Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-26


disease arises troula poisonous rliasma gener.
ated in the sewers OF the house, which, being
taken in the lungs, is absorbed, and acts as 4
blond poison, and thus is distributed through.
ont the system.
NEWS II EMS.
MONDAY the 18th, Wednesday the 18th, and
Friday the 18th of June, have been fixed as the
dsys for the three performances Of the Grand
Handel Festival at the Crystal Palace at syden-
ham, England The orat ,rios which it il inten.
died. to perform are the 4essia1, judas Hteep-
6saS, and Israel IN Egypt.
THs following cath is said 10 have been adj
mlnistered in the IowalegiSlature to a little boy
ten years ofage chosen to fold up documents:
lyon do solemnly swear to support the con.
stitution Of the United States aud Of this state,
and to fold papers to the best Of your ability, so
help you God.
Tnr Hon c. C. Chataeld q we'll known de.
lpocratic politician of illinois, and ex-senator
Bayard,, OF Delaware, are dangerously Ill of
the National Hotel epidemic.
The Rochester Union says it learns from
prigatesource that Hon. o. B. AattssonofN. Y. is
rotexpected 70 recover from the attack oftherat
epidemic from which he was suffering when he
returned to Utica from Washington,
EICE.PREsIDESr BBRcKINRIDsE and wife arriv-
cd in Philadelphia on Saturday evening. DUE
ing their sCjourn in that city they will DO the
guests Of Il. Martin, Esq, on Walnut street.
Iris reported in Washington that the ex-
President Is about to spend month in Phila-
dslphia, for the benefit ofmedical advice for
Mrs Pierce, whose health is much impaired
They aEO expected to arrive there in the course
fthe present week.
Oh Saturday evening, while one Of the largest
and most brilliant audience ever seen in A1nerf.
ca was enjoying the splendid performance Of
iindg III C1amouai in the Philadelphia Aca-
denny of Music, there was scene startling con.
trast behind the curtain. a very worthy mem
Der Of the female chorus, whose services, from
her long experience, were very valuable, died
suddenly in the Green Room, Just as the opera
was about to begin, Of disease of the heart It
was shocking and solemn incident, and Great
cd great deal ofagitation among the pcrfor-
mcrs, especially among the Choristers. who had
so long been associated with her and accustom.
cd totollow her directions in the performances
THR London Medical IiMes notices case of
poisoning at Tully, Ireland, from having eaten
salt horse-mackerel. A father, mother, and
three daughters were the victims. The verdict
of the Coroners jury was, "Diei by the visita-
ton of God after eating some horse-mackerel
which was not properly cured ~
Two young ladies, members OF one ofsthe.
most wealthy uppe-.crust families Of Detroit
becSme greatly fascinated with certain theatrI.
cal eEtorneFs and performances, in that city,
aud received 20 coupon the stage They had
numerous interviews with members of the com.
nyof contse unknown to their parents. A
Few nights ago they obtained leave to spend the
evening and night ct the house OF an acquain-
tance but they repaired to hotel and remained
over night with their dramatic friends. They
then inatured their plan, which the Ffee Press
says they carried out so far as tn spend whole
DAY shopping, in which they purchased, on ere.
dit four hundred dollars worth of silks satins,
,shawls, white slippers and peck of kid gloves,
artificial flowers, laces &c, They and their
purchases weso all crowded into a carriage, pre-
paratory to an abrupt departure to Cleveland,
Wherethey were TO make their debut when the
carriage was stopped and venerable Justice Of
the Peace informed the damsels that their man.
mas desired their presence at home Thus en-
died their brief engagement
8 IuE Row. F. II. Nswhall, Of Worcester, Mass
has been preaching political sermon, in which
he is said 10 have uttered these words ."There
is ops paper in. this city which supports Bucba-
nan, and the De2il IS at tho head Of it, This
is however donied BY the clergy man's friends
who.Ssks the Bay State the paper alluded to, to
publish tho whole discourse; to which it assents
upon The condition that lIr. NcEhall agrees 10
read from his pulpit speech Of Senator Doug.
Tho clergyman refuses
Tins Erie fesstte In eHEuuicitng the fact that
they have only ono prisoner 10 che istl al that.
plaee, iubilates Over che high moral tone of It's
city Forour part Ne think lbat an empty jan
IN Etie ono Of the grsatest objections to the
place. They suffer ~ their seoandTels 70 run
szatlarge
AMONG the GnhoFnatoTial candidates mems
tionsd iot tho American Republican pcnnination
IN Pennsy lvauta, ate5 Hon Andrew Stewart
David INflmOt, James Irwin, Is9acs Hazelh J,
Iehn O Kunkel, John cosodc. John II Eddy
aad Petst n lIicllles,. 81 ssa
S4TURpAT's Newark NJ ~ esys:s
he Il this STATE usnltsst,
VesF generally desire tol nnion. Th6ss which
s,ssee most nv "a their hostility
is III plans % 9nsofs ppposi.
tiass iioJ a
se.o ion of our: