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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
HOTELS.
pITERsCAEsAyy ONr UALvTUa


r oNG BRARCH-vIsfTERs CAasAvE ONE HALF THE
IL expense abort distance Inland and visit when
the north xmericsn PhsisnI: ali i1 domestic sgrenlur
d.y and other f,ess for comfort q s..r. are sy.l.2le
iron sgue mosauoes :nd very h,s,h,; board - % % g.
hours daily By ksdbsnk and Keypor boats and xmboy rail-
,ost from rssdspha no bar Q, Z, acc q and
Rss Law, ie,.ees PhaisnI Mes Jersey refer % Z.
way. or smith. Homoopsih Phsrnsces, Brosd~sy.
WI pleasure " announce 70 her cntonerr
that Notwithstanding the painful os- she has met Hih abe
kae Dc Rvcb She vii 70 sse ibs srss,ssi care 70
Who have psironired that
MouHTArr HOME. TANNERsvnLy. GREENE co.
M N Y;-rhs -il snovn hosel h,sins been thoroughly
rsssl, and r.urss.s 10. es.s fO1 @s ..e.p,,on q
ave the House tsurrouoied bv most
n ss smmss.as ,sn,,s sboaseIns VIA ,oa rssiers A.
most delightful summer resort for parties from hs city In
''''1' -'~'' NORMAN 4. GRAY. Proprietor.
NEW YORK HorEL, rEsAIAourr, Loso ISLAND.
~ situated The shore o. Great south Bay. opposite Fire
1smber ?, large s,y looms sorans .ysry cgPoruo,y 70,
snafns tsnns sna es'sns. ~ Lors tssns
f KsrSs Pre- and
OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, \. l., WILL re- oPESxp
~ reception vis,sers June The proprietor 4
sss % rom so. l ss.as p. o
sAa summer re'ds'o' before sas-siPs sses hsss
CuRr" H0rEI. FIRE ISLAND BEACH The ABOVE
~ hotel 10 asd ready for reception Of sues
ExeSave billiard and bowling saLyns have siasa W
the bote and he wholes haksed viii The nshing
yachting grounds m NE Great South bay and rre Island
IeA Also The baihng faS1nes For rsn~
ing health TO The i.vAnd and especslly tho.e afflicted ~
he United States Communication twice daily Csundsys en-
cepedl By Long fsAnd Railroad Thompson
from fenaaguil For further informston apply Msrs
j. G.AW =. hffIS. liz Front strset New York
THE BrIP PAVILION, MOST BEAUTIFULLY 10
Gated he great South bay forty mes from Ne York
open for The reception OF families This no el Il fur.
usbed In The most elegant has number 81 ARR
ing 10 Spacious billiard and bow ling cvs ana-hed
y day trains leave Brcosiyn Il 10 A. N snd SIS p. II
sages reAdses 70 couvey psasensers and baxENge
CHARLES Wright. Superintendent
IrrroN HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS ~ r.. oPro
~ site the celebrated Congress Spring park Open from
lst June 70 La October Has ayout 80
guestsL PUTNAM q PAYr, Proprieors.
UARE1NRR HoupE sPRrNGFrnLD MAss-rHrs
w popular and well Known hotel formerly kept BY the
renowned Uncle Jerry viii be opened anew 70 the puoc
the lch Of June. The hotel new and spacious
pleasantly situated In the cepre Of tn tosn coavenisut
distant from the noise bnsse OF The Raj road Station snd
y convenient and gsness bssines
o. the city Families nom The city Wishing boAd
fo- the summer WI be socoumoasted on the mos
stie tsrms n. MCKINNEY. Propri-,oe
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aEaARa AID TOBACCO.

