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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

MvRpERs M IHE ROYAL FAatLY OF RUSSIA. --We
exltact the following interesting account Of nl1t
dets in the Royal family Of Russia, IRON The phat
SF 'fSs mi sSiaise, Of Inc advertisement Of he
ieatH oi t6e CsSt, wSs thai he had fslled victim
10 some eonspifScy. iThete would seem, however,
10 6e!t,o grounds fot this suspicion Yetthe almost
universal suspicion Of murder was nolexlta6tdi.
nary. when Il Is consletel how many Of The royal
line NJ Russia have died f0fcible deaths. What
with the diSsensons among The lmpetial family,
and whei with tie consniracies OH tie pali Of The
nobility 10 tsmove an obhoStous Car rho dynasty
Of civilized princes has ever sufsEel 50 much from
The steel and cold, since the days Of ille Roman
CeSafs. TalleyEand's famous definition oil the
character Of The Russian Cove Innlenl. that Il wai
"a.despotisG tempered by ssasSlnaNop,Y was as
true as III was witty, II IAter, was witty because
Of lis truth. During the earlier petlodof Czltis.i,
nearly every emperor destroyed some rival OF was
himself destroyed. Even In The last century, Tie
murder Of a Russian prince almost Universally ot.
tended OF preceded the accession OF anew tnon.
arch 10 the throne. The bloody diana was opened
by father killing his OWL sou, and closed ny son
consenlingtO the murder Of his .lalhef.
Thu incident 10 which We frsl nllnule, wos The
secret execution OF Alexis, only son VI Petet the
Giant. Inv nIIaF nj lie father. A.. d.. ITO. The
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Ia"i III 's ts iii Ibis o3s,ni nI oho,T ht
h n.SH Sn %ns' b , sSk 10 RSss's s6'
Oss y, ,i, its Lv ssc,c,
S. \" S Ss,MSI,mSIv n"t 10 death TLs nsr,
lungs, , ""u ,,t,i"I' ncrrS;,si IN III. Pnm,noI
E set. "Se n"SIa, ~ p"is, ,Eo iTh;,J Lv ii.
% WI t"S III. i ,sIo u SrmsI'risiv as"snJti he
,sSs!o " G HI WIZ n"S Soo,S Ss .so,sn eel
s,o.o 81 oI'as ..' .SS.,. M, ,bSn ~, H.,
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lea, ksnus' Svs 'ns 81 ~ H.,
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O'usnusY patautu h'Il'sclI 'nlousm hupp', ",,"
woS ylsEea WIZ sLot ~ Sm!osV s.s,yy%s .
es lns pelS9h Wno' Wien Wy nG'T -; ,es's,ST, "ap
WtoWieu the unhappy vlc'.Mi M',n Tvs , ""m munu,
HloIueI u Iuls nlous!T' Ms " ,ID , W.
rtcgsso' Hns nonpmon ."e Sa' En,,S, al u
at!nE .soIea W Gos"sy ~ Vs. ,Io USs NV, III III in y,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
Tho Winds of March arc Humming.
sY nrzOurrSE n,LLxcK.

~ EiTLGRIESE HtLLEcK.
The winds o. March are hummlng 10
Their I,lI ting AUiis, their IIiIttDs song,
aud summer skies ale COmilrs,
And LIJg gov long, anu days grow long
] WatCl', hut not IN 5.idneHs,
OuI sai den tee, uuf garden tIeti
II hulS IN sober sadness,
Too sOUn tor ne, tUo soon for me,
Ms second winters Uver,
AlaSl and i--a'ASl aud
Have 10 accepted lovcL
bort ask me why, don't ask mo why.
Ills MT HS'eep or ijlC
That love las hetn, that love has beenj
For II1ny a happy blid1i
The year lIlS seen, the year has scent
I've done bridesmaids duty.
~ thee or four, nj the, or f0uIt
Ms hest hOCqdet had beauty,
Its donor more, itS donor more.
Ms second winters over,
AllN bHd --latest aud
llaVj 10 accepted ioveTt
Don't atk ne why, don't ask me why.
Ills flowers my bosom shaded
ore sunny day, one sunny .dayI
Tie mcNi theY flid aud faded,
lleSu and hUquet, beau aud bouquet.
In valn, at balls AMI parties,
I've tn own my IlOi, Nv" thrown my hetI
THIS w1iiLlng, watching kelIt Is
UIehOseh }cl, uHchOFCn yel.
Ny Second winieI's over,
iIasl AMI t-alaSI ard
Have 10 accepted lovers
Don't ask me why, don't rex me why.
They toll me ilcIe's no hurry
For lllmen's ring, iOI lIyRen's ring
Aud Pm lOU young 10 nllITN
Pc, Il IL ma 4, flttnH
Tie next SpIins tides will dash Oh
Ny eighteenth year, nIy eighteenth year,
II puts lre Ia passion.
OhLelr, Oil deal Oh dear. oil dealt
Ny second winters OvrT,
.ila&l aud l-AlaSl alnl
Have HU accepted lovers
Don't ask ne why, don't ask mo why.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

