Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-01
cincinnati corresponaenee.
rRoM QUA srEeIAL oonnEsroNpENr.


To The Editors of the htelhgenesfs
Withthe rapidly increasing population and re-
soprcesof this citX-disorder and crime are .fnIlS
keeping pace. Within the past few i3ays. two
bsrbarSns aud coidsbloodsd murders nave hesn
committed, 10 open dqs,in the most public parts
oil tue CITY. selasone case, quarrel between two
negroes was terminated fatally, by one ripping
open Inc towels OF his antagonist with butcher
kniiei and'in the other, keeper of n dosgeryou
Tue tlvef' IN ths dsreputable region known as .Ra,
now, plunged bowie knife into the heart of a
man, who had accidentally knocked dow a step.
son OF the murderer.
victims OF both those terrible ASA uts.nev-
CT spoke alteI the Fatal blow was struck.
Sineinnais with its alarming category of crimes
ROBBERY, tncendlarism, murder; aud a hundred
other nameless atrocities,-wlll soon furnish to its
historian catalogue of horrible incidents, une-
qualled even by Geogs LipparPs "Ne1 York, its
Upper Ten and Lo.oer MitiOn.'' ~ s
~ Poor Lippard,-l knew him Well,-he has left
no nober or more generous spirits behind him,
than that which winged its way 10 the bright land
OF Immortality, when he breathed his last; and
hope he has lett few who in their contests with
this world, will have mole miseues to encounter,
more heart.rending grieis, and bitter dissppolnt-
ments, than fellto his lot during his short career
He was human, and he had his faults; but-ni al
mOrtuus nisi bonuna. :. m. .,.l 81. 80.
The anniversary of Washington's birth day was
celebrated in grand style by tue Military, consist
ing OF two regiments of Volunteers. tho paraaed
tie city all day, aud by several military balls in the
evening. The celebration was unfortunately
married by the deaIh oil small boy on Vine street,
who was run over by u carriuse and almost in
sthntly killed; and also by most destructive fire
on 4th 81, near Main, whichinyolved loss of over
$4,000. ~ =. s, " 81 80:
The military men of the city are IN some excite
meni1 IN consequence of the arrest of Col. r. j
Sullivan of the German Regiment, by GEN. Sat-.
gent of Cincinnati Division of Ohio Volunteers.
for diso6edience Of oFdels during The parade. He
VIII be coutt-mnitialed on the first Monday in
March. = 5,.g =, ..'i B. -.
The excitement raised by the unlocked for arrest
Of the conspirators in the celebrated Martha
Washington" case, has not yet died out. Great
lear were entertained that rescue would be- at
tempted al Iadison OH their way down tue river:
but Deputy Marshal Bruen, it is now evident.
transferred his prisoners from the Telegraph No. 8.
to some Mississippi boat, as when the 'rele.
o.-F-F1Hst''tSSA a. duAlOuS crown was
disappointed at the non appearance of Kissaue
and tis comrades. II these men are really innoceat
OF The terrible crimes imputed to them, they are
tue objects of persecution worthy Of The th:r.
teenth century.-but if they are gully, the com.
munity may rest assured that q speedy and sum-
mary punishment will be awarded to them in
Philips county, Arkansas; a result, 1 am sorry to
say neySriikely 10 be obtained in Hamilton county,
Ohio. The renowned Sidney G. Burton aud Mrs,
Cummings. wife fthe Capt. of the "Marthu
Washington" had very interesting "scrimnlage,.
on Third St,-during which pistols were drawn;
but luckily, there were neither killed nor
wouneed. Alr. Button was :fiued 50 aud costs, by
Judge spooner yesterday, and the lady who used
few such choice epithets as 7"perjured VILLAIN
&c, was left OF harmless. :. .';.. 81 =
Sixteen Indian CHIEFS left here yesterday, in
change of Major Gat.wooJ. en- route for heslins.
They are on their way from Nebraska to Washing.
ton. 6yd -.
We have had an abundance of rain here for the
past two days.
aia Faithfully yours, L.