Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
Close of the French Exhibition

Close of the French Exhibition
Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia I.
S. Gazette titus refers to the proposed close Of
this most magnificent exhibition. The letter is
dated the FIRST inst
To day, unless contrary decision has been
cone TO within ;helast 81 hours, will witness the
'beguiugof TIE end OF the great universal rxh-
biuom of 1855. With the commencement of tie
present month, was 10 comInencr, alsOs as thimk
lave previously mentioned, the lisencumLer-
ance ct The nave of lie Palace of Industry. aud
the preparations for the closing Great things
ale said OF The inienird SpendoES OF that even,
and every Effort will be used to render it srlk-
ing contrast to the co!neSs ofthe Inauguration
Tie nave Will be Iedecuriied inHa appropriate
m,Iner with trophies of each nation, composed
Of some of the objects 10 hch medals AID TizeS
have l'eeu awarded, W lille ia ite Gentle, ii is said,
will be erected gigantic trophy OF the piiz=
productions OF alt countries. Music, also, Gf
which the want was SO much felt atiLe opening.
" i'll iens its chaImS 10 The closing ceremony, III
the shape OF an Orchss'rr m0MS!re, composed Of
twelve hlnlred performers, conIIncteI by. lie
well known NJ HecIur b r!icZ. Tie whole OF
fih=Se pfe ions " il! be LETT open to the public
view tot few days alter tie conclusion Of The
exhibition, i'll order that all may have an oppcr--
tnmIty OF witnessing The elect OF lee DECORATIONS,
and of examining aud judging OF tie merit Of the
productions Of the successful exhibitors.
ell TO excess, aud on ~ sides hears the txpeTS.
sion Of regret that vast end rich scene of hui
man ln"eniI n aud ingenuity is son TO vanish
from Our sight. Certainly, whei amount OF labor
aud preparation necessary to complete such and
undeE;a- ng,l ia ken into CONS ti-raUn period OF
even six months too short a time 10 be allotted
'nr the enjoyment Of it, In tire case off the French
Exhibition, this space Of time has =, greatly
tailed and ii can hardly be sad lFat the ESlhh-
ton has been cpeCed III completed stale for
1.,,t,y F.aFt.1
consent, the contents OF the Palace oil the Champs
EySees aud It's annsxeS, far, very far exceeded III
richness and variety o: production what as en-
hi5i;ed in Hyde P"re IN 1851, year ould
tIlH!y not be too long time for the examination
and fuil MjoynenI such a m:ne If instruction
as Is IhrTe presented to all classes OF The people.
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DECISION ca THE LlouoR Law OF MASsAcuu-
sErTs.-Ihe Worcester Transcript says that judge
Morris, of the Common Pleas Court nov sitting IN
that city, has given decision in some liquor cases
that came before him, and which renders nrgoto-
~ "ne Of the most important provisions of the Ii
QuoF Law:
In the cases in question, the counse! for the dc.
fence took exceptions that tie originate complaint
and warrant did not mlHutely specify aud describe
tht iqunES aTd casks TO be Searched for and Sriz-
and The Court. Judge Morris, sustained the excep-
iiunS and Iuled TIE cases out. The d, c,StOu Of
(
or seizure can be mnle the complaint and war
rant must fully describe, not only tie liquors, but
also the casks, with any marks, etc, which may
be upon the casks other vessels containing the
/ liquors. The section Ui trc statute referring 10
tins point provides, that n all cases tie complaint
shall particularly designate, 10 identity, the
Huihting structure ami place 10 be searched, the
liquors 10 he seized, the persons by wLom they ale
owned, Kept or possessed, and intended iur sale,
and it shall aileSe the latent of Snch persons to Sell
piov'SII ms OF ihlS act, eIc." II Ju'lEe MorriS'S
decision is sustained IT wi'l completely muIlly
4 This section OF the law, as it Will be impossible
lUT prosecuting officers ascertain beforehand tile
marks upon liQuor casks which are in HE nosses-
Sou OF dealers.
DEATH CT AMunDrREss.-Eliz1beth IIarker, who
had been cvnined in Tie Jail at Huntingdon, Pa,
since the Fail lS53. unIer sentence of death,
lorthe murder OF er hustnai and sister, by poison
died there few days ago. She WIS sixty FIVE
Yeas OF age Wien She committed these MURDERS,
and in conside ration of her sex, and exr, me age,
Governor Ri.Ierhumameiy Withheld her death war.
rent, and she was allowed to drag on, life of re-
morse aud wreichedness, until called by Prov
ldence 10 her final account
SINGULAR AccsDEXr.-We clip the following
from the Jefferson City (AIo) lrQuirer:
On Wednesday evening. Col. Il. NJ. stewar. nat
with very painful accident. He had been chnn-
gTus his socks, and after pulling on his boots, fell
mipG have r ec"m "SN,g maj ms Eoe%
mn n the 0oor, dIiying an old min, Thai 10
sock, M to lis head in the hollow OF III; loot. Tie
| pin struck nerve. ANA pataysed nue side of l.ls
body for a time. lie suffered great deal and 1t
was feared Tor time that it would terminate in
death y Iockjaw. Medical aid was obtained and
! he Is now imDruYiny
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I NTTHDE NwiNG ANMuNlT ion EEoM CAxAuA.-The
nl"MSien, Ne PnHnca" says The l"mmisss"ta' adj.
mes '"[ a vessel 10 convey 6toO barrels OF
co,,s,,;,ss,; a,I'' 20 r'"E"nh' he large
INV ~ '"e present. war