Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-14


w HEELING. VA
FRIDAY MORNING. July II. 1854.
1JThe St Louis News has the foliowing:-On
Mondss disfaich y as received fom Chicago, re-
quealiag that no more -four, or other produce, Sc
seat nom hat city. The reason assigned was. that
The f1ilsos as to and rom chioago had more bnsi-
ne.s thanthey could possibly ate nl to. and there
was mere glain and hous under way than could be
taken care Of.
H1tTtFoaE4ss AnhoAD.=-ft Is stated il letters
tfon aris that J. N. Bonapaste. Esq, Of Bsld-
more aud bis SON Lieut.. Bonaparte, Of the u.
Amp. who yisi. France BY invitation OF the Rm-
peIor ard Tue eS-King Jerome Napoleon. have
been most cordially received by those distinguish.
"a pelsonages. Apartments IN the Palace Royal
have been rendered them, und ihey appear at all
tie sseat pattisa OF The court circle. Lieut.. b. up
pssEs IN his fun dlsas American uniform.
Arr4ek o. 4 sifERsER.- Mrs ..Robinsons THE veil
ed mnfaeEess. At Troy. N. z. made violent at
tack nPol the shefiff few mornings since, Us he
entstes The jail to convey her Breakfast to hex
Il appears that without proyocsiion she seized
bras canalsssiok with marble bottom, and struck
the Sheriff severe blow With il over his eye.
knocking him down, and inflieting considerable
wound on his face BIS only offence was the en-
fotsensnt Of the prison discipline. She has since
been hsndeuffsd and chained in her cell.
DEcIsloa eoscEasiEe CoUR-s MAkrIA1--In
seeently ispssing of case submitted 10 him by
he Secretary Of lvsz, the Az4ossEY GEsEkAi. has
decided that an ofHcer OF the army is subject to
tsal FOR one and he same act ~ The civil courts.
Tor violaton Of the ordinary law Of Tie land,
and also BY court martial for violation OF the
military law. Thus, where an oficef " az indict-
ed ior murder on account Of the death of soldier
and acquitted. be may still be tired b. court
martial and pnnished--Sear.
Some feaa in Human shape. recently placed two
twin babies about week old. on the track OF the
sailso.d from Chicago 10 Davenport They were.
soosessd By the engineer Of train, which was
stoppea Just IN time 10 refrain from running over
fhsn- The conductor took possession Of Sc babe
and intends 70 rear them.
MEsrEnioua- Fhe Danvills Register states that
sane miners in Floyd county. near Toncray's
FeFnaee. came upon a new made grave, which had
the appeasance of having been recently rifed Of
body. Some Of the grave cinlhes were also found.
n whieb wounded person had apparently been
wrapped. The suFmises IN regard 70 the circum-
1isnce are various.
U-A gaihering OF ave or six HUNDRED aboliiion-
iais took place in Farm ng,on. Mass, on the An.
spseehss Hele made By SIessn- Garrisos. Phillips.
Benin and Others. Mt. Garrison concluded his
speech BY burning The Constitution OF the United
States. also copies ofthe Rusiiirs Slave Law. the
decision OF Judge Lpline. and Judge Curtis
charge % United States Grand Jury. The aci
ra folioHsgsy applause. and cries shame etc.
Garrison j - better follow the example Of Saf-
danapalps, snd burn himself next, and thus save
the waste Of fuel in certain very warm climate
we read shout.
The BLovlso " o. 4llE RoHas CArIotac
cn1acaAr DoscsEsres. I'VE end bnt lew par-
senlars O interest in The Boston papers. TO add 10
the telegEzphic account Of the distinction OF the
Ronan Catholic Church at Dorchester. Mass. on
The Fourth Of 5uls. phe indignation on the Pali
cfcaihoiics raid to be intense. as nothing could
rstsosae them hat the estas;rorhs was not the
prenedilased result Of Know Nothing conspirn-
cs Il isthought some deuonsiraiion in the way.
oflssaliation, would be made on the Rev mr.
Pixies Church, gaitariau, in the immediate vicin-
~, sfsttata watch was kept there sll Tuesday
~.
opszk wohx.--a nun named acob DIETRICH
stois $50 in gold. in Coyineton, KY. on wednes.
day morning last; he was arrested sent before the
Grand JuIy. indicted, fried. convicted and sens
tsnced By Kenton Circuit Court, to two years con-
fnement IN the Penilentiasy before the sun went
dem.
on Saturday morning last man named Sebss-
~
honse in Cincinnati, and was Immediately taken
before nsgistEate and bound oyerin $1,000 70 ap-
pear At court.
TIE transcript was Immediately made out and
sat 10 the Grand Jury. who found bill a petit
jury vas empanneilea. and AIoraski had bis trial.
The jury found him guilty. and Judge Finn sent
him to he Peniteniiary for I'VE years. He was
faker back to jan. and ifoned and sent up TO the
PsaaentizrS in charge q one OF the deputies, on
ne clock train. The burglary szns committed
a o'clock n the morning. and at Pollock the
sane night he was IN tie penitennary, having on
the striped clothing ana 81 work.
FAss7icIsu AID Casne, yithir the past week
We have been called upon to record several in-
stances Outrageous snrIilege, growing out, Il Is
70 Sc feared, OF the spirit Of iauaticism which has
u late become fearfnily rife IN VARIOUS sections
OF the country. The hfst was the robbery and
deseclation u the Scotch Pfesbs terrain Church ed
ice IN Detroit; the second, too successful at,
tempt 10 biowup the new Roman Catholic Chapel
81 DorthesteIs Massachusetts,; HE third, the ROBE
herT md attempt 70 buFa the Broome street N.
y R-pilsl Church; the foufih, the robbery or
th1 conmunion service Of an Episcopal Church
- Philadelphia; the fihs the destruction " mob
II nc 0iL1oFz Of the Roman Catholic Church il
Mnnches,ers New Hnmpshires and the sixth, and
rao1l aisrning, the desrur-ion Of the Roman CATH
ole Church IN Bath Maine. BY mob who had
been listening 10 the rawlings Of the street preach
Ct who blasphcmously designates himself the
Angel Gabrel." These ouifages furnish food
81 serious reelection. They indicate a state Of
fring Which, heaie fesrfnl results in TIE future.
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