Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

-0t Misunderstanding Children were
born in Massachusetts. in 1852. to the number Of
2s'so2, of whom 1926 were males, and ,432
females, and III sex not registered. OF this num-
Der 1926 were born of American parents; lO.99l
of for-ign; unknown 1856. Eighty seven chill
den OF the whole number were TWINS, and there
Were four cases of TRIPLErs, viz: one in Hampden
county, all females; one in Worcester, CONFUSING
two males and one females; and Two others in
AliddleSex county, one instance males the other
females. 90 ~ '''"
MArErNoNy IN MAssAcHusETrs.-There are some
statistics in heart and hand Bargains that show
very fnvorably for ladies' who are even 'sfair, fat
and forty. 1t will be seen that the greatest num-
bero females went into wediock between the
ages OF twenty and twenty five. Marriage under
twenty should be an exception. AS rule, the
code" age of woman-twenty to thirty--should
be The time forconuacting this important and in
teressing life-step. ~ .aJ. p i,.,a .ts9,,ts5s
The number Of marriages solemnized, during the
Year 1882 was lists. OF which 1902 were of ma
tive, 3,T6I of foreign population, and 100 not
known.
, VI this whole number of marriages, only go
females were unler twenty years of age
Over twenty and under twenty five, there were
II 1866 ii 81 > ~ -GEEls EI4LIta.J e.ssl -
Between. the ages of twenty-five and thirty,
the:e were 3,14S.
Between the ages of thirty and thirty five, there
were 1856.
FUNERAL OF Mn. BoDIsco.-We learn from the
National lntelligencer that the funeral of this dis
tingushed diplomat attended by the Presi.
dent ofthe United States and all the members of
his cabinet, by the President of the Senate and
many members of Congress, both Houses having
adjourned over TO give them the opportunity of at
tending; by the Diplomatic Corps, in full official
costume; by the Mayors of the two cities, and by
II multitude of the citizens of Washington and
Georgetown. The following gentlemen otficiaterI
rs Pail Bearers: Senators-Mr. CaSs Mr. Mason
Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Dawson. Reprcscntatioes-Mr.
Benton, AIr. Bayley, Mr.. Preston, Mr.. J. L. Tny-
Tor. The Intelligencer says:
he funeral furnished strong testimony of the.
teSi'ect ana regard entertained for the deceased by
all ranks anG classes of persons amongst us. The
array OF carriages was unusually large, even for
The funeral Of one of high official rank, and great
numbers private citizens identified themselves
with the occasion. The body was convened in an
open hea'se III Il coffin of the best materi0l, but
pian and unornamented, followed on foot by Mrs.
Bodisco, her children, and the remaining mem
berS of the family and suite { f the deceased all
AIS way IIOlu the IeSluencS on IND street to the
ceinetary on the heights. Tins circumstance was
peculiarly touching aud appropriate, f-llowng
as 1t did the atlectiOnate example OF Mr. BodlScO
himself, on very recent occasion, at the funeral
OF a near relative of his wife.
"A STIxGER.-We take from the Cincinnati En-
9"reT the following complimentary notice OF lis
neIshbOrthe Times. We do not know how far it
does just.c TO TIE latter, but as piece of CON-
position it is Singer, and Striking portralture
OF very bad style of an editor:
1t is full time that some authority, possessing n
tl appetite for dirty work, should have the editor
oil tins sheet suppressed. He is nuisance. .An
academ'cal education 10 use his own phrase, has
gwen US the use of that kind of language uecu-
haIly fitted 10 paint his miniature so that should
The Police Judge take him i'll hand, (including the.
coSts) he will know that the vagabond is before
him il the lock-Ie can't be mistaken eve meier
Sh1l look upon his like again.''
% 'FhiS parsonage seems to delight in the missoncf
mischief maker,-gIonts over his petty success
Whenever he can use his journal to stir up the
hates oil men and communities. Could the weak
ness OF ms brain execute the thousand promplineS
ot his heart which it Is to be rejoiced it cannot,
this city would be one common scene OF rowdySm
and crime, discor'l and anarchy All the claims of
law, religion and social order would be trampleti
upon 10y bigotry and lawlessnesS, 10 crafty the
black hearted prorenSities of one creature, who
would. had he the might, compel all beliefs and
al opinions TO ~iand echo his own.
SAGdL IIGdSuIeS Tie disturbances Ct Tie
community'S harmony-the malevoIence and hate
between men and denomnationS-the breaches OF
peace anu The outrages upon public decency, are
TO be latn at the door of the Times Ii is
"a pubic lncenulary. having all the propensitieS of
tile villain in the dark to apply the torch to our
dwellings, and, poltr0on like, Skulk away by the
light 10 its hiding i'll the garrett. Butone influence
defeats 1t III the inceSSant efforts it makes 10 turn
this whole city into mob, and have Sacking, not
and murder the order of the day-the imbecility of
brain, wh CHI the community fully appreciates in
its head, and the which is universally felt
for It's depravity of heart. - - 31-Est
= TnE Hoo TRADE AT CINcINNArI.-The following
estimates are from The Price Current, by which,
'ievd@nt that the packing at that point this season
Will fall short Of 100000 hogs:
Total re :eipts for the week, 1874
Previously reported. 379,u56
Grand total, $4,000
IT, same date last year, 355' 00O
With the current week the business will be 50
far closed as TO enable US To obtain from the pack
detailed statement of the number hacked,
which we may be able TO publish in our next issue
Holders are firm aud buyers are indifferent about
operatinE while. therefore, the demand is light the
nlarke; is not pressed by sellers. II appears evi
Ient' now' that the future course of the market
VIZ ds pend very much,if not entirely, upon the
extent OF the crop, and upon this point informa-
nonIS as yee meagre an'iindefinite, Operations not
West.
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ANEW. JERsEY BASE sr6rrrD.-The New York
Commercial of Wednesday says:
.syfh notes of The Public Stock Bank, OF Belya-
,dere, M. ate thrown out by the brokers this
Smo:ning. This rs small hank, under the general
laws OF the State, having circulation on the 2lst
Of December last of only a. little more than tour
lesn thousand dollars for the redemption of which
there were abundant securities in the hands of The
Stale authorities. 44c ..El.
MYSTERIOUS SueorIEG AFFArR,-Mr. NJ. Mose,y
of Richmond, Ind, while sitting in his counting
room, Yesterday wns sho. at. The pail passed