernon for State Prison Inspector,
were named by the Convention.
In letter to The ConventonSin which he states
his reason for not GLOWING his name to he used
Mr.. Bronson gives his views OH the subject oil
Slavery extension. We subjoin an extracts:
"Without saying anything 10 wound the feelings
Of the political friends who have been made Ia
give their assent 10 all the proceedings OF The Ne.
oraska bill, the purpose should be distinctly de,
claTed OF maintaining lie great prucIp.e asserted
BY the measure, Of baniShing tile Slavery question
ftom Congress. by referring II as we do other ques'
lions Of domestic policy, 10 the Influence OF The
Constitution and The decision OF the people o.
the several States and Territories. as The tight
10 import slaves has long since ceased, 1t evident
that allowing thUSe we lave to be dispersed owe
wider extent Of country cannot add 10 tlslr mum
Der, and no one can doubt that IL would tend t
improve rather than injure their condition. There
is TO reasonable g:ound 10 believe that the people
Of either Nebraska or Kansas will declare in favo
Of having slaves but should they do so, 1t vii
inaicl no wound OH thu cause Of humanity, ant
no one will be injured unless 1t be themselves. L
is their own matter, and let them deal will II 81
they please. That is the way our fathers deal
with the Slavery question when they declared ant
achieved independence, and tue way they left i
when they framed the Constitution. II Is the
only way in which we con deal with II, without
putting The Union and Ill our high privileges ir
Jeopardy. Let us therefore place ourselves firmly
upon that platform, and then I'VE are 10 have q
grent northern party auayed against the South, q
movement directly telllins 10 the dissolution o.
the Union, we shall have our anncr on, and Ut
ready Tor the conflict"
TmE SUIoIDEIN EAST ABINGToN.-In addition I,
The particulars published yesterday relative to The
suicide Of M. Nash and Miss Sampson, in EaS
Arlington it's stated that the deceased were walk
ing together apparently in contemplutiye mood
between the hours of one aud Two o. clock yester'