Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-14
PARAGRAPHS.

PooR Hayden! We have just been reading
again, his ,Journol, for days proceeding thatras
going away into Tomorrow. Such hope, love
and despair, such purpose, tremulousness aud
strength, were seldom crowded into one heart
between a new moon and a full.
What genius he had; how cloqucntly his soul
shone on the convass, as with his hand he Scent
cd to caress it into lovelineSs and life. Andto
end it all-'put out the light. with such a record
rs this:
eoo God, bie.. All through the evils of this
slst%sisp. horribly Prayed in sorrow and got up In
sSndaOd forgive me- FINS of B. n. HangdOn.
This rough world.
But to us, the most touching record was that
we find dated February fourth, only few weeks
before the 'finis.'
large picture lean feel dssertsd by the WoFld
TnE Boston courts have had on trial, ply
stefan named Holman, alias Levery, and Mrs
Robinson, on the charge of attempting to cxtort
money from gentleman by threatening to ac-
cuse him of Terminal intercourse with Mrs Rob
iDSon, who is the wife Of a member Of the Suf-
folk bar. Tho woman, it appears has been
prncticing for years this species OF eXtortion,
getting very largo sums OF money froE tmid
MEN. The last intended victim had the moral
courage to refuse to be Plucked, and brought
his case into court, where jury gave verdict
against the parties engaged in the conspiracy,
aud they have been sent to the State Prison for
five years
At an agricultural fair in Lexington, Ken
lucky, a few days since, Mr. A. Keene Richards
OF Georgetown, n.y., exhibited his splendid Ara
bian horses, Mokladi, MisSoud and Saeklowre,
and two Aribian mares. All the best races in
Europe and America are said to be derived orig
inaIiy from Arabian Stock, and hence. to improve
the American breed Of horses, it is deemed best
To go TO the Arabian stock ITSELF instead of i'm
porting English descendants thereof These
Kentucky Arabians were bred by the BedoumS
Ono of them, Massoud, rich chestnut, fifteen
hands high, has great action and power, aud is
to bo altogether one of the finest horses ever
seen in this country.
MR CLARE, who presidcs so worthily at the
Editors Table Of the Knickerbocker Magaziul,
declares that mere funny man is his very
great deteStation. - man who is always ON
cold scent AFTER Joke; who is always straining
after pun; who never realizes that after all,
much Of innocent enjoyment as may be secured
within the limits of booming nirth, still
IlfeIs reai-life Is earnest:'
q man who can't see this, we have no hesitation
to say, is one Of the greatest bores in the infinite
| region of Boredom.
ScHANYL, the Circassian hero, has again de-
tteated the Russians in a woSt signal manner in
two engagements, the first on the banks Of the
/ Ruban, where tho muSCoyites lost six guns aud
sixty pack horses It is also announced that
the brave mountain hero who has kept the Rus
/ SLAMS at bay for the last quarter of 4 century,
assailed tho Russian army with %, 900 Ciress
;ians, and completely roItetl them.
FouR hundred adopted citizens of Cleveland.
Ohio, have recently sigued paper, declaring
that they have heretofore unanimously voted
| the Democratic ticket, but that they cannot and
will not do so at the approaching State election,
alleging as a reason that by the election and APP
p0intment Of well-known Know Nothings to
/ Office by the Democratic party and Administers
iinn. they have proved the insinceriy Of their
professions Of opposition to Know Notbingisuo.