ADrvELorEaESr.-Cetiuin Police Officers have
jusl been detected in New York, in system Of
fghlrul tx,Orlion and corruption. One man les.
tilted that thousands Of doIlss hal beennlns fton
persons keeping public pIacesin The FoulIb watd,
by the Police Of thai District, The Tribune adds,
"Alany who hsve dlssotged freely, II is now said,
ate afTaId TO come out and tell the truth, and pre-.
ef chargeS lest by so dong, they gain the il.will
aud bIlGt down upon them The wfuth oil The Police.
Several officers ale connected IN The unpleasant
business, but one In particular played The boleSt
part, |. e., demanding and receiving Tie money
from his victims. THIS Official, II Is understood,
will be suspended today, until his alleged pnrIlci.
patton in The charges brought can be fully and
thoroughly imputed into, which. as We Gefctc
stated, Is 10 be speedily done by The Mayor and
other Police Commissioners"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

'I'nE WmrE ElOUSE.-Ihe house In which Gen.
Washington was married, was in New Kent coun.
ty, Va, ami known as the White House. It has
been demolished, and new edifce occupies lis
site. A correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
write&
"1he White tIouse as Il now stands, on a
slightly elevated bull Uf The Pamunkey, Is tie
conspicuous object Of lhe country around. The
site wos selected with that controlling reganl for
Tie picturesque ~biclis HE Characteristic Of Eust-
etn Virginia. Butthe building in lis exterior, is
unRtet' ndlng-to plainness. stranger Is slow
10 realize that so rich in historic associations this
Is also TIC mansion OF track OF 5000 acres, busy
with 1870 negroes, and an annual yield In wheat
alone Of 1900 bushels. Yet il Is mol by The tx.
terror that stranger IS judge VI tile Old DOmin.
ion.
"Wrstington married. nt27 AS The widow Ct
John Pntke Curtis; Mrs. Washington was entitled
10 one third Of tie New Kent estate, aud forty five
pounds settling, Tho remaining two thirds being d.
yided between tRt two children, son and daueh.
ter--lhe gtanlson, Geor.e r, Curtis, Of arlington,
Is The ptssnt proprietor Of lie White House es'
tate"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
coSoRrsaOSAt MoRAttrr,-.Ths Louisville
Journal relss The follOwlns'S

nj n .,t..,ii.,
CONGRESSIONAL MoRAt'rf,-:Ebe Lous''lle
Journal relsies The following;
va werei6snitely amused tbfee ot,lout weeks
ss6 Ly a SfSctieaEioES inv ssIinEion City upon
afnuhl,er Of nice men oE Confess, II was loo
SS i,5g "a he mi mnnblIiSb.d,
eNAf eSuple d mt M fellows, one Of them dis.
iitpI,shsi lisnbetof coOpteSs ffomsaN Southern
Sfs milne Other lislit'suisiied ex,e1Itor from
KsNtncEv. concealed letter nnIOorline q lie al.
Ire sssS Nv 4 yonnp lojv ID q yefy me looking
re"iIsInan. II wsSsot IN N fst.ra,e STYLE. The
Snfsienrej Young lsjy Srt sGh therein that she,
SaII several ss Seen ile q tie6aI Sic Was al.
blessing that She y Is ca6lyols by his fine tace
and manly iofd, hal he'll heat was denly touch.
I'd bSllsbg s5s' S6diheGi 6fki6i fbSt She Ndst
make HE acquaintance LeEotc his departure from
- S c," ~, sEs boI 6SSei sbS btoyrj he would
GoSss, Is, seeming bodnesS As Il was he frsl i'm
n,S isn, N, SF6tf ne In, sp HI always moved
SnJ Va. sIi ,norins in tLs highest circles Of The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

