Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07

States, established Sunday School for the Te'i-
gious instruction of their young and hence the
erroneous statement. There is, thus far, but
one Jewish congregation in the world that wor.
ships on the Christian Sabbath-the Reform
Congregation of Berlin, in Prussia; bnt no
such congregation does exist in the United
States. 1t is true, an attempt was made some
three years ago, to establish one at Baltimore,
but it broke down after few months.
NEWS ITEMS.
SHAD are selling in Washington, for $40 and
Sll hundred. Herring for $3.50 and So a
thousand.
BuFrALO is rising. The personal" adverti-
sement business has began to flourish there
The RePu6lio presents several bits which would
shame the New York HerDlrs assignation adj
vertisements. The following are suggestive =
"a. b., of b; all is discovered. There. is no
safety but in fight II. L. D." "N.-One
thousand dollars; not cent less" 'EY. NJ A.
At the usual place and hour. Bring it with you''
'Niagara Falls-On the 2dof Nay"
Tue National Intelligeqeer has been busily
engaged ever since the adjOnrnmento of Congress
in publishing the Senate debate on the Iowa
Contested Election Case. Monday paper gives
five columns Of the speeches and brings the dis
cnssion down TO the 9th of january The IN
tettigencer has good excuse for publishing this
matter, as it is paid believe So 90 per col
umn for so doing. But as no pay is given for
reading it we presume that part of the job re-
mains to be let out upon some future contract.
Tue rejection by England of the Dallas Clar-
cndon treaty is causing some sensation at
fS,H
Tho result was little anticipated The confidence
which has been so recently and so empathically
expressed, on public occasions, byjLord Napier,
that the good understanding and the harmony
of the United States and England had been
greatly promoted by the late negotiations, and
the freedom and cordially with which he made
this the subject of his fluctuations, had produce
ed universal belief this side of the water, that
tile chiefs in London would find no difficulty in
accepting the Senate notifications. Nor is it
yetapparent what the actual objection has been.
The presumption is, that it relates to the strik
ing out Of that clause which provided that Sla-
very should not be introduced into the Bay Is
lands, all claim to which islands England, by.
the terms of the Treaty, was to relinquish in
favor of Honduras.
FEElING of intense dissatisfaction prcyates
tho public mind at the manner in which the
mystery of the National Hotel disease has been
treated by the authorities of the City of Wash
ington. From every quarter of tho country
come in dennnciatiOns of what is styled-not
without warrant-thc determination ON the part
of interested parties to stife inquiry and hood
wink suspicion concerning what has every APP
Pcarauce of being the most gigantic and startling
crime Of the age.
Wk have received, from Now Orleans, two
weeks later dates from Mexico. The Govern
lnent has takCnprOmpt and energetic measures
to punish the instigators of the late attempted
insurrcction. In arrcsting and banishing the
Archbishop and several priests for their compli.
caty in that plot, and for their notorious rebel
lion against the constituted authorities, Presi.
dent Comonfort has taken the bull by the horns,
and if he only receives sufficient support ftom
the people, he may yet weather the storm that
threatens to throw the country once more into
revolution and ansrchy. Much anxiety was
felt in Mexico on account of the threatened FL
libuster demonstration from California upon
Sonora,
THE use of Strychnine in the manufacture Of
- VI W puHlSileNs lelOuY
in Ohio. BY means Of this drug, used in con-
nectiOn with Tobacco. sharp distillers were max
ing five gallons of whisky from bushel Of grain,
whereas the quantity obtained by the old pro-
cess was but half SO much The Topers never.
complained of the new liquid, but swallowed all
they could get and s1nacket their lips for more;
but the Hogs, not being so case-hardened, could
not stand it, and died off by hundreds of what
is called "HOg Cholera
oNE of our exchanges contains the following
The church at South Butler, n. Y, Of which
Rev. Antoinette L. Brown WAS pastor, has been
dissolved, and the house closed Antoinette
Was not wOman's rights man, through tho
sneCFipg bitterness of Lucy Stone, but, fun Of
wOmanly tenderness, she longcd for some OBJ
ject to lavish her affections ON. She became at
length Mrs Blackwell, and ia due time a little
larnblin was put in her arms She found in
this all she had been longing tOts and has given
up the whole flock TO take charge of this wee
lanblin. Had she found this sooner, the use
less experiment at South Butler might have
bean saved: