Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
NEWS I1FlNWS.

CuNGhkSS uaYe5u YET peens QeLa1lenY AeitenRt1:
but the existence of the body came to an end.
according to the National Intelligence, under
discolraging, not to say, blameable circum-
stances.
Mr.. APPLETON, the new editor Of the Union,
takes charge of that paper, with the determine
ton to support the administration of James
Buchanan, with all the ability which belongs to
him." The retiring editor of the. Union, Mr..
Nicholson, says, he has supported Mr. Pierces
administration with slight exceptions among
these, We presume, is the course pursued with
regard to Central American affairs.
Ar about the same time the American Con.
gross was purging itself Of corruption the
English Parliament was engaged in not dissi.
milar process, that is debating a motion, from
the Attorney Generalof Ireland, for the expul-
sion of lfr. James Sadleir from the House. of
Commons for not surrenderiug to the warrants
which have been issued against him for compli.
city in the frauds of the Tpperary Bank, the
particulars of which are we'll known to every
newspaper reader.
A master mariner who went to sen four years
agoleaving his wife in Springfield, Mass, letur-
ed to And her married TO another man 4Hc had
been shipwreckcd on distant coast, and she be-.
lieved him to be dead. In presence ofthe two
husbands the wife decided to cling to the sec
ond.
THR editor of the Presbyterian Herald (of
Louisville, Ky.,) says that visiting Fort Leven-
worth, he said to the commander, ~ suppose
you. began to feel, awayo here, that you have
at last discovered that indeAnable region called
the Wcst?'" nc SIR said he 1--WE are living
in the East yet. Four hundred miles west Of
JUS, near Fort Laramie, is the geographical cen-
tire of the United States.p -
THE Cincinnati Price Current of Wednesday.
after correcting errors and making additions to
the returns ofthe pork season already pu6list-
ed, states that the whole deficiency for the pre-
sent year, compared 1868, is 6S5,5l7 The
total footing for the year is 2, 4sS4, SUP head.
ADytces from Tehuautepec to the 9th ult
have reached New Orleans The road was cut
through, and twas thought would open for.
public travel by the first of July, ifnot sooner.
IT is a great misfortune to be ignorant Of
Geography, and yet it must be confessed that
most of us are miscrably Informed in that dfrec!
tion. We hear, for instance, Of the Persian
war; of Hcrat, Candahar, Dustirc, and Dost
Mohammed-and we get vague impression Of
places heard ofin shool-days Us somewhere in
Afghanistan or Persia, and Of unified riders on
fast horses with javelins That's about our idea.
THE repudiated wife of Sir Bulwcr Lytton
has written another savage novel, called Every
Successful" in which, she is satjrirally down
again upon the distinguished baronet. WHAT'S
lit that the poet ConSregc saws?
"lleayep has no rage like love to hatred turned,
Is No: Hell fury like woman scordedp'
SEVERAL thousand unemployed woTKmcM in
London, the latest English papers tell MS and
almost as many in other parts OF the Island. are
out of work and beSieging the pool-houscS for
bread, and the magistrates for advice They
are holding meetings in SmitEsfiel To devise
plans to keep themselves and their wives and
children from starvation. The London Times
advises the workmen to go to Australia, or
some other of the colonies
TnE statue Of the Virgin which is to bccrec.
ted Mt Rone in Recommendation of the promul.
gationof the dogma Of the Immaculate COnccp-
ton is finished. Willie the statue was being
cast the priests chanted the Litany 10 the
Holy Virgin and the workInen gave tile rcspon-
ses.
AXoxG the items of the bill OF fare provided
for the crowd who took partin the terpSicho.
rean tiuale Of the Inauguration ceremonies.
were the. following:- S., 900 worth Of vino, 400
gallons of oysters, 500 quarts OF chicken salad,
1900 quarts of ice cream, 500. quarts of ellies,
ID 81 lilies of mutton, 4 Of yoptson, 9 rounds
of beef, 75 hams, 125 tongues. besides pates Of
various kinds. ttellrnd 0f the table was a.
pyramid of cake four feet high, wi5ipa flag Of
each. State aud Territory, witllthc coat Of arms
of each printed on it.
kossuTu continues his discoursts on European
Politics, &C., but MOTTO very Large audiences.
he was last heard Of At Rocltlule, England
IL the month of August, of the present wear
national agricultural exhibition will be held IN
the city of Waterford, ireland, at,sIiich the am
thorities of the city are very anxious That cons
tributons from the United States should be dis
played. 10 this endthey have addressetlIctturs
to the Hon. Georgia.. Dallas, US Niniste. in
London. inviting contributions.
fnE opening of the French Chan1ers. has
given the Emperor nm opportunity to give us a.
speech. Some ofits topics are novel and pecus
liar. His Majesty is ominously solicitors ioT;
the working classes. There is much suffering
among thcm,-and it ought toibe. relieved
Relations with England are refcrredto in
kindly spirit but there is nos word about Bro
,tbeF Jonathan. France isa peace with alltho
world and has no disagreement just now,
with anybody, except that which has arisen
with regard to the affairs of Naples, and NE are
given to understand that "humanity aud civi.
llzation" viii set everything alright again. even
there soon.
An ABscoSpING CAsniRs-we find i6sthe
richmond I EpaRiner some further accounts Of
ti6tice the other Gay: =
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