Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-22
SUMMARY.


I'm trial Of DIR. Uh before the New York
Academy Of Medicine. IS not likely 10 ever hap
pen. Wle profession, generally, regard his con
duct Ms 10 betrayal of a professional secret. DIR.
.Uhi was not employed by Mrs, Cunningham MS
n physician, but a. mn uccomplice in cIiuc.
When she proposed it, he had two plans Of ac-
tion, orc Of which he was Mt liberty To choose.
First. he could say to her that tic refused aud
would expose her ifshc carried out the design;
plan which would have been correct had she
been j. woman about to Take the first Step in
crime But onthc other hand, she was already
hardened offender, and, IL nc chose TO do it, lac
had perfect right to 90 on and cntraP her in
her own net for the purposes Of public, justice
sTnG Arabia brings the news Of the death of
Dr. Blomteld, late Lord bishop Of London
The prelate who has now died a man, died rs
a Bishop last year, whcna great connection was
excited by the simultaneous demand matte by
himself and tho Bishop Of Durham for liberty
to retire upon pensions ofwhlcll their Iordshps
calmly dictated the amount and the tlurution--.
Bishop Blomii6ld thought that he might man.
age 70 support existence upon tritie Of $4,000
per annum, with the use Of the Episcopal Palace
at Pullman. And to the no small scandal Of
the natron he was finally allowed to carry. out
the arrangements which lac had contrived for
himself
Qrrrr novel meeting was held ON. Wetlnes-
day evening, alta lager bier saloon in Chambers
street, New York 1t was composed of men
who had been enlisted in this country by British
Agents during tile war In the Crimca. Their ub.
iect in this meeting was 10 prevent any mere
men being deeuived:bY the filIacious promises
Of the British Government Many were the de.
ccptions which had been practiccd upon them
and many we're the hardships which they bad to
suffer, aud they were resolved 10 put s.oPto
the cnlst,ne1ts now going on in that city for
the British service 10 India,
I'nE New York Herald publishes . letter from
Il. F. striugtllow mot the Doctorl Of Kansas !
in reply TO charges recently made against him.
He says it IL lie that he e>er lay down with
General Lane, or that he was ever hail fellow
well met with him that lie ever stole the
money sent from Missouri or elsewhere to make
Kansas a slave State; that lc is growing fat from
citing turkies and drinking champagne Proc''.
red by the aforesaid money, or that lie Is SpCcu-
lating IL town lots in conncclicn With Lane.
As anacontlI fifteen feet long, which was lam
,ie,l in Philadelphia, some weeks ego, and takcn
10 the residence of ship captsin, escaped from
custody and was found in a cellar half q square
oil. II was heard before seen in the cellar, sud
drought to be dog a policeman went into
the cellar aud the snake embraced him, but the
owner of the reptile being sent for. relieved the
officer from the coils Of tic ugly monster
Sueh nets should be kept at home.
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prcsS SAYS it is reported that the National ITO.
~, which, ms a public houSc. Inns been ruined by
tile disease which goes by us name, win bS re.
moisic-l for Theatre
Dn. TmoMIs Dick, author ofthc Christian Phil
osophcr, and several other pions anl instructive
works. died recently. in Scotland, in the SD
year OF bis age.
WA7EuurLLuSs arc plentiful 10 the Norfolk
,.,.,l.at M from g 70 10 cents u picCe. according
size; and al kinds of vegetables nre IN great
,4ofisiSs, selling AT isw prices