SERIOUS PsEpicAAESr.--A few evenings since
theatre company wtre performing play The last
scene Uf which was the hanging Of itiitor al Ior.
nellsviIle, NY. The tope was adjusted. lie drop
fell, but The strap'wotk which was 10 prevent The
rope from pressing on the neck, gave way, and tho
actor vas actually hanging. After tho curtain
vas lowered some pefSOn observed blood gushing
from The nose and mouth Of The suspended figure,
tMt W. II, DuriSl aud insnn cut hin down,
by, many honrs elapsed before lie was restored to
life and consciousness.
ARstsOn who would consent 10 act such thing
deserves hanging in reality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

RraOUrp DErALcArtOS. THE New York p PETS
give publicity TO The following, as a despatch from
Washington, dated Saturday TIE Washington
psnets make no mention Of any such tumon nj
is runo,sd lels to-day that Cor, Priee, Of New
jersey who,Rss formerly putset In the Navy Is
ssettlsinsd 10 bel delsuller to The Goystpment
10 The amount Of $1,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

1JAlatss meeting was held in New York on
Wednesday evening, called to protest against /"
change in The organization Of The Police Depn'i'
ihsht as proposed by bill now bsfore The Legs
ialute. Geo, Gdswoij, E>Q. presided, and Fesolu'
,iOhswete adopted strongly depiecaiing The change
,Seystal speeches wets made, In which Mayor
Wool was eulosised tor his enetgy in enforcing
,,hs laws, ami laudlog the present Police Depa'''
men. Of that city. The new bill takes tue con'toi
oil the Police entirely ont Of the hands Of tie May
Otand The presen, Police Commissioners, aud es'
tabli,he, new Boafd. Mayor Wood has express
ed determination 10 resign, II lhe bill becomes
law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
TO Officers, Soldiers, Seamen,
!eic,, of al Vars Meir Widows
t,,,,, ,aad' Minor l6hiltdrt!elR .,,.nsis
8. NJ. KNIGHT.

A4roRyty roa GdyksSNESr OtAlAiSrs,
| Washington, ID. q ...,y =,
SnGt, ss Re s91 as aSps
" S.s s3 h. 5e "a a SS 5. 3% q
h experience Of, tas, a familiarity WIN lns neans
of obtaining ihu taTii,t and most avorabe action on
Claims with his scllliles Tor the dispatch o. huslheSsI
Justify hnl ii astuli hs CORRESPONDENTS ClamaniT am
Tic PUBLIC generally, that Interests iEusieu 10 MS hVe
Ina will mol be neglected, =, .l,.-J
Passion, lsopSrf LASpi raIEST' AND FVHh'' ''A""
lie has nearly ready for saiUltOu9 distribution among
his business correspondents {and those WHO nAy oeeoe
M Pension llOIniy Land, Patent, AMI Public ltlhu
Laws, down 10 tic eHd VI tho ule COayToss-lneIudS
Bounty Land Act of Sd March, 1885,
under Which all who have heretofore received loss than
IC0 aces uIe low eptd 10 additional landi;tald ACT
giants also 100 10 all 0nccS, Non commissioned o.
hees, Chaplsns Soldiers Wagon nls,sS, IeaI tNs
Volunteers, and Militia -ad 81 OihccIs' SeIlnel Ma
Tlurs clerks. and I1ndsnler the Navy, not
provided ~ wo have Sefis9 , o e wv. s ~ s d
GwS ard minor children OIL all such lclAOs ehsku' a'u
dtceA'ed.
This pamphlet contains "FOrmS OF Application" more
u and complete than any 81 cwle!e to be Ioundi adapted
10 tie wants al eVert ciaES OF claimants under The ACii
with cJptOvs decisions aud Instructions o. Tue eI4l-
nN and practical suggestions az TO tic course 10 be puT'
sued IN suspended VI rejected cISeS. ,,,
Parties not wlsllgto avail Themselves OF The Achilles
aToreI ny ts Office In securing PyomPiaaI Etenal Au'
Printai.net Of their cllms the DelaIIWeHls can Oh
lain copies VI the above pamphlet by Ielttths % cents III
ROSt1se stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspond 'nts who prepare aud Toward cases for
management b. this agency will be dealt viii lberali
supplied with al hecesAatY blanks srdlit and hePI eoh-
siay advised Of Tue changes that from time 10 time Oc
cur IN the execution Vi tie Aw
II Is within the subscribers power 10 direct his cores
nOnenS 10 The locality Of very Inly entitled un.
Jer tho late ACli aud Iavs obtained Stveia thousand
Laid WarAts under tOHer laws, 10 Is IN possession 0!
data that will ustoriay assist In securing additional
bounty.
Fees. below the usual rates-and contingent uRoa the
admission OF Claims.
oluiiOnary scrip, and Illinois Land Patents
AdlIeSs y. ". Knight,
mi?S;ltw ltdihiMsioH City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

