Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

THE INTEBLI R.
m7rsDAY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1854.
-=z----T 10 Corre-pondeatss &
..,,,rpi,. su seriptlon. al yertsing or 9th.
LIZ business the Intelltseneef shouldsbe ad-
essed Tie ie ediforfai OF the pa
he addressed 10 the Jointly, or 70 ell
efOre o fths%t writing for publication. WIN please
CorTes3fOoS0oIo one side OF the paper &
ofthe above ss VIII
Sc, sssp, asht Otherwise some times receive
,-z,--Yesterlay was voted The .,sarmest day
the seasOr. -
c..x,S BxxErloIAL SOCIETY," haltheiran-
ia n'.,. Yesterday. They numbered ITO men,
pa ps.s accompanied by two bands of music.
Wete z---s------ =
= c,u,, of Jenny Lind ticket and hat no.
D " ISL =, At the M'Llure House yesterday. He
'r'etn ,., rr Of Mr.. Gtnin. OF s.. Ciaitsyine.
c.,x,y CouRr MET YEsrERDAr. ]. H. Rob
w admitted to bail on charge of larceny, had
o,ri,sl hearing, auI tie case was adjourned Till
1sv No other business uohe.
noy,r FoRcEr the ladies' Strawberry party 10
N al Washington Hall. The ladies will be
min all their glory. So will the strawberries
.Jeean, aud other good things.
y,Esn sALaOx.-Messrs. Rose and KreiI Of the
lI,s Corner Confectionery, furnish, among:oiher
4 thugs, fresh salmon, in cans Theoretically
asd. A great lixury at Ibis season.
wrsr POlSr.-The Board of visiters at West
in, Military Academy organized on Friday by tue
,,iutlnent of the Hon. CnAs. W. wniFrLE, OF
F.lisan, as esident. and the Hon. SnkRRAnD
.sESs, Of Virginia, as Secretary.
TaE Bosrox SLAVE C.sx.-1he efforts 10 pur-
,se the freedom of the fugitive slave Burns, are
odered nugatory by The laws of The State ofVir-
as, which provides that a slave owned in this
,te cannot he legally sold except withiniits linn
rHr vrRclSlA AohtculrunAL sociEry has on
snd, in cash, The sum of SO. 947, which is 10 be
yesied. The subscriptions remaining TO be paid
will swell the amount 10 about $4,000. The
iy Councils Of Richmond have furnished the
Dciety with meeting rooms and grounds Sufficient
holding its exhibition, besides paying s., 1000
wards tefraying the expenses.
Dn1u OF Fanny FoRREsrEa. -A dispatch receive
at Buffalo announces tile melancholy intelli-
nee ofthe death of Fanny Forester, lA,e AlTs.
.lson emily Chubbuckl widow Of the disntin-
shed Baptist Missionary. She died on Thurs.
night in Canada. She was widely known as
Eritet and most accomplished lady.
---->s $780, - -i-i-
Durr OF RAlLRoAp lRoN.-rhe exposure oftheI
Tempt of certain individuals to make a fortune
tof tie proposed repeal of the, du les on rail-
ID iron h, S had lis effect: The members of Con.
as most favorable 10 the measure now see the
uupt mode in whichit was proposed 10 pass 1t.
y are said to have Abandoned the whole scheme;
moi altogether, at least for theipresent session.
CENTRAL Ono RAILRoAp. The Ganbridge OF
INES SAYS, the trains are now making very regus
.rtme between that place and zsnesyille. The
ing of the track east progressing as rapidly as
Erumstnuces will admit. The rails are laidnp To-
rec miles from the depot at Cambridge, The
Mk CT arching the tunnel has been commenced,
BID will be prosecuted with vigor.so hss 5sss s q
s.-l- --- ~ - efii - s'SHr1
CHOLERA AT New YoRK.-It is stated that fhel
aekei ship North America, nov lyingsat the New
FORK Quarantine, hadJcholera on boafl on her ar
val Not les tllsn one hundred cases were said
} be under treatment at the Quarantine Hospital.
Fhe New York Times siates Thai in Orange street,
thai city, there are. eight cases known 10 exist.
Is no deaths from it yetTeported, it is probable
bal itisof mild type. s g Lsks1 - sat7Ssi
SECRETARY Guthrie has sgteed 10 send. three
andFed thousand dollars 10 the Collector of tie
'Ort Of Richmond, to aid in out the small
De law. Ssssi 5is.6
Truly this is very n.ighborly and kind in the
scrtary of the Treasury. We have aisimilar
ae IN this State, which is to take effect next fall.
scretary Guthrie will, of course, feel bound, af-
4 making this precedent, TO send FIVE or six mil
ons of dollars to this Stale ssto aid carrying out
be small note law. ''-Cm. Com. .,.5.zs.5..s s x
ASiIHroRrGsr DlscoyERY.A Paris journal
iaies that the bad smell and taste OF butter mpy
E entirely removed by working it 5oyer in watei
liked with chloride of lime. The discovery was
- y =.
aa6e by Brussels farmer whose practice it is TO
axe sufficient quantity of water TO work it in
nd put in from 25 TO 80 drops Of chloride of lime
revery tenPounds of butter. When it.llas been
IOrked until the whole has been in contact with
be water, it should be worked agSitin pure wa
H. when it will befound 10. be as sweet as when
fst made. ~ :
IT Is reported that the Guards and two or three
lher fire companies of our city, intend exctI
on 10 SleubenvilIe on the Fourth of July II
.ogld make very pleasant Trip, and they would
Sabtless be received with open arms. - rgus.
II strike us we will go if the ladies are included
The AIMED Wheeling intel tgsncts.-
Tie ladies', will doubtless Doiunteer, should
hey be assured That So interestn member of tie
eehelor iraternity as Taylor of the Intelligencer
las comin'!-SteilbenpiLie Herald. ss.sa 9s,li .se
We wish II lie embraced among the volunteers.