Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02


Z Qan Bsoilsn Ws5tefAg coNg6seecE.-. Darling
iibe recent -ss,ion OF tie Weseydn Gcilel6lcs at
/ Blrninfham, tBht,l iho following pIoqesdQa9 ll
y relies 6t d 80 hinellclo Nelhodl kpI.aqpal
/ Omioh occurred
4 T S efeloiy t,al etc lon even ne
B Bisoos I'D tie M1,hodl tlnQopa Church OF
X Ald8fIcl 70 tlg l'iiieh con lgncsf nouaHQa ne
continued prosperity Of tds Work olGod intbaLyhsl
tedntinsnl, ind llo etid3fo 30 divine favor with
which Electromagnetic operations oro still blessed
tin their Sabbath schools and m their lubols for tho
snililhal benefiDf iha imniitionis ifom Rurope as
well 90 among The settled populaiioni expressing,
moreover, heir cordial sympathy with iheif breih-
ienin RnglQn and lhsil great regret ihot The com
nuniea0oh. lolwaded 10 item by The British c0n
[ rsfof had, lhlpukh sumo Observation-Disclosures.
sihnce, been 90 long IN reaching iheln.
! Ilip lralelhal and most etsope oonuiunicpt
I ton, on moilon Of ~, John ecoii, seconded byMH
I Gecge Odb0th, Wasvetg cordially received BY tile
Conference. m
/ Nc. Osborn hid felt Intensely Haii0elwlIh Che
senumenH Of TIE Letter lIQdi lhe Bishops when
nod besn iusl read. Thv unaccounlable Delays
which had taken i'Ioce, ID he efdyal g! NE com
kmuuicaiiona lf0mihe Confidence 10 their brethren
/ 30 Amtriot, must De subject Of lnuce fessa '.-
ii,t itihodsls OF A1eIiG1 Were, ip 81 pineepilT
~ lie Iorgest bodyD i Registered communicative 10
Z thd world II was impossbv 10 look with any
other feelings Than those Of the deepest tt9lhsiy
interest at the children Of Jobn Wesley ~ amer
ios When They say the Indications Of their tIuli
Metb6distic snfi, ti,iI efforts fthe diffusion ola
bObgislian liieiblnTe and Of Christian inhuence
among the vest mullitldes " emgrAnls from tins
/ county AMI from Germany, their extensive Ger
man work, their organization 0t new annual Con.
| leTences from time 10 time, nsin The case 81 ORE.
| son and California, and how they hud addIsssed
lihsmsslEes 70 The work Of spreading the vospel
on Their own C6hinehB they lell that ileil pTrth'
/ ron IN lai.finh vera seltiun them most noble
/ exsmple.
\ Thstwas a most admirable sentiment which had
Just been read from the letter Of Tie Bishops
the measuge Of missionary eplll in any church wps
! the itsl u is pTosNnly yadged w ihnl test
they must be glad anu gfal5iil, on behalf OF CHRIS
hauiiy 10 america, winch had for 80 nany years
been dotngrs best lor some 81 The oonnlteo OF Tue
Ead,to WIN 6ack 10 lle fnita Of uhrisl those re-
IelonS which hnd 10 en- tie scenes OF The most eon,
spcaous if umns OF the Gospel M fOImsT days.--
lie aludettU Turkey and The Levant on behalf Of
whose eyaugslis0lion Amehcnn Cbtislians bad eS
hblIed suct eSelrpisW sealf pauenfg aud snelgy'
he would mol iufther enlarge on Tint subject, nut
nosl eoidelly cohtiifed IN ibe motion which had
been proposed.
Slessrs Bowers Osborn, Stnsop apd Vesey
Wsrs directed 10 pIepae an onsWeaT TO lie Blsh
OPS leller fu ~ ~
TIE lest arrival brought Os The intelligence That
alter setgiOn Of fourteen days Tie Conlsttnee adj
iourned 10 the last Wednesday In july 1868, then
20 sS,nlble at Leeds Il appruIs that lheTe has
Int past ye5r ~ Greet Butain, 6i7S7, Ia Ireland
about 800,
Tux CoLLEcroR OF CVsToNs az NEw oRLEASs
lit wasIepOTled through ielegInphio despntch
Ereeenlly, lua, Zen. Downs, the Collector Of ihe
tpoft # New Otleanss haddiedi ~ Kentucky, where
he had been on sit Tor the benefit OF his healthi
=
posed vacancy l.y lle hppoinimsnl Of MI. PolltIi
/ y ho held the Office OF surveyor The announce
nent Of this appointment was received oil New
Orlesns before tie Il ported death Of Gen D., and
created no little speculation. Some supposed that
he had been lutneh ntN Of Office, oilers that he
! iad Itsignsd on account OF III health, and lew
INDUCED in approximations that he might have died.
I In a day ottwo, however, the NoItheIn papers,
containing Tie anuouncemehl Of hisdealh, reach
I'd that CITY, and taking IL for granted that II was
correct the ptess thefe gave eXnre5sonto the gen-
-nl regret at the unexpected event, and paid
ugh triIutes 70 lie character, virtues ohd loegts
NJ one who had, or years occupied high position
I'm that CRY aud State. In The meantime, MI. POT
lei was sWorn into Office, ns Ills successiL and
ihines moved on as usual, Yesterdays National
lntellgenoeT, however, shows ihat there has been
not only on ugly mistake, but much pfematrTe re-
net expressed, and eulogy inluigel 10, as II ties
that Gen. Downs is alive, TIE mistake originated
.t,Rpntats, by oOnlouniing him with Com. DOwnes,
II The Navy, lately deceased. Whal ieto be done
now In EeseId 10 the Coeciorship e not known,
but the lnielligeneeI sppposes the word OF COM
i,mand w!l be, "As you ioefs'
Ok GLASS op WmE.--A very interesting alop
4 the birth, parenlage, and rise to power OF The
Emperor Of Flanee, is given IN daIpeFs Magazine
ilneudsd in that article, we also end the history
u "one gless Of winei" as follows.
~. .rn Nm 49, fatta
Louis Phillipne, was The inhetil0r Of Whatever
rights The royal faulty could transmit, he was Q
noble young man-plysically aud intellectually
noble. One morning he invited few cOmpanOnl
with him, Us he Wns about to take hts departure
fUrPnus 10 jpin bis regmenL IN the conyiyiallii
II the houflie, drank aiiltle too much Mine. lie
did not become inioxioaUdj he was no IN any r.
Ispecl dislpoted man His character was loll
and noble, But tin that joyous hour he drank 9
glass TOO much. Tie slightly lost The balance o.
| his body aud Of his miId Bidding adieu 10 hii
icoinpanions hn entered bis onfTiage.
But Tor that extra glass Of wine be would have
kept his seat. He leaped fIoin the crIiagv, Bul
Eiot that eXtfn glass Of wine he would have alighi
ed on his feet. His head struck tie pavemenl.--
hop and died. That eAlIa glass OF vine over
ihrew Tie Orleans dynasty, cOnfso ted theiI prop.
I tIlyof one hundred millions OF dollars, and SEM
lilie whole family into exile.
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Cosr ora PiGATloAL RSrEplTIoN.- London
LTnnesc bs was stalled in The National Iuiellgence
1 a tIsy or two ago. described the capture Of Wash
linglon bythe British iul 1914, as little more than
10 piretloal aud fruluess surprse.'
A glance tie cost Of au expedition which shed
50 much glory upon The arms Of tie maEaudei
Imay not DO unileiesung.
Gen. Ross,in his official account OF the affair
says Il Was Suggested by Sic George Cookburiiwh'