g3CoL. PREMO>r'S wEALru.--'rhc impression pie.
walls that the decision Of the Supreme Court Of
Washington, confirming tile title II RIemUnl 10
over half million acres vi land in California,
will make lin Immensely rich. Hut this land Is
coveted BY hEeeu hundred sluaILcrs armed 10 the
teeth, aud ii will Try The power Of the Govern.
lneNL to remove them.
The Louisville Journal in referring 10 this sub.
jeN says ..-.
Thcre is little or no chance Of their being GUST.
ell by TIT officers of thu law, fnr those officers and
the great mass Of The population ate IN tayot Of
them, anu, even II they were to be driven out one
day, they would rctuin tile next OF rs soon aiteI.
wards as The ground should lie abandoned by tile
military IOrce. II has been stated however 10 US,
thai Col. Fremont while IN London, disposed Of
stock IN The NurapOSa giant OF Of portion VI
the Und 10 The amount Of two millions VI dUllni$,
the U companies 10 which The sales were made obi.
getting themselves 10 pay hun the money in the
event VI Tie confirmation OF hts title by The Su
pTens COuIl Of the United States. The cOnfrml.
lion having now btem made, Col. F. can recover
The money fIOm those Companies II tteY nre IL.
snonSiblp. But we see by the lest intelligence
itom Cali ornia, that nihs lahpoa COLI Mining
Company, d LUnLion concern, has been sold by The
ShriE." How fat this may alfscl Col. fremont,
OF wiehetat oil, We are utterly ignorant. lie has
however, out best wishes IN behalf Of all bis Just
Interests.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

t1'FulI returns have been received Of the recent
Election in New hampshire, by which II uppears
that Meteu!f, The "AmetIcah" candidate, hos been
elected by 1000 majority over all oIhers. Ills
plurality over Iiatbet, lie democratic cuntlijoe,
sifb,S0O. Tie aggregate vote poIIed for Goye'nO',
was oStt 64,O0O. The representation in Congress
Is entirely "Amedeun." or the thee bundled
and ttS nienbetsof The legislature chosen, 225 arG
opposed to lilo Administration al WoshingtOn'-
1fde Senate Is composed entirely Of 'Wide.AwaEes'
s,ve one-the lion. james D. Sletptr-whO, "soI.
ilafy and slone," represents the once powerful,
hut now PROSTATE, democratic paryo New lamp.
shire In that branch oi tic Stale Legislature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

s1fThs Boston papers are classical. General
Pieces exclamation 81 The reception Of The New
lllmpshits eIeOIion-.'nO dIsappontments could
dsptea him. calls forth the following parugpph
!, from The AilaH
Such loughening etIec. has 1t, 10 take many
little hoselnss beflte you take your great one
I'VE Sari iInjIlue the GenetA wahAetlnB 10 mild
melancholy though lie dismal halls Of The White
houss, TepeaiIng'
tuyenl poTtumt tpt, I'll tjiiuaa valeie,
'.,. SITS me luSlttlsi ludiie iNte Altos
" Which being very freely translated msan'i
fHc;Mytaoe surt ttrtwell, tny fortune hollowi
New llimptilieA 'buai'-!tl al creation iolowF
= In Texas This would all 10 comprised In fewer
wolda Sew tlampshire--Let'et tip.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

