Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-30
LRrom BE- Alyany Journsl.l

From the Albany Journsl.l
ANOTHER EuSNYs N AWHtA Gg. Married in this
city, last evening, by Justice Nugcnt. William
Cruax, of Knox, to MrSs--Alarlinue of thi
city.
The, new married compile met for the frs
time on Saturday last, when the old man he
cGmC fascinated with the young willow, and he,
through the nstignation ofcertain parties, of:
fcTcd her marriage. a negotiation ensued, and
she knowing that the old man was POSSESSED OF
a considerable amonnt of property, demanded
from him the sun of $50 per annunl, payablG on
the first of May, fT the education Of hcrso
and further sum of $1,000 to herself. This
he finally aSsented TO, when member of the
bar was called in, who drew up the required
papers, which, after being duly executed, the
/ knot was tied.
The bride is gay widow of25 summers, and
the bridegroom is wi,lower Of 6ti winters, with
family of eleven children, while tile bride has
only 0nc child, n sOntUI years old. The mar
iriage ceremony was performed at the residence
ofthe bride in Chestnut street, in the presence
/ of Il large party, who subsequently, met at til,
house Of j. Poland, in Washington street.
| where handsome set down was prepared 70.
them, towhic!i justice was done. Wine Cow.
| ed freely until near midnight, when the party
idispersed, leaving the bridegroom to settle the
bill with the landlord.
being somewhat ofa stranger to the Hill, Mr.
Trrax, after leaving Furlland'slost his way, and
| WIS AOuuu Dy pOIt1ellN0 AQSlllI, Ill Washing
t0navenue, Knocking at the doors Of'weilsknown
residences on that avenue. Whentaken to the
station house he was quito obvious, and either
would not or really was unable to give any sat.
iStactOry account for himself His supposed
friends did not treat him Will. due respect, for
after taking him away from his bride and feast
ing Mt his expense, they certainly ought to have
conducted ! i'm back TO the place from whence
| all their pleasure originated.
After night spent in the station-hnuse,
! Lieut.. Shields tOnk compassion upon the old
man and GndcayOred tn find nut where he be-
longed. He finally succeeded in gathering from
him what had transpired, and politely otfGrctisto
find 0nt the residence of lis bride After tra.
versing through several streets, the old nan
] told him that there was bakery a block oil
from the house, and that If he could find it he
could see his way home. This put the Lieut..
on the track, andlupon reaching State streetth
old man put off up the street, mt in the iirec.
ton of the residence of his bride but towards,
Knox street. Whether he took second sober
thought, ormistOok the way remains to beseen.
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SAILING OF HawEs 8 CCsutSG,s GREAT lAMERI-
CAN CIRCUS ExnIBITInN FOR ExBLA1ID, GERMASY..
ANn SwlTzsRLAND.-Thc packet ship SoutIamp.
/ ton, Captain Austin, left this port an Neanes-
day forenoon fur Liverpool with AIesSrs. Howes
/ & Cushing Circus Company. She was char.
tered by the Yankee Snowman, and her freight
consists of the most expensive exhibition fix.
lures that has crossed the. Atlantic oceail from
our country.
Tile company consists of about one HUNDRED
persons. Among thepctf formers are twenty stive
/ OF the best elueStrians of the day, including
| ladies and gentlemen, and tribe Of Indians from
the Cattafangus Reservation. These s1yageS
are to give exhibitions Of the manners and Gus.
toms OF their tribe in connection with the cgleS-
trian entertainments.
/ McsSrs. Myers md Penlland tie popular
tclow1ls, are members Of the company. Upon
landing at Liverpool, the circus csmpaay will
unite IN q grand procession through the Streets.
forming magnificent pageant with an Apol-
lonlcan. OF organ, built and Ornamented in the
/ highest style of American nft, and drawn by
forty cream coloreC horses; aud twenty-five 9th.
i ers wagons containing the dresses aud furniture
of the show There 0re eighty valuable horses
i on the ship, and they are snugly arranged In
stalls between decks.
The total cost of this undertaking Is said to
gnepnt 20 s loo, COO MessTs. How SIT Gushing
intend TO travel IN Epglal6, Germany aud SygifS
eFland, AID sin proba6iy So Sbsent ,hret, vssFs
Ihespl toi Yankee enter know no bounds.
/ = STRISeFELLoW RkpIvIts-Th There Is mischief
brewing, evidently Stfing 81, has COME forth
6Ffmt0l OF wrath aud 4Ilgcer. Hear him:
| We urge aiimen from every 1llaf tais of our
common country, who love It's constitution. and
pr0petuity, better Than they love niger, al
who are willing TO abide by aud stistain those
gFeat ii0na principles which resulted
IN the election of Mr.. 5uchnuan, 20 BE- here IN
time for the registry. And more especially
VIC urge our Southern friends, who ilt end max
ing kansas their home, to hasten on. Let us
make Kansas slave State, and Democrat tic #
possible.