Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-26

,,so md, furious attempts to kick and biteaqd
..horyiis ,lnaltreat the dignity Of the Law.
The casns bellua, We believe, was an 'nsinua1
zion of one Of them that the character OF the
o,ber was not altogether Of the Lucretian kind
Tnr news brought by Persia, as shown
co., ,bs correspondence of American, Journals,
I'D me leaders and letters in those of England,
,sbon very plainly the moving Of the stagnant
oss,., ancient forms aud mixtures Of society to
, elimination. Notwithstanding the iiRordinate
.v,rity that prompts foreign Journals to affect
trembling for the uncertainty Of the outcome of
selfgov@hmcnt, it is more than certainty that
bv Al odds we have the chances for duration for
,be next century. We rccoilect to have read
not few days since the warning words of one
Englands mast illustrious heroes, who but q
Gtte while ago returned from the Crimea, after
hting made the toui. of a great part of Cont
ssntal Europe, which were that no European
s,tionalitr was safe without sound, effective
Tar footing. In demonstration Of this the Per-
i, brings advices of an outbreak among the
Iippcrary militia, and tells us that the citizens
II =
Ided and abetted the insurgents in the fight
its Of France, of the difficulties in the Italian
Statcs, aud of its being prominent subject of
debate in the English Parliament. Why, one
half Of the talk is about the balance of power,
sud no wonder they continue to keep one an
olhor from lnyiug claimato an island in some far
off sea The Empire of the East is, and viii be
stumbling block. ,t rs. t.ts
Turkey, though represented as very sick and
and still sekening, is likely to be lingering
corpse, and the allies hIxc-Harpies still hang.
about the confines of Mahomedonisn on their
wsy back from the Crimca, with Eistful looks at
Constaninople There is hardly an expectation
Of dynasty Of The Porte succeeding to- power
Oh the death Of the present incumbent France
sid England, after all that has been done to
fo:teF The alliance, want the real natural at
s,chment, viz: Unity in language, law aud reli-
IoH In I'll three of these things arc wholly
t;s;ilc:, ard onlyin the first partially reconcia-
be TheFrench language is an ideal Of fashion,
iai many of the English gentry seek the French
-CAah as the proper place to study thetonguc.
Hu' among the sulasscs-tbe birmingham and
Machester OPc1atiycs-among the Thames
satnen aud the small tenants in England and
sE;aore in Scotland, there is an unconquerable
T'rsion to the religion aud laws, 4I
fance is ye. essentially athcistic, or il any.
''7,Hco hss hsen -nlatIc his only totlcisln. os-
t;aibiy sheis Catholic Any otie0E these three,
England or scotland is rcpugnant Hence
a:prstended affinity is only the unnatural liason
afLoFd Pasmerston and Louis Napoleon tolimit
RQssia to Il given number of shipssiaatlle Black
81, sud to make her give OUT design upon
Ia'ksy. But the Sultan must At best, in the
'.aTss of things, die iniasfcw years, and he is
''ia now to be in decl;rilg health. Who then
ii! he the real lcgatc.s Of his treasures? That
III be the question that viii come up among
2sso self appointed administrators, and even
zen 'se suspect the London Times and the Pal
sess'0n School will all speak otherwise Of ''o,r
hagnanimOus ally" 5:ss7s' .s....s.u I'.5= q
-igain, Ireland, since the day Lord Gastlercagh
sod them out 20 George the Third, hasa hcredi-.
STy grudge. 1t became chronic mixture in
all their patriotism; and it testers and rankles in
the bOSOms Of father and son, just as the Potato.
rot does in the bOsom Of the green island She
Is Naeno'ic--she nashes her teeth for every ec-
elesiastIcal dths she pays to the established
English Church. '''i'' z''-'s.' ffs7:il 1870
The Italian states have become 4etia in their
aa'ional degeHeracy, and.will soon be as great.
Aaas house in Central Europe. rs N Oh 4
ne aPPrOhend then that English journalswill
AN'e q0''e saoughto keep them employed With
CUT sPeculating upon the probabilities of a
speeaY dissolution Of The American States. rs
n. [oisoSED BYA SuRGIcAL 0PRRA rIox.--Dr. JnO.
fotter. one of fli.. LIZ. q u u 49,