Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

rERMs7RRssEE !EEg q ieg y $3.50
WEEKLY, per sanuin, l 90
-wHEELING CT, VA
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 81. 1857
OS ruE SrooL OF RePESrAxce-we notice,
in Saturdays New York Tribune, sort oflack-
a-daisicaI apology to 'aIi the world and the rest
of mankind" inclusive of the \. T. Herald, for
anything itrnay ever have said to wound the
feelings Of any one This IS all very right pro-
per. and christian like, we presume. in the Tri-
5afas, but, really it looks funny, and quite ex-
cites our sense Of the ridicnlous 10 see journal
which has been unsparing, Ct times, inits ep-
ithcts, coming. all Of a sudden, to the comics
sional, and making clear breast Of its short
comiugs Mere it not that it humiiates itself
almost TO sack cloth and ashes By apologizing to
the HeTaL9, we should rnistrust that II was Po-
king fun at its readers. That stoop fully con-
vinces US that it must be sincere.
Wonder when the Herald viii ever expert
ence a change Of hcart="
'rTuE STATgs"-Sueh is the title of
daily paper started at Washington, b. C. We
pay it the usual compliment of notice, although
it really makes us half sick to see another new
paper Only the other day, we read that within
t7.o three years fifteen daily papers had failed
in the city Of Boston, and four of the balance
have found it necessary to fuse in order to save
themselves. To congratulate brother OF the
quill. then, on a new paper, is of piece with
congratulating poor man the birth of his
tenth child. Washington City, aside from Gov
eminent sponging, is poor place for a new pa
per- Last summer, Nr. fuckers paper,-the
Ssntinel-went down, right in the face of the
victory of its party,-spoils and all couldn't
keep the breath oflife in it. If the States gets
much advertising, it can't help bat live,-as we
notice that it charges the modest sum of ss7
per square per annum, while here in Wheeling,
the Papers-with equally as large, if not larger,
circulntions-are grateful Gor less than one-third
thar amount
Coon IxTEnrsr.-The St Paul TINES, of April
Sd, complains of the tightness of money in that
city. 1t says-'tAll our citizens are thrown up
on their resources, and every body is waiting
for cash reinforcement by next mail. The
three OF four men whose Golfers still hold out
- -,luyrTrTy
: 1Tesnt. month; and other men are grab
bling at tie chance to borrow at this ruinous 70
per cent a year. As soon as the river opens,
money will be easier.
Moses BErrMAN, an extensive importer of dry
goods, doing business in Liberty street, n. Y,
is under arrest on charge Of obtaining upwards
of 100000 worth of goods from various firms,
under false and fraudulent pretences. he was
Tusday held to answer in the sum of 81, 600,
and an injunction was granted restraining the
transfer or removal of any of the stock in the
accused's store.
MODERN ELooUENcE.-A correspondent of the
Boston Courier gives the following extract from
a sermon recently delivered by a Professor at
Harvard University, and asks if students are
safe when exposed to such language:
Viewing this subject from the esoteric stand
point of Christian exegetical analysis, and agglu-
tinating the poiysynthetical ectoblasts of homo
geneOus esceticisTn, we perceive at once the alb
solute individuality of this entity; while from
that other standpoint of interedulous syuthesis,
which characterize the democratic hierarchy
of the Jews, we are cOnstaneouSy impressed
with the precisely antiperistatic qnality thereof
P. RoGAN died suddenly at Albany, N Y, last
week, after great deal OF intense suffering. 1t
Is thought that he poisoned Thursday
last, by handling hides. If Mr.. ROgan was poi
soned by handling them, 1t must have been
done by means of u small pimple which made
its appearance on his face, the day before. II is
supposed that while handling the hides he rub
bed this pimple in such a manner as to get the
poison into the circulation. 1t soon extended to
his whole head and then descended to his body
as far down the waist. AT the time of his
death his head was as large as half bushel,
while his features were 50 distcgted that his
most intimate friends could not recognize him.
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The GREAT CATAsrRoPBE.-The impression
that the world is to be at end on the 18th of
June, is so prevailing in Galacia that the pea
SAINTS arc becoming somewhat difficult to man
age. The poor ignorant creatures have been
confirmed in the idea that they have but few
more months to LIVELY the abolition Ofthe pass
port torture in Austria, and the reduction of
the passport tax in Russia. According to a
Polish correspondent of the OSt Deutschc Post,
the lower classes express themselves as follows:
No one now troubles himself about the world
and its inhabitants \ man can go where he
pleaSeS, as il is now all the same whether he is
here in America"
THE Kansas ELEcrIox-The town OF Law
renee is acknowledged by all parties to be lar
ger than any other in the territory of Kansas.
II contains several thousand inhabitants, or
about half the aggregate Of johnson county, in
which il is located. In arranging the voting
places for the constitutional election, the pro-
slavery officers have not allowed a single poll TO
be opened in Lawrence, but have fixed upon
five other places, obscure little knots of two or
three pro-slavery settlers, where all the voting
of the county must be done Yet it is urged
that the free State party should vote at an cleo
ton of which this is a fair sample.
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PRozPEcTs OF THE TOBACCO CRoP.-The re-
aSlol