Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-05

AbrOtherof Eckel bus become insane ON ac-a
count ofhis brother Implication in the recent
murder
A Mormon advtttis IN Ginoinnat snews,a
paper for q wife to take to Utah with hin.-
i slRdy maY RELY on having nofn future
rivals IN his tioDl
away from boarding school married te
an old fellow doing business on wall ard
living insthc Eitt Avenue, was Tho dspghts Of
Peter I.afillard tobaeeonist The girl was 8,
of the old block, being evidently up to
a New York paper says that al untoFt innate
man IN that city, Who had resolved upon sui-5
eide; Was detslred from his rash temper By the
fsaTthat Corcner Conn would hold an In.
quest over his body. This wholesome dread.
IofsOmething alter DEATH restored the man to
his senses go SEE
THE 4fi6naSs CORES pndent at Washington
iWriterthat Gen. Cas- isputtihg onsthc airs Of
youth in yieN Of his; appointment 70 the Pre-.
miership He has mounted clatet eolored
coat. and has suddenly discovered that he is
quito too young to ride tosthc Capitol. He has
accordingly abandoned his carriage, and walks
daily 10 the Senate With short and brisk steps
worthy of Mercury just lighted on the heaven
kissing hin.
GrSERAL QurTaIAN, in his late celebrated
speech in the House, inspeaking Of the resolu-
Etion declaring that suggestions to revive the
slave trade areshoeking TO the moral sense, &C.,
made this witty and severe remark
sit is in vain and Pharisaical arrogance Of
superior virtue in us to assume such censorship.
I
that this House. constituted IS is, is one of the
last tribunals TO which questions of public NOR
/ ais or private honor should!he REFERRED
The Lemon Slave Case was called up in the
Supreme Court of New York on the 25th,
No one appearing for the Stateo Virginia, the
counsel for the State Of New York moved to
dismiss the appeal Mr. O'Conor subsequently,
appeared for the State of Virginia, and the case
was to have been heard next day. twill be
remembered that the point maintained by the
State Of Virginia (the acting defendants,) is,
lthat an owher1of slaves cunstake them him
in tranSitu through The. State 81, Or
other free States, without losing his legal own
!ership to them.
4 TnERE is some later news from China IN yes.
!ter1ay's Eastern papers. The lighting there
lgocs on about as lively ever. Nom0retroops,
however, are to go from England, That is a
good sign.
THE foreign impof tations at Baltimore during
last week, have been much larger thanlas ever
been the case in any one week in the CONNER
/ AS CoNGREss has determined to send an Amer
lean Minister to the Court of Teheran, the news
from Persia should be watched. (One of the
items tells us that "the Babee Tribe are on the
eye of insurrection.n Now who can.tell US any
thing about the BabecsD ss
THERE is some newspaper talk of a @new
European difficulty, 9 growing out of a diploma
tic misunderstanding between France and Eng
land, about the never-to.b e.letalone "Danubian
Principalities."
VINO would be an Archbishop or an Empress
IN Paris? No sooner has one assassin been gull
lotined, than another starts up in his place. The
news now is, that mailman attacked the En-.
press on the l2th- meant no harm-only want
cd torembrace her ItiloOlss like a.case Of gem
pinc garrote.
A YOUNG and beautiful Jewess in Albany,
having in her own right large fortune, was
coprted by a nice young man whom the jew
essi papa disliked. Papa locked Jewess nm
kicked lover out Of the house-lover went to
police ofAce-papa was arrested for assault and
battery-loyer returned and lei. beautiful jew
ess out of her prison and on the oath day of
February, A, D: 1857, the happy pair werejoin-
l.edin holy wedlock at the police Office, while
papa tore his hair in rage behind door with
iron sashes.
WR'learn from Washington, that a general.
impression has beenl LEFT there by the result Of
the Investigate ton, that the e5rruptions of Con-
gress Kaye been only half exposed by the Com
rhittee, ana that much remains concealed. It is.
impossible to doubt, in view of the facts, that
/ there has been an immense amo1nt Of venality
in that body, and that the charges, Of the Press
idrepcrtectly true aud just.
TnR Union thinks d feather in the ireputa-
ton of President Pierce, that he is the frstI
chief magistrate OF the nation who made no
change in.his Cahinet during the whole Of his
term of office. There is no Questioning the
fact, and that the circumstance renders the
| Pierce Administration unique, in that respect
lat least
!lSt the United States Senate on Saturday, the
Deficiency bill,was passed, after striking oatth
appropriation for books for the Hbhse. The
House bills establishing land districts in Me-
Braska and Kansas were passed.
BRlDoEs are now proposed OF in actual process
of construction at 80 many points of Importance
on the great rivers Of the Western StStes, that
it is likely the whole question of bridging nayis
gable waters will have TO be soon, definitely set.
! tied: in some way. At steubcnviIls, RaFkers-
burg, Cincinnati, and Louisville, ON the Ohio.
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