CRaARa sRGAps-GooD svaARs Ar THE LOWEST
~ possible prices constantly hand; all kinds sod styles
nsde up ~ Covtisn erect of 1reen
street. FREDERIC A. sOHRODFR
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CENIoR yErERAN CORPS or 1912 WILL. MEEr AT
- House. Of brsome snd Mercer srees,
this ridayl evening June Is at 70 bear the 70
the committee celebrating the Fourth OF July. the
ed anniversary Of American Independence and attend
sent. BY order H. RAYMOND, Col.
lsIAc y. PnYrr, Aolt
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q OO0 O0O or VARIOUS GRADES OF BAvAsA
O.UUv.UUU domestic and Gtrnsn segars, Toe .als n
lots 70 suit At prices fun twenty per besw ne nars
Cash advances made on segss o any smeun.
d. q, CRkxks, Broadway,
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IToBOKEN TURTLE CLUB -rHR MEMBERS or THE
IL clnb are notified t,at meeting viii be hsd
and elect for the Inc Malta
loon, Of brosavsv End fhh,.cp,h rtrest ths
FRIDAY evening, June "a, 1858. at sls o'clock
pRNNAN Predxt.nt
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ENAMELLED CHAkBER SUITS OF FURNITURE ~
~ AL coors and styles Wholesale and retail. prices from
~ and npward. WARREN WARD, No III Canal nrp<<.
old No IS fovs doors east Of Broadway, New YORK..
LyNANEII.ED AND GRAINED Gil AMBER FURvrrURE
~ In All coorr OF superior and warranted fsnture,
finished In landscape fruit sid flowers 81 " FARRINa.
TONS sss Canal street. opposite woose- street, New York.
LvuRNTTURR.-A FAMILY WILL oFFEs AT raFfs
IT residence, no West Tvsriy second sweet between
kghh and Ninth for hree days. their
hold furniture Of every Descriptions hes been used M, sbrr
ue and in perfect order elegant octave piano
solid has been only three
viii be sold great bargain Those In want Of superior
furniture ~il 90 well BY calling irnmedsteiy.
DOgFvOOD PARJOR SUIT, BUREAUa, WASH.
Ia siand bedstesd etegere, rlse rlass, do, hail
stand and variety Of articles suited gen,eel family
offered great bargain by fsy leaving ne cry At t51
sireerth street Eshh avenue. Rosewood suit
r.hy cavet a-d uphostered IN rich su broceie, seven
pieces cae fs viii sold FOR tl55 sso octave
plsnooste richly m1up.ef IN pearl supcr nsruueut;
coat sou; Teltrtnce y he nskers
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CIGARS sEoARs II HAVE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
- Thousand segsss 70 gel. 70 pay advances At Vi Dor or
~ 0oC; also my thousand fns Havanas
per boz or 81 per i0o call mskes obusa'son 20 pnr
chase. l.. JACOBS, t07 Broad way.
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YACHTING.

f,EAsp SCRUB RAcE-To COME OFF ON THE FIFTH
" Of July. Tls " open for All worfing vessels Tbs
soops yctorfne Ea Jaue Liberty particularly In
attend IN. Amerosn IA fe and numerous others
entered. inquire OF Law, f8 Wes corner Of Ham
moud
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MADAME vRuvE BEHorT cALIIEz. or PARIS, HAS

I INC pleasure 70 ssnonnes 20 Der nunerous
will contip with her direction Of The Hotel a.urics
hue Kivob she w continue 70 give the
Who have pstronired that or
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VACHr sINCRACK FOR sALr-BuuT BIT rHg
hie George teer- for Johs g stevens ga late Com
dore New York Yacht Club; schooner rTged With flying
10 asd iopsas about tons register, and IN the most e,r
ps orter thrcus houi her sails entirely neu having
been but e cabin s particularly large and
web ventilated being feat high By twenty swo feet In
hy 9Th with roounp Kitchen psntriea water tants,
closet a. siiaehe swnins. c9v: deen aad e,espI. e
uens fully found with chars Rogers patent
signals and everything n fact necessary 10 make her
Portable and safe sadly handled By AMI boy,
nus mailing her II the mos economical boats In the
squadron. 70 Q gentleman requiring undoubtedly
cheap and como1ious boat abe presents deera-
BILE opportunity Apply board n he station, HoSoksH.
- 10 4. Draper. Ksq, 80 Pine street
vACHT FOR sALE-THE sLooP leland PAWN,
III eighteen tous Ia god order Terms essy. Apply 70
Mr.. CROMWELL, ~ William street
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A TrENrION REGULARa MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE
"A organization particularly requested TO their
los Bowery this Frdav) evening II nius O'Clock. BY
order. GEO. q. 0kNAT, Chairman
S S.,,.s 4 { s. so,i. }sscrs..rs.
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fyoopyR HOUSE, 14 BROADWAY This ROUss n
" terl snithe Enrcpean plan for the seoomuodsasnS
both Fenfsmfn and lsaien Meals sent 20 when -
sired Price per Gay = 70 90 cents per week tom u 90 q
rs. Genfierran and wife, flper day.
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

a PARTNER wANrED-IN THE MOST WONDERFUL
curiosity exhibited In this country; and thousand
OF Collars have realized by similar one In Europ,
ANY young havrg few hundred dollars W Join me wi
Eighth avenue.
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OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, \. l., WILL BE OPENED
~ The reception Of vissers June The prcpristor
prepared application for
moderate terms vte~ desiring plsa
JOHN q. WEAVER.
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UNFINISHED ROows.-LAHaE AND SNAIL ROWS
vth bath Sc 10 let At 1derate priceq AZ q PFnce
street, third deer Wssi Of Broadway.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND oARDsHERs-AR OR
IN dlnsnce pnsred the Common Council June II and ~
BY the Mayor all farmers and gardeners vii
their 20 occupy Gouverneur slip and adjonin
O'Clock. noon.
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BPEC1AL NOTICES.