TnE OIENiCNL BANK PuKGER. --Stttnce Of His.
saHs.-ln the Court Of Sessions, This hotniig, w.
KisSane, who was found guilty Oi iOEcty on The
Chemical Bank, wRS called Un for Sentence. The
court loom ives CIJwdel, anh many were unable
10 attain a,lEilianGe. lie wore down Gust look,
and was very pale rs he made his appearance Al
tue baf. VI en- the usual question was put 10
him why sentence should not be pronounced, lIr
stepped fotwatd and with trembling voice Slid;
Il fully deserve any penalty which may W. III.
aicied upon me. Two yeats ago was living hAp.
py with my family in Ohio, respected ~ oil, But
Of one lOoI hour committed that ior which sn
now 10 receive my Sentence, and NY chiIlftn 10
he cast upon lie world, who will shoulder III tie
nnme bear, Yet II ismy fault. Had paused
and pnnlerrd, should mol have been here, you
would nCl have had The unpleasant duly which
You are sompsllcll TODD. | must have been III
dream when committed The crime.
but The law must be fulfilled. ! could escnPe
BY lie cots ns has been testified heie, and could
sleep many nights IN wONds without cover, hui
can never escape The feellnS or guilt now feel -
hal hoped 10 have reached some distant country
where would not have been known, aud there
lIved happy; hut lnts aud fortune has w.lled it
otherwisei uINl an IIere.'
The Recorder then said;
You have been tiled aud found gnilly, aHu u
lhete Is anything unpleasant, tits sentencing
mon 10 the cell VI prison. An Individual WHO
might have been bright and shining light 10 all
lis friends, has leG1le a total week, am hope
never, while hold this HONORABLE seal, II 6e COM
pei cd 10 discharge 50 painful duty sgain. Your
course N life up 10 within Two yCnIs, Inns been one
OF lRdrstfy and integrity. Alas! TINT M" so young
and with so much talent should come 10 Ibis!
INNu val N,t,t1, In n IUlan
come ffUm prison, M honorable Profession. !
had intended 10 have sent you 10 The longest tenn
the Law permits But whit yOlI have hrre said--
and hope you feel it--haS compelled me 10 aIer
my mind; aud The sentence is Il al yOn lie mpTis.
Oncd for The term oil two yeats aud six months IN
the State rriSOn.'
When lie recorder hal ended his remarks, KiS.
sallc thanked the recorder for his kinJmeSx 10 Inn,
and asked leave 10 remain IN the city prison until
Pfilhy, which was gfantrl. lie was then reInO'
we'd 10 The 'rOmbs,--N. Y. Post. Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

a, aNLSlcAs MvsxErs ron RORWoS UsE.--TIeEe
i,srsAt activity at present among some of our
American gun manufacturers, induced in part by
the war in Europe, The Windsor (vL) Journal
nal says that the Robbins Il Lawtencs Company
OF Windsor haye Just C1attocted fof the manufnc.
tute oil muskelsto The amount Of some four OF FIVE
hunlred thousand dollars. The conIfaC. is made
fot company In London, and The ann 10 be
manufactured Is the Minnie uae, with SOME modI'
6cA.lohs. The fuliImeat Of the contract will te:
quite an additional force Of some two OF three
bundled men Two establishments in Mussachu'
'ts4I,s have also tecsiyel similar Orlsrs, one Of
which |, fot 10000 flae,musketh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

NlPTY bushels cloveTteen; I'll I-,as ..l.t
~ i73 Ibis Extta Family Flour N. DOsey's and Pol
MS . - - GORDON, MATTHEWS GO.
VRNlS0Shl Tedted PTIes-7Q sldlI.s Al teftF1b,
v MILL GR0. WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

r,4.pet,y call tho attention Of Formers and Garden y,
ars 10 iIs above VOLUNTARY test ony Of my worthy ie4
ard paellcal florist and Gardener, NJ NaLoFi 80 Wen
sSs aSH gi!S 4 s9 .ISs f ~ Ss tHss 6F
eoTrobofas. iii other n.1f Win This
ssSssIltst GsuVre. II iRs ~ HQ BBElII ,,,.
So!s tgtRt Tor The safe Of ", e hln
mics Spf NAN a.ia quincy s's'." u'S'"s'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
-DissoIUTIeN.

