Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-21

agn9zATI. Smith o. Brien, the Irish political exile,
has advertised new book on political subjects,
sfths title being the Principles of Government or
,Mtlitatioas in Exile Ia
The IPiedrnoutsse Gszttte announces that Sill
v,o Pellico' cores pundence will shortly be pub
ljshsd. Y ~ -, go ,.,t4e
% "a. The Journal de Frankfort states that political
Journal in The Polish language is about to be pub
listed at Vienna! 7lss' 10
. sas The frat Russian translation Of Schers com
Ptste poems. edited by AlM. Garbel and MIchaiov,
alsas has recently beenpublished at Moscow. A+a
am Sir John Bckerlonf Williams, F. S. A., died re-
Gently at Wen Shropshire: He was the author
Ofthe lie Of his celebrated collateral ancestor,
Rev, Matthew Henry, ttho Commentator,) and
OF his sister, Mrs. Savage; sSo of the Life Of Sir
Matthew Hale, and OF W. H. Lacon, The de-
ceased was khiSh,ed in 1881, at. the request uf
the Duke Of Sussex. ~
A weekly Italian paper is published in San
Francisco 1tA4
.55 : Two volumes Of VIM. H. Prescotp1 History Of
y :, the Reign Of Philip II. will be published by
liessEs Philips, Sampson & Co., Of Boston, the
job Of next month. - s ..-55 1as,
The next edition Of :. Alone, ~ the popular now
(which has heretofore been publishad3at Rlch-
moud, Va, will be issued in New York byJ. C.
q Derby. ''
DIsTREssED CoNxEGTloNs OF DEgoE AND DR.
SAluEL J1HNsuN.--The London Times OF NoveTn-
Der list, contains tWU documents requesting public
sympathy and assistance for persons connected
with two Of the most illustriouS persons who have
done honor to English literature. The first of
these documents is a letter from Mr.. Walter Saw.
ags Lander, who requests subscriptions for the
relief Of James Deioe, great grandson Of the au.
thor OF Robinson Cruko " no Is living 10 deep pow
r <rtY at Remington, aud who is II years old. The
f. BeeuAdtyg letter signed by Mr.. Thus. Carlyle,
AIE. Charles Dickens and MI. John Forster, re-
qUe-tng subscriptions TO the amount of E400. Ter
the puFpose 0fpuEchaSlng an annuity OF ESQ for
-stle lives OF thetwo Misses Lowe. who child
zen Of Mauritius Lowe, painter and intimate
% IIienlof Dr.. JUhnsOn's gOdchild, 10 whom he bs-
Queithed a.legaey Of Gl00.
ls3 Prom the letter tappeats that memorial,
Questing Lord Palmerston 10 grant yeaTly pen
son from The literary fund TO Misses Lowe, has
.hsrlr sighed by Sr Hallam, Sir Jas. Stephen, tue
Bishop Of Oxford, MT. Thos. Carlyle, Mt. Alex.
Dyce. MT b. W. Proc;ef. Sir G. L. Ea>tlake, Mr.
John Forster, the Right Hon. T. b. MacauISy, Mr..
49, Allied Tennyson, Mr.. A. w. Fonhlanque, Mir.
io Charles Dickens, Sit E. B. Lyton, the Rev. J. r.
Gteies Professor Owen, Sir Rodtrick MurchiSon,
the Right Hon. D'Istaeli, and Dean MiIman. Lord
palmeis,on waE unable 10 comply with the
quest, but gTautea donation Of .sl00 from unoth-
fsF fund.-. An appeal9is consequently made 10 the
publIes in order 10 raise the means OF purchasing
an annuity Of ESQ, which, with the Pittances
the Misses Lowe already possess will enable them
hs 70 exist. 81 -. Is il. l5.a d. ,..
I-TsThe indianapolis Sentinel says that in the
Marion Circuit Court. on Monday, a decree of di-
voree was SIsp,sd in favor Of the plainta.tin the
ease Of Susan W oodwaFd vs.. Fletcher Woodward
The plaintiff is batter known as Susan DENIM,
the ceIs6Tatsd trsgedisane.
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