4 CARp-A Lor or MASONIC BOOKS. LEFT WITH
"A m binding about ago, and The owner not
having for them although often reqnestsd 70 a. 20 THIS
him win sell them pubic ,on. In two
from this day unless he calls Tor the aad he
Of binding j. d. PFAHMULI.kk, 391 Canal street
kKw YoRK, June n, 1883
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NorIcE-NRs. FLEURy, 20 BRooNs srREEI
Az gves true Information All events Of life BY the gsss N
NE planets ana ans~ers questions business marriage
absent friends, &c, by magnetism She SPEAKS french
Erg and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

TERRIBLE MURDER NEAR PORTSMOUTH, oHIo.
The Portsmouth Tribune of May 7th, has the
following account of the murder of Mrs. Samuel
Morgan, by her husband, at franklin Furnace,
Ohio. Morgan is fifty-five years of age and
has large family. His character is violent:
At the time of the murder, (about Z o'clock
on wednesday EVENING" there were some Of the
smaller children at home, and woman named
Sarah Chamberlain, who, it seems, has been an
inmate Of the house for some time, and cause
Of difficulty between Morgan and his wife,
The house is situated about three hundred yards
from neighbOrL On wednesday evening 3
dispute arose between Morgan and his wife,
when she started across the yard to eScape. In
getting over the fence, Morgan struck her with
piece of fence rail, telling her to the ground,
and he repeated the blows until life was extinct
Mrs Chamberlain and the children were wit
nesses to the damning spectacle. After Morgan
found his wife was dead, he babe one of the
children bring him log chain, which he put
around the neck ofthe corpse, and then dragged
it across the yard. Here he proceeded to strip
the body of all clothing, and then left it lying
at the door all night, while he remained in the
house until next morning.
Meantime the rumor Ofthe murder had been
spread by the little children, who fIantically
ran to married sisters some distance of. On
Thursday morning Mr.. o. b. Gould proceeded
to the spot and arrested Morgan, who, it seems,
made no effort to escape.
The prisoner, together with Mrs. Chamberlain
and two of his children, are now III our jail, the
three latter being detained rs witnesses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

NATIONAL FouNDRY.-A portion of the Ma
tional Foundry Committee, appointed TO visit
Washington City to lay our Claims before Con-
gress, were informed by Secretary Floyd, that
nothing would he done by Congress in the
premises this session; that the matter might
probably come up at the next session, and that
it was intended that the law should authorize
the appointment of committee of competent
men TO investigate and report from the respec-
tive claims of the various localities mentioned
The Secretary took occasion to speak very ia
vOrably of this city as site for national
Foundry.
a committee Of competent gentlemen to draw up
in proper form a report embracing all our adj
vantages as a site for the proposed foundry -
We make the suggestion, and it will be for the
authorities to act as they may deem expedient
- Cumberland ND TeLegrdDk 4..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

GREAT RAILROAD FRAUD IN NEw YORE-.Hit
lions Of Dollars IH5oLred-Arrest ef Wall
Street Broker.-Henry Dwight, banker Of this
city, was arrested yesterday on six warrants is
sued by Judge Russell, on the complaint Of
Charles Could substantiated by the Effidavits Of
Samuel NJ. Blatchford, Seabury Brewster, and
Stewart Brown, of the firm Of Brown. Brothers
< Co. The warrants separately set forth that
Dwight had been guilty Of perjury, first in
statement under oath that the firm of Brown,
Brothers & Co. had been endeayOTing to get
possession of the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis
Railroad, for the purpose of satisfying claims
due TO them from persons connected with the
road; and, secondly, in falsely asserting, in the
trial Of action in the Superior Court, that he
owned the greater part Of the stock of the road /;
of II fraudulent issue Of coupons; of REISSUE
cancelled bonds; of embezEling the income
bonds of the company; and Of cOnspiring to
defraud the creditors of the company. On the
last charge Hamilton Spencer and Henry Hotch-
kiss included, and the warrant is issued
against them also.
Mr.. Dwight was brought before Judge Rus
sell, by whose order he will be retained in Gus
:Ody until tomorrow, when he will be brought
up for examination.
The amount alleged to have been embezzled
exceeds, it is said, a million Of dollars.-N. l.
Post Of Wednesday eeehing.
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Trustees Sale
Or RoIIin1 Will, Lnud. Coal. HrOn Ore, sc.

~ ONO CO. AID wETZEL CO., VA
NY virtue OF recorded Deed Of Trust dated Nav a..
ID 1851 from Crescent COMPANY % "a
the nderiraed A. Trustees, will sell Al public sale ~ -
Court House 10 the ey OF Wheeling, ohio Co. striHa
TiursdE the d-enth day JlIy ISIS, all the proPsEu
eouyryei h SAID deed, inelnding the following
Iot OF about E0TtV Of laad situated IN the ely q
wheeling which erected Rolling Mi So ltsi fss
cnntainiuE poEerfI steam Easu=. - Rolling ElTnzs=i
Is Heating Furnaces, sanevzers trains Muck ET.s
trains sheet and Boiler Rolls. and eonpiete sets o. E
Punches AMI for the manufacture OF Raj
road Iop together the fixtures and apPuTtenas
es thereto The Coal privilege belsnE 70 ts
property covers Iti Of It. vein OF suIFf
Bituminog Coalane Of the openings TO which Is Ettn -
feet OF the MILL and the other opening about 90
this property also erected large Smths shopA
leo 81 n, story Ofee 80 - II and AZ
story Brick Dwelling
Also tract Of iani situated In wetseI Cousty Virginia,
~ WhernE the line Of the BAIT Ohio RAJ
road, which through the property This tIaet eonti
lO,OuO Land well wooded and Astounding In lra
Ores Of excellent quality.
about IS LstOn station1 said Railroad. n
Wgtzel comfy Aforesaid
Tie the sale Ons-ourih the ParehA.e NOE
residue In three lnstlinrnf pay
able respectively In six, tUsVe and eighteen moHiis noe
the daE OF sale, with Interest," @ . b. ~ secured
Wheeling, Nay ~, ISIS. LEVI \: EVANS,
J. G. ACIiESos- Frast-sa
myll-dlWGWtda N. WILKINSON, J
tDatmare American and Philadelphia SaTth American,
please copy ssnd BIN % this Oaiee for eolesozl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

Nervous AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS !-Hol-
land Bitters.-"We have used this medicine
ourselves, and in many cases with the greatest
success. The most celebrated Of our German
Physicians are recommending it During this
chnngenble weather, while most persons are
troubled with nervous and rheumatic affections,
it will be found valuable remedy tadts
ZeituU1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

SOrrH CAROLINA ALI RIdHT-"!She IL Com
mittei.-under this heading, short time since,
the GIroiiHian took occasion to make brief
response to the question, "would South Caro-
lima co-Operste with Texas, Alabama, and other
southern States, should they make the issue Of
disunion at this timts" The YOTkville Enquirer
warmly endorses the remarks, and says
"a nutshell has never held great a. eument
more completely. We heartily endorse the
CIr0IiHd'S position; and. when the issue is
made, we undertake 10 say that the cooper
tionists of York District viii be found true TO
the professions they made ia 1852. And when
a Southern Conlederacy is to be formed in good
faith q our word for 1t, there will not be found
in South Carolina = eOrpOral's guard to lag be-
hind So predicts, for one, the YorkvilIe Eis-
VaiFeI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

TnE Virginia Legislature, has presented a
bOats, two guns. and hundred and fifty men
armed with small arms, recently engaged pi-
ratical feet in the Chinese seas consisting OF
thirty junks, mounting three hundred guns and
manned by three thousand men, and defeated
the enemy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15


MoNAL PuoGEEss DOWN At PAEXERsBuRG-A
Fine Opeaiag FIR q RepiraL Tho last number
of the Meas contains the following paragraph;
1t is but seldom we consider it our duty to
record the drunken brawls that take place in
our midst, preferring, generally, to let the con-
sciences of the pRrticipRtors be their own chas-
tisers. We hear, however, OF some actions of
party who chose the afternoon of last Sabbath
as the time and the Public Square rs the place,
for their bachanalian riot, which, in the opinion
of lnany of our citizens, deserves the oondemna-
ton Of every one. Among other Of their freaks,
the Sabbath was dcsecratcd, and their profanity
expressed, by holding mock prayer meeting
in bRr-roOm; after which, being denied more
liquor, they attempted TO break Into several
houses, from one OF which they were run off by
the women, who turned on them; at another, the
ring-leader attempted to beat the bar-keeper IN
to acquieseeuce with their demands. The re-
spectacle portion OF our community are hearth
ly tired of such exhibitions OF blackguardiSln,
and the Prosecuting Attorney and officers ofthc
law will be neSiecting their duty, If they fail to
bring the offenders IN strict account for such
acts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

TINS Washington Union learns that the court
martial upon Gen. Twiggs, recently held nt New
port Barracks, found him guilty upon the sever
al charges and specifications against him, with
one exception. They rccommendedihi how
ever, TO the clemency Of the Executive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

GroReIA EprscOPAL CoxvExTIoS.-The annu-
al Episcopal Convention of Georgia, assembled
in Savannah on the 9th inst The Bishops re-
port refers to the project for building South.
ern Episcopal College, under the patronage Of
the church, VIII ch IS designed to rival anything
in this country, in its capacity and usefulness
The location is selected in Sewauee, Term, and
no work is to be commenced until $500, 900 is
collected, only the interest Of which is 10 be ex-
pended,-the principal to be retained by the
treasurer Of each State.
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NOTICE

TO THOSE ISDEBTED TO WN- GOoDRIcH.-osinz
to the scarcity q money, the undersigned has
placing the accounts OF toe Indebted NJ oodFieh
th- hands Of proper ohceF 70 collection. may bF
found az TIE Foundry Warehouse C W. J. Stewart
end Of artet Square uE the lat o. July Which
tss All notes AID accounts unpaid ufa Y hst
collection THos- J. BLAIR,
zpel-lft y Asf3Ener % Va. GoodF5sd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

SPEAKER OF TIE House. OF CoHNuSs.-The
Philadelphia american has an interesting his
torical sketch of the British House of Commons,
which gives US IN item not generally known
The House of Commons, like our House of Rep
resentntiVes, chooses their Speaker, and this
choice is subject to the approval of the crown.
This approval is now quite matter Of course,
but formerly it was not so. Indeed, at one time,
the crown virtually elected the speaker; it being
the practice to intimate the pleasure of the king
prior to the election, in order 10 spare him the
pain or necessity of refusal. The addresses
that were anciently made by the speakers to the
monarch when announcing their election, and
soliciting his approval, are characterized by a
servility that very strikingly illustrates the de-
basing effects of absolute or despOtic principles
in the government of mankind. A speech of
Yelverton to Elizabeth, upon his being chosen
Speaker of the House of Commons, shows
subservicncy that would not in the present
ameliOrated and enlightened state of English
society be tolerated.
"My estate" sad he ais nothing correspond
ent for the maintenance Of this dignity; for my
father, dying, left me younger brother, and
nothing to me but my bare annuity. Then,
growing to mans estate, and some small pTac-
ticc by the law, took wife, by whom have
had many children; the keeping Of us all being
ia great impOvershment TO my estate, and the
daily living of us all nothing but my daily indus
try. Neither from my person nor my nature
doth this choice arise; for he that supplieth this
place ought to be man big and comely, stately
and well.spOken, his voice great, his carriage
majestical, his nature naughty, and his purse
plentiful and heavy; but, contrarily, the stature
of my body is small, myself not so well spoken,
my voice low, my carriage lawyer-like, and of
the commonest.fashion,m my nature soft and bash
full, my purse thin light and never yet plentiful.
If DemostheneS, so learned and eloquent as lac
was, one whom none surpassed, trembled to
speak before Phocion at Athens, how much more
shall |, being unlearned and unskilful to supply
the place ofdignity, charge, and trouble, to speak
before so many PhoCiOns as here be? Yea,
which is the greatest, before the unspeakable
majesty and sacred parsonage of our dread and
dear sovereign; the terror of whose countenancc
will nppal and abase even the stoutest hearts;
yea, whose very name will pull down the great
est courage; for how nightly do the estate and
name of prince defect the haughties stomach
even Of their greatest subjects"
Think of Speaker of the House of Com
mons, in our day, uttering such speech before
Queen Victoria, MS a sort of preliminary to the
discharge of his duties. Were it possible for
such thing to occur, her Majesty, no doubt,
would find it as difficult to restrain the impulse
to laugh as she did when the ambassador of
Siam, on the occasion of his audience, prOstra-
ted himself aud made his salutations in that
abject but ludicrous posture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-15

it, always We can all talk and clatter and
take on about our notions and our isnls-we can
explode ustabout rs often and as longas we want
to on any imaginable theme, and yet the country
wags ou--the people who don't like US attend
to their business-and when the time comes
round they go to a convention about some ism
of theirs, and we in turn attend to our business
and turn up our noses at them. So we go, here
in this land of liberty, where everybody pays
his money and calls things, like the fellow in
the show, by right or wrong names-just as tue
fancy strikes him.