The 6rgs Of sweatineen, Taylor & Co., and
SWeSfinten, Beatty Il Co., were dissolved on the
1, l7th Inst, by mutual consent, J.. II. Pendeton
'nutchasnt The etllIte interest OF 4. y. Swestn.
Ken and o. |. Taylor IN said htms, including all
jebtsdus and loGecomc due 10 said films. Persons
indebted ore requested 10 settle up OF tic earliest
pscliesl moment, aud petsons having claims a.
lsinst said firms. will present them for settlement,
The business will hereafter be conducted n.y..
II. PGSpLEros and q tlE,rfr, under the style Of
llEArrr& Co... II, pGSULEroS and 0. |, TAr.
ioR, EliiCtA ~
{, a. Sws.stSoES Is authorized 10 collect the
ieitsdue TO, and settle the dsNts due ftom IIs
late ftnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

-. ~. - 'IVIpHFWI,
IRE Stofe Room aulllwtlllGE on lie ton.,
| and Madison streets, directly CpPo,r. Il, q vi
Ss 2d sS U SSe 81 SS 5S q NJ h
lie city, and the dwelling tOGay and ''lI,
They will To le separately or lOSeihti, ,Ss.
sired, Possession tst ArlilLcGt. '"! y Z,
dtsSlf NMpu,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

dTan Interesting debsts occuuel in The British
House Of Commons on HE 18th iustp on motion
Of Lord Golerici, for reform In the msnnet of
The atmy appointments, The practice has been
fot gentlemen 10 purchase commissions, which
Practice has placed nearly all The hOnO's Of MILL
taty Office In The hands Of the atlstocracy. Very
few persons, whatever may have been their merits,
have arisen from lie ranks 10 I've officers. Lord
GOdsHcb's motion va, opposed by William Peel
s,n o, iLs great sit Robert, MI Sidney IIetOc't,
and Lord palmersIOn, and supported by the mover,
and Lord D. Evans, whose soneVuship aud bravery
In the crmea has Leen highly praised. The
speaker, 10 opposition TO lie motion admitted that
change was necessary, anil an implied promise
was given by Lord Talnsrston, that Tho subject
should receive lie attention Of Government. On
a division, tie motion was lost BY vote Of iiSto
ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

Ma. BsALE on rrE NEsGAsx, DlLr.-Mf. Besle,
,hsAhenc,n candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
few days bstots The Winchester nominations,
male a speech IN which the GuyIndotte IieraIdre.
ports him Is sayinst 30 El#&
- "Tht results Of The recent elections involving
The merits Of The Nebraska bill have been adverse
q to The. tights, Of the South, But as thal RR ia
Jounltdin constitutional right, no BACKWARD srEr
GAN pE TAKES bY Us IN REoARp 10 THAT MEASURE"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
For Rent.

For Rent.
TIER room occupied By lashhtld& Co.,
Stote-J given on Tie frat day Of Ir, Va
Eidulr6 n j.. lotSiOih. ''r '%l>
Twill also rent tnIon llsll BY the ytar Ib,.
rooms In lilo second AiUly, iIoNtire on Main n t'N
buildings, that Will nukr teOG OlNtS l0I VSV
which Will Iehl on good ttInS Por caIit, w. r.,
Of .sg lllH9 Z. jN0, h. EJIit,,i. d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

3 Brick Dwellings on. the corner Of gOf and Sec.
= n HSS IIfffs''' OIL w''0 "PSEGsS, poasRs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28

lie has nearly ready for srntUtlous distribution among
his business correspondents [ahd those who lntS geeOlne
Iucb) neat pamrtc tOhlsning Synopsis OIL Tue tNSI
InF Pension llOuniy Lard, Patent, AMI Public lahu
Laws, down 10 tic eHd VI tho lde Cohgesslnelud'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
AsTROLOGY.

C1ARD.-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and patrons and bega to say that after
tie thousands both In this city and Philadelphia who
have consulted her with entire satisfaction he
Adent that in the questions Of astroogy love and Law
matters, and books oracss, relied constantly
by Napoleon, she has equal She will tell the name
OF the future husband and also the OF her vstsr
Residence 70 Madison street. ONE door from Catherine.
NTADAME ALVIN, RENOWNED PHRENOLOGIsT
M from Paris can BE- consulted about love- marriage
business &c. and will tell the Of the lsdy or gen.
teman they will marry; also the Of her visitors
Residence 500 Bowey between First and Second streets
ONLY FOR A SHORT T1ME-NOrICE--MRs. H.
~ ROEDER lady OF information, can be consulted
and gives true information all interesting aBSirs
through life usual ut her residence, rs West Els-
yssth st., near Fifth avenue. Her terms are d.