Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21
SUMMARY,


The latest news from Kansas represents that
the deputy marshal of Douglas county was on
his way to Lawrence with upward Of fifty war
rants in his pocket for the arrest Of the most
prominent of the free state men. No resistance
was contemplated The correspondent of the
st. Louis Democrat e. S says that nearly two
hundred indictments had been found against
persons residing in the ueishborhood of Topeka,
and that six men had been arrested in Fnnklin
county by dragons and taken to the camp =
Rumor says that Coy. Walkeris indignant at
Judge CatO's decision, that payinent.o taxes is
the requisite qualification for voting, but the
"rumor" is probably without foundation. Ex-
Gov Robinson has been notified to appear at
Le-omptc on the 9Th inst. for trial ON the old
charge Of usurpation Of Office.
AN irregular Doctor, well known along
broadway, n. " was detected. a few days since,
while alta New Jersey watering place, in such
relationsto lady, that her husband, intiamcd
with jealousy, consented that his friends should
punish summarily the offender. The friends
took the doctor from the bed room he occupied
at night to the beach, daubed him with tar, aud
then sprinkled him over with sand. Some Of
his fellow boarders found him in this plight, and
more considerably than gently, came to his re-
icF with soft soap and scrubbing brushes
that fearful inalady-hYdrophob claimed
n victim in Philadelphia on Sunday night. The
deceased was Mr. William Gollady, who resided
near Manayunk In the month of March last,
Mr. C. was bitten in one of his fingers by dog.
The wound healed up and caused him no trouble
until within few days. On Saturday the suf-
ferCr was attacked by violent spasms and it
was found necessary to tic him down to his bed.
When the paroxysms were Upon him he snap
ped the cords like threads. Those who Witness
cd his sufcrings describe it as being terrible.
The deceased left wife and child.
A sun, claiming $4,000 damages for an al
Logged breach of promise of marriage, iscausing
considerable excitement in the fashionable cir
cles Of Boston, The parties to the suit, are
Moses Englc, Of New York, plaintiff, and DIR.
George Hayward aud wife defendants The
story is that Mr. EuglC met Mrs. Hayward, in
Europe, as the youthful beautiful and wealthy
widow of the late Amos Binncy, where he says,
she promised to marry him. The defendants
are now abroad.
A DUEL took place on the lake ne1r New Or
leans, on the sth, between Mr.. I.alande Ferrier
and Jules Arnault But one fire was exchanged
and the result of it was that Mr.. Arnault cs-
capped with his life, tho ball Of his antagonist
having just grazcd his temple, and making a
skin wound on the top of his head The affair
was thus amicably settled.
The Worcester Spy learns that the estate of
the late ex.GOvernor Sprague, of Rhode Island,
amounts to over six millions of dollars. a
most remarkable fortune to DC accumulated by
a single family in one generation.
On Monday, about 10 o'clock, nearly 500 emil
grants arrived at Castle Garden, by the ship
hours Ilinc.tcnths Of them were on tho cars and
safely on their way to the West
.JNo. B. Couch, the temperance apostle, has
lecn vserI1ly greeted lg the friends Of temper
,